GOP Leaders Doubt Tax Cut Next Year See Budget
Washington leaders voiced pessimism about substantial tax relief next year while stressing a balanced budget. Speaker Rayburn and Representatives Martin and Cannon expressed doubts, with Senators Byrd and Bridges prioritizing balance over tax cuts. See Budget page 6.
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D-Va
Bridges
R-Nh
Cooper
D-Tenn
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Ways and Means Committee
Norely
Appropriations Committee
Boost Could Cause Fight Increases Defense Spending
President Eisenhower proposed a billion dollar boost in defense spending including B52 bomber production jet interceptors and guided missiles. Support came from Republicans and Democrats but the 35% billion budget faced opposition on tax cuts and balancing the budget. Congressional leaders warned chances of substantial tax reductions were limited.
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Senate
Trucker Killed In Pittsburgh Route 22 Crash
Richard Mc Guire, 27, of Rimersburg Clarion County, was killed yesterday when his trailer truck failed to negotiate a curve, plunged down an embankment and caught fire on Route 22 near Carnegie. He worked for Steel City Transport Inc.
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Richard McGuire
Rimersburg
Clarion County
Carnegie
McGuire
Steel City Transport, Inc
Detroit Strikers End Two Weeks of Newspaper Shutdown
Detroit taps alternative news sources as three daily papers suspend operations after a bitter strike. Radio and TV stations share hotel newsroom reports at no cost while neighborhood weeklies and foreign-language papers fill gaps. Mediators report tentative wage agreement. further talks planned.
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Detroit Free Press
Paenmead Tanase
Fire Levels Eight-Room Farm House Near Here
A fire believed caused by an overheated cooking stove leveled an eight-room farm home near here last night, causing more than 10 000 dollars in damage. Firemen from Clymer and Commodore fought for over three hours but water shortages hampered efforts. The home, owned by William Simmons of Clymer, was occupied by Mr and Mrs Dan Montgomery and their two children who were away at the time. Neighbors sent the alarm at 8 45 p m and flames were out of control upon arrival.
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William Simmons
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Dan Montgomery
Montgomerys
Ward Oakes
German FBI Chief John Questioned in West Germany Return
Chancellor Adenauer and Cabinet discussed Otto John, former East German intelligence chief, as he faced interrogation over his return to West Germany. An Interior Ministry official said John provided information but denied any charges. Reported drugging and kidnapping claims by a West Berlin doctor were not confirmed.
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Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Clermont
Fila
Rose C
Otto John
Interior Ministry
Cantwell
John
Interroga
West Berlin
Wolfgang Wohlgemuth
Wohlgemuth
He Stopped At 32000 On The 84000 Question
New York coal miner and clergyman Stanley Skeens, 24, of Danville West Virginia, halted at the 32000 level on CBS The 84000 Question after deciding not to risk a double or nothing run. He earned the money by answering Bible questions.
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Stanley Skeens
CBS
Skeens
Danville
W. Va
Warnings Issued On New Traffic Lights And Left Turns
Police in Indiana Borough issued warnings on two traffic rules. Pedestrians were told to use the new walk wall lights at Philadelphia and Seventh Streets and arrestment may follow for ignoring them. Motorists were warned not to make left turns from North Eighth onto Philadelphia Street. a right turn only sign is painted and curbs marked, with arrests possible for violations.
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Philadelphia
Seventh Streets
Howard T. Sanford
North Eighth Street
Philadelphia Street
U N Membership Plan Faces Likely Death By Vetoes
U N members debate a package to add 18 new states after Security Council vetoes by Nationalist China against Outer Mongolia and by the Soviet Union against 13 non Communist applicants. Only one of the four remaining Communist applicants earned a vote, six short of what was needed. Delegates consider sending the issue back to the Assembly or convening an interim session next spring as prospects fade.
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Security Council
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Outer Mongolia
Soviet Union
Paul Martin
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
U. N
Five Witnesses Testify in Valuchuk Case Trial
The case of Alice Valuchuk, 25, accused of assault and mayhem in an alleged attack on her 4 year old daughter Linda, continued in Indiana County court. Witnesses including Dr Dorsey Hoyt and Dr John Watchko testified as the jury, completed yesterday, reconvened for the second day of proceedings.
