Halleck Advises Eisenhower to Veto $20 Tax Cut Plan
Rep. Halleck predicts Eisenhower would veto any tax bill containing a $20 per person cut. He says Republicans would defeat the measure on the House floor while Senate opposition grows as Byrd and George criticize the move. The plan would delay about three billion dollars in reductions set for April 1 and affect every taxpayer and dependent.
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Eisenhower
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D-Va
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D-Ga
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Woman Passes $200 to Slain Gunman in Murder Case
New York authorities guard Carmen Guzman after she testified she gave $200 to Martin Yamin to convey to Robles a man linked to the Aronowitz murder. Yamin denies the payment was for Robles and claims it was for favors. Guzman, 23, is held as a material witness. the case involves a Baltimore mob trial and a coconspirator in the slaying of ex convict Joseph Aronowitz.
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Silver County
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Ursual Ane
Jowe
Nationalist Air Raids Push Attacks on Taishan Islands
Nationalist warplanes attacked the Taishan Islands in a second day of raids, claiming damage to several vessels and installations. Reports said two Red planes and multiple armed junks were involved as Chiang Kai-shek’s air force pressed the offensive amid tense naval movements near Nanchishan.
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Denne Kai-shek
Nanchishan Island
Nanchishan
Wine Air Force
Taishan Islands
Taishans
Defense Ministry
Chiang Kai-shek
Cone Mills Seeks Across-the-Board Wage Increase
The CIO Textile Workers Union of America asked Cone Mills Corp for general wage hikes in all six plants under current contract negotiations. The request, presented by TWUA representative Scott Hoyman in White Oak sessions, calls for a five cent rise to raise straight time hourly earnings toward ten dollars. Plants affected include White Oak and Sebby in Greensboro, Gibsonville, Edna in Reidsville, Print Works in Greensboro, and Granite in Haw River. The union cites average current wages at Print Works about $1.19 and Granite about $1.25 per hour, noting these are below company and industry averages. Union official Emil Rieve stated the South is not bound by a recent Northward declaration about wage increases.
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Cone Mills Corp
CIO Textile Workers Union of America
Scott Hoyman
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Sebi
Yewre
Gibsonville
Edna
Reidsville
Haw. River
Arene Company
Emil Rieve
Queen Attends Private Washington Birthday Celebration
Queen Elizabeth II attended a private reception at Winfield House hosted by American diplomat Winthrop Aldrich. The event honored George Washington's birthday with American guests as embassy officials noted the occasion, while Buckingham Palace said such foreign-diplomat hosted affairs are normal. Washington’s revolutionary role was softly noted in the description.
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U.S
Iaakaaiede Winthrop Aldrich
Winfield House
Barbara Hutton
Washington
Atomic Blast Sets Off Nevada Test Tower Explosion
Seventeen thousand observers watched the 33rd nuclear shot at Yucca Flat. The 300 foot tower blast near Las Vegas at 5 45 a m raised a mushroom cloud above 20 000 feet. Civil aviation warned pilots within 300 miles and airspace restrictions covered Southern Utah and parts of Arizona.
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Reds Claim Atomic Lead Over U S
London dispatch reports Moscow heralding Red Army Day with claims of leading the United States in atomic and hydrogen weapons production. Lt Gen Sergei Shatilo touts modern navy arms and Molotov asserts U S lag in hydrogen, while U S tests in Nevada continue as UN talks loom.
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Canada
President asks Congress approve 101 billion highway plan
President Eisenhower urged Congress to back a 101 billion dollar highway program to create a nationwide interstate system aimed at faster evacuation and mobilization in case of atomic attack. He argues improved roads will reduce costs from accidents and congestion and notes federal funding would cover about 31 percent of expenditures.
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Washington
Eisenhower
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Lucius D. Clay
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Clay
Lenten Series by Dr. J C Swaim Opens at Enterprise
The Enterprise begins a Lent devotion series Meditations for Lent by Dr. J Carter Swaim. Daily Ash Wednesday kickoff introduces Swaim’s guidance on Lent origins fasting and self denial. Swaim a noted ecumenist serves as executive director of the Bible department for the National Council of Churches. Watch for tomorrow’s start.
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J. C. Swaim
Swaim
Department of English Bible
National Council of Churches of Christ
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Staten Island
N. Y
St. Louis
Western Theological Seminary
Pittsburgh
Whammy Bill Advances in Raleigh Committee
In Raleigh the House Judiciary panel approved a bill requiring Highway Patrol speed detection equipment to be operated by experts and visible to motorists. The committee kept two amendments but left the bill unchanged and took no action on the psychopath or reorganization measures.
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House
Highway Patrol
Basil Whitener
14Th Judicial District
Goodman
Henry Bridges
Boy drives home with 11 year old father puzzled
In Texas, 11 year old Robert Ta mayo took his father's car toward San Antonio to visit a brother at St. Mary's University. State patrol traced the car after the boy explained he wanted to see a play. Police found both car and boy missing at first, then located them in Hunter. The father expressed shock and uncertainty about next steps. He noted the cold weather and his decision not to travel. The boy described guiding the car and felt confident.
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Tex
Pedro Tamayo
Hunter
San Antonio
Papa Pedro
Robert
St. Mary's University
Papa Pedro Admitted He Was Still Xed
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SEATO delegates discuss Asian security and Laos threat
In Bangkok eight nations gather with Dulles for talks on a joint Southeast Asian defense force and economic aid to nations facing Communist pressure. Thai Premier Pibulsonggram warns of a 20 000 strong Red China army in Yunnan and seeks foreign help if Thailand is invaded.
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Matusow Quizzed Again in Senate Probe
Harvey Matusow testified before the Senate Internal Security subcommittee that he offered to provide material to expose what he called McCarthyism. He said he contacted journalist Jack Anderson to pass information to candidates and described lies by fellow witnesses in the anti-communist hearings. He also attributed alleged admissions to Miss Bentley and discussed his broader involvement in the probe.
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Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
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Drew Pearson
Anderson
Senate
New Jersey
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Miss Bentley
New York City
Reporters Committee
World's Largest Dish of Eggs Opens Two Day Meet
In Rochester New York the Western New York Poultry Assn plans to serve about 4000 people at the opening of a two day meet. They will use 3840 eggs 40 gallons of milk four pounds of salt and half a pound of butter in a 15 foot electric frying pan. Irene Muntz directs home service and will cook from her own recipe. A test run yesterday used 150 eggs.
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