Tax Cut Faces New Fight After Setback
Senate plans to reject the $20 per person income tax cut as House supporters push for the measure. Sen. Byrd says the big clash comes in conference with the House where the tax cut faces stiff opposition amid a budget deficit and pending April 1 rate changes. Sen. George hints at possible compromise if talks stall.
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Washington
Everbody
Senate
Finance
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
House
Millikin
R-Colo
Eisenhower
Congress
Treasury
Sen. George
Georgia
Finance Committee
George
Air Search Plane Crashes Upon Return in Kenosha
A Kenosha air search plane overturned on landing injuring observer Joseph Ripp who suffered a strained back and head bump. Pilot Rev. J. W. Jacobsen and teammate Robert Kisielewski were unhurt after a three hour search for a missing private plane with four air crew. Jacobsen is pastor of Grace Lutheran church.
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Kenosha
Joseph Ripp
52Nd St
Kenosha Hospital
J. W. Jacobsen
Jacobsen
Grace Lutheran Church
Air
Metal Wreckage Found in Lake Michigan Off Racine
Debris possibly from a missing Marine Corps jet was found yesterday afternoon in Lake Michigan six miles southeast of Racine. Eight metal pieces were recovered by a fishing tub crew as crews from Kenosha boats joined the search. The pilot, 1st Lt. Henry G. Stallings, 24, of Nagadoches Texas, was identified today.
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Lake Michigan
Racine
Marine Corps
Racine Coast Guard
Glenview Naval Air Station
Tulsa
Oklo
San Diego
Calif
Henry G. Stallings
H. G. Stallings
Nagadoches
Tex
Kenosha Coast Guard
CAP Planes Force Landing After Near Runway Collision
Civil Air Patrol members in a 95-plane sweep had a dusk return to base on 22nd Ave. A CAP craft drifted off course, struck a rock on a tree near the airport, flipped onto its back, but crew escaped with no fire. Owner named Keno.
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Kenoshans
Civil Air Patrol
CAP
22Nd Ave
Ripp
Jacobsen
Keno
Page Nine
Railroad Blaze Kills 39 Koreans in Pusan Station
In Pusan Korea a Seoul bound train carriage burned trapping thirty nine Koreans. American and Korean firefighters contained the blaze in fifteen minutes and no U S personnel were aboard. The fire destroyed one coach and damaged three others.
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Pusan
Korea
U. S. Army
U. S
Fifth Amendment Used By Denver Witness
A federal judge ruled the president of the International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers need not tell a grand jury if he was or had been a Communist. Judge Jean S. Breitenstein noted the witness John Clark was invoking the Fifth Amendment to avoid self incrimination.
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Denver
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter
U. S
Jean S. Breitenstein
John Clark
No New Polio Cases in Wisconsin
The state board of health reported that last week was the second consecutive week with no polio cases in Wisconsin.
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Madison
Wis
State Board of Health
Wisconsin
Farm Fire Admits Set by Lad On Urge
Sixteen year old Daniel H. Lubkeman admitted to deliberately setting a barn fire on the Thomey farm near Hy. 31. He used gum wrappers to ignite hay and waited an hour before reporting the blaze. Arson charges were filed after a taped confession.
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Daniel H. Lubkeman
Rt. J
Lubkeman
Dist. Atty
J. B. Molinaro
Thomey
William
Schmitt
Floyd Hughes
Hy. 31
Fire at Schlitz Brewery Damages Grain Stock
A morning blaze at Schlitz brewery in Milwaukee damaged an undetermined amount of grain in the grain drying plant. Firefighters fought the flames but could not prevent damage to the storage area and grain reserves.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Schlitz
New York Police Charge Man in Coed Killing
A 25-year-old father of two, William Patrick Farrell, is charged with homicide in the rape and stabbing slaying of New York University coed Ann Yarrow. He was linked to the murder after raping and robbing Irene Miller, whose stepfather Claudia Yesler pursued the case with police. The investigation included a sewer search for the murder weapon and a weapon-violation charge.
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New York
New York University
Ann Yarrow
William Patrick Farrell
Miss Yarrow
Lower East Side
Farrell
Irene Miller
East 3Rd St
Weather delays planned Atomic Energy blast in Las Vegas
Atomic Energy Commission scientists postponed the planned big shot near dawn after a last minute conference due to unacceptable weather. A spokesman said no shot would occur Thursday and a weather evaluation session would decide if the detonation could be rescheduled for Friday morning.
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Las Vegas
Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower Sees No Indispensable Man Role in Politics
President Eisenhower says he doubts strong political bosses will arise from the AFL CIO merger. He declines to confirm a 1956 run, refuses a guaranteed second term, and notes a private talk with Vice President Nixon on Nixon's return from Latin America. He supports the electoral system, pay raise for Congress, and rotating conventions to San Francisco. He answers no to attending the 1956 GOP convention.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Labor
AFL
CIO
Nixon
San Francisco
Chicago
White House
Hawaii Volcano Refugees Return Home
More than 400 refugees from volcanic eruptions prepared to return to their homes today. About 160 acres of cane field and timber were charred by the eruption that began with a spectacular explosion Monday.