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Alice Valuchuck
McIntyre
Linda
Indiana
Dorsey Hoyt
John Watchko
Lee Five
Record Christmas Buying Across Cities
AP survey of pre Christmas retail shows two dozen major cities smashing records as shoppers spend on gadgets luxury gifts and frills. Baltimore buys $100 handbags Dallas buys live Mexican burros with carts New York Fifth Avenue stores report strong demand for diamonds and mink. Executives in Kansas City Cleveland Seattle San Francisco Boston Atlanta report 8 to over 10 percent ahead of last year.
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Associated Press
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Atlanta
Herbert Wilson
Emery
Bird Thayer Co
Kansas ‘City
Syria files protest over Israel attack at Damascus posts
United Nations Syria announces it will press the Security Council to act after Israeli strikes on four Syrian posts in Galilee. Ahmed Shukairy says Syria will seek concrete steps including possible sanctions and, if needed, armed force, to halt aggression, with the council's power under the U.N. Charter. The council has historically avoided sanctions in Arab-Israeli conflicts.
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Galilee
Ahmed Shukairy
General Assembly
Fevews
Council
U. N
Navy Pilot Found Dead Near Wreckage in Altoona Area
Unidentified Navy pilot found about two miles from wreckage of his plane near Altoona Pennsylvania. Searchers discovered the body on a farm north of the city. Civil Aeronautics Administration officials cited distress messages suggesting two aboard. a parachute reportedly did not open.
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Clymer Man Found Dead In Car
A Clymer man, George W Campbell, 30, was found dead in his automobile in Danbury Connecticut early Monday morning of carbon monoxide poisoning. He was employed in Connecticut. Funeral arrangements are handled by Bence Funeral Home and will be announced tomorrow.
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Danbury
Conn
The
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Connecticut
Bence Funeral Home
White Gas Buyer Found At Last
SALT LAKE CITY Police found a woman who bought five gallons of white gas at a local service station instead of kerosene. She poured the gasoline into her car's tank after sniffing it at home. Assistant Fire Chief Al Thome notes three tablespoons of the gage used to start a coal stove fire would have exploded with the same force as a stick of dynamite.
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Clyde C. Strode
al Thome
Republicans Plan Solid Opposition to Tax Bill
Harrisburg AP Sen Mahany floor leader said the GOP Senate majority will kill Gov Leader’s manufacturers excise tax this afternoon. He said there will be no Republican votes for the bill and the caucus reached a unanimous decision. Sen Dent warned of a Senate showdown without GOP votes. Two Republicans Wolfe and Peeler supported the stance.
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Sen
Mahany
Senate
Sen. Dent
Wolfe
Union
Peeler
Indiana
High Soviet Chiefs Head For Tashkent
NEW DELHI premierbul ganin and Nikita Khruskofev led a Soviet delegation from India after a month of warming tensions with the West. They pledged closer Russia India political economic and cultural cooperation and planned to fly to Tashkent to wait out a Kabul snowstorm. A final communique urged unconditional nuclear weapon ban and broad conventional arms cuts with international control.
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Bulgaria
Nehru
Bulganin
Communist Party
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Unucky Number in Arkansas Driver’s Streak of 13
North Little Rock resident W. R. Cook has been in only two car accidents in his life. One occurred yesterday with no injuries. The other happened 13 years earlier, also on December 13. Both incidents involved him driving on 13th Street.
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Ark, Tf
W. R. Cook
Cook
13Th Street
Plan Yearly Additions Christmas Lighting Hailed Here
Editor notes a letter from Char len H. Russell Jr president of the Indiana Chamber of Commerce praising yearly additions to Christmas lighting. The message highlights community spirit, civic pride, and business encouragement during the holiday season. The Indiana Chamber urges continued support and public enthusiasm for festive displays.
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Charlen H. Russell, Jr
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Indiana Christmas Street Lights Origin Credit
Dear Sir to credit for Indiana magical Christmas lighting belongs to the West End Merchants who worked with Penelec. The Indiana Merchants Association extended the plan and arranged to match the west side lighting. Local businesses and professionals funded and supported the project with the West End Merchants sparking the effort and praise for cooperation.
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