Byrd Confident Senate Will Back Tax Cut Plan
Ike cites U S bomb superiority as debate centers on the Senate Finance Committee tax cut proposal. Byrd, chair of the committee, remains confident the Senate will back the plan as conference with the House looms. Democratic leaders press for passage amid deficit concerns and a potential April 1 deadline.
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Radioactive Bricks Taken By Thieves
Paris telegraph reports thieves stole 20 radioactive lead bricks from Fort de Chulion near Paris on Monday. The bricks weighed about one ton and were used to shield a facility. Police say the thieves forced a protective well during lunch and loaded the bricks onto a truck.
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City To Widen Center Street
LAS VEGAS, Nov. March 20 an energy commission scientists called off a large shot planned before dawn due to unacceptable weather. A weather evaluation will decide if detonation is rescheduled for Friday. Winds were strong. last minute delays marked the spring test series postponements.
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Segregation Bill For State Still In Doubt
City boards weigh street widening and sidewalk costs for a proposed traffic improvement on Shelby to East Sullivan. The plan, backed by Mayor John Wimberly, seeks state funding and local sidewalk payments, with petitions to property owners and several street projects lined up for consideration. The fate of the segregation bill remains uncertain as legislative actions stall amid general bills and adjournment talk.
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Mother Arrested In Truancy Case
PHILADELPHIA—Mrs Campbell, 36, mother of eight, jailed for three days for inability to pay a $320 truancy fine. Magistrate Daly had sentenced her five days after she said her son James, 16, went to work rather than attend school. She was released when friends raised the money. James reportedly earned income to aid his mother’s finances.
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Auto Tag Sales Pace Up In Sullivan County Office
Deputy County Court Clerk reports brisk tag sales at Kanesport office with strong demand for teen license plates. Kingsport receipts on opening day reached 302 741 dollars as prices ranged from 10 dollars for autos to 50 dollars for certain trucks. The office plans extended hours to speed processing this month and reduce delays.
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Miller Appointment Sent To Committee
President Eisenhower nominating William Fowler of John Fo City as federal judge in the Middle District of Tennessee moves closer to Senate confirmation. A Judiciary Subcommittee approved the nomination and sent it to the full committee for action amid opposition from Middlet Tennesseans.
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Aldermen Approve 40 Taxi Applications
Three teenage youths bound over in Tunscayth Sessions Court on charges tied to a string of thefts from a rural farmer. Grimsley, Copes, and Bachn face grand jury on stealing farm implements turkeys and a used car. Evidence linked forks knives feathers to Bachn's home. one defendant pleaded guilty to a separate jewelry theft.
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Congress Pay Gap Between Governors Sparks Debate
An Associated Press survey shows governors' salaries vary widely while members of Congress enjoy higher compensation. New York tops a list with state pay exceeding congressional allowances. New Jersey and Nevada figures are cited, alongside California Illinois Pennsylvania and Texas. The piece notes travel and expense allowances and compares national versus state chief executives amid bill discussions and regulatory changes.
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Car Wreck Leaves Marin Calton Injured in Virginia
Marin Calton, 20, of Marie, Virginia, sustained chest injuries in a car wreck near Sun Bright. He was treated at Hot Valley Community Hospital and admitted to King Port Hospital at 1 am, with his condition reported as good by noon.
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Russians Unable To Veto Conflict
Senator George says danger of war in the Far East stems from Soviet limits on vetoing Chinese plans on Formosa. He doubts the Soviets back any aggressive move now. State Department reports 41 Americans held behind the bamboo curtain may be released with 18 freed so far. Talks continue between U.S. and Red China, separate from UN efforts for airmen in Korea.
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Eisenhower Says Western Lead in H Bomb Is Not Predictable
President Eisenhower voiced no guess on how long the Western lead in hydrogen and atomic weapons would last. He declined speculation and noted the United States enjoys a significant early advantage over the Soviet Union while stressing the uncertain duration of that lead. He touched on Churchill’s Russia stance, Zhukov invite considerations, and tax cut politics during a wide news conference.
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Man Charged In Coed Slaying Case In New York
A 23 year old father of two was charged with the alleged slaying of Kew York University coed Ann Yarrowy. After 12 hours of questioning William Patrick Farrell was booked on a serious case charge. Police found Miss Yarrow, 23, taped strangled and hurt with a knife in a lower East Side apartment. Farrell was arrested after a chase from his sister in law Irene Miller's East Fifth Street home. He was linked to the Yarrow case during questioning about Mrs Miller's complaint. Authorities said a knife was found in a sewer after dredging efforts at the scene.
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