Commission critiques Ike highway funding in 311 page report
The Commission on Intergovernmental Relations urged the administration to assume full civil defense command and withdraw federal taxation from certain fields. Led by Meyer Kestnbaum the group proposed states and cities take over selected taxes, federal grants curbed, and a renewed state tax reform drive to curb centralization and improve administration.
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Associated Press
Washington
Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
Eisenhower
Congress
Meyer Kestnbalm
Chicago
Hart Schaffner && Marx Clothing
Acem
Argentine Labor Leader Resigns Amid Peron Era Shifts
Eduardo Valetioh secretary general of the six million member CGT reportedly steps down in favor of Hector Enigo de Pietro. The move follows Valetioh’s role in the Pareonista drive against the Roman Catholic Church, a campaign Peron endorsed and Eva Peron opposed.
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Associated Pron
Uenos Aires
Argentina
Grint General Confederation of Workers
CGT
Juan Peron
Eduardo Valetioh
Hector Enigo de Pietro
Peron
Eva
Valetica
Signs Pay Increase Bill Signed by Ike
President Eisenhower signed a bill boosting pay for about 1,073,426 federal workers by 7 percent, averaging $325 yearly. The measure retroactive to March 1 grants lump sum payments totaling around $110 million and covers 963,057 classified Civil Service employees and 90,205 others, with a national payroll of roughly $4.95 billion annually.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Te Nation
New Foreign Aid Spending Bill Faces House Action
Critics push to trim a Senate cut from a $3.99 billion foreign aid bill awaiting House action. Four GOP members claim the program is too broad a blank check while others seek targeted cuts to India and Yugoslavia. The bill sets a spending ceiling with actual funds voted separately and includes a proposed 200 million for Asia with no immediate accounting.
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Senate
GOP
Associated Press
Washington
House
Charman Richards
D-Sc
Foreign Affairs Comittee
Eisenhower
Richards’ Committee
Church
Westerday
Belgrade
Marshal Tito
Moscow
Asia
Reckless Driver Cited After Police Chase
Police records show Warren Alan Ross of 509 West Washington street cited for reckless driving after a high speed chase. Officers said Ross followed too closely then passed, skidded on the berm, and reentered the highway on East Columbus avenue at about 45 mph in a 35 mph zone. Information filed with Alderman Melvin Cobbett.
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Warren Alan Ross
West
Washington Street
Ross
Qaid Ross
East Columbus Avenua
Melvin & Cobbett
Erie Railroad studies single track area conversion plan
Erie Railroad studies a conversion to centralized traffic control for the 11 mile stretch between Union City and Cambridge Springs. A preliminary study aims to remove one track and operate on a single line, with a decision expected next year and no impact on shippers or passengers.
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Erie Railroad
Union City
Cambridge Springs
Erie Railroad Iy
Cambridge Sprinies
Donald A. Logan
Erle
Sata Jmanes
Logan
Tle
Niles
Buffalo
Graham
Port Jervis
Marion
Erie
Corry
Tumbas
Bear Lake
Vast air and sea search for missing Marines
A large Coast Guard and Navy air sea search covered about 20 000 square miles north of Tokyo for two Marine jet filers missing since Sunday. One may be in a tiny rubber raft radio contact reported. The missing men are believed alive as planes and ships comb the Pacific. The Navy confirmed one man from Minneapolis was aboard a raft and sending faint radio signals.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Fiiers
Pacific
Air Force
Minneapoux
David Wintob Bell
Neutenant
Wwte
Charles H. Bell
General Mills
Navy
Bell
Mtt
Minneapolis
Yayertia
Mahany Pushes Bipartisan Tax Compromise Strategy
Senate Republican floor leader Mahany urged a bipartisan compromise on the tax dilemma saying no tax program would pass without a plan. Fleming favors doubling the sales tax to 2 percent and trimming administration by 200 million dollars as Republicans seek a tax plan to offset borrowing needs. The Senate considered reducing tax anticipation borrowing from 200 million to about 60 million as governors and legislators debated funding and the upcoming budget.
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Associated Pres
Harrishurg
Seti
Mahony
Senate
Sild Tolay
Cheiitman
Sth Fleming
R-Allegheny
Fleming
Mahany
Rep. Smith
Molise
GOP
Senate Republicans
Commonwealth
Housé
Seh Dent
Senate Democratic
Truck Drivers Strike Expands Across New England to New York
A regional transport dispute spreads from New England to New York and Midwest areas as about 16 000 truck drivers participate. The AFL Teamsters called a pay raise protest two weeks ago, prompting roughly 500 trucking firms in Southern New England to halt operations and triggering widespread lockouts and shutdowns at major terminals including upstate New York hubs.
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New England
Apread
New York
Cleveland
Midwest
Attamiba
Fem Wn
Thera
Cated
Dizey
Upstate
Albury
Binghamton
Rimira
Tilea
Roch~eile
North Ponawinds
Endicott
Child breaks into neighbor home for snacks and TV
A one year old Corry girl admitted entering the Stroup home at 524 Spine Street on Sunday night. Police say she helped herself to Not dogs and other foods, blanketing the living room with cigarette smoke as the television blared. Stroup reported a key missing and damage to the fridge, while authorities questioned the parents and the child, who later confessed to the act. He expressed worry over parental responsibility and the risk of fire from matches.
