Humphrey Foresees Balanced Budget and Possible Tax Cut
Vice President Humphrey spoke on finances saying a balanced budget by June 30 could enable a tax cut next year. He urged curtailing defense spending before debt payments and avoided questions on a 1960 presidential run. He noted strong employment and rising wages while signaling needs to reduce surpluses and improve sericulture.
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Humphrey
Eisenhower
T. Coleman Andrews
Internal Revenue
Treasury
Lowry Air Force Administration
Faure appoints Moroccan regency council amid North Africa clash
Paris reports Premier Faure forms a four member regency for Morocco as National Assembly threat looms. Rabat criticizes the council while Spain warns the UN. Riff rebels clash near the Spanish frontier as 500000 troops skirmish in French territories. casualties cited on both sides.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
Faure
Morocco
National Assembly
Algeria
Rabat
Mohammed Lyazidi
Istqlal
Mediterranean
French Morocco
France
Six Die as Bus Collides with Truck in Night Crash
A Greyhound bus traveling from Chicago to New York struck a stalled semi-trailer on U S Route 20 near Michigan City Indiana killing six and wounding 21. The Gate Way Transportation Co truck driven by Harry Williams 43 of Oak Lawn Illinois was partly on the shoulder when the collision occurred. Survivors including driver Thomas R Locke 40 of Effingham Illinois were injured. Police identified five of the dead Sylvania Money 36 York Pa Sol Sender 44 Chicago Mrs Charles G Roth 50 Lafayette Hill Pa Anthony William Bruno 38 Wilmington Calif and an unidentified woman about 45 years old initially listed as Miss Helen Rusnak of cage.
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Michigan City
Ind
New York
Greyhound
Gateway Transportation Co
Chicago
Harry Williams
Oak Lawn
Williams
Thomas R. Locke
Effingham
George Fredericks
Youngstown
Ohio
Miller
Ces
Locke
Helen Rusnak
Cage
York, Pa
Sol Sender
Charles G Roth
Lafayette Hill
Anthony William Bruno
Wilmington
Calif
Pro Harriman Support Found in California West
Democratic leader Carmine DeSapio reported a surprisingly large pro Harriman sentiment in California as he returned from the West Coast. He disputed claims his California trip aimed to line up delegates for Harriman and noted Harriman’s evolving stance on Stevenson.
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New York
Carmine G. DeSapio
Averell Harriman
Harriman
California
DeSapio
West Coast
Golden Gate
Adlai Stevenson
New York County
Biltmore
Stevenson
Spain Threatens UN Action Over Moroccan Tensions
Madrid says France is fomenting disorder in Morocco and threatens to denounce the matter to the United Nations if French propaganda continues. Spain invites French officers to verify claims that Rif rebels in the northern protectorate are not aided from the border zone.
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Madrid
Spain
France
U.N. Security Council
Grecco
Foreign Ministry
Baron de la Tounelle
Minis
Spanish
Morocco
S H
U.N
French Republic
United Nations Organization
Indian Statesman Backs Dulles-Red China Talks
V K Krishna Menon after meeting Secretary of State Dulles urged direct talks with Chou En Lai. He spoke on Geneva negotiations and the status of U S and Red China talks while noting progress in repatriation and nonrepatriation issues for Americans.
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Dulles
China
Washington
India
V. K. Krishna-Menon
Red China
Chou En-lai
Menon
Geneva
United States
Court Named To Try Peron In Absentia
A military court of honor in Buenos Aires was appointed to try Juan D. Peron in absentia for military conduct during his dictatorship. Evidence of wealth and romances with young girls may be heard, with civil crimes handled by another tribunal. Provisional President Lonardi’s secretary said torture and abuses under Peron’s regime were uncovered, including electric needles and beatings.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Peron
Leon Bengoa
Paraguay
Eduardo Lonardi
Treasury Chief Sees Hope for Balanced Budget Next Year
Treasury Secretary Humphrey, after meeting with President Eisenhower, said he is hopeful for a balanced budget by June 30 and possible tax cuts in the following fiscal year. The conversation touched on a potential second term for Eisenhower and Democratic candidates Adlai Stevenson and Averell Harriman.
