Eisenhower Proposes Broad Social Security Expansion
President Eisenhower outlined a six point plan to expand social security coverage to self employed professionals and more workers, liberalize retirement earnings rules, raise benefits, broaden tax base, protect disabled benefits, and reform public assistance with a phased implementation. He said long term costs would be about half a percent of payroll and emphasized gradual adoption alongside existing tax schedules.
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Hobby
Eisenhower
Congress
Negro Youth Held In Burglaries
A 14 year old jailed for grand jury consideration on 21 burglary counts after escaping six times from Boys Village and once from a Baltimore ice station. He allegedly stole 2400 in merchandise and 1600 in cash between July and December last year, including 1500 from a pawnshop, 62 watches, 20 pounds of hot dogs, two pistols, four portable radios and a Communications system.
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Baltimore
Boys Village
Atlanta Boy Run Over Twice by Same Driver
Donald Linger fifteen was struck by a hit and run driver twice in minutes in Atlanta. The car rolled over his legs and then sped away. Doctors reported only slight injuries to his head and legs.
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Atlanta
Donald Lingerfelt
Bricker Amendment Faces Senate Test On Treaty Power
The Bricker amendment battles over whether international treaties could override U S constitutional guarantees. President Eisenhower argues treaties must be subordinate to the federal Constitution, while Bricker and backers push broader congressional control over executive agreements. Backing from the American Bar Association and a write in campaign sustains Bricker amid diverse Senate views and reports of heavy letter activity.
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American Bar Assa
U. S
Senate
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Capitol Hill
Isenhower
Eisenhower
United States
Sen
George
D-Ga
Brickers
Congress
Information Clinic Opens Fosters Coverage Of Court News
A North Carolina information conference sponsored by Associated Press members heard leaders urge broadcast access to court trials. Judges sheriffs and state officials attended with newsmen to discuss coverage challenges and proposed safeguards. Panelists advocated television and radio access to proceedings to prevent misinterpretation and deter crime.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Eeners
J. Russell Wiggins
Washington Post
Freedom of Information Committee
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Gordon Gray
University of North Carolina
Holt McPherson
High Point Enterprise
Charles H. Crutchfield
Charlotte
WBT
D. Hiden Ramsey
Asheville
Gains Kelley
Greensboro
YTV
C. A. McKnight
The
Charlotte News
Jes H. Wolfe
Greensboro News
Jelke
New York
Wolfe
Liaison Officers Agree To Try Again Friday In Korean Talks
Communist liaison officers met to revive stalled preliminary talks but agreed only to another attempt Friday. U S State Department official Kenneth Young noted talks could last a week. Communists proposed resuming Saturday and refused conditions for reopening. U N envoy Arthur H Dean would return only after the charge of perfidy was withdrawn. Visibility deteriorated as snow fell at the meeting site.
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U. S. State Department
Kenneth Young
Reds
U. N
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
United States
South Korea
Dean
Red
Peiping
Ooleoe
Young
Edwin Martin
U. N. Command
State Department
AFL Election Ordered at DuPont Savannah River Plant
The National Labor Relations Board ordered a representation election at DuPont's Savannah River plant in Aiken DC to decide whether workers want representation by AFL Local 160 or IUE Local 470 or neither. The board overruled DuPont objections citing inconclusive testimony on project completion.
Nazli Pasha Recalled to Hospital After Kidney Ailment
Queen Mother Nazli Fund, mother of exiled King Farouk, is in St. Vincent's Hospital Los Angeles for observation and tests. Attendants say her condition is not serious. She previously received treatment for a kidney ailment at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, three times between 1947 and 1950.
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Los Angeles
Farouk
Egypt
St. Vincent's Hospital
Nazii Fund
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Average American Consumes About 100 Pounds of Fat Annually
The statement notes that an average American diet includes roughly 100 pounds of fat per year. It highlights the high fat intake as a general dietary observation without specifying population groups or sources.
Coal Classification Question Sparks Mineral Debate
A note in geology circles challenges the strict definition of a mineral by pointing out that coal, while a rock, is often treated as a mineral in some contexts due to its geological role and formation.
Dulles Favors Ratification of Korea Mutual Defense Pact
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles testifies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee urging ratification of the United States Korea mutual defense treaty. He calls the accord a clear warning to Communists that the United States will not ignore renewed aggression against Korea.
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Korea
John Foster Dulles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
United States-Korea
Dulles
United States
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