Five Senators From Coal Regions Oppose Tax Measure
The income tax proposal splits the Senate as four of five coal-area lawmakers pledge opposition while administration allies push for passage. Reps and union leaders press lawmakers for or against the levy amid House approval and Senate maneuvering to delay or defeat the measure. Georgia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Senate
Finance Committee
Thomas J. Kennedy
United Mine Workers
UMW
Kopriver
Scott
Flack
Koprivei
Pittsburgh
Duquesne
House
H. G. Andrews
D-Cambria
GOP
Roy E. Furman
Senate Finance Committee
Joseph M. Barr
Harrisburg
Andrews
Daniel A. Verona
John T. Walsh
Matt S. Anderson
Allegheny County
Julian Polaski
Usvie
Possible Death Faces Trio Of GI Turncoats
Relatives greet the three soldiers at the dock as they face possible death after confessing their anti communist stance. Cowart weeps with his mother, Bell sobs with his father and wife, Griggs stays poised. The men spoke of past Maoist links and claim they sought honest mistakes amid the justice system.
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Hong Kong
Japan
Honolulu
Cowart
Chester Green
Monticello
Ark
Bell
Mississippi
Jewell
Griggs
Jimmy
Taleo, Tex
Three Die and Six Hurt in Yellowstone Crash
In Mammoth Wyoming a half ton truck carrying 14 sightseers veered off the road and hit a tree in Yellowstone National Park. Three youths from Rankin Texas aged 15 Mike Callins and 12 Kenneth Sharp and Joyce Marie Cook 22 of Allegan Michigan were killed. The driver W M Day a county agent from Upton County Texas led the 4 H group. Six others were injured and two girls still receiving aid after the crash near Canyon Hotel and Tower Falls.
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Mammoth
Wyo
Yellowstone National Park
Rankin
Tex
Park
Edmund B. Rogers
Mike Callins
Kenneth Sharp
Joyce Marie Cook
Ely St
Allegan
Rogers
W. M. Day
Upton County
Park Road
Canyon Hotel
Canyon
Tower Falls
Miss Cook
Syrian vice president denounces Israel in Moscow
Syrian Parliament vice president Kafi Bachour rallied 25 reporters at the Sovietskaya Hotel after meetings with Premier Bulganin. The delegation, touring the Soviet Union for several weeks, called Israel a base plot against the Arab world and imperialism's ground.
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Moscow
Israel
Kafi Bachour
Sovietskaya
Nikolai Bulganin
Soviet Union
Robin to resign as state official in Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh report says John P. Robin will resign as state Secretary of Commerce to become management director of the Industrial Development Corp in Pittsburgh. Announcement expected at the corporation board’s Aug 8 meeting with no denials from Gov Leader or Robin.
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Pittsburgh
John P. Robin
Industrial Development Corp
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Gwilym A. Price
Robin
Gov. Leader
State House
Indiantown Gap
the Post-Gazette
Downttown
Pittsburgh Urban Redevelopment Authority
Leader
Democratic
Concert set tomorrow at College Here Indiana
Rehearsals for a choral concert at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow at Flagstone Theater State Teachers College Indiana. An open-air art exhibit by the Indiana Art Association will be shown. rain moves events to Keith School. Public invited 4 p.m. to sundown art and 8:30 p.m. concert after vesper service.
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Flagstone
State Teachers College
Indiana
Indiana Art Association
Keith
Emilie Spiritum
Sehuetky
Scion warns on satellite sharing amid security worries
Rep Byrd warned that sharing secret satellite advances with Russia could aid opponents. Rep Durham D NC and Rep Price of the Atomic Energy Committee oppose disclosure. The Armed Services Committee may review the issue as the U S and Russia race in missile development continues.
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Bridges
Russia
Byrd
Armed Services Committee
Durham D-Nc3
Price (Dill
Atomic Energy Committee
United States
Durham
Price
Sam the Parrot Reunited With Girl in Mobile
Nine year old Patricia Doyle of Mobile recovers her parrot Sam after the bird’s captivity ended. Sam, shot down when thought to be a chicken hawk, began healing with three veterinarians and was returned to Patricia who remained in a hospital recovering from leg surgery. Flo, the parrot, resisted the photographer as Patricia cried softly with her mother nearby. Uruguay won its independence from Spain in the early 1800s.
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Mobile
Ala
Patricia Doyle
Sam
Patricia
Flo
Uruguay
Spain
Bartender Fined After He Demands a Shot
William Young a Dixon chef walked into a saloon and demanded a shot after spotting a red neon sign over the door. Police Sgt Ray Wilson brought him before a magistrate who fined him ten dollars for intoxication. The sign’s message unclear led to the incident.
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Dixon, I
William Young
Dixon
Wil
Young
Ray Wilson
Pay Boost In Aluminum Industry OK
A wage gain of 2 to 3 cents an hour has been approved across USW and AFL contracts in the aluminum industry. Previous scales ranged from 1.60 to 1.85 per hour with 3 cents per hour set aside for the wage study program for August 1954 through last night. Ratification votes will occur across plants in Massachusetts New York Indiana Illinois Iowa Ohio Pennsylvania and more.
