Senate Likely To Reject Bids For Tax Cuts
The Senate today rejected a proposal to repeal the 10 percent excise tax on passenger cars and to halve the 10 percent levy on trucks and buses in a 59 to 22 vote. Debate focused on extending current tax rates for another year while House action already passed the bill.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
House
Pat McNamara
D-Mich
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Douglas
600 Car Stickers Sold by Collector
Nelson J. Vincent city collector reports about 600 car license stickers sold to date as present licenses expire July 1. More than 8,000 licenses including duplicates were sold this year. The oval red and gold trimmed sticker requires proof of personal property taxes and license title or state receipt to verify horsepower. Dog licenses are due with vaccination papers.
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Nelson J. Vincent
Vincent
Weather Forecast for Jefferson City and Mid-Missouri
Cloudy with occasional showers and thunderstorms tonight and Friday. Locally heavy rain possible tonight. Lows near 65, highs mid 80s. Past 40 years high 79, low 61 yesterday. Total this month 8.34 inches, normal 4.31. Sunrise 7:35, sunset 7:35. Missouri River readings show 24.24 at Kansas City, 18.2 at Peterson City. Forecasts indicate Boonville and Jefferson City near 74 degrees with rising river levels.
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Jefferson City
Mid-Missouri
News-Tribune Weather Bureau
Iver
Missouri
Boonville
Raty
Teen-Age Slayer On Trial Friday
Benton Missouri AP report says Lynn Wayne Hester an 8 year old St Louis youth will go on trial tomorrow for the slaying of Charleston high school football star John Malugen. The death penalty is sought in the circuit court trial. The victim was shot Jan 5 1957 while parked with a girl on a lonely road near Sikeston. The girl was assaulted and dragged to an abandoned cabin. Sheriff says Hester signed a statement admitting the slaying. Slayton of Chaffee identified Hester as the companion. Slayton, an inmate at Boonville state school, had written his mother implicating Hester.
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Benton
Lynn Wayne Hester
Louis
Charleston
Weber Gilmore
John Malugen
Sikeston
John Dennis
Hester
Joe Lester Slayton
Chaffee
Wellston
St. Louis
Slayton
Boonville
Businessmen Chided for Litterbugging in Jefferson City
Heavy rains aid city 1600 gallon street flusher under W A Curtis claim it cleans downtown High street Capitol avenue areas each Saturday morning and more. Flusher used in McCarty Broadway Miller and Dunklin streets with 16 tanks or 25600 gallons typical. operator Russell Bong 1201 Industrial Drive. Curtis criticizes uptown shops sweeping trash to streets and notes daily 6 am downtown checks. flusher runs 4 am startup and broom keeps streets clear before flushing.
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Jefferson City
W. A. Curtis
High Street
Capitol Avenue
Curtis
McCarty Street
Broadway
Miller Street
Dunklin Street
Weir
Clark Avenue
West Main Street
Forest Hill
Fairmount Boulevard
Lafayette Street
Madison Street
Uptown
Russell Bong
Industrial Drive
Never Been Done Before Admiral Plans Outboard Atlantic Run
Admiral in the Texas navy proposes an audacious outboard trip across the Atlantic led by Roy Sutter and Ann Pirtle. They seek financing, navigational gear, and sponsorships, targeting a July departure with a route via Newfoundland, Greenland, the Shetlands, and London.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Ann Pirtle
Texas Navy
Boston
Sutter
Atlantic
Texas Soa Co
Pirtle
Piri
Navy
Newfoundland
Greenland
Teeland
Scotland
London
Eleven Entombed in Mine Blast Near Manchester
An explosion sealed a coal mine shaft near Manchester trapping 11 miners 300 yards below surface. All were injured but alive, with rescue teams in telephone contact awaiting access. officials say the blast occurred moments before shift end.
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Manchester
England
Here
Macmillan Outlines One Year Cyprus Plan
London AP. Prime Minister Macmillan proposes a seven year Cyprus partnership involving Greek and Turkish governments in island administration. He says emergency rules will ease as order returns and hints Archbishop Makarios may be allowed back. The plan follows stalled settlements, Greek Cypriots favor union with Greece, Turks favor partition, and fighting has cost at least 17 lives. The proposal comes after an NATO pause and is continued on page 2.
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London
Macmillan
Cyprus
House of Commons
North Atantic Treaty Organization
Council
Dependent Children Receiving Less Aid
The State Division of Welfare cut dependent children aid in May after a Legislature special session reduced emergency funding from 796000 to 573000. Director Cartier stated ADC average checks fell by 1.93 to 24.58, with 69874 children aided in May.
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State Division of Welfare
Proctor N. Cartier
U N secretary general arrives in Beirut to quell rebellion
Dag Hammarskjold lands in Beirut from London and New York as Lebanon endures 41 days of fighting and strikes. Rebel leaders promise a truce while observers monitor aid to rebels. Government forces regain quiet, and talks begin with U.N. figures Odd Bull Dayal Plaza Rejeswar Dayal as plan to send troops and more observers faces Lebanon’s demand for a sizable force to seal the 150 mile border with Syria and UAE.
