Tax Cut Debate Deepens as Byrd Takes Stand
Sen Bert Byrd opposes a 20 dollar per person income tax cut as the House sends tax reduction bills to the Senate. He cites avoidance of a precedent and notes salary increases for lawmakers complicate passage. Kerr says the outcome remains uncertain in the Finance Committee as George's stance could decide.
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Jack Bell
Bert
D-Va
House
Senate
Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
Sen
Kerr
D-Okla
George
D-Ga
Reds use heavy artillery on Quemoy amid radio claims
A Peiping broadcast claimed that seizure of Nanchishan improved conditions for Moltke style operations around Quemoy and Matsu. The report stressed artillery fire as part of psychological warfare with limited tangible military implications cited.
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Reds
Quemoy
Peiqing
Formosa
Missing Air Force Jet Searched Near Daytona Beach
An air rescue squadron conducted an intensive search along Daytona Beach for an Air Force jet that disappeared during a flight from Bedford Massachusetts. The FSO jet was reported missing with the crew unaccounted for as authorities continued efforts to locate it.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Air Force
Bedford
Mass
Dulles Likely to Face Congressional Lines of Questioning
Report indicates the Senate committee plans no firm schedule yet to grill Secretary of State Dulles over Asian policy and recent maneuvers near the China mainland and Formosa. Officials say clarifications on U S positions and commitments are expected to be sought.
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An George
Dga
Relettane Gamsmittee
Dulles
Tee
United
Matsu
China Main
Reds Find Conditions More Favorable In Formosa Strait
Spare lines report shifting hostilities to the Formosa Strait near Quemoy and Matsu as Nationalist Premier O K Yul asserts US coast facing China should see it that way. Chinese defenses deny an invasion while actions include torpedo boats and gunboats moving south from Tsingtao toward Nan-chishan and Peichishan bombardments.
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Spencer Moosa
Formosa
Formosa Strait
O. K. Yul
Legislative Yuan
Mateus
Quemoy
Red Chi
Eens Vedissaiesans
Anchishan
Taw
Tsingtao
Monkey Smarter Than Tormentor in Minot Truant Incident
In Minot North Dakota on February 26 a 14 year old boy treated a light cage roughly and the animal outsmarted its tormentor. The incident involved a truancy case with the boy and the caged animal showing restraint and resilience.
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Minot
N. D
West Germany Rearmament Approved by Parliament
West Germany won approval in a Sunday parliamentary session for rearming the Atlantic Alliance against communism. The Saar coal and steel agreement passed 264 to 204 with nine abstentions as the broader five-treaty package advances toward final ratification.
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Daniel Deluce
Bonn
Germany
West Germany
France
Heritage Furniture gets green light for $1 million plant in city
City council approves a new Heritage Furniture Inc plant costing about one million dollars on a 10 acre Ward Street site. A building permit will be issued next week after resolving street access and utility concerns with state highway railroad and city officials.
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Heritage Furniture Inc
Ward Street
Elliott S. Wood
State Highway
Southern Railway
Schoonbeck Com. Grand Rapids Manufacturing
Carolina-Farnsworth
B. & W. Up Company
Highland Ave
Green St
West Germany Plans 500000 Man Defense Force
West Germany envisages a 12 division army of 400000, an air force of 90000, and a 20000 navy once NATO treaties are approved and German laws enacted. The navy will focus on coastal defense with 190 submarines ready before 1959, while jet aircraft support ground troops and interception only. Estimated funding ranges widely from 3 to 19 billion dollars.
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NATO
Paris
Renee Bee
Germany
Mystery surrounds death of girl found with actress
Chicago police split details of a death in a Hayes Hotel apartment. A three year old girl named Fancy was found dead with the mother semiconscious and a lipstick note on a mirror reading I will never forget. Four white pills were recovered and sent to the lab for analysis.
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Chicago
Pong Ae de Witteee
Blackstone Theater
Fancy
Perenty
Richard Disteldorf
Hayes Hotel
Lola
Keen
Mier
Cook County
Ike Spends Day Taking It Easy at Camp David
President Eisenhower rested at his Catoctin rain lodge and enjoyed a quiet day around Camp David. He traveled from Washington yesterday for a five hour stop to view his soon to be completed Gettysburg farm home and planned to return to Washington tomorrow evening.
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Thurmont
Eisenhower
Catoctin
Mg Nayeng
Camp David
Washington
Gettysburg
Fuller Trial Jury Granted Long Weekend Recess
The Birmingham jury trying Albert Fuller for the A L Patterson murder in Phenix City received a long weekend recess after 44 state witnesses. Judge J Russell McElroy allowed a return at 9 am Tuesday, with defense leader Rod erick Beddow noting potential readiness by Monday afternoon. State chief witness Cecil Padgett and his wife testified, linking Fuller to the scene and leaving Fuller’s fingerprints on a car door.
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Birmingham
Ala
Albert Fuller
Buster A. L. —O
Phenix City
Aon State
J . Russell McElroy
Roderick Beddow
Defense
Cecil Padgett
Atom Construction
Edith Padgett
Fuller
Ferrell
Patterson
Padgett
Coor
Cross
Nery
Tevin
Chester charity drive surpasses goal in Christmas appeal
Chester County officials report the annual Christmas charity drive in Chester, South Carolina, met its goal with significant community support. Local organizations and residents contributed donations and time to the campaign, boosting relief for those in need this season.
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Chester
Chester County
Ney
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