Lawmakers Pose Questions About Slash for Taxes
House leaders and several senators questioned the likelihood of tax cuts next year amid calls for budget balance. Rayburn and others doubted substantial relief, noting possible defense spending increases and world conditions may limit any tax cuts. Senator George urged cuts despite uncertain figures.
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Dalks
Rayburn
Tex
Hass
Martin
Cannon
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Byrd
Finance
Bridges
Sen
George
Senate Finance
Congress
George Lees
Grotte
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Eisenhower
Snowfall Hits Kansas North Central Band
Cold air moved into Kansas producing heavy snow from Norton to Marysville with 4 to 5 inches. Lighter amounts fell elsewhere in Northern Kansas and light snow persisted in Topeka and Goodland areas as temps drop tonight. Forecaster P N Bland predicts decreasing clouds and continued cold with lows from 5 above to 15.
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Topeka
Kansas
Northcentral
Weather Bureau
Norton
Marysville
Topekaly
Goodland
P. N. Bland
Ike Putting Green Frozen At Gettysburg
President Eisenhower could not golf today as sub freezes iced the putting green at his Gettysburg farm. White House Secretary James Hagerty said the frosty conditions make it unsafe to chip or putt, delaying light practice.
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Gettysburg
Fisenhower
At & Am
James C. Hagerty
Newsmen Ponder Soup and Fish Dinner Invite
Reporters covering Gov. Bred Hall ponder a formal executive mansion dinner invitation. Gov Hall and Mrs Hall host a black tie Tec 20 affair for newsmen and their wives, but none of the journalists owns a tuxedo.
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Topeka
Bred Hall
Hall
Battle Brewing On the Defense Spending Plans
Washington reports President Eisenhower proposes a 3.42 billion dollar defense budget and up to 2.8 billion for foreign aid as Congress faces tax cuts, farm programs, highway financing, and school construction. Debates show sharp party differences and demands for a balanced budget before tax reductions.
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Fissenhower
Congress
White House
House
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Bridges
Senate Gop
Byrd
Senate Finance
Russell
Armed Services Committee
Richards
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Europe
Asia
Rayburn
D-Tex
Eisenhower
Eight Month Strike at Gadchaux Sugar Plant Ends
In Reserve Louisiana the eight month walkout at Gadchaux Sugars Inc refinery ended with a settlement between management and Local 1124 of the United Packinghouse Workers of America. Company president Leon Gadchaux and Local 1124 president Antoine Longy announced the agreement but kept terms private.
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New Orleans
Gadchaux Sugars Inc
Reserve
Leon Gdchaux
Antoine Longy
United Packinghouse Workers of America
Foes seek Congress role in Dixon-Yates damages suit
U S senators Kefauver and Anderson call for a special counsel to lead a congressional effort against the Dixon-Yates damages claim of 311 million filed in the U S Court of Claims. They want a broader inquiry into possible antitrust issues and seek to push the Justice Department to mount a robust defense.
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Dixon-Yates
Congress
Washington
Sen
Kefauver
feTown
Earler
U.S. Court of Claims
Andereson
Nmo
Justice Department
Department
Anderson
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Leontraet
Andersen
Iwho
Senate
Antimonopoly
Fasethce
Ex-Seaman and Hotel Owner Admits Strangling Wife
James M. Campbell, a 44 year old ex seaman and hotel owner, told authorities he strangled his wife after a day of drinking and months of nagging. Police booked Campbell in New Orleans on murder charges. He is reportedly the foster son of a Denver insurance man, with ties to Oklahoma City. The victim was Mary Wilhelm Campbell, 56, whom he said he married last August after meeting in a bar.
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Orlwans
Jack Milton
Campbell
Foster
Denver
Colo
James M. Campbell
The
Security Life Insurance Co
Oklahoma City
Mary Wilhelm Campbell
Christmas shopping booms across cities with gadgets and gimmicks
A Associated Press survey finds Christmas retail trade blasting records in two dozen major cities from New York to San Francisco. Shoppers buy eagerly with gadgets and frills outpacing practical gifts as stores report strong demand, higher wages, and robust employment.
