Bill Repealing Phone Travel Taxes Faces Hot Debate
Congressional debate intensifies over a proposed bill to repeal federal taxes on telephone service and travel. The measure, backed by President Eisenhower, seeks four dollars per barrel in related tax cuts and faces possible filibuster as Senate leaders clash with opponents.
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Pan American Hit By Sick Calls From Jet Pilots
New York reports Pan American World Airways faced a pilot illness wave causing flight cancellations on many routes. Eastern Airlines and other carriers secured federal injunctions to prevent further strikes while Pan American said crews were substituting as investigations continued.
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Rumor of High Pay for Japanese Rioters Debated
Senate inquiries surfaced claims that Communist demonstrators in Japan were paid 165 a day. Senator Kealine cited a purported rate as evidence of covert funding for riots linked to President Eisenhower's canceled visit. Report mentions markets and hogs bids in Omaha.
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Weekend Weather Outlook With Scattered Showers
Partly cloudy through Sunday with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Extreme south areas wet Saturday evening and Sunday. Lows near 53, highs 72 to 80. Monday outlook shows more scattered showers and storms.
Yearly Temperatures and Totals Reported in Indies
The press run lists temperatures for the year with a normal indicator at 31.79 and totals to date at 14.67, compared with last year's total 17.35. No location details or dates are provided.
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Hagerty Trapped by Friendly Crowd at White House
White House press secretary Hagerty was blocked by a dense crowd after an address by President Eisenhower. Aides maneuvered the car through onlookers briefly before it halted amid the milling throng. Hagerty commented the crowds are friendly as reporters note a tense moment during a presidential visit.
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Girl Burned in Trash Fire in Alta Vista
A young Alta Vista girl, Dawn Mahoney, suffered serious burns after a trash barrel fire. Police say gasoline was poured on the blaze by a prankster, and flames burned off the girl's clothing before bystanders and a passerby attempted to extinguish the flames.
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Watson Brothers Acquires Wilson Truck Company
Watson Brothers plans to acquire Wilson Truck Company in a deal that would create one of the nation’s largest motor freight lines. The transaction involves cash and stock, with regulatory approvals required from state commerce authorities and antitrust review. The combined network would span from Chicago to Los Angeles and San Francisco, with terminals across multiple states and revenue in the millions.
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Storms Hit Plains as Severe Weather Reaches East
Thunderstorms driven by a Canadian air mass moved across the Plains today. Tornadoes caused minor damage near Grand Island Nebraska, while Rare hail and heavy rain lashed the East with several record rainfall readings reported in New York and Florida.
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Treaty ratified as Kiho government seals US Japan pact
In Tokyo, the United States Japan security treaty was ratified amid large leftist demonstrations. Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi’s conservatives expressed satisfaction as the ratification became effective at midnight, with officials saying it strengthens US Japan relations and paves the way for broader peace in the region.
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Court Rejects Two Communist Probe Convictions
A congressional finance clash over foreign aid provisions dominates debate as the House backs a revised $1.6 to 1.8 billion military assistance package. The fight centers on defense and economic support funds to bolster allied nations against communism, with President Eisenhower pressing for more aid.
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Dirksen Loses Pay Medical Fund Fight
The article reports Dirksen failing to win pay restoration and a medical fund dispute. It covers Senate votes, veto threats, and requests for attention to government worker benefits and related funding proposals. The piece notes higher than requested funding and potential committee actions on budget reductions and national institute funding measures.
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Convicted Murderer Appeals Case Heard by Supreme Court
Des Moines report notes the appeal of Darlene McNamara, jailed for a second degree murder after a shooting following an argument with her husband. Her defense argues self defense. evidence cited includes Shells bought two weeks earlier and a day spent drinking prior to the incident.
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Tokyo Leftists rally against treaty amid massive Tokyo protest
Tens of thousands of leftists and students marched through central Tokyo in a show of opposition to Premier Nobusuke Kishi's new 10 year security treaty with the United States. Police prepared for possible trouble as demonstrators chanted down with Kishi and smashed the treaty while a large police presence guarded Parliament and the prime minister's residence.
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Eisenhower defends Quemoy as Mainland Reds threaten Taiwan
The article reports U.S. President Eisenhower pledging to defend Quemoy and Taiwan against Communist forces as crowds in Kinmen celebrate his arrival. Eisenhower, surrounded by Chiang Kai-shek officials and Chinese flags, addresses a packed arena with banners praising resistance and U.S. support.
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Boosted fares in Washington raise airline costs and revenue
The Civil Aeronautics Board plans to raise domestic airfares by 2 7 and add a $1 surcharge starting Friday. The move is expected to bring in about 44 million dollars annually in canal revenue.
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Defense Chiefs Gather for Top-Secret Talks at Quantica
At Quantica, Virginia, U S defense leaders meet for confidential discussions on urgent issues from regional unrest to security challenges. Attendees include Deputy Secretary John Gates and Defense Secretary James Mattis, focusing on crisis response and policy coordination.
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