Tax cut hopes hinge on budget balance, lawmakers say
Senators George and Millikin say they favor tax relief next year if the budget is balanced by July 1. Treasury Secretary Humphrey cautions it is early to discuss cuts though he expects a balanced year, while Treasury forecasts a $1.7 billion deficit for the current year.
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George
Washington W—Sons
D-Ga
Millikin Cr-Cole
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Senate Finance Committee
Vienna
Millikin
Colorado
Treasury Department
Treasury
U S Seeks Four Day Postponement of China Meeting
The United States asked a four day delay in the Geneva talks with Communist China over Americans detained by Peiping. Ambassador A Alexis Johnson requested the postponement and no reason was given. The next session was set for Wednesday as talks with China continue in secrecy.
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Switzerland
United States
China
Peiping
U. S
A. Alexis Johnson
Red China
Wang Ping-nang
Johnson
Prague
Wang
Warsaw
New Delhi
A C Workers In La Crosse Back On Job
La Crosse plant of Allis Chalmers Mfg Co returned to full operation as Local 401 UAW CIO members resumed work after a short strike. About a quarter of employees reported for inventory at 7 am as mediation on contract issues began. Union leaders praised the return and said negotiations continue in Milwaukee.
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George Horn
Horn
Julius Gautsch
Milwaukee
Terre Haute
Springfield
Nixon outlines six steps for Russia to thaw Cold War
Vice President Nixon told 1,200 at the American Bar Association banquet that Moscow must allow free elections and German unification, withdraw Chinese troops, unify Korea, implement aerial inspection and disarmament, remove the Iron Curtain, free satellite nations, and end Moscow control of free nation organizations. He linked these actions to a real thaw versus a brief warmth. Nixon praised Geneva talks and warned against easing defenses, calling for a renewed American offensive for peace.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Soviet Union
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American Bar Assn
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Korea
Eisenhower
Europe
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Geneva
United States
Local Weather La Crosse and Vicinity Forecast
Partly cloudy and warmer tonight and Saturday. Low tonight 70 degrees. High Saturday 92 to 95 degrees.
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Philip Davy Heads Chest Industrial Division in 1956 Campaign
Philip Davy, president of Davy Engineering Co., chairs the Chest industrial division for the 1956 Community Chest drive. He has long served in Chest budgets and previously led the construction and building section. Davy also volunteers with Boy Scouts since 1947, directing camping activities and serving on the scout executive board, and this year becomes Pack 14 cubmaster.
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Philip 8. Davy
The
Davy Engineering Co
Davy
Boy Scouts
Red Feather
Scout
Sultan Refuses to Quit Moroccan Throne in Crises talks
Sultan Mohammed Ben Arafa vows to retain the throne in Rabat. He defends his divine mission and remains amid Moroccan subjects as French Premier Edgar Faure seeks a settlement with nationalists who demand his removal. The pact for a throne council arrangement was nearly agreed.
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France
Sultan Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa
Si Abderrahman el Hajoui
Rabat
el Hajoui
Edgar Faure
Ben Arafa
Morocco
Berbers Begin Surrendering To French Forces in Morocco
In Casablanca and surrounding towns, Berber tribesmen, including the Zaian and Smaala, began surrendering their firearms to French forces after a weekend of massacres and unrest that left dozens dead among Moroccans and Europeans. French troops and Moroccan allies conducted a cleanup operation, with Khenifra and Oued Zem cited as surrender sites amid ongoing tensions.
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French Morocco
Atlas Mountains
Khenifra
Here
Oued Zem
Sultan Mohammed Ben Youssef
Associated Press
Mark de Rochefort
Buzz bonnet aids GOC spotters for low flying planes
Air Research and Development Command unveils an electronic detector worn on a hard hat to assist Ground Observer Corps volunteers in spotting enemy aircraft. The device uses an antenna and pulse amplifier to pick up radar impulses, with ear piece and battery pack included. Price not announced.
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Baltimore
Air Research and Development Command
Ground Observer Corps
GOC
Air Force
Fights Break Out as Vienna Doctors Strike Intensifies
Fist fights erupted today between striking Vienna physicians and staff at nonstriking clinics. Two doctors were injured on the second and final day of Austriawide doctor and dentist strike protesting a government plan to extend national health insurance. Emergency calls only were to be answered, yet hundreds of city clinic doctors ignored the strike backing the proposed law.
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Vienna
Austria
Girl Buried Alive In New Jersey Bulldozed Trash Pile
A six year old girl, Christine Dodd, was buried under eight feet of dirt when a bulldozer pushed a dirt pile at a housing site in South Plainfield New Jersey. Her mother Mrs Richard Dodd arrived after neighbors shouted and helped dig but she could not be saved.
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N. J
Christine Dodd
Richard Dodd
Christine
Trane Union and Management Hold Ongoing Talks in La Crosse
Representatives from the Trane Co. unions and management, guided by J. B. La Valley of the U S Conciliation and Mediation Service, continued discussions Friday to end a strike active since August 1. La Valley reported progress and said weekend plans depended on Friday afternoon results.
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Trane Co
U.S. Conciliation and Mediation Service
J. B. la Valley
Minneapolis
Federal Agency
la Crosse
la Valley
la Crosse Tribune
First Night Crowds At La Crosse Mary Sawyer Auditorium
A capacity crowd is expected for the opening of La Crosse's Mary Sawyer Auditorium with Holiday on Ice. The new facility honors Mary Sawyer of Portage who left about 600000 for a community building. The 100 plus cast is praised for quality in the debut show, with 8 15 p.m. start and 2 30 p.m. matinee listed.
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Mary E. Sawyer
August Grams
la Crosse
Couelee
Portage
Mary Sawyer
Mexico City
Berlin
Milwaukee
Fof
Joe Givens
Walter Roth
Officials say fall before vaccine effects seen in polio program
Federal officials and state capitals outline a phased push for free polio vaccine with a $30 million federal fund. Surgeon General Scheele notes measurable results await fall analyses while 6.5 million children have begun receiving Salk shots this year.
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Leonard A. Scheele
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