House Opens Hot Debate On New Tax Cuts
Washington. The House faces a high stake clash over a Democratic drive for new income tax cuts amid a giant 875 page bill that would cut revenues by about 1.397 billion dollars in the first year. A $100 exemption rise for each taxpayer and dependent could save about 20 dollars per person and remove over four million low income or large family filers from tax.
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Eisenhower
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Mills
D-Ark
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D-Tenn
Rep. Cooper
Ways and Means Committee
Rayburn
French On Road to Big Victory at Dien Bien Phu
French defenders at Dien Bien Phu, aided by American-supplied guns, repelled Vietminh attacks in the siege’s fifth day. French estimates put Vietminh losses at 12,000 plus 9,000 wounded, with reinforcements flown in as heavy fighting continues amid hopes of a decisive French hold.
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Hanoi
Dien Bien Phu
Vo Nguyen Giap
Viet Nam
Laos
Giap
Health Insurance Opinion Rules Supplement to Workman’s Comp
Ohio Attorney General William O'Neill rules that qualified insurers may write health and accident policies as fringe plans, either franchise, group, or blanket, to supplement workman's compensation. The Insurance Superintendent is to implement the ruling, with premiums paid by the employer or the employee where applicable.
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Columbus
William O'Neill
Walter A. Robinson
Grass Fire Extinguished Near Logan
Area fire warden Joe Reichley and two Hocking Honor Camp men fought a grass fire two hours on the Harry Bell and Paul Dalton farm north of Logan along Rt. 664. The blaze burned about 3 acres and origin remains undetermined. Pearl Linton’s name was omitted from a fire warden list. he lives on Rt. 328 near Smith Chapel. Wardens urged rural residents to burn trash in an incinerator or oil drum rather than in the open.
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Hocking
Harry Bell
Paul Dalton
Logan
Pearl Linton
Reichley
Linton
Rt. 328
Smith Chapel
Riechley
UAW Appeals Court Fine Over Columbus Strike Violence
Local 927 CIO United Auto Workers fined 50000 dollars for violence during a strike at North American Aviation in Columbus last November has appealed the penalty to the state court of appeals.
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Radio base stations planned at Ohio lakes
The state division of parks announced installation of radio base stations and mobile units at Indian Lake Buckeye Lake and Lake St Marys to support park operations and public information.
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Indian Lake
Buckeye Lake
Lake St. Marys
State Division of Parks
Time reports huge U S thermonuclear blast in Pacific
Time magazine says the March 1 test at the U S proving grounds in the Marshall Islands released a force about 500 times Hiroshima. Twenty-eight U S observers and 236 island natives were exposed to radioactivity. 23 Japanese fishers were burned in Tokyo hospital.
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Time Magazine Today
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Time
U. S._ proving grounds
Marshall Islands
Atomic Energy Commission
Tokyo
AEC
McCarthy Offers Sworn Testimony in Army Probe
Sen. McCarthy proposes under oath cross examination by Army lawyers during the investigations into charges of pressure by McCarthy and Roy Cohn. Mundt chairs temporarily. hearings may be public and televised late next week.
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McCarthy
R-Wis
Army
Wisconsin
Subcommittee
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G. David Schine
Camp Gordon
Cohn
Robert T. Stevens
John G. Adams
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Mundt
Senate
Eisenhower Says Quick Action Needed If Attacked
President Eisenhower defended the new look military plan and argued a nation must act quickly in case of an aggressor. He warned impeachment or hanging for leaders who delay action and stressed self defense even without prior Congress approval in extreme threats. The remarks followed his defense of not needing congressional preauthorization before responding to an attack.
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Federal Trade Commission
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R-Ny
Senate
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United States
Russia
Ohio Supreme Court Sets April 19 Execution Date
The Ohio Supreme Court today set April 19 as the execution date for Betty Butler, 26, of Cincinnati, for the murder of Evelyn Clark, 32.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Betty Butler
Cincinnati
Evelyn Clark
U S Offers Medical Aid for Bikini Atoll Burned Fishermen
In Tokyo the United States proposed top medical aid and a joint Japanese American investigation into the March 1 Bikini Eniewtok blast incident. Twenty three fishermen aboard Fukuryu Maru suffered radiation burns and blistering. doctors expect all to survive.
