January Tax Reduction Aim of Demos
Democratic leaders laid groundwork for a January 1958 income tax cut linked to reductions in President Eisenhower's spending budget. The plan, discussed by Speaker Rayburn and others, aims to pressure Republicans in an election year with promises of tax relief for individuals and later for business. A Senate bill would extend high corporate and excise levies until June 1958. Republican support hinges on evidence of a treasury surplus.
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Washington
Senate
NATO to Build Its Own Communications Network
NATO announced plans to fund a continental telecommunications system with an early warning radar network to alert forces of attacks. The move, approved by 11 members, increases the alliance’s destructive program to about three billion dollars through 1952, with the U.S. share just under 40 percent.
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Paris
NATO
NAO
Eisenhower to Revise Budget Amid Public Clamor for Economy
President Eisenhower discussed revising the spending plan at a White House conference with key officials. Hagerty said the session was part of a continuing study of the budget with no indication of a forthcoming administration revision.
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Senhower
GOP
Eisenhowe
White House
James C. Hagerty
France May Also Get U S A-Weapon
In Bermuda discussions President Eisenhower weighed giving France access to guided missiles, matching Britain’s program. Senator Hennings said a White House briefing indicated Dulles and Eisenhower foresee Mollet proposing similar arrangements for France to bolster NATO and allied ties.
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Washington
France
Great Britain
Eisenhower
Sen
Hennings
D-Mo
White House
Eishhower
Bermuda
Macmillan
United States
Britain
U. S
Alles
Dulles
Molict
Eisenhowr
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Bridges
R-Nh
Rebel siege at the Gendarmerie in Tunis night
Allan Larg and Captain Bullen defend the French gendarmerie against a rising threat. Barricades rise as 40 policemen repurpose furniture and beds, with lights set at balcony corners. Allan, Hameida, and Mollie coordinate patrols and orders while contemplating the fate of patients in the adjacent hospital.
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Stor
Allan Larg
Fi‘hally
Captain Bullen
Gefridarmerie
Seknou
Bilton
Tunis
Mb Je Offerel
Billon
Allan
Hilton
Bilion
Mallie
Mollie
Lane
Hameida
de Aed
Von
Keping
Allen
Brisebarre
A Slim Man With a Missing Arm Draws Inquiry
The excerpt describes a slim, good looking man with a missing left arm who speaks of years in England and Biggin Hill. He explains preferring foot racing to aviation due to his injury. A Colonel Neil questions Billon as they discuss dangers beyond a garden wall and potential searchlight vulnerabilities.
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Allan
Ohce
England
Biggin Hill
Colneil
Billon
Allah
Woman Receives Notable Birthday Gift in Pine Bluff
Mrs. Mary Hill learned that a postal worker delayed contact before delivering a birthday present. She described the gift as the nicest anyone had ever received, remarking on the thoughtful gesture and its timing for her sixth birthday.
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Pine Bluff
Mary Hill
Rail Union Plans to Fight Katy
Cincinnati report on the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks planning action at the Missouri Kansas Texas Railway over personnel changes. James Sh. Pver says the company has shifted records at night, risking about 1000 clerks’ jobs and potentially involving several million dollars in labor disputes since Katy’s new president W N Deromus took office in January.
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Cincinnati
Railway Adjustment Board
Missouri
Kansas -Texas Rail
Toad
James Sh. Pver
C Company
Ver Gaitt
Lrience
Katy
W. N. Deromus
Dyer
Sister Seeks Long-Lost Kin From Engelwood Fire Victim List
A California woman writes the postmaster seeking a missing sister, Mrs. Ford Mount formerly Florintina Garelas, last seen a0 years ago. The Hill family recalls rumors that Mrs. Mount was among 20 people who died in the 1927 Tyler hotel fire.
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Engelwood
Calif
Hill
Doctor Cites Insane Sex Preoccupation in America
Selene Reporter Ay Alton L Blakeslee reports Dr Schauffler of the American Academy of General Practice warns that the nation faces a dangerous preoccupation with sex among youth. He cites distorted American views and urges doctors and parents to guide children as they encounter mature knowledge.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Selene
Czech Couple Marry in Citywide Celebration
The Prague wedding of a Czech couple drew massive crowds as fans and citizens gathered in the streets to celebrate a union seen as a landmark event. Police reported thousands filled the avenues while admirers cheered, marking one of the era’s grand social moments in the capital.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Capha
Acrdas
Waatt
Distorted all American sex perspective worries voiced
A speaker warns parents and citizens that young girls are deeply confused about sex due to stress from sex symbols and media. He says children know more about sex than their parents but remain mixed up, urging action by families and communities.
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R. W. Jewell
Glen F. Rogers
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City of
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Arkansas
R.A. Lile and Company Certified Public Accountants
Pyramid Site
Little Rock, Arkansas
American Institute ‘of Accountants
Hope
City of Hope
Little Rock
R. A. Lile and Company
Hope Water and Light Plant Health Department
Folknoreember
Gies
Bernard Fergusson
Pital
Maine
Fea
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Sirs
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Bervel
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