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Corry
Hurley Drake Yestern Diushii
Paul Stroup
Spine Street
Bunducy
Todd
Poline Finst
Stroup
Atroup
Whem Ie
Drake
Shy
Vol
Abe
Utny Pue
Rim
Matshes
Police arrest reckless driver in Corry scene
Police in Corry, acting on Bureau of Highway Safety leads, arrested Tryonville man Harry H. Hellam after a Sunday incident driving without a license. Hellam pleaded guilty to driving while suspended and faced bond set at 8500. officer noted Titus of Titusville aided the case and Hellam’s license had been previously revoked for failure to file financial responsibility.
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Iui
Bureau of Highway
Harelsburg
Tryonville
Corry
Harry H. Hellem
Melvin Cobbett
de Wing
Almillar Penit
Cobbett
Erie County
Hellam
Ein County
Hilton
Earl Richard Titus
Titleville
Hun Beer
Titian
Titus Wan
Fléllem
Tilna
Hellen
Hellen Lea
Hin Ten
Hetlem
Iter
Five Killed by Tornadoes and Violent Storms Across Regions
A violent storm system struck the mid‑continent south and east, killing five people and injuring others as tornadoes and severe thunderstorms lashed Nebraska Wyoming Texas New Mexico and Pennsylvania. Property damage is estimated at 100000 to 250000 dollars with widespread power outages and flooding threats reported.
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Associated Press
Strick
Mid-Continent
Liam
Amon
Wonan
Abe Hillereye
Scottabluth
Haiel Williamwon
Lenin
Camden
Greenwood
Pennsylvania
Tornind
Jim
Karubos
Wanieth
Nick Karibos
Ware
Parts-Of- Nebraska
Wyomitit
Nebraski
Pirlte
Dency Julian
Kenneth
Ouiyer
Te Winda
Carlsbad
Unoew
Malin Hood Foal
Atvoetsy
Skien
Minlanino
Atlantic
Ainenital
Idaho Loses Confidence in Polio Vaccine
Idaho rejects mass polio inoculation amid new doubts on vaccine safety and effectiveness. State Health Director J J Beteryor says Idaho will not sponsor another mass program, citing concerns while blaming no single laboratory. The report notes 97 polio cases aborted in Idaho this year and 20 among vaccinated children.
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Idaho
Associated Proms
Boise
Tlw
Iktes
J. J. Beter
Tduho
Newamen
Manta Hing Nutritions
Berkeley
Ir Bale
Jonas Salk
Thin Yew
Peterson
Ewo Health Department
News and World Report
Tmun
Forty & Eight May Break From American Legion
A split within the Forty and Eight appears as the executive committee urges secession from the American Legion. The group accuses the Legion of being run by leaders who ignore members, and calls for ratification of a break at the national convention in October. The declaration, reported in The Posty & Eighter, urges members to support the break.
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Bark
Simpson
Tulsa
Olu
Chef
Party & Rigby Regentive Committee
Government drops perjury case against Owen Lallimore
Washington reports that the government drops the year old perjury charge against Owen Lallimore after the U S District Court and Appeals Court twice threw out key indictments. Attorney General Brownell announced that there remained no viable path to prosecute. In a separate note, House Armed Services Committee endorsed President Eisenhower’s revised military reserve program and sent it back to the House. Secretary Dulles warned that German unification talks at the Big Four summit could jeopardize global stability, stressing Germany’s division remains a critical issue.
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Bulletins
Prom
Washington
Owen Lallimore
Brownell
U. S. District Court
Appeals Court
Indie Minis
Latiimore
Iala
Senate
Brownell Salde
Injured officer returned to base after patrol action
A damaged Catalina flying boat from Volutnin Fishing Air Line was attacked by two Communist Chinese Migs near Matsu. An American officer from Burlington Vermont, aboard the plane, was wounded and sent to hospital. The Chinese planes reportedly shot down one trainer and damaged another, with Moscow and Tokyo not fully confirming the incident.
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Frese Taipel
Chine Mgs
Matsu
Talanid
Nationadlat Air Force
Ur Force
Air Force
Auld
Peipine
Hird
Tokyo
Mutsil
Forval
Glued In Crash Reports Fatality Near Rochester Mills
A doorway collision near McGeet Mills, Pa, left Oakley Thlepberger, 48, of Rochester Mills, fatally injured. Investigators said the driver failed to stop, causing a multi vehicle crash on the highway. Local authorities are reviewing evidence and will release a formal report.
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Ourarfield
McGeet Mills
Oakley
Thlepberger
Rochester Muilie
Union Chief Optimistic On Settlement Amid Steel Strike Talks
Pittsburgh reports say U S Steel and CIO United Steelworkers negotiators continued talks as a nationwide strike loomed at midnight. Union leaders remain hopeful for a wage settlement though some observers see a possible walkout. McDonald, Stephens, and Vaughan voiced cautious optimism while government officials warned of potential disruption.
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Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel Corp
CIO
United Steelworkers
Bug SteeLand
Big Steel
David Wh
Mebonald
Amory
Otter Things
Motoorusld
Nyo
Ntve
Kiko
Dixmien
Etriite
Donald
John & Stephens
Hopetil
iKcom
McDonald
Oplet
Agro Hoel
Ike Reviews Plane Incident During Bangor Flight
Secretary of State Dulles briefed President Eisenhower on the U S Navy plane shootdown as they returned to Washington. They discussed plans for the upcoming Big Four summit and a possible national airport incident, reviewing the events over international waters and overseas developments.
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Wariington
Dulles
Russia
U. B. Navy
Eisenhower
Washington
Bangor
Maine
Higenhower
New England
Visrval
National
Tumner O. Mageriy
Tuo
Uwe Bolle
Goviot
U. Naval Patrol
Cyatt
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