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USW
AFL
Amassena
N.Y
Lafayette
Ind
Missing Youth Found Under Bed In Lenoir
Four year old Herman Holsclaw vanished from his bed in Lenoir North Carolina. Police responded and searched the house yard and nearby areas. A neighbor located the boy asleep under his bed unharmed.
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Lenoir, N.C
Lewis Holsclaw
Herman
Scientists Eye Space Satellite Project Plan
White House briefings showed scientists confident about an international space effort under the International Geophysical Year 1957 1958. The plan includes a manless satellite of basketball size, launched by rockets to 200 300 miles, with radar and visual tracking to monitor cosmic rays weather and solar activity while outlining contract fabrication and design steps for a multistage skyward track.
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White House
Hagerty
Congress
United States
Sen. Bridges
RNH
Russia
Alan T. Waterman
National Science Foundation
White Sands
N.M
Japan Assured About Warheads Amid Atomic Tension
In Tokyo Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu told Diet members that the United States has assured Japan atomic warheads are being sent with a long range rocket unit. The big Honest John rockets can fire conventional or atomic warheads and the minister said he does not expect U S atomic warheads to be brought in unless a crisis develops.
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People’s Congress
Chou
United States
China
Taiwan
Formosa
Geneva
Far East
Tokyo
Japan
John
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Diet
Housekeeping Is Receiving House Check Measure Boosts Salaries
A bill to raise the House payroll, allow extra staff, and lift stationery allowances moves after the rules committee study. It would set top salaries for two technical counsels at about 16 125 dollars, plus about 30 000 dollars maximum payroll for seven staff per congressman.
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Paul C. Jones
D-Mo
Capitol Hill
Smith
Congress
Burleson
Britain protests Bulgaria over downing of civil airliner
London protests to Sofia after Bulgaria shot down an Israeli airliner near peace time. Fifty eight people died including twelve Americans and five Britons. Bulgaria admitted anti aircraft guns fired and promised partial compensation. Britain demands punishment of those responsible and reserves rights on compensation for British and other nationals aboard.
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London
Britain
Bulgaria
Foreign Office
Noe
el A Airlines
Tel Aviv
Bulgars
Sofia
Leader Vetos Trailer Bill For Safety
Harrisburg governor vetoes a bill allowing multiple tractors or vehicles to pull more than one trailer on Pennsylvania highways. He cites rising truck accident rates and says current motor code allows only one trailer as a safety precaution. The veto message labels the bill fatally defective and urges no approval.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Infant Edward Roward Hill Obituary Notice
Infant son of Mr and Mrs BR Hill of Cherry Tree died Friday evening in Spangler Hospital Spangler Graveside services held this afternoon at Barnsboro Cemetery by Father Emil Moskwa McCracken Funeral Home Cherry Tree in charge of arrangements
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Edward Roward Hill
R. S. Reynolds dies after heart attack
R S Reynolds dies at 60 after a heart attack. He led Reynolds Metals Co and held chairmanships at several firms including Reynolds Stals Co Eskimo Pie Corp and United States Foil Co He formed Reynolds Metals with United States Foil and led multiple Reynolds interests leaving behind wife Julia Parham and four sons Funeral services planned in Louisa Kentucky.
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Reynolds
The
Tobacco Company
British-American Tobacco Co
United States Foil Co
R. J. Reynolds
British-American
Reynolds Metals Co
United States Foil
Reynids Stals Co
Eskimo Pie Corp
Reynolds Mining Corp
Reynolds Production Co
Reynolds Bearch Corp
Richmond Radiator Co
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
Reynoulds Alloys Co
directo Reynolds Jamai i tT + Ltd
Soviet Press Outlines Plans for Cosmic Satellite
Soviet announcement via Anatoly Karpenko says progress in human knowledge enables a planned scientific satellite beyond Earth’s atmosphere for long orbital life. Automatic lab gear would study life in zero gravity and spectra of the sun and stars, with radiophysics probing the ionosphere. Earlier figures suggested rocket-powered satellites within a decade and flights within 30 years.
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Anatoly Karpenko
Joint Commission
Karpenko
VY. Dopronravov
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Marcel Nicolet
International Geophysical Year
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Belgium
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Mechanix
Brooks Randall Thompson
Joan Kenash
Barbara Kenash
Bortnvanski
Stevfe Ringwald
Dave Csanyi
Lord
Curran
Shirley Brown
Nancy Nagey
the New Ashmolean Marching Society
Loesser-Simeone
Churchill
Romberg
Pegay Ann Smith
Luvaas
Gandy
Ball—Weston-Howard-Simeone
Donna Nagey
Pexey Ann Smith
Red China
Asia
Pacific
Chow
National People’s Congress
Germany
Scion
Sam the Parrot
Stella M. Kunz
Joseph Crater
New York
Judge Crater
San Diego
Calif
Convair Navy
George Crist
Northwest Synod of the Lutheran Church
Milwaukee
Crist
R.S. Reynolds
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