President Presents Confident Budget Emphasis On Economy
President Eisenhower sent Congress a 77 billion dollar budget forecasting a near four billion dollar cut and a 70 million dollar surplus. He called it a confident budget aimed at restraining inflation and paving the way for a future tax cut while boosting postal and gasoline taxes to support a balanced budget and road funding.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Defense Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Anderson
Treasury
Virginia Supreme Court Rules Against Almond Administration
Virginia's resistance to school integration collapsed as the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals, in a 5-2 ruling, denied the mandamus seeking payment of tuition grants for private schooling and related statutes. The decision touched on school closure and fund-cut-off laws, with dissents by Justices Miller and Snead.
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Richmond
Virginia
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Almond
Harold F. Snead
Willis D. Miller
John W. Eggleston
A. S Harrison Jr
Sidney C. Day
Miller
Snead
U. S
Norfolk
Sixteen Girls Hurt On Cranmore Mountain Ski Trail
At Cranmore Mountain New Hampshire a group of about 200 Catholic Youth Organization members from Lawrence Massachusetts were sliding on an icy trail closed for hazard. Sixteen girls were injured, one seriously, after speed carried them into trees brush and rocks along a hundred yard drop.
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North Conway
N. H
Cranmore Mountain
Lawrence
Mass
West Virginia Weather Outlook Cloudy with Snow Likely
Weather forecast notes cloudy conditions in West Virginia with rain snow mix south and a colder trend through Tuesday. Low tonight around 20 and high Tuesday near 22, with overall below normal temperatures and lingering snow flurries at times. Snow likely east Wednesday and a warmer trend by Saturday.
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Senegae
OHTO
Norwaligh
Albany
Helena
Indianapolix
Tan Angeles
Memphis
Miami
Oklahoma City
Phoenix
Ehear
Asc
Pittaborgh, Rma Elos
Mikoyan Ends U S Talks Berlin Deadlock Holds
Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan wraps up Washington talks stressing expanded trade with the United States but offering no concession on Berlin. He rejects broadening West Berlin to include East Berlin and leaves for Moscow via New York after meetings with Douglas Dillon and promising discussions with Strauss.
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Anastas I. Mikoyan
Mikoyan
White House
Washington
Soviet Union
Berlin
West Berlin
East Berlin
National Press Club
State Department
Douglas Dillon
Lewis
Cold Wave Hits Ohio As Snow Deepens Across State
The Associated Press reports heavy snowfall and near zero temperatures sweeping Ohio. Snow drifts rise to 18 inches in Toledo as patrol warns to stay home. many counties close schools while drivers face hazardous conditions. Temperatures expected to drop further Tuesday with colder air moving in from Indiana.
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Athens County
Allen
Mercer
Auglaize
Putnam Counties
Toledo
Cincinnati
Mercury
Weather Bureau
Indiana
South
Cold Wave Grips Eastern U S With Snow Across Regions
Arctic air from Canada sweeps south through the Dakotas Minnesota and northern Iowa spreading into the Midwest and Plains. Frigid conditions bring warnings across central areas while some Atlantic coast states remain clear and cold with subfreezing readings in parts of the Northeast.
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Florida
Canada
Dakotas
Minnesota
Iowa
Midwest
Plains
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Jin
North
Middle Atlantic States
Boy Ends First Drive After 200 Safe Miles
A 13 year old with no prior solo driving experience drove his grandfather's automobile 200 miles to San Antonio Sunday without incident. In San Antonio he struck another car. the other driver took a dollar for damages and left. Randy Stanley of Houston claimed he drove up to 90 mph and saw three highway patrolmen but was not stopped.
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San Antonio
Texa
Randy Stanley
Houston
Randy
Couple in Arcadia Wreck Face Amputation Risk
A young mother and her husband were trapped in a wreck in Arcadia Wisconsin for seven hours in subzero cold. The husband died Sunday night after they were removed to a hospital. the wife faced possible amputation as her arms and legs were frozen solid.
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Arcadia
Wis
Miss Mikoyan Aid Sought From McCarthyist Attorney
Charlies J. Kersten a 56 year old Republican attorney and former Wisconsin congressman offered defense to the 19 year old Hungarian woman who threw a rock at Anastas Mikoyan during his Cleveland visit on January 7 Kersten said his offer was accepted and he would provide counsel.
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Cleveland
Wisconsin
Anastas J. Mikoyan
Charlies J. Kersten
U.S
Joseph R. McCarthy
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Dispatch Veteran Dies on Eastbound Train
Leon FE. Roettger aged 59 a circulation executive for the Columbus Dispatch died Sunday after a heart attack suffered on an eastbound passenger train in Richmond Indiana.
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Richmond
Ind
Leon FE. Roettger
Columbus
Batista’s Wife Starts U.S. Drive to Reunite Family
In New York the wife of ousted Cuban leader Fulgencio Batista begins a trip to collect four of their children in the United States. She plans to bring them to their father as part of a broader relocation.
