House Leaders Endorse Ike Tax Cut Stand
Speaker Rayburn said he is in full accord with President Eisenhower against substantial tax reductions this year. Rep. Mills announced the Ways and Means Committee will begin work tomorrow on a bill to keep corporate and excise tax rates at current levels, preventing a three billion dollar revenue drop after July 1. Byrd of the Senate Finance Committee welcomed the administration stance, warning tax cuts could fuel inflation.
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Washington
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Eisenhower
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means
Rayburn
Ence
Mills
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Anderson
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
Soviet bloc seeks 25 year non aggression pact with NATO
Moscow announced Soviet Union will pull troops from Romania and cut forces in Hungary while urging NATO to join a 25 year non aggression pact. Khrushchev warned of rocket bases in East Germany Poland and Czechoslovakia if West Germany gains nuclear weapons. The communique followed Soviet and East European talks after the Warsaw Pact meeting. Estimates place Soviet troop numbers in Romania at 30 000 to 40 000. Withdrawal would still leave forces in Poland East Germany and Hungary.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Romania
Hungary
Soviet Bloc
NATO
Khrushchev
East Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
United States
West Germany
Warsaw Pact
Alli
Dayton Fireman Discovers Two Children Dead After Stabbing
Dayton firefighter John F. McFadden returning from duty overheard a dispatched ambulance, rushed home, and found two of his six children stabbed to death as police reported his wife Mary Margaret, 31, confessed she had killed two and warned officers to remove others.
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Dayton
John F. McFadden
Mary Margaret
Nike Tragedy Prompts Army Pledge at Meeting
In Middletown New Jersey a citizens meeting followed the explosion of eight Nike missiles at a nearby installation. A prayer was offered for the ten men who died and the Army pledged to do all in its power to prevent a recurrence of the disaster.
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Nike
Army
Middletown
N. J
Test Reactor Shut Down After Contamination Incident
An atomic test reactor believed to be the Wests most powerful has been stopped for three or four weeks due to an accident that contaminated its building.
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Ottawa
Memorial Day traffic deaths projected at 350
The National Safety Council estimates 350 people will die in traffic accidents nationwide during the Memorial Day weekend, highlighting the holiday travel risk and urging safe driving.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Army develops lead-shielded bulldozer for radioactive zones
The Army has produced a lead-shielded bulldozer designed to operate in radioactive areas. This protection aims to reduce operator exposure while performing heavy earthmoving tasks in contaminated or high-risk environments.
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Chareston, S. Co
Senators Plan Final Vote On Emergency Unemployment Bill
A bipartisan Senate group aims to broaden unemployment benefits with a final vote possible today or Wednesday. Kennedy and Douglas lead Northern Democrats with Republican allies seeking taller permanent standards and extended temporary features to match Eisenhower administration recommendations.
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Washington
Senate
House
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
Paul H. Douglas
D-ill
Douglas
Kennedy
Two Unknown War Dead Return Home Aboard Grave Warship
The gray warship brings the two Unknowns back to the United States. bronze caskets honor nameless WWII and Korea dead. A third Unknown, from foreign battlefields, was buried at sea after a selection at sea near the Virginia Capes. The two Unknowns will lie in state in the Capitol rotunda before Memorial Day burial at Arlington by the Unknown Soldier monument.
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Washington
Potomac River
Arlington National Cemetery
Korea
Virginia Capes
Capitol
Arlington
Grenade Blows Up At Pro-Gaullist Rally
A hand grenade exploded at a pep session for the pro Gaullist junta at Algiers City Hall. About 20 000 Muslims attended the rally. Several people were injured. A French officer said the blast may have been accidental due to a military grenade carried by a French soldier. Other sources did not confirm this.
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Tizi Ouzou
Algeria
Algiers
Lightning Hits Portland Bus. Passengers Escape Unhurt
A bolt of lightning struck a crowded transit bus at a busy Portland intersection on Monday evening. Fifty passengers escaped with minor injuries like singed hair or eyebrows, with no serious harm reported.
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Portland
Ore
De Gaulle Moves Toward French Government Formation
Paris reports Gen. Charles de Gaulle begins forming a new government with possible aid from President Rene Coty and Premier Pierre Pflimlin. A high source confirms talks with Pflimlin and Coty as Algeria crisis grows and a general strike challenges De Gaulle's rise amid unrest.
