Eisenhower Pushes Aid Cuts to Enable Tax Reduction
The Eisenhower administration orders broad cuts to the federal payroll and programs to enable a tax cut next year. Agencies must curb vacancies, trim spending by up to a billion dollars, and justify any cost increases by sacrificing other programs. The Defense and Commerce departments face specific targets as officials warn of a leaner government.
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Eisenhower
Defense Department
Pentagon
Commerce Department
Hoffa Denies Knowledge of Racketeers In Union Deal
James R. Hoffa testified at the Senate Rackets Committee that he did not know racketeer Paul Ricca owned the Long Beach mansion bought for 150000 by Detroit locals for a training school. He denied awareness of connections to Johnny Dio and other underworld figures amid questions on union finances and conflicts of interest.
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George S. Fitzgerald
Detroit
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Washington
Hoffa
New York
Johnny Dio
Paul
Ricca
Long Beach
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McClellan
D-Ark
Committee
Robert F. Kennedy
Chicago
Teamsters
Are They Citizens Are They Citizens
The United States probes whether Martha Dodd Stern and her husband have renounced U S citizenship after obtaining Paraguayan passports. The couple, with their 12 year old son, are in Prague. State Department officials cite no information on renunciation and note they did not sign a non Communist affidavit. Mrs Stern is daughter of the late William F Dodd former U S ambassador to Germany.
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United States
Martha Dodd Stern
Prague
Czechoslovakia
State Department
U.S
Mexico
Moscow
Sterns
Stern
William F. Dodd
U. S
Ex-OU Student Dies in Cleveland Suburb Funeral Director
Frederick J. Ebesold age 51 a Bedford Ohio funeral director for 15 years died Tuesday A native of Salem Ohio he graduated from high school there and attended Ohio University
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Cleveland
Frederick J. Ebesold
Bedford
Salem
Ohio
Ohio University
Milk Strike Settled After Threat to Cut Metro Supply
A Teamsters strike threatening milk supplies for 12 million metropolitan area residents was settled Wednesday, ending a disruption that had endangered daily groceries and dairy deliveries.
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New York
Teamsters
Pikes Included In Defense Net
The Bureau of Public Roads adds 2102 miles of toll roads in 15 states to the interstate and defense highway system. Congress must decide if the roads become toll free if purchased, or stay toll roads. Rising costs and a shrinking highway trust fund push completion estimates to at least 16 years.
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Washington
Bureau of Public Roads
Congress
Interstate and Defense
New York
Death Caused by Fractured Skull of Infant Elza Vest Jr
Montgomery County coroner rules eight month old Elza Vest Jr of West Carrollton died from a fractured skull. The infant was found face down in a dishpan of water by his mother Elza West. Earlier believed to be drowning from the brother. Autopsy showed collapse from the fracture before the water contact.
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Elza Vest, Jr
West Carrollton
Montgomery County
Elza West
Elza
Two Texas Girls Die In Abandoned Icebox
In Midland Texas two young girls were found dead Tuesday night inside an abandoned icebox where they had disappeared while playing. The icebox locks from the outside and the bodies were discovered huddled side by side.
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Midland
Tex
Ohio and West Virginia Five Day Weather Forecast
Weather forecast notes partly cloudy Ohio with little temperature change tonight and Thursday. Low tonight 55 to 57 and high Thursday 80 to 82. In West Virginia expect fair and cool tonight with lows 45 to 50 east and 50 to 60 west. Thursday brings some cloudiness and a cooler day. Five day outlook shows temperatures about 8 degrees below normal with normal highs near 84 and lows around 60 to 64. Little change through Monday with about one-quarter inch rainfall and scattered showers possible Friday and possibly Monday.
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Hollywood makeup man attempts suicide watched by wife
Hollywood makeup artist Percival H. Westmore, 52, swallowed a large number of sleeping pills Tuesday night in his Hollywood Hills home while his wife was present. Police call it an attempted death by own action and he remains in critical condition in hospital.
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Percival H
Pere) Westmore
Westmore
Hollywood Hills
Vaccine Seen In Cincinnati In About A Month
The Cincinnati Academy of Medicine reports Asiatic flu vaccine will likely be available here within about one month.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Academy of Medicine
Haines Named State Mental Hygiene Director
Dr. Robert A. Haines 40, head of Longview State Hospital Cincinnati, named director of the State Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction at 18 000 a year. He replaces acting director C Earl Albrecht who served since October 1956. Gov. ONeill called his qualifications impressive and noted a 500 pay cut to take the post. Haines will begin without personnel changes and seeks mental hygiene improvements.
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Columbus
Robert A. Haines
Longview State Hospital
Cincinnati
State Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
C. Earl Albrecht
William O'Neill
Haines
Cer
Typhoon Agnes Pounds Pusan Causing Major Damage
Typhoon Agnes hit the South Korean port city of Pusan with 125 mph winds. U.S. Army officials report at least 500000 dollars in damage to Army buildings ships and docks by midmorning. A hospital roof was blown off and three other buildings damaged. Patients were evacuated safely.
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Pusan
Korea
U.S
U.S. Army
Radio Mid-Pom seeks daytime 1390 kc station in Ohio
Washington reports Radio Mid-Pom Inc of Middleport Ohio filed with the Communications Tuesday for a new daytime radio station on 1390 kilocycles one kilowatt.
