Accord on Disability Plan Told by Edmond Le Breton
The House Judiciary subcommittee reported progress on a bill to let the vice president act as President if the chief executive is disabled. The plan creates an eight member Presidential Disability Commission to determine disability with a majority ruling. Rayburn backs the measure and it avoids constitutional amendment, pending Eisenhower admin review.
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Congress
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Eisenhower
Rogers
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Fay admits wife and self drew over a hundred thousand
Washington AP reports labor racketeer Joey Fay acknowledged that he and his wife received more than $100,000 from Newark Local 825 since his 1947 prison term. The panel questioned Fay on real estate deals, salary payments, a car, and a building sale with investigators questioning details of amounts and ownership.
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Robert Kennedy
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International Excavating. Co
Local 425
Badger Testifies in Appeal Hearing of Capt Remington
Badger testified Wednesday as the second day of the suspension appeal hearing for Traffic Capt. Remington. He denied personal bias affecting the suspension, saying Remington did not file a personal report and that the Gephart statement had not been obtained by December 26.
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Ww. Temin
William Cri Badger
Gron
Rol Johnson
Crissman
James Jephart
Temington
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Gephart
Chuckle Caption Briefs From The Week
A light remark from the paper notes the mood stays bleak yet humor persists. The writer quips about a second sneaker and the idea that misfortune could have worsened, delivering a dry, witty aside.
Franksfurt Report: Lt Accused Over Handshake Refusal
In Frankfurt the U S army charged Lt William Morton a 32 year old San Antonio medical officer with disrespect and conduct unbecoming an officer for allegedly refusing to shake hands with Capt Carl OKelley a newly assigned Black captain from Tucson The army also charged him with attempting to induce two enlisted men to commit perjury The case awaits Pentagon action Morton claims proper salute and respect denying intentional disrespect and argues military law may require change
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U. S
Army
William Morton
San Antonio
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Carl O'Kelley
Tucson
Hawau
Washington
Pentagon
Detroit
36Th Medical Battalion
Dulles Presses for Sympathetic Middle East Aid
Secretary of State Dulles promised Baghdad Pact allies that the United States would consider new funds to raise living standards in the Middle East when current development money runs out. Britain signaled similar caution, stressing limits on aid while backing groundwork for development projects. The pact council approved an economic report, noting seven development projects costing over 56 million dollars, with initial U.S. support around 3 million and Britain's around 1 million.
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Iran
Pakistan
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Britain
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Bagdad
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Ekrem Akualin
Rabibullah Khan
Tax Form Series To Explain 1957 Iowa Return
The Gazette begins six instructional articles on the 1957 state income tax form amid questions about complexity. Frank Kruse, assistant attorney general, will author the pieces for Iowa Tax Commission and distribute via the Iowa Daily Press Association.
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Princess Mazzi Charged With Theft In Uganda Province
Princess Mazzi, 60, linked to the Kabaka’s ravali family, was charged with stealing 105 sheets of galvanic material and hiding them on a banana plantation. Prince Miusanje allegedly offered 100 pounds in daily support.
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Margaret Mazzi
Ravali
Miusanje
Eisenhower Lands At Naval Base After Ottawa Flight
President Eisenhower forced to skip trapbound Kansas City landing due to fog. His Columbine II touched down at the naval air station in Olath e Kansas after circling for 27 minutes with emergency navy motor convoy ready to transport him to his brother Arthur Eisenhower's funeral.
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William W. Thomas
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William G. Draper
Lincoln Slayings Prompt Guard Mobilization in Nebraska
Lincoln police and Sheriff Karnopp investigated nine murders linked to Charles Starkweather and Caril Fugate as Governor Anderson ordered the National Guard to Lincoln. A stolen 1931 Packard tied to the killings, while farmers manned roadblocks and searches spread across the region.
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Oxygen Drops To Aid Antarctic Explorer
Geoffrey Pratt, 33, of Sir Vivian Fuchs transantarctic expedition, recovered after oxygen bottles were dropped to aid him amid carbon monoxide fumes from a snow tractor. A British physiologist reported Pratt should be fine in a few days as the party nears Scott Base, about 150 miles from the pole, with evacuation hampered by hazardous conditions.
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Vivian Fuchs
Geoffrey Pratt
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Griffiths Park
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Syrian Head Accepts Soviet Gift Airliner
Syrian President Kuwally accepted a new 32 seat Myushin 4 airliner from Soviet President Varoshilov at a Damascus airport ceremony He said the gift would strengthen Soviet Syrian relations and improve ties between the two nations
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Kuwally
Varoshilov
McKeon Named Marine of the Month at Cherry Point
Charles Thomas, then secretary of the navy, reduced Matthew McKeon's court martial sentence for leading a death march at Parris Island. McKeon, a drill instructor, was named Marine of the Month by all weather fighter squadron 114 at Cherry Point, N C. The award notes his pro conductivity and potential for an honorable career.
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N.C
Charles Thomas
Secretary of the Navy
Matthew McKeon
Parris Island
N. C
Tilty
Marine Corps
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Thomas
McKeron
Jupiter Delay Tied to Strong Winds Over Florida
Jupiter-C satellite launch plans were postponed due to hurricane force winds aloft and forecast squalls along the Florida coast. Air force reported 140 mph wind levels while ground winds were 20 to 40 mph. Officials had kept launch secrecy and had eyed this week for the attempt, with earlier forecasts pointing to Wednesday or Thursday.
Incident Report From Cedar Rapids Area Sparks Starkweather Echo
Lawmen chased reports of a youth resembling Charles Starkweather near Cedar Rapids Lisabonares after a truck crash on Highway 30. The youth avoided police and a pink car matching the suspect’s vehicle was seen in Clinton ta with a male and a female aboard.
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