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Associated Press
Humphrey
Eisenhower
Denver
Treasury
Adlai E. Stevenson
New York
Averell Harriman
College Football Scores From Many Games
A slate of college football results shows Duke over Ohio State 20 14 Maryland 25 over North Carolina 7 Wake Forest 13 tied North Carolina State 13 Geo Washington 25 over Penn 6 Harvard 21 over Columbia 7 Pitt 21 over Nebraska 7 Syracuse 13 over Army 0 Yale 34 over Cornell 6 Colgate 15 over Princeton 6 Navy 34 over Penn State 14 Indiana 14 over Villanova 7 Oklahoma 44 over Kansas 6 Illinois 21 over Minnesota 13 Michigan 14 over Northwestern Mich State 21 over Notre Dame 7 Purdue 20 over Iowa 20 tie Richmond 7 tie VPI 7 West Virginia 39 over William and Mary 13 Virginia 20 over VMI 13 Auburn 14 over Georgia Tech 12 Florida 18 over LSU 14 Tennessee 20 over Alabama 0 Davidson 54 over W and Lee 0 Mississippi 27 over Tulane 13 Texas A M 19 over TCU 16 UCLA 21 over Stanford 13 Baylor 13 over Washington 7
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Duke
Ohio State
Maryland
N. Carolina
Wake Forest
N.C. State
Geo. Washington
Penn
Harvard
Columbia
Pitt
Nebraska
Syracuse
Army
Yale
Cornell
Colgate
Princeton
Navy
Penn State
Indiana
Villanova
Oklahoma
Kansas
Illinois
Minnesota
Michigan
Northwestern
Mich. State
Notre Dame
Purdue
Iowa
Richmond
VPI
West Va
Wm. & Mary
Virginia
VMI
Auburn
Georgia Tech
Florida
LSU
Tennessee
Alabama
Davidson
W. & Lee
Mississippi
Tulane
Texas A&m
TCU
UCLA
Stanford
Baylor
Washington
Near-Hurricane kills 19 in New England
News dispatch from New York reports a near-hurricane off Canada causing 19 deaths in flood related accidents and swollen rivers across New England. Connecticut bore the brunt with Winstead Naugatuck and Torrington facing emergencies as high waters closed roads and damaged homes.
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New England
New York
Canada
Connecticut
Diane
Winstead
Conn
Ex Con Silent on Murder Case in Reno
Ex convict from Hollywood described as a hard type person refused to discuss how his stepmother Stella Reno died. Police say Jane H. Reno led officers to the body in a cow culvert west of Reno near Floriston California along U.S. Highway 40. Detectives say the body showed no obvious violence but a rope may have been used to strangle her. The suspect was arrested after a Los Angeles bulletin and reported driving from Donner Summit to dispose of the body.
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U.S. Highway 40
Floriston
Calif
Truckee
Reno
Ted Berrum
William Brodhead
Donner Summit
Callifornia
Los Angeles
Brodhead
Princess Margaret and Townsend Hide in English Countryside
Princess Margaret and Captain Peter Townsend spent a quiet weekend at Allanbay Lodge in the countryside with Marilyn Wills noting the princess hardly moved from the fire. Townsend rode out briefly on Juliet Jones as reporters watched gates open for a royal car to Windsor. A fateful fortnight looms with a royal summit and a dinner with the bishops of Canterbury.
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RAF
Peter Townsend
Juliet Jones
Allenbay Hall
Britain
Princess Margaret
Windsor Forest
London
Englend
Queen Elizabeth
Balmoral
Scotland
Margaret
Townsend
Allanbay Lodge
John Lycett Wills
Marilyn Wills
Maril N
Maj
Oliver Dawnay
Dawnay
Windsor Castle
Elizabeth
Eden
Tsemedisie
President Eisenhower Lifts from Bed as Recovery Advances
President Eisenhower sat up in a chair for the first time in four weeks in the hospital and received encouraging medical bulletins. He held rest periods and signed a few notes after doctors reported the danger of complications was unlikely, with progress prompting hopes of discharge within about three weeks.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Denver
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
MIT
James C. Hagerty
Quentin H. Farrand
Olivet
Mich
William M. Galloway
Belew
Hagerty
Seahower
Humphrey
National Symphony Orchestra Assn
Washington
Albany Girl Sends Bible to President Eisenhower
A 10 year old Albany girl mailed her own Bible to President Eisenhower to aid his recovery from a heart attack. Mamie Eisenhower returned the Bible with a letter praising Cheryl Gardiner for her kindness and expressing confidence in the President's speedy recovery.
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Albany
N.Y
Eisenhower
Chevyl Ann Gardiner
Ryl
Mamie Doud Eisenhower
Denver
Cheryl
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