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Pahoa
Hawaii
Kenosha Forecast Sees Clouds Persist With Cool Thursday
The outlook for Kenosha calls for a continuation of mild, spring like weather with mostly cloudy skies tomorrow. Temperatures are expected to hold near the mid thirties with a low around 25 tonight. Daytime high Thursday projected at 35 after today’s readings near 38 to 40 at different sites.
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Kenosha
American Motors
Purge at Soviet Leadership Removes Two Ministers
Premier Bulganin dismissed A I Kozlov minister of state farms and A S Zasyadko minister of the coal industry for unsatisfactory work. Replacements named A N Zademidko and Ivan Benediktov. Announcement cited Bulgaria's recommendation and was broadcast from Moscow.
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London
Nikolai Bulganin
Georgi Malenkov
Bulganin
Moscow
A. IL. Kozlov
A. S. Zasyadko
Supreme Soviet
A. N. Zademidko
Ivan Benediktov
Bulgaria
Moscow Radio
Kozlov
Zasyadko
Two Sons Rescue Parents From Blaze
In Menomonie Wisconsin two farm youths escaped a burning home in nightclothes and then returned through flames to save their parents. Otto Fenske 48 sparked the fire while lighting a stove. Gordon 22 ran out with clothes aflame, then carried his father to safety through a window after rescuing him from the floor. Delvin 18 found his mother 53 and carried her outside, suffering a head injury.
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Menomonie
Wis
Otto Fenske
Gordon
Delvin
Flying Through Atomic Cloud Captured by Five Journalists
Las Vegas reporters recount Air Force flight through a mushroom cloud over Nevada. They note awe at the roiling dust column, fear of radiation, and the skill of pilots and scientists collecting data on cloud structure and radioactivity. Unofficial in-flight exposure ranged from 64 to 160 MR, with notable readings on boots and hands.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Air Force
Nevada
Pacific
Wisconsin Truck Tax Study Bill Sparks Legislative Inquiry
A Wisconsin bill proposes a legislative study of the truck tax law. Assemblyman Marotz says the measure could revive the ten mile tax but aims to learn how current truck taxation works. The move follows past shifts from ton mile to weight based fees and court challenges. The bill could add about three million dollars yearly state revenue. The day’s actions also include repeal of a 1943 cigarette and tobacco distribution quotas law. The muskellunge remains to be Wisconsin’s official state fish by unanimous Senate vote. Gov. Kohler to receive the message. A 1953 Milwaukee County tax authority bill advances to the Assembly.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Marotz
Rshawano
Supreme Court
Assembly
Senate
Kohler
Milwaukee County
Fleming Lawyers To File Appeal
Fleming lawyers announced they will fly to Washington to plan an appeal for Lt. Col. Harry Fleming who was convicted Sept. 22 at Fort Sheridan Illinois of collaborating with Chinese Communists while a Korean War prisoner. Attorneys Allen Gramza Alfred La France said they would meet Capt. W. R. Stetson the army appointed appellate counsel.
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Racine
Wis
Harry Fleming
Washington
Fleming
Fort Sheridan
Ill
Korea
Allen E. Gramza
Alfred E. la France
W. R. Stetson
Army
Peoria Jeweler Finds Stolen Watch After Postage Paid
Jeweler Homer Coulter paid six cents postage on a letter delivered to his Peoria store and found inside a wrist watch valued at 71 dollars and 50 cents reported stolen from the shop the previous Saturday.
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Peoria
Ill
Homer Coulter
Sihanouk Abdicates Cambodian Throne In Favor Of His Father
Cambodian King Norodom Sihanouk abdicates, intending to retire to a humble life. His father Prince Norodom Suramarit, elected king, will lead as Cambodia faces opposition parties and independence disputes with France. The move follows a controversial plebiscite and claims over who secured independence.
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King
Cambodia
Paris
Norodom Sihanouk
Norodom Suramarit
U.S
Dulles
Chnom Penh
Sihanouk
Democratic Party
Son Ngoc Thanh
International Armistice Control Commission
Son Ngoc Than
Suramarit
France
Quake Rattles Hollister Dishes in Morning Shake
A slow rolling quake shook Hollister California this morning sending residents running into the streets but causing no damage or injuries. The tremor rattled dishes and woke households as experts assess epicenter and magnitude. No reports of casualties or substantial damage followed the event.
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Hollister
Calif
Egypt asks UN Security Council emergency meeting
Egyptian delegate Omar Loutfi submitted a written request to council president Selim Sarper and to the UN Secretariat for an emergency Security Council session to discuss the clash between Egypt and Israel.
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United Nations
N. Y
Egypt
United Nations Security Council
Israel
Omar Loutfi
Selim Sarper
Council
Plane Crash Kills Four Airmen Near Yorkville Illinois
A small airplane missing since Saturday with four Chanute Field airmen was located wrecked today. The sheriff’s office reports all four men are dead. Ft. Sill officer Nugent testified he was under orders when he thanked North Korean captors for “excellent treatment” as a prisoner of war.
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Yorkville
Chanute Field
Ft. Sill
Okla
Liaj. H. Nugent
Madison Senate Passes Old Age Bill 32 to 0
The Wisconsin senate completed action by a 32 to 0 vote on a bill allowing old age assistance recipients to retain insurance and other assets.
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Madison
Wisconsin Senate
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