Democrats Push Immediate Tax Cuts to Start Next Jan
In a surprise move Speaker Sam Rayburn announced Democrats aim to cut income taxes immediately with a plan taking effect January 1. The proposal would grant a minimum $20 cut per taxpayer and $26 more per dependent, likely facing opposition from President Eisenhower.
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Registration Drive Begins In Hillview Crest
Hillview Crest residents attended an organizational meeting led by DeMamiel to spur a voter registration drive for the proposed annexation to Hayward. Five captains will canvass with a staff of ten under J W Reade. about 1250 residents are eligible. Education on annexation benefits and potential savings were outlined, with questions noting costs and service changes.
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Coty summons Socialist Faure to form cabinet in Paris
Paris president Rene Coty summoned Socialist Edgar Faure to form a new government after Mendes France crisis. Faure, 47, a Mendes France ally, would lead a cabinet amid Assembly resistance to Pinay and Pilain, with aims of rearmament pacts, liberal North African policy, and domestic reforms.
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Winter storm batters Rockies leaving 18 dead and many stranded
A northward winter storm battered the Rockies and Great Plains then moved east disrupting travel. At least 18 people were reported dead or stranded in the storm area and ahead in a rainy belt. In New Mexico sixteen were missing aboard an overdue Trans World airliner near Santa Fe. A rural Colorado postman was missing, and a plane with three Indiana men was feared to have crashed near Lake Pontchartrain. Many highways closed in Colorado and Wyoming as snow and sleet halted travel. Sixty-plus people faced long delays. buses and trains ferried survivors to safety and relief stations.
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N Y Cops Seek Vicious Killer
New York police command leads a city wide hunt for August Robles an ex convict dubbed one of the most vicious hired killers. He disarmed three detectives yesterday in Manhattan and fled after a heavy cordon was set. District attorney says Martin Yamin and Rosario Lococo held on $25000 bond as possible accomplices in the Aronowitz slaying.
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Explosion Injures Oakland Man in San Leandro Welding
Raymond Pinole, 36, of Oakland, suffered lacerations and leg abrasions when a carbide can exploded during an oxy acetylene cutting operation at Daco Metals, 2075 Williams Street, San Leandro. A second employee was also injured and Pinole was taken to Fairmont Hospital for treatment.
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Weather delays fifth Nevada atomic blast postponement
Las Vegas reports that Nevas-The Atomic Energy Commission postponed the fifth attempt to detonate a giant Nevada device due to unacceptable weather. A noon weather briefing will assess conditions for a possible detonation tomorrow, with uncertainty lingering. A smaller test exploded yesterday as a stand in for the big tower shot, which could be the largest device tried in five years at the Nevada proving grounds.
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Missing TWA airliner with 16 aboard vanishes between Albuquerque and Santa Fe
A TWA passenger plane carrying 16 people disappeared during a 30 minute hop from Albuquerque to Santa Fe. Civil Air Patrol and several Air Force units from Kirtland, Clovis, and Amarillo joined the search in the Madrid Cerillos area and Sandia mountains. Snow and gusty winds eased as ground crews scoured the route between Santa Fe and Albuquerque.
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More Scandal Jars Oakland Police Force
Oakland police faced another blow as one patrolman resigned and another was suspended under new chief Vernan W. Vernon amid grand jury investigations. Vernon said the resigned Lemond faced dismissal for alleged drunkenness and assault on patrons. Thistlewaite, 20, was suspended for slapping a prisoner during a drunk charge booking in December.
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Witnesses Testify Deputy Seen Near Slaying in Phenix City
Two witnesses testified that former deputy Fuller and ex Russell County solicitor Ferrell were seen near the scene of the Patterson slaying. Albert L Patterson, a candidate for attorney general, was killed after his campaign pledge to clean up Phenix City. The case sparked martial law, a broad probe, and hundreds of indictments.
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Paint Firm to Build $1 Million Lorain Plant
SAN LEANDRO The Sherwin Williams Paint company will build a $1,000,000 plant along Alvarado street and West avenue 137th.
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Nationalist Conservatives Favored to Win Japanese Election
Nationalist minded conservatives are poised to win the upcoming Japanese Diet elections. Prime Minister Ichiro Hatoyama’s Democratic party is expected to gain but likely fall short of a majority, needing a coalition with Liberals to control the Diet. The four major parties, including Liberals, Democrats, and both Socialist factions, shape a nationalist, anti-Communist, pro-American government outlook.
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Kremlin Move Shocks U S Britain on Nuclear Talks
United States and Britain skeptical of Russia new disarmament proposal yet plan to send top negotiators to London next week. Officials say Moscow seeks broader limits while demanding international inspection. observers note no concrete disarmament commitment and fear West Germans rearmament. The Nevada test and hydrogen bomb plans frame the dispute.
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Nationalists Claim Sinking 20 More Red Ships
Nationalist air force claims 41 Communist vessels put out of action in 24 hours in a Taishan Island battle. Troop convoy from Foochow attacked. Taishan garrison around 600. Nationalists report 2000 reinforcements drowned yesterday and possible submarine sinkings.
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