Eisenhower vetoes 5 percent federal pay rise
President Eisenhower killed a 5 percent federal pay raise for about 1,500,000 workers, vetoing a bill passed by Congress, arguing the move would worsen the federal deficit and raise operating costs for the Post Office. He warned the measure ignores his administration recommendations and would increase civil service costs.
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Right Key Wrong Car but How
Evaid Conlin faced a curious mishap Sunday night when he attached a key to a car he believed belonged to him. After failed attempts to start the vehicle, he concluded the key did not fit, while police investigated a prank that left the car and key tangled in confusion.
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L A Chief Crash Kills 4 Hurts 53 in Westbound Train
The Santa Fe Chief derailed near Lomang east of Loma and Chicago to Los Angeles route, killing four and injuring fifty three. Passengers ranged from Chicago to Santa Fe, with crews attempting medical aid as hospitals received 30 patients in serious condition.
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Falls in Canal Ends Tragic Child's Walk Home
Authorities report Linda Lou Evans, a young girl, fell into a canal after being told to walk home. A母 mother, passing by, searched with workers and found her body near a roadside field, following a day of distress and a failed attempt to locate her earlier.
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Woman 102, 148 Survivors Noted in Wilton Piecemeal Death
Mrs. Mery Crucila Lily aged 102 died Sunday at her home near Wilton. She left 145 descendants including two daughters, 11 sons, 33 grandchildren, 88 great grandchildren and 18 great great grandchildren.
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French Chief Gets Churchill Vow on EDC
French Premier Mendes-France and Prime Minister Churchill met for over three hours in London to discuss salvage of the European Defense Community. Churchill pledged to help, while Mendes-France sought a German-led defense option if arms talks fail.
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Wiener and Wyman Wed in Half‑Share License
Los Angeles Councilwoman Rosalind Wiener and Beverly Hills attorney Eugene Wyman obtained a marriage license and each paid half the $20 fee. Wiener, 23, is the city’s youngest council member in 36 years. The ceremony at the Statler Hotel Sunday at 3:30 p.m. will be conducted by Rabbi Jaco Pressman with a 360‑guest reception. They plan a two‑week Hawaiian honeymoon starting Monday.
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Film Star Testifies On Red Terror Probe
A film star testified before the House Committee on Communist Aggression detailing a harsh postwar childhood in Hungary. She described socialist promises, rising poverty, and a teacher asking pupils who wished to go to Holland, with many hands raised as famine intensified.
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Eisenhower to Address Nation in Election Year Broadcast
President Eisenhower plans a half hour radio and television address to defend GOP performance in the 83rd Congress. The speech will be carried coast to coast by major networks and later replayed from recorded tapes. He aims to bolster Republican control in Washington during the election year.
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Robbery at Creamery Nets $1599 In Loot
Two men robbed a creamery warehouse at 2707 EB Angheim St taking cash and checks totaling $1599. The victims described a 6 foot pair with a .45 revolver and fled via a wine door to a parking lot before escaping. Feinberg reported $759.43 in checks among the loot.
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President Eisenhower televised report on Congress achievements
President Eisenhower will present a televised report on Congress well after noon. Channel 2 will air at 6 p.m. Channel 1 at 9:00 p.m. Radio broadcasts include 6k at 7 p.m. KNX 8530 p.m. KEI and KABC will carry selected coverage.
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Illinois State Fair speech outlines administration plan
A fragment from a Friday speech at the Illinois State Fair is cited as a record of the administration’s legislative program. The President argues voters should support the program in the upcoming November elections, asserting confidence in public backing. Continued on Page A-3. Col. 2.
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Where to Find It TV listings and sections guide
A concise guide lists page references for features and sections in the issue. It names Beach Combing Boyle Stridge Classified Comics Crossword Editorial Financial Obituaries Radio and TV Shipping Tables Sports Theaters Tides Temperatures Wilson Women and Your World with their page locations.
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Dutch Plane Lost Minutes From Its Goal
A KLM air liner from New York with about 21 aboard vanished near the Dutch coast en route to Amsterdam. Debris and lifebelts were seen, sparking a search by Dutch and British vessels. Passengers listed include Americans and several named individuals, with the plane about ten minutes from its target in near calm weather when it disappeared.
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Air Liner Crashes Near Mason City Killing 11
A Braniff International Airways aircraft en route from Memphis to Minneapolis crashed in a Mason City Iowa field amid severe wind and rain. Eleven of the 19 aboard died, eight were wounded, two critically. The storm and static hindered landing, and the plane struck a farm 445 miles south of Swaledale, about 18 miles south of the city.
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Weather report hints at hazy afternoon sun Tuesday
A hazy afternoon sun is expected on Tuesday with low clouds in the morning and little change in temperature or conditions.
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