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Salan
Massu
de Gaulle
Pflimlin
Soustelle
PARIS
Charles de Gaulle
Rene Coty
Pierre Pflimlin
Elysee Palace
Cabac
Inet Coulage
DE Gaulle - Pflimlin
Defense
Pierre de Chevigne
France
Algeria
General Confederation of Labor
National Assembly
Popular Republican Movement
MRP
Coty
Bucklin Woman Mistakenly Brings Dog Food to Club Luncheon
At Bucklin Helping Hand Club's covered dish luncheon Mrs. Zelma Meely opened her contribution can and discovered she had bought dog food instead of green beans from the grocery store, causing a mix up among attendees.
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Bucklin
Kan
Helping Hand Club
Zelma Meely
Stritch Dies as Chicago Archbishop Passes Away in Rome
Samuel Cardinal Stritch, 70, Archbishop of Chicago, died early today in Rome at Sanatrix Clinic after circulatory illness. His body lies in state at the North American Pontifical College, will move to St. Ignatius Church Thursday for funeral mass led by Bishop Martin John O'Connor, and will be flown home to Chicago for burial.
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Rome
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Pontifical College
Chicago
Sanatrix Clinic
Pius XII
North American
St. Ignatius Church
Martin John O’connor
Scranton, Pa
Junta Plans Reappointment Of Venezuela Cabinet
Venezuelan provisional government cabinet of thirteen members resigned Monday night. The ruling junta is expected to reappoint more than half the ministers in a routine move to allow the newly shuffled group to decide on changes.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Misplaced Jungle Beast Lion Sightings Near Garden State Park
A Monmouth College biologist reports a lion on grass near Garden State Park. Hunt Brothers Circus denies lion escape but reports a missing zebra later found grazing. Neptune Township principal hears a roar. residents and police search the area. no lion captured.
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Eatontown
N. J
Monmouth College
William Garner
Garden State Parkway
Hunt Brothers Circus
Freehold
Cus
James L. Orr
Neptune Township
Bill Zadorozny
Atomic Sub Crews Set Record Al1 Days Under Water
Navy reports two submarines Skate and Sea Wolf spent 31 days or more fully submerged. Crew detail routine, reading, exercise, and movie nights aboard USS Skate Groton Conn. They surfaced at 7 a.m. on Sunday May 25 ending a record underwater patrol.
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Navy
U.S
Skate
Seawolf
Nixon
South America
Congress
Middleport Gives Achievement Awards
Community leaders honor local students with achievement awards as part of a school year wrap up. Awards highlight academic, athletic, and extracurricular excellence across grades K through 12.
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Middleport
City Pool
Athens
Meigs County
Jacobs
Fanfare Over At Atom Plant
Shippingport Pennsylvania marks five months of successful operation at the 110 million dollar atom plant as scientists and engineers continue research at the first fully commercial nuclear power station serving as a test facility for the Atomic Energy Commission.
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Shippingport
Atomic Energy Commission
America
Vote Buying Probe Opens in Circleville Ward
The Pickaway County Board of Elections begins an inquiry into possible vote buying after a May 7 Circleville Herald report alleging money changed hands between a man in a parked car and voters at Circleville's fourth ward precinct D during the May 6 primary. Fourteen witnesses including James I. Smith II and his wife were subpoenaed for tonight's hearing at the county courthouse.
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Circleville
Pickaway
James I. Smith II
the Herald
Smith
Ceylon Declares Emergency as Riots Rage
Gov Gen Sir Oliver Goonetilleke proclaims a state of emergency to aid the government in suppressing Sinhalese Tamil riots wracking Ceylon for a week in Colombo.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Oliver Goonetilleke
Alarm glitch spooks Richmond police at ADT office
A brief alarm malfunction at the ADT Corporation in Richmond triggered a fast police response. The false alert caused embarrassment for the security firm and its burglary alarm operation.
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Richmond
ADT Corporation
Foreman pleads guilty in fraud case over fake insurance claims
Piergiovanni, foreman at a construction company, admitted aiding embezzlement of 2367 dollars from American Associated Insurance Co. by filing fake claims. He sought probation. Judge John W. Ford set no date for a probation hearing. He had earlier pleaded innocent at arraignment.
