Knowland Attacks Humphrey Over Yalta Testimony
Senator Knowland accuses Humphrey of distorted interpretation in claims Dulles called Yalta agreements advantageous to the United States. He says Humphrey violated Foreign Relations Committee rules by releasing Dulles testimony to reporters. Humphrey and Sparkman say Dulles found Yalta advantageous but errors may exist in Asian terms.
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Sen
Knowland
Calif
Humphrey
D-Minn
State Dulles
Foreign Relations Committee
Dulles
Yalta
U. S
Sen. Sparkman
D-Ala
Sparkman
United States
Russia
Roosevelt
Poland
China
Churchill
Stalin
Japan
Far East
English Income Taxes Trimmed
The government cuts income taxes with the basic rate at 42 percent of taxable income down from 45 percent. The reduction equates to seven cents in the standard rate, about 1.12 to the pound. Chancellor R A Butler also raises tax free allowances, increasing the single person allowance to 392 and the married couple allowance to 672. Child allowances are up as well.
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London
R. A. Butler
Western Big Three Near Vienna Meeting on Austrian Independence
Washington officials see early June as the soonest the Western Big Three could meet with Russia in Vienna to discuss Austria's independence. Eden signals readiness but asks for clarification on Austria's neutrality and territorial integrity. A U S officials aim to limit talks to a state treaty for Austria before broader security issues.
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Russia
Vienna
Austria
Moscow
State Dulles
Eden
Germany
West Hocking Board To Award Building Contract Friday
Bids for the new Rockbridge elementary school were opened at noon in Samuel Dillon’s office. The West Hocking school board will award the contract at 7 30 p m Friday in the Gibisonville High School auditorium. A display of a new line of school furniture is a special feature and the public is invited.
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Rockbridge
Samuel Dillon
County Superintendent of
West Hocking
Gibisonville High School
Waterman Marine Motor Co Founder Cameron Beach Waterman Dies
Detroit inventor Cameron Beach Waterman 76 who claimed to invent the outboard motor and founded Waterman Marine Motor Co in 1906 died yesterday in Detroit.
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Detroit
Cameron Beach Waterman
The
Waterman Marine Motor Co
Asian Chiefs Hold Parley In Secret
Bandung Indonesia reports indicate the Asian-African conference’s 29 delegations recessed to closed doors while seven-point agenda work began. Chinese Premier Chou En-lai reportedly blocked a declaration on human rights tied to the U.N. charter, arguing nonmembership, as Iraq Lebanon Pakistan the Philippines and Thailand push toward UN standards.
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Indonesia
China
Chou En-lai
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Ceylon
Japan
Doctors urged to donate aid for Salk polio vaccine
Kansas City report: the American Academy of General Practice urged its 20 000 members to donate services for the first two shot Salk polio vaccine series. The resolution asks members to charge only for the vaccine itself when given to pre school children and those in grades three through eight.
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American Academy of General Practice
Quail Shooting Bill Faces Vote In Ohio Legislature
Ohio lawmakers vote today on a quail open season bill to let the Wildlife Council decide seasons. A floor vote also moves a highway bonds measure for arterial roads to the Senate, with total program funding near 250 million for two years.
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Ohio
Columbus
House
Senate
Wildlife Council
Wildlife Division
Bob White
Temperature and weather forecast plus Ohio legislative actions
The record notes a day's temperature shift from 55 to 83 degrees with a bright morning, followed by storms tonight and Thursday. It also reports Ohio legislative moves: highway bond approval for 162 construction projects, a milk vending bill, utilities excise tax renewal for poor relief, highway department site purchases for roadside parks, and a dues bill for school boards associations.
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House
Robert F. Beckman
Hamilton
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
State Highway Department
Boards of Education
Charles A. Mosher
R-Lorain
Watkins Plans No Apologies for McCarthy Probe Missteps
Sen. Watkins accuses Senate committees of unfair and dishonest conduct in McCarthy inquiry while showing a $1,056.75 tax refund check as proof his finances were in order. McCarthy says the refund and audit vindicate him and calls for apologies from the committees involved.
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Washington
Sen
Watkins
Utah
McCarthy
Wisconsin Republican
Senate
Watkins Committee
Elections Subcommittee
Gillette
Iowa
Hennings
Internal Revenue Service
Logan Glouster Kiwanis Plan Softball Match
Logan and Glouster Kiwanis clubs discussed a future softball game after an inter-club meeting. Ralph Poston reported on the Glouster event while Mac Watson is expected to manage Logan. Sung Mook Lee spoke as a guest of Rev. Earl F. Schottke at Blosser's restaurant.
