Business Interests in New Congress Session
Businessmen and those who work for them have much at stake in the new session of Congress where taxes highway building foreign aid and labor laws will divide opinions. Corporate tax changes loom as April 1 raises pressure for action while personal income tax hopes remain. Foreign aid highway funding and mergers inquiries divide industry groups over federal versus state roles and funding methods.
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New York
Congress
Treasury
Female Eagles Grow Larger and Heavier Than Males
Observations show female eagles are bigger and heavier than males across species. Researchers note size differences may influence nesting, hunting, and breeding success, with females typically dominating prey handling and parental care.
Bar Owner Returns After Christmas Flood Debacle
Nicolaus California reports George Champis, riding a tracked Army weasel, returning to his bar and grill for the first time since a Christmas Eve flood. He had started the cafe a year ago after his Auburn bar burned in October 1954. He pushes through wreckage to find mud on the pool table and an intact eight ball suspended on a high wall rack.
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Nicolaus
Calif
George Champis
Auburn
Champis
Teen drivers after dark blamed by medical chief
Dr. Elmer Hess president of the American Medical Assn said teenagers should be barred from driving after dark. He stated in his Erie Pennsylvania region most after dark accidents involve teens and he also blamed elderly drivers who creep along the highways as a major cause of accidents.
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Los Angeles
Elmer Hess
The
American Medical Assn
Hess
Erie
Wife of Former Senator Dies in Washington
Mrs Rose Freeman Gillette wife of former Senator Guy M Gillette a Democrat from Iowa died in Washington Tuesday after a short illness.
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Washington
Rose Freeman Gillette
Guy M. Gillette
Iowa
Virginia referendum on public education aid amid segregation debate
In Virginia a statewide referendum asks voters to allow a limited constitutional convention to permit state aid for private nonsectarian schools if parents opt out of integrated public schools. Pro and anti amendment camps mobilize as the General Assembly would set conventions and delegate elections if approved.
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Richmond
Virginia
Commission On Public Education
Virginia Society For the Preservation of Public Schools
Thomas B. Stanley
Commission
General Assembly
Russians Offer Aid To Liberians
New York Times reports Russia offered Liberia economic and technical aid during the third inauguration of President William Tubman in Monrovia. A Russian delegation suggested exchanging diplomatic representatives, but Liberia may approach the offer cautiously due to its anti-communist stance and limits on foreign groups.
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New York
New York Times
Russia
Liberia
Times
Monrovia
William W. S. Tubman
Tampa cigar output hits record 698 million
In Tampa Florida the cigar industry produced 698.746 million cigars last year, topping the previous peak by more than 38 million set in 1954. The figure underscores a year of record production for local manufacturers.
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Tampa
Fla.p
Sparkman Presses Adlai Kefauver Test in Florida Primary
Senator Sparkman of Alabama praised a Florida test of strength between Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver as he backs Stevenson. Kefauver said he will seek Florida's 28 convention votes while Stevenson plans to run in the May 29 primary. Sen. Holland noted talk of an uninstructed Florida delegate slate amid the contest.
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Washington
Sen
Sparkman
D-Ala
Adlai E. Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Dtenn
Florida
Kefauver
Stevenson
Sen. Holland
Sack Of Dynamite Found Under Street
Officers found a sack of dynamite and blasting caps in a culvert beneath Main Street in Bingham Utah. Deputy Sheriff Elmer Pantalone said the explosives were very old and could have blown up the street if disturbed by a rock. The dynamite had been taken recently from the U S Smelting and Refining Co plant nearby.
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Bingham
Utah
Main Street
Elmer Pantalone
Pantalone
U.S. Smelting and Refining Co
Sasepp pSPIRiy Get The Best For Less
Sasepp pSPIRiy advertises tablets at less than half a cent per unit, claiming unbeatable value and high potency. The copy emphasizes low cost and bulk pricing, urging readers to buy now for maximum savings.
Kentucky Indiana Recruits To Get Fine Treatment
Navy recruits from Kentucky and southern Indiana will receive special treatment when sworn in January 17 by Rear Adm. Ingolf N. Kiland at Norfolk. The event will feature colors presented by a company sweetheart chosen from recruit photos. The group will remain together through boat training and may take group leave afterward.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Indiana
Ingolf N. Kiland
Fifth Naval District
Norfolk
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