Congress Today Talks of tax cuts in Congress
WASHINGTON (UP) talk of possible tax cuts spread Wednesday in Congress spurred by new cuts in Eisenhower's budget pushing total cuts beyond the three billion dollar mark. A Democrat said the President would push for tax cuts next year and another predicted the House would cut enough for a tax cut this year. Senate remained a question mark even if the House acted.
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Budget Cutters Pass $1 Billion
Washington report says House approved the seventh annual appropriation bill of the session boosting total to 1,029,225,740 dollars. The Commerce Department allocation reached 653,685,060 dollars with related agencies, a reduction of 217,827,940 from the requested total and 68,950,076 less than the current year’s funding. The next target is the State Department and US Information Agency request of about 350 million dollars.
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Senate gridlock leaves major bills for House action
Commerce departments and a group of miscellaneous agencies including the District of Columbia are cited as not yet cleared by the Senate. None of the bills has cleared the Senate, which often restores some of the cuts voted by the House. Still to be considered by the House are the session's biggest bills, including defense, farm and foreign aid appropriations.
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Highland Baptist To Hold Revival
Rev. James Marsh pastor of Highland Baptist will lead a church revival April 14 to 21 with daily meetings at 7 30 p m and cottage prayer at 7 p m H Riddle with Opal Riddle will lead song services with piano accompaniment Morning services run 10 o clock Tuesday through Friday April 16 to 19
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Grim Police Invasion Shocks West Philadelphia Bar
Patrons at Pat Cavanaugh's bar in West Philadelphia watched a dozen grim faced police officers burst in with guns drawn. Mickey Cavanaugh, manager and Pat's brother, explained two plumbers who had done work for Pat came in to present their bill. Mickey told Pat's daughter to warn her father of two bandits downstairs demanding money, prompting Pat to call the police.
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