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U. S
Pacific
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Bikini- Eniwetok Test Region
Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission
Hiroshima
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Kyodo
Bikini Atoll
Washington
W. Sterling Cole
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Man fined and jailed for furnishing liquor to minors
Donald Warren age 22 of Nelsonville was fined 50 dollars and costs and sentenced to 10 days in jail after pleading guilty to buying and furnishing liquor to minor boys. Spur geon Metzler of the sheriff's office arrested him on the complaint filed by John Drake. The sheriff's office reported the liquor was supplied in his car.
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Donald Warren
Nelsonville
Cold Air Mass Hits Dixie With Freezing Temps
A midwestern cold air mass pushed into the southeast causing temperatures to fall to freezing or below. Augusta Georgia recorded 28 degrees, two degrees colder than Bismarck North Carolina. Readings near freezing appeared across the Carolinas Florida Alabama and Tennessee with Jacksonville Atlanta Chattanooga and Macon among sites at 33 degrees.
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No Green Beer at Sweeney's Shamrock Tavern
St Patrick's Day at Sweeney's Shamrock Tavern in South Bend was muted as state pure food laws barred serving its customary green tinted beer today.
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Ind
Shamrock Tavern
All-SEC Basketball All Stars Honored At Gallipolis Banquet
Coach Lowell Cole praised sportsmanship as the All-SEC first and second basketball teams were unveiled at the All-Southeastern Ohio League banquet in Gallipolis. Coach of the year Dick Shrider received the trophy. the Oliver Wood Memorial Trophy went to Gallipolis for the league championship.
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Middleport
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Logan
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Henry Niday
Roy Goodwin
Bob Exline
Jackson
Bob Pack
Roger Chancey
Larry Williams
Athens
Jack West
Pomeroy
Pack
Thomas
Williams
John E. Halliday
Ohio Wesleyan University
John Markley
Tom Morgan
Kimbell Suiter
Manning Wetherholt
Labor Board Weighs Brick Plant Union Petition at Logan
The National Labor Relations Board held a hearing on the United Brick and Clay Workers of America AFL petition to represent General Hocking Brick Co. Logan employees. A decision on election timing and eligible employees is expected in 3 to 8 weeks.
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AFL
General Hocking Brick Co
Logan
New York Coal Co
United Brick and Clay Workers Union
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Charles Epler
General Clay
Hubbard C. Capes
Cleveland
Eugene Johnson
UBCWA
George LaVerde
NLRB
Ireland burying hatchet for St Patrick’s Day amid election chatter
On St Patrick’s Day Ireland stays festive as parties align for a general election. De Valera travels to London for the shamrock blessing while Irish-Americans march in New York. Campaign rhetoric grows with a May 18 vote in sight and parties solidifying around Fianna Fail versus Fine Gael leaders Costello and De Valera.
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St. Patrick
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Bernard Butler
Emerald Isle
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Labor
Eisenhower backs Stevens integrity amid McCarthy row
President Eisenhower said he has full confidence in Secretary Stevens and would remove him only if he lost faith in his integrity. He outlined stakes in the McCarthy Cohn inquiry, signaled upcoming Senate testimony, and addressed defense, tax, coffee price probes, and racial discrimination policies.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Stevens
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Reds Sweep Votes in Soviet Parliament Election
The newspaper lazvestia reported that government candidates won more than 99 percent of all votes cast in Sunday's election for the new Soviet Parliament, with 120 million votes tallied.
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Lazvestia
Rate Cut on Coal Freight by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a 35 cent per ton reduction in freight rates for certain screened coal. Affected regions include Appalachian coal areas in Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia Eastern Kentucky and northeastern Tennessee.
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