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Glouster
Blosser’s
Sung Mook Lee
Earl F. Schottke
Ralph Poston
Logan
Mac Watson
Logan Club
Defiance Firm Buys Par Air Compressor Rights
American Brake Shoe officials said the firm bought the rights to Par Air compressors manufactured at Lynch Corp in Defiance Ohio. The purchase affects products produced at the Defiance plant and expands American Brake Shoe's access to Par Air technology.
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New York
American Brake Shoe
Defiance
Ohio
Lynch Corp
Zhukov Seeks Peace Amid Tensions and Critique
Soviet Defense Minister Georgi Zhukov told the Overseas Press Club he believes President Eisenhower will strive to promote peace. He criticized Paris London defense treaties and warned against weapon threats while urging removal of causes of international tension to prevent war.
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Georgi Zhukov
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Overseas Press Club
Paris
London
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Britain
Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
Chiang
Price
Quemoy
Matsu
Moscow
Salk Refuses Personal Use of Gifts for Vaccine
Dr. Jonas Salk, developer of the polio vaccine, says gifts sent to him will be placed in a trust and not used personally. He expects funds to aid preventive medicine, not solicited, with disposition to be decided after time for consultation. About 10 000 inquiries followed his vaccine's 80 to 90 percent effectiveness reveal.
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Pittsburgh
Jonas E. Salk
University of Pittsburgh
Edward R. Murrow
Saik
Wildlife Aide Kocher Resigns from Ohio Wildlife Council
Maurice Kocher, a Toledo oil executive and Northwest Ohio member of the Ohio Wildlife Council, resigned yesterday after pleading guilty to hunting over a baited marsh near Erie Michigan. He received a $500 fine a suspended six month jail sentence and two years probation from U S District Judge Ralph M Freeman in Detroit. Governor Lausche had urged his resignation.
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Maurice Kocher
Northwestern Ohio
Ohio Wildlife Council
Toledo Sportsman and Oil Company
U. S
Ralph M. Freeman
Detroit
Kocher
Erie
Mich
Frank J. Lausche
Toledoan
OWC
Two Mansfield Cops Charged in $9,000 Burglary
Two city patrolmen in Mansfield are in City Jail on charges of burglary totaling $9,000. The arrests mark a rare breach of law enforcement officers.
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Mansfield
Weather Summary: Showers Spread Across Northern Half
A weather report notes April showers and thunderstorms in the northern half of the United States with showers continuing overnight in Missouri Illinois Eastern Iowa and Minnesota. The south generally fair with mild 60s to 70s in the southeast.
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Wisconsin
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Dakotas
Oklahoma
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Central Plains
Ohio Conference Women’s Society of Christian Service Meet Opens
Springfield hosts the Ohio Conference Women s Society of Christian Service annual two day meeting. More than 600 Methodist women are expected to attend.
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Springfield
Ohio Conference
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Senate endorses emergency plan to fill House vacancies
A Senate Judiciary subcommittee approved a constitutional amendment to let governors appoint House members if half or more of the 435 seats are vacant due to death retirement or resignation. The proposal by Sen Kefauver moves to the full committee. a Knowland alternative previously passed the Senate but stalled in the House.
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Senate
House of Representatives
House
Sen
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Judiciary Committee
Knowland
R - Calif
House To Risk Ike's Veto Of Postal Pay Boost Bill
The House faced a second showdown on postal worker pay raises as President Eisenhower signaled a veto for increases above 7.6 percent. A recent vote allowed an 8.2 percent raise, while the Senate already approved a 10 percent pay rise for postal workers and about one million civil service employees. House and Senate leaders weigh party lines amid expectations of veto risk and possible crossovers.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Senate
Rep
Corbett
R-Pa
Eisenhower seeks 34 Billion Aid to Asia and Allies
President Eisenhower asked Congress for 3.4 billion to combat global communism with emphasis on Asia. The request backs military and economic support for allies from Japan to Afghanistan, including Formosa and Korea, with two thirds of funds slated for Asian nations and a focus on defense readiness and airpower buildup opposite Formosa. The plan accompanies a Ban dung conference on African and Asian nations and notes China’s counterclaims.
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Eisenhower
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Asia
Japan
Afghanistan
Formosa
Viet Nam
India
United States
Bandung
Indonesia
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Korea
Chiang Kai-shek
Ohioan Is Accused In $1000 Swindle
Philadelphia police held Mrs. Zula Mae Reed of Akron Ohio on a suspected swindle case. Florence Williams of Philadelphia identified Reed as the stranger who allegedly swindled her out of 1000 dollars after a supposed found purse offer.
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Zula Mae Reed
Akron
Ohio
Florence Williams
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