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Washington
Radio Mid-Pom, Inc
Middleport
Ohio
Ike Gets Atom Bill Passed by Congress
Congress approved a 352 million dollar atomic energy construction bill sending it to the White House. The measure funds planning for two reactors at Hanford Washington and Idaho, and an experimental plutonium recycle reactor at Hanford. It also directs AEC to build small reactors for rural cooperatives and a municipal power group.
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Congress
White House
Atomic Energy Commission
Hanford
Wash
Idaho
AEC
Belafonte Hospitalized for Eye Detachment in New York
Singer Harry Belafonte remains in New York Hospital undergoing treatment for a retinal detachment of his right eye. Doctors report no complications and expect a careful recovery followed by further evaluation.
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New York
Harry Belafonte
New York Hospital
Death ruled accidental in Columbus cabdriver drowning
Franklin County coroner's office ruled the death of Everett Allen Depue a drowning accident. The 35 year old Columbus cab driver fell from a bridge while fishing in the Scioto River Tuesday night. The police described the incident as an accidental fall.
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Franklin County
Everett Allen Depue
Depue
Scioto
Balloonist Reaches 102000 Feet in High Altitude Test
Maj. David G. Simons atop a balloon reached an estimated 102000 feet, the highest ever for a manned flight, aboard a float that began in Crosby Minnesota and drifted over Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota. Col. John Stapp proposed a four to five man gondola for future ascent. Simons, chief of space biology at Holloman AFB New Mexico, described the ascent as safe and noted stunning views of clouds lightning sunrise and stars. He survived on sandwiches candy fruit juice and water during the voyage.
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N. D
John Stapp
Stapp
David G. Simons
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South Dakota
Simons
Joseph Kittinger
Air Force
Minneapolis
Holloman Air Force Base
Alamogordo
N. M
Crosby
Minn
Minnesota
North Dakota
Ellendale
Eisenhower Delivers Broad Report on Syria Civil Rights and Aid
President Eisenhower said the United States watches Syria closely but will not intervene under the Middle East resolution. He voiced GOP civil rights plans, criticized Democratic Congress, and backed restoring foreign aid. He discussed the Aswan Dam controversy and Dulles’ role, noting Congress controls appropriations.
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Syria
Middle East
Congress
U. S
Senate
House
Red China
State Department
United States
Aswan Dam
Sen
Fulbright
D-Ark
Aswan
Egypt
Dulles
Syria charges U S plotted murder of top officers
Damascus Syria AP Syria's new army chief Maj Gen Asif Bizry accused the United States of fabricating a mass assassination plot to kill Syrian staff officers and overthrow the government He named Howard E Stone the U S Embassy second secretary for political affairs as mastermind and said three American diplomats were expelled last week The chief also charged US interests aimed to remove President Shukri Kuwaitis regime and insisted he is not a Communist in response to questions about ideology.
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Syria
America
Asif Bizry
United States
Security Council
Shukri Kuwaiy
Bizry
Howard E. Stone
U.S
Stone
Amin Nufoury
Col
Abdul Hamid Sarraj
Army
Secrecy Foe Praises Move On Military Information Policy
Rep Moss of California lauds the Defense Department for a revised military information directive announced by Secretary Wilson. Moss says the change loosens press release requirements while Murray Snyder explains the phrase was misinterpreted and aims to prevent flattery or masking of mistakes.
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Washington
Moss
D-Calif
Defense Department
Defense Wilson
House
Government Information
Wilson
Murray Snyder
Defense
Snyder
Department
Columbus Girl Recalls Nothing of Beating
Hope La Verne, 14, of Columbus Ohio, was brutally beaten in her sleep at her mother’s Tampa Florida home. She showed improvement but police have no clues as to the attacker and she recalls nothing of the incident.
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Columbus
Tampa
Fla
Hope LaVerne
Columbus, Ohio
Doris Jean Worthington
Eighty Americans Safe After Irish Emergency Landing
An American airliner carrying eighty passengers and crew suffered engine trouble over the Atlantic and returned to Shannon Airport Ireland for a precautionary emergency landing. One of its four engines failed about seven hundred miles off the Irish coast.
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Shannon
Ireland
Escapees From Stark County Jail Narrowed To One Fugitives
Three of four escapees from Stark County Jail have been recaptured or located as a deputy sheriff pursues the remaining fugitive who is still at large.
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Canton
Stark County
Amendment vote delayed by court injunction in Ohio
A court order bars Secretary of State Ted W. Brown from taking further steps on a proposed constitutional amendment. Eleven Ohio cities sought the injunction, blocking certification of the measure pending a hearing. The amendment would let the General Assembly set charges and determine surplus water and sewer sale amounts outside municipalities. Judge Dana Reynolds issued the injunction Tuesday.
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Columbus
Ted W. Brown
General Assembly
Ohio
Common Pleas
Dana Reynolds
Brown
Coroner Rules Death Of Waitress Homicide
A coroner's jury ruled the death of Norma Mae King a homicide. The 37 year old Ridgeland Mississippi resident was found in a St Louis park with a railroad ticket from St Louis to Columbus Ohio in her purse.
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Norma Mae King
Ridgeland
Miss
St. Louis
Columbus
Ohio
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