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New York
Fulgencio Batista
Castro Invites 350 Journalists to Havana Rally
Fidel Castro announced invitations to 350 US and Latin American newsmen and commentators and U S congressmen to attend a Havana rally Wednesday backing the speedy executions of Batista henchmen. He urged awareness of Cuba’s truth to dispel recent misunderstandings.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
United States
Latin America
Batista
U.S
Revolutionary Army
Castro
America
Fulgencio Batista
Msgr
Alfredo Muller
Solons Resume Tonight in Busy Ohio Legislature
Ohio lawmakers return for a third week as 80 measures and resolutions await action. The House Reference Committee prepares to split bills for early hearings while committees plan organizational meetings Tuesday and Wednesday. A proposal seeks to raise the state insurance superintendent’s salary from 10320 to 14000, with Edward A. Stowell of Toledo named deputy superintendent after a technicality removed a pay raise from an emergency cabinet salary measure.
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Columbus
Ohio
House Reference Committee
Michael V. DiSalle
Edward A. Stowell
Toledo
No Highway Dock Listed
Ohio enjoyed an unusually low accidental death toll over the weekend as Arctic cold and icy roads kept travelers home. An Associated Press tally shows three accidental deaths in the state, with only one traffic fatality, two due to fires and one a man who fell from a truck in an industrial plant driveway.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Graham to Vacation in Hawaii Three Weeks Rest Plan
Evangelist Billy Graham, advised by Mayo Clinic doctors to rest, plans three weeks in Hawaii. He will sleep, eat, fish, and golf, using the vacation to recover away from public duties.
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Honolulu
Mayo Clinic
Billy Graham
Hawaii
Harvester Strike Ends Ending 67-Day UAW Walkout
International Harvester plants resume operations across the country ending a 67 day strike by about 37 000 United Auto Workers workers at the major farm implement firm with negotiations reaching a settlement and a return to work.
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Chicago
Most International Harvester Co
United Auto Workers
Democrats Pick Los Angeles as Site for 1960 Convention
The Democrats prefer Los Angeles for their 1960 national convention after a $350,000 bid. Other finalists in New Orleans included San Francisco Miami Beach Philadelphia Chicago and New York. Final approval rests with the Democratic National Committee meeting in Washington February 27–28. Republicans also consider several cities as possible sites.
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New Orleans
San Francisco
Miami Beach
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Search for missing farmer's son continues in Ozark woods
Lebanon Missouri reports a large search for Willard Eugene Jones III, three years old, who wandered from his brother Wilbert while firewood gathering. The boy faced 19 degree weather in the Ozark mountain area as rescue teams comb densely wooded terrain today.
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Lebanon
Willard Eugene Jones Jr
Ozark
Wilbert
Ex Glouster Woman Charged In Honolulu Slaying
Kathryn Dennison Foster 43 is charged with second degree murder in the shooting death of her husband Francis Foster 56 a retired Army lieutenant colonel. He was found dead Saturday in their Waikiki apartment. Police noted burned gunpowder on Foster and she claimed memory loss after drinking with him the prior evening. The couple married in Middleport Ohio and lived in Honolulu ten years.
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Honolulu
Kathryn Dennison Foster
Francis
Foster
Waikiki
Dog Saves Sleeper When House Blazes
In Goshen New York Victor Kowalski who is blind woke when his family was away after their dog barked to alert him to a fire on the second floor. He and the dog escaped to the street as firefighters put out the blaze.
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Goshen, N.Y
Victor Kowalski
Kowalski
Argentine President seeks U S aid amid strikes
President Arturo Frondizi traveled to the United States amid a crippling wave of strikes as Peronist labor groups push for revolt. Government deputies warned troops could be used if violence grows. Buenos Aires is under a de facto siege with conscripts placed on standby. Frondizi to meet Eisenhower in Washington after a stop in Lima.
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Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
United States
Juan D. Peron
Frondizi
Charleston
S. C
Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Jose Maria Guido
Alfredo Vitale
la Plata
U. S. Information Service
Lima
Labor Probe Opens as Grand Jury Seeks Teamster Records
A federal grand jury in Cleveland is hearing testimony from top labor leaders. Special prosecutor Max H. Goldschein says the probe could last months. Indications point to Teamsters Union financial affairs as a focus, with subpoenas issued to union officials and records. Also subpoenaed are three Cleveland AFL-CIO officers.
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Cleveland
Max H. Goldschein
Criminal Division
Department of Justice
Teamsters
Teamster
Cleveland Afl-Cio
Wickliffe Dedicates New High School Building
Wickliffe Sunday dedicated its new high school costing 1 635 000. Dr. Roger H. Shaw of Kent State University spoke at the ceremony.
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Cleveland
Wickliffe
Roger H. Shaw
Kent State University
Washing Food Cuts Radioactivity Fallout Studied
Cincinnati scientists test food air and water for Strontium 90 and Cesium 137 at the Taft Sanitary Engineering Center. Underground vegetables like potatoes are less affected, while above ground lettuce and spinach pick up fallout. Washing reduces radioactivity though not entirely. Air tests show a six month decline possibly from reduced nuclear testing.
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Taft Sanitary Engineering Center
U. S. Public Health Service
Cincinnati
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