Demos Back Opposition To Tax Cut
Speaker Rayburn and Rep. Mills oppose broad tax cuts this year. Eisenhower supports delaying reductions to protect revenue and curb inflation. Senate Republican leaders echo concern over recession, inflation and a widening deficit. A small business relief bill may come, but treasury cautions on any cut.
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Stritch Burial Set in Chicago After Cardinal’s Death
Rome AP report says Samuel Cardinal Stritch lay in state at the pontifical college in Rome where Americans study for the priesthood. The archbishop of Chicago died in Rome on Tuesday after circulatory ailments since his April 25 arrival to assume his post. Funeral mass planned Thursday before body flies to Chicago for burial.
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Chicago
Sanatrix Clinic
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Iowa to issue 26 million Korean veterans bonus bonds
Iowa sold 26 million dollar Korean bonus bonds to a group of over 100 banks and firms at par and maximum 21 4 percent interest. The sale, after months of waiting and an earlier failed bid, paves the way for Korea veterans to receive bonuses this fall with payments up to 500 dollars based on service months.
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Des Moines
Iowa
M. L. Abrahamson
Harry Westphal
Iowa- Des Moines National Bank
Wayland Chamber President Resigns Amid Demands
La fayette Stuch of Wayland Michigan resigns as president of the Wayland Chamber of Commerce citing mounting responsibilities at home after becoming father to his fourth set of twins.
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Wayland, Mich
Lafayette Stuch
Wayland Chamber of Commerce
Deadline Thursday for Memorial Gifts to Camp Good Health
The Gazette reminds readers gifts to the Camp Good Health Fund must arrive by 5 p.m. Thursday for Friday Memorial Day acknowledgement. Donations listed include in memory of Esther and Archie Eckert Jr and contributions from local groups such as The Hesperian club and United Spanish War Veterans. Still to be raised totals 5 313 03 within an 8485 00 already raised and 3171 97 acknowledged.
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Dows
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Desegregation Begins in Louisville Public Housing
In Louisville AP reports a Negro family moved into a previously all white housing project marking official desegregation across eight public housing developments with no incidents recorded.
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Louisville
Plane Safety Corridor Set
A Civil Aeronautics Board member said a transcontinental super skyway will be created soon with first operable steps in July. The 40 mile wide corridor would run from New York to Los Angeles and San Francisco, with altitude from 18 000 to 35 000 feet and ground controlled monitoring of every flight.
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G. Joseph Minetti
Sub Skates Endurance Undersea Record Sparks Naval Hype
Two atom submarines Skate and Seawolf set new undersea endurance marks with 31 days and 30 days submerged during a training run. Admiral Burke hailed the feat as a major breakthrough with implications beyond undersea warfare as the Skipjack joined the scene.
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Burke
Thames River
Sonarman
Louis E. Kleinlein
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Skate
Mess Hall
Alaska Statehood Bid Killed in House Vote
The House voted 144 to 106 to strike out the enacting clause of a bill to grant Alaska statehood. The measure faces possible reversal or ratification on a roll call planned for Wednesday.
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Washington
House
Alaska
Lightning Strikes Jammed Portland Bus
A lightning bolt struck a crowded Portland trolley bus at a busy intersection, igniting a large fire. Fifty passengers escaped amid singed hair and smoke, thirteen hospitalized for non critical burns, and the $20 000 bus burned for about thirty minutes before firefighters extinguished the blaze.
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Portland
Ore
Walter Nabors
Local man banked blood donations totals surpassing seven gallons
Joseph Kerkofski, 48, of Moline, has donated about 712 gallons of blood since World War II to Clinton and other locations. After being told to rest when he tried to donate again, he offered $5 to the Red Cross and recalled giving 60 pints to Red Cross and 20 pints to Veterans Administration.
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Joseph, Kerkofski
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John Deere
Arson Strikes Villa La Main in Skokie
In Skokie two masked men drenched Villa La Main with gasoline and set it afire, forcing owners into a wash room. Fire damage is estimated at 300000 dollars. Police note similar suspects in an earlier May arson at Allgauer's Fireside in Lincoln Wood.
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Villa la Main
Skokie
Allgauer
Lincolnwood
Floridan Listed As Rebel Pilot
Indonesian army reports Allan Pope of Miami pilot of the rebel bomber shot down May 18 was captured with another airman. Pope, 30, with a wife and two children, formerly a US Air Force lieutenant, was with Civil Air Transport in Formosa and admitted receiving $10 000 from the rebels.
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Allan Pope
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Army
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Formosa
C.A.T
Ruling Party and Leftists Tie Gains in Italy Election
Italy's Christian Democrats increased parliamentary share but failed to secure a majority, facing a coalition need. Communist Socialist left and leftist groups gained, while Monarchists and Fascists fell. Senate results show 122 seats for CD, 60 for Communists, and 7 for Monarchists amid a 596-seat chamber.
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South Tyrol Volkspartei
Spotty Rains and Hail Sweep Iowa States
A spring storm crossed Iowa bringing heavy rain and hail to scattered towns. Popejoy reported 1.68 inches, Garner and Britt hail the size of walnuts, with soaking rain in Dows, Iowa Falls, Eldora, and Marshalltown. Temperatures were projected to climb into the 80s by midweek with mild, clearing skies afterward.
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Iowa City
Burglar Steals Safe From Forest Hill Church
A burglar robbed Forest Hill Methodist church in Jackson of a safe. The safe reportedly held 300 sermons, raising questions about the intruder's motive and the potential need for reflection.
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Jackson
Miss
UPI
Forest Hill
House Rented In 2 Hours Advert Says
The advertisement claims a house was rented in two hours with full basement modern amenities and water furnished. The ad promotes Gazette Want Ads for quick results in buying selling or renting and offers a seven day plan pay for six days get the seventh free.
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De Gaulle Moves to Form Government as Pflimlin Resists
Premier Pflimlin refuses to resign prompting De Gaulle to press for a new government. A confidence vote will decide Pflimlin’s fate while De Gaulle secures support amid Socialist and Communist opposition. A general strike idles coal fields and factories as De Gaulle proceeds with secrecy.
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Pierre Pflimlin
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Rene Coty
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Gaston de Bonneval
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