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John P. Murphy
Higbee's
Cleveland
M. H. Segner
Seattle
Bon Marche
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
J. W. Vanden Bosch
Cleveland, Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
Russia Seeks Emergency UN Security Council Session
United Nations debate centers on deadlocked membership as Russia requests an urgent Council session called by Sir Leslie Munro to revisit the package plan that would admit 18 new members. China and Russia vetoed the proposal, prompting calls for General Assembly action before the week ends.
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Russia
U. N. Security Council
Arkady A. Sobe Fey
Leslie Munro
New Zealand
China
U.N
General Assembly
Assembly
Jose Maza
Chile
Ager‘la
Security Council
Message From Heavenly Choir Shepherds First to see Jesus
Readable fragments recount shepherds on Bethlehem hills witnessing angels sing glory to God and peace on earth. An angel declares good tidings for all people and identifies the baby born in David's city as Saviour Christ the Lord. The shepherds hurry to Bethlehem to find the manger scene and the newborn.
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Heavenly Choir
Shepherds
Jesus
Bethlehem
David
Christ the Lord
Hin
Bary
Joseph
Pris
Romanian Princess Visits U S To See Ex Nazi Prisoner
Princess Catherine Caradja 62 arrives in New York to meet Texan ex prisoner Lt Richard Britt and plans a Canada lecture tour with hopes to book appearances in the United States. She aided airmen during WWII and kept Britt alive after his plane crash in Romania.
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New York
U. S
America
Catherine Caradja
Uner
Nieuw Amsterdam
Canada
Vienna
Catherine
Romania
Houston
Timisuldejos
Africa
Russia Hit by U.S. Over 15 UN Vetoes Expansion
The United States denounces Russia for blocking new United Nations members with a sequence of 15 vetoes. Washington says Moscow tramples the will of the majority and had demanded Outer Mongolia be included among any new members. The incident follows Russia and Nationalist China sparring over Mongolia’s status in the Security Council.
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United States
Russia
United Nations
State Department
Lincoln White
Reds
China
U.N. Security Council
U.N
Outer Mongolia
Return of Otto John Dominates Bonn Cabinet Session
Officials in Bonn discussed the return of former West German counterintelligence chief Otto John from East Germany. An Interior Ministry spokesman said John was under interrogation with no charges likely, while East Germany issued a brief comment on his arrival after 16 months with the Reds.
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Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Otto John
Interior Ministry
John
West Berlin
Wolfgang Wohlgemuth
Wohlgemuth
East Germany
Gerhard Schroeder
West
Schroeder
Reds
Kefauver to Decide on Presidential Bid Friday
Sen. Estes Kefauver of Tennessee will announce on Friday whether he will actively seek the Democratic presidential nomination. Campaign headquarters said today.
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Washington
Kefauver
Estes Kefauver
Tenn
City Moves To Enforce No Drinking At Community Building
Lawrence officials advance two steps to curb drinking at the Community Building. A first reading proposes an ordinance banning alcohol in public buildings and on streets with police court enforcements, plus a new regulation barring open liquor in the building. The city also plans signs and a broader misdemeanor code revision.
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Lawrence
The
Christian Temperance Council
John Harelet
Jim Wigglesworth
Morgan-Mack Motor Co
Harley-Davidson
Topeka
Ohio Street
Arkansas Street
Rapid Transit Co
Sixth Street
Eleventh Street
9Th and
Town Sts
Labor Party Chooses Hugh Gaitskell Leader in Vote
In a Labor Party ballot in London the MP Hugh Gaitskell was elected leader with 157 votes. Aneurin Bevan received 70 votes and Herbert Morrison 4 as Clement Attlee stepped down to accept a peerage.
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London i
Labor Party
Hugh Gaitskell
Labor
Gaitskell
Aneurin Bevan
Herbert Morrison
Prim
Clement Altree
Saleh
Distance Dialing Begins for City on Thursday
Lawrence will switch to direct distance dialing at 7 am Thursday making the city the first in Kansas and ninth in the nation with this feature. Initially only select Kansas and Missouri points are reachable, with later expansion and broader long distance access planned nationwide.
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Missouri
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Kenexa
Kas
Belton
Joplin
Liberty
St. Louis
Owen Smith
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
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Smith
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Enid
Okla
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