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Youngstown
Piergiovanni
American Associated Insurance Co
John W. Ford
Parents Must Explain Son's Use of Name
A Sciotoville couple must appear in Scioto County Juvenile Court to explain their boy David Michael Allen 10 who refused to tell authorities his real name. The child was taken to the Juvenile Center in Columbus May 18 after a motorist found him hitchhiking barefoot on U S 23 between Circleville and Columbus.
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Portsmouth
Sciotoville
Scioto County
David Michael Allen
Columbus
U. S. 23
Circleville
Cleveland to trial Russian language in schools
The Board of Education will add the Russian language to Cleveland's school curriculum on a trial basis next fall.
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Cleveland
Board of Education
Sure Fire Extinguisher Driver Dives Truck Into River
Foreman Lester Seymour used a welding truck as a makeshift extinguisher when flames erupted and his road crew could not stop the fire. He steered the truck off a bridge into the Clearwater River to douse the blaze.
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Grangeville
Idaho
Lester Seymour
Clearwater River
Social Credit Leader Solon Law Quits Politics
Ottawa The leader of Canada's Social Credit party Solon Law 58 says he will resign this week after his small parliamentary delegation was wiped out in last March's election. The move follows Monday night statements to quit politics.
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Ottawa
Canada
Social Credit Party
Poli
Solon Law
Road renaming near Charlotte to Plumb Nearly
County commissioners designated the road southeast of Charlotte as Plumb Nearly official name. Residents along the previously undesignated road say the name implies the road is plumb out of the city and nearly out of the county.
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Charlotte
N. C
World’s Best Craft Unveiled By Air Force
The Air Force revealed its new Republic F105 fighter bomber can fly twice the speed of sound and carries the 20mm Vulcan cannon. Built by Republic Aviation, the F105 is described as highly powerful with nuclear and conventional ordnance options. The Vulcan fires 6000 rounds per minute and uses a Pratt and Whitney J75 engine. Navy shifts training policy for fledgling pilots in primary flight training.
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Houston
Tex
Air Force
Republic Aviation Corp
Farmingdale
N. Y
Tactical Air Command
General Electric
Navy
Army
Ashland Man Sentenced in Ohio Manslaughter Trial
William G. Cline, 20, of Ashland Ohio, pleaded guilty to first degree manslaughter and was sentenced to 1 to 20 years in the Ohio Penitentiary.
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Lronton
Ashland
Ohio
William G. Cline
IT SNOW PICNIC Scientist Phones CLEVELAND
Rev. Douglas A. Pearl of John Carroll University reported a call from Father Henry F. Birkenhauer at Wilkes Station Antarctica where 27 men are snowbound in Vincennes Bay. Birkenhauer left for the IGY mission on Nov. 22 aboard a Navy transport and described five hours of darkness and temperatures 20 to 30 degrees below zero. The shortwave call came through to Pearl via amateur radio in Ypsilanti and lasted about 15 minutes.
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Cleveland
Douglas A. Pearl
John Carroll University
Father Birkenhauer
South Pole
Henry F. Birkenhauer
John Carroll
Wilkes Station
Vincennes Bay
Antartica
U.S
Ypsilanti, Mich
Father Pearl
Flint Death Leaves Two Nations Blaming Each Other
Canada’s Lt. Col. George Flint was killed in crossfire on Mt Scopus while trying to arrange a truce between Israeli and Jordanian forces. Israel and Jordan blamed each other for the fatal shooting. Four Israelis also died in the enclave near the Mount of Olives.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Jordan
George Flint
Flint
Mt. Scoops
Old Jerusalem
Mount of Olives
Mt. Scopus
Pro-Western Christians Gain in Italy Vote
In Rome the pro Western Christian Democrats expanded their parliamentary strength in elections held Sunday and Monday but did not secure a clear majority. Leftist forces gained similarly, keeping the government balance uncertain.
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Rome
Italy
Christian Democrats
Weather outlook for West Virginia turns cooler
Considerable cloudiness with scattered thunder showers likely late tonight or Wednesday. Turning cooler Wednesday afternoon or evening. Low tonight in St.
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West Virginia
OHTO
Albuquerque
Boston
Cleveland
Rene Des Moines
Csvcoer
Fort Worth
Indianapolis
Louisville
Wiwrankes
New Orleans
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