Eisenhower Calls For Delayed Inauguration Reform
President Eisenhower, in a farewell news conference, stresses the need for a later inauguration to avoid rushed transition and to allow time for disarmament efforts. He warns Americans of Communist threats while supporting a constitutional amendment for a fixed election date and longer lead time before Congress convenes.
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State Assembly committee raises salaries for top officials
Indiana lawmakers approved salary increases for the lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor treasurer attorney general and Superintendent of public instruction with annual pay rising from 7300 to 9000 for some posts and a governor’s salary set at 25000 plus expense allowances. The measure also funds the 92nd Indiana General Assembly with a 25000 salary for the governor and a 6000 expense account. The action follows a citizen study group push and hints at future parimutuel betting legislation.
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Indiana Parimutual Betting Faces Tax and Tax Relief Debate
Lawmakers hear proposals to legalize race track betting in Indiana to fund education and create jobs for farmers while supporting tax relief. Backers argue it would open a new revenue stream for schools and stabilize local taxes, but critics question how to prevent tax rates from rising again after temporary relief. Representative Donald Foltz pushes a bill to raise gross income tax to offset property tax cuts.
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New York Rail Strike Widens Halting City Service
The New Haven Railroad canceled all New York service as a widening strike shuts down Grand Central and halts New York Central trains. About 100000 commuters face disruption while federal and city mediators push for a settlement amid rising harbor and transport tie ups.
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Two of Three Defendants Convicted in Robbery Trial
Circuit Judge Carl T. Smith found Brady Edison and Guy Whitney guilty of larceny in a robbery case and sentenced them to 43 days in jail. Floyd Colling Robinette was acquitted of both charges.
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