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Lebanon
U.N
Dag Hammerskiold
Carrie Chamoun
Hammarskjold
Reef
Odd Bull
Galo Plaza Lastouof
Ecuador
Rejeswar Dayal
Security Council
United Arab Republic
Cairo
Ua.r
Nasser
Lebanoon
U.A.R
Hammarskjoid
Prosecute Adams Or Free Connelly Debate in House
Rep George Christopher urged President Eisenhower to order the prosecution of Sherman Adams or pardon Matthew Connelly. Connelly, a former Truman White House secretary, faces two years in prison for conspiracy to fix an income tax case. Christopher tied Adams’s actions to Connelly’s and demanded action, drawing applause as he wheeled from the House floor.
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George Christopher
D-Mo
House
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Matthew Connelly
Connelly
White House
Truman
Christopher
Adams
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Eral
Eisen
Howev
Justice Department
Sherion Adams
Aemoersts
Vicuna Fur Clothing Sparks Senate Probe Curiosity
A humorous feature reports on vicunas as shy, high-value creatures linked to presidential eye access. It explains why vicuna wool drives luxury coats, notes 40 dead animals needed per coat, cites Eisenhower with two coats, and offers quirky tips on captive keeping and care.
Information on Goldfine records probes in Harris inquiry
Washington AP Rep. Oren Harris says House investigations have new information from Bernard Goldfine records. The inquiry questions whether Goldfine benefited from FTC and SEC actions and if Adams aided preferred treatment. Subcommittee plans to resume hearings. records show hotel bills in Boston New York and Plymouth charged to Goldfine.
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D-Ark
Bernard Goldfine
Harris
Goldfine
Boston
Sherman Adams
Federal Trade Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
Mildred Papermen
New York
Plymouth
Mass
Adams
Eisenhower
Treasury Department
Miss Paperman
Sheraton Plaza
John B. Bennett
R-Mich
Boston Record
Subcommittee
Knowland Questions Adams Role in Eisenhower Era
Senate GOP leader William F. Knowland says a serious question looms over Sherman Adams usefulness to the Eisenhower presidency. He urges careful weighing by Adams and the President, condemns gifts from Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine, and favors a code of conduct for officials, federal or state. Democratic leaders promise to make Adams’ dealings a major issue.
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William F. Knowland
Calif
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Senate
GOP
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Knowland
Bernard Goldfine
Boston
Caliornia
Ray Bliss
Ohio
New York
Paul M. Butler
Goldfine
Goldine
Dominicans Seek End to Aid Pacts
Dominicans move to pull out of U S aid agreements amid criticism in Congress over Rafael Trujillo Jr. lavish Hollywood spending. The Dominican Congress, aligned with Dictator Generalissimo Trujillo, urged cancelling a six thousand dollar yearly military aid pact and other technical assistance. Zsa Zsa Gabor and Xim Novak named in the text as Hollywood figures linked to Trujillo.
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Ciodad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
American Congress
Rafael Trujillo
Dominican Congress
U.S
United States
Caribbean
Rafael Trujillo Sr
Trujillo Jr
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Xim Novak
Conteense
U. S
Hector Trujillo
Haiti
Young Trujillo
Chiefs of Staff
Hollywood
U. S. Army
Command and General Staff
Leavenworth
Kan
Trujillo
Charles B. Brownson
Indiana
Leaverworth
Generalissimo
Congress
Zsa Zsa
California
Rain Forecast With Showers In Midwest Weather Outlook
Weather officials predicted cloudy skies with occasional showers and thunderstorms tonight and Friday. Cool air remains, with temperatures around mid 60s to mid 80s expected. rainfall totals included 0.68 inches in Butler, 0.60 in Kansas City, and 0.48 in St. Joseph during the past 24 hours.
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Southwes
Missouri
Jakarta
Indonesia
Weather Bureau
Resta Seine
Butler
Kansas City
Ist. Joseph
State Moves to Raise Patient Charges at Mental Hospitals
Atty. Gen. John M. Dalton ruled that no contract exists with patients at state mental hospitals, so the state may set higher charges under a new law that caps costs. In a separate opinion he said a parolee from another state cannot be summarily arrested for parole violations unless requested, under the Interstate Parole Compact, with Missouri supervising only on express requests from the paroling state.
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Atty
John M. Dalston
Dalton
Board of Probation and Parole
Missouri
Sabotage Damages More Bodies at Fisher Plant
Fisher Body confirms 13 more car bodies damaged in renewed sabotage at Kansas City plant. Production continues as officials report ongoing sabotage and extensive repairs. Yesterday 45 finished bodies suffered severe paint damage from scratches to dents.
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Kansas City
Fisher Body
Father Captive of Electric Fence
In Stayton Oregon police arrested Daniel George Cole after witnesses reported a man abusing his 83 year old father Eugene W Cole. Deputies found the elder man inside a triangular fenced area with a two strand electric fence while the son claimed the actions were for necessary discipline.
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Ore
Charles Thormngton
Daniel George Cole
Cole l
Eugene W.cole
Jas Fair Thornton
Coles
Thornton
Cole House
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