New Tax Cut Pressure Builds In Congress
Congressional pressure grows for quick income tax cuts while withholding decisions linger. Vice President Nixon says Eisenhower will delay action until March data on unemployment and production are collected, with final figures due in April. Officials warn of inflation risk and prefer broad tax relief to spur jobs and investment. CEO recommends a temporary 20 percent personal tax cut mid year for nine months to inject about 7 billion dollars.
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Driver cited after crash in South Center area
Police say Buell will face a hearing Thursday at 4 p m on a drunken driving charge after his truck clipped a car driven by Katherine Madison. Damages were slight and no injuries reported. Other occupants in the Madison car were Helen Tinko Donna Wilcox and Dewell Lene all listed as students. The incident occurred on Main street near East Main and fault was under investigation.
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Dag Hammarskjold Opens Soviet Disarmament Talks
Dag Hammarskjold begins a series of meetings in the Soviet Union after arriving with hopes for concrete progress. He plans to stay through Thursday and discusses disarmament as a top issue, signaling he will press Soviet leaders to cooperate with the UN Disarmament Commission.
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Corky Kelly Aims for West Point Following Heroic Father
Corky Kelly 17, son of a World War II hero Captain Colin P. Kelly, plans to pursue West Point. A Philadelphia suburb resident, he is being considered for a U S Military Academy appointment based on family service and his own scholastic and scout achievements. His mother and stepfather, Dr. and Mrs. J Watson Pedlow, described preparations and possible college options as they await further decisions.
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Dulles Warns Foreign Aid Cuts Threaten Jobs and Recession
Secretary of State warns Congress that cutting foreign aid harms U.S. employment, undermines public works, and worsens recession. He testifies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that aid dollars largely support U.S. activity, producing about 100000 jobs and bolstering domestic economy while allies gain from the program. Critics argue the cuts would shift aid to ministries, with mixed effects on agencies and employment at home.
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Accidents Claim 14 Over Week End By Associatad Hresy
Fourteen people died in Pennsylvania over the weekend in accidents including a three car crash near Sharon. A man died when a vehicle plunged from an embankment just north of Sharon, and three others in the car were injured. Several other fatalities occurred in Allentown Meadvill e and nearby areas due to similar incidents.
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Hold Brothers 12 And 10 In Fatal Shooting
In Woodward County a 12 year old and his 10 year old brother were held after a fatal shooting at Blair's store. Floyd Blair 49 was killed and Adrian Wilson 22 wounded. two other customers were hit. The boys admitted to a spree after stealing four 22 caliber pistols earlier that day. Juvenile cases to be handled with no charges filed due to age.
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Nuclear energy proposal faces uncertain report
A congressional committee may issue a report this week on a plan to build a nuclear power sector in Pennsylvania costing about 10 million dollars. Rep Holifield of California chairs the joint Atomic Energy subcommittee that heard testimony. The plan includes seven million dollars for federal pre construction research and development.
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Six Complete Slates Set For May Primaries
Harrisburg report shows a tight primary race as Republicans and Democrats face organization versus opposition slates. Candidates must file withdrawal by 5 9 a m 38, then ballot placement is drawn. Governor races feature Harold Stassen and Arthur McGonigle on the Republican side, while Roy Firman and David Lawrence lead the Democratic slate. Independent candidates number seven across statewide posts. Continued on Page Six.
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Tunisian Leader Draws Line On Concessions To France
President Bourguiba says Tunisia cannot concede further to France and will seek UN backing if Paris won’t compromise. He cites observers on airfields, relinquishing Bizerta base, and keeping Algeria out of talks as concessions while Murphy and Beeley negotiate with Gaillard.
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Corryite Held On Check Charge In Union City
Zayl A Heath 22 of 415 Kine Street was arrested by city police on Saturday and charged with drawing two checks for 830 while lacking funds. He is to have a hearing before the Union City justice of the peace.
Court Denies Senecas Move To Halt Kinzua Construction
Washington court denies Senecas request to block the $10 million Allegheny Reservoir flood control project at Kinzu, ruling Congress clearly authorized the dam via the 1957 appropriation. Judge McGarraghy found Indian treaty rights not to be circumvented and that relief must be sought by other means. Army engineers target an early April deadline to evaluate alternative plans for the Kinza dam.
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Churchill OK After Setback
Roquebrune France reports say Winston Churchill aged 83 is progressing normally after a setback in pneumonia and pleurisy recovery. A London source notes no great family concern as daughter Mary Soames and Lord Moran visit, with Churchill likely to come home soon according to Dr. Moran and Dr. Roberts.
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Citers Face Reckless Driving Charges After City Street Race
Police arrested Raymond Goodwill of R D 3 Corry and Dennis Beardsey of 702 West Church Street Saturday night after a city street race tied up traffic. The pair allegedly accelerated away from an officer at Ajax Iron Works, racing southward side by side. Goodwill also faced a separate charge of failing to stop.
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Senate Rackets Committee Names Five Unions in Report
The Senate Rackets Committee alleges about four million dollars of union funds have been stolen or misused over 18 years by leaders of five unions. The unions named are Teamsters and Bakery Workers United Textile Workers Operating Engineers and Allied Industrial Workers. The report, signed by seven bipartisan members, drew a dissent from Sen. McNamara who calls figures phony and criticizes bias. The panel also cites employers in seven states using labor consultants, naming Sears Roebuck, Whirlpool, Marion Ohio Morton Frozen Foods, Webster City, Towny Mennen of Morristown New Jersey, JV Pilcher Co Louisville, Seamprofe Co McAles ter Oklahoma All State Insurance Co.
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Liz Taylor Leaves sickbed for Mike Todd funeral
Hollywood reports Elizabeth Taylor, bed-bound with a virus, will attend funeral services for producer Mike Todd after his death in a plane crash. Attendants include Fisher and Rose. Todd’s son Michael Jr. requested cremation, but Taylor opposed it. A memorial service will be held at Temple Israel. Taylor may miss the Academy Awards due to the funeral.
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Hold Deadline For Alternate Plan To Kinzus
Army engineers hold an early April deadline to evaluate alternate plans for the Kinzusa dam project in Pennsylvania. Colonel Arthur Nauman says detailed engineering studies on the 101 million dollar project will be completed, with testimony possible on merit if raised. The Seneca Indians seek a court injunction, proposing a diversion canal to route upper Allegheny waters to Lake Erie, a plan once studied in the 1920s.
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House Studies Service Pay Hike Plan Faces Backlash
Washington lawmakers weigh a 608 million dollar bill to raise service pay for military personnel. Proponents say most officers and enlisted would gain, with some exceptions for exceptional cases and specialized roles. The plan aims to align pay with two years of service and to address shortages, but critics warn of fiscal strain and unequal benefits across ranks.
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Manned Satellite Ambitions From 1960s Seminar
Dr E Stuhlinger of the Army Ballistic Missile Agency outlined timelines for a manned satellite within 15 years and Moon missions within eight to ten years. He projected manned flights to Mars within 65 years, assuming funding remains available, during a two day space age seminar sponsored by the Pennsylvania Society of Newspaper Editors and Penn State.
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Elvis Enlists In Army Two-Year Draft Journey Begins
Elvis Presley begins a two year Army hitch as police guard a downtown draft site. Inductees including Presley, all in uniform, face medicals and swearing in at Fort Chaffee. Presley, famed entertainer, expresses few Army plans while awaiting induction. crowds thin, drizzle falls, and transport to training is arranged.
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