Egypt Denounces Plea to Free Brotherhood Leaders
CATRO Egypt government spokesman rejected international calls to free Muslim Brotherhood leaders sentenced to death for plotting against the military regime. He affirmed Egypt will prosecute the group, with six leaders executed on December 7 and more death sentences reviewed by the revolution council as trials continue.
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Gas Line Explodes Near Mansas City
A gas line explosion occurred Tuesday night near Mansas City about 40 miles away. The first flare sighted. no injuries reported as the gas supply was shut off and the fire subsided.
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Eisenhower Predicts Bipartisan Support In Congress
President Eisenhower said meetings with congressional leaders convinced him he will win broad support from Republicans and real cooperation from Democrats on foreign policy defense and mutual security. He hopes for bipartisan action, plans to meet leaders as needed, and expects the new Congress to pass essential parts of his program. The budget forecast calls for about 64 billion in spending with 59 billion in revenue and a 4.4 billion deficit.
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Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo Opens with Five Stars
Two Oklahoma dancers, Masia Tallehiel of Pawhuska and Yvonne Chanteay of Muskogee, headlined the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo opening. Both received extended ovations with bouquets as of Tuesday night.
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Eisenhower seeks delay on planned tax cuts
President Eisenhower told a news conference he would ask Congress to postpone the April 1 tax cuts, estimating a three billion dollar loss from corporation and excise taxes. He blamed the budget deficit and warned that keeping the government in the red is essential.
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Tavern crackdown in Oklahoma City prompts midnight closure bid
A statewide crackdown on beer taverns follows the fatal shooting of a young policeman in Oklahoma City. State Rep. Robert O. Cunningham said he would introduce a bill to close beer and dance halls at midnight. Scout car Officer Eugene Henry Mills would likely be alive if taverns had not closed. Two men face first degree manslaughter charges tied to the tavern shooting.
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Gunfire at tavern leaves Gabriel C Guerre dead
In a tavern shooting, Gabriel C Guerre, 22, was killed. Lt Merle Wels said about 50 people were present but all claimed to be in the restroom, leaving the crime unsolved and the search for a motive ongoing.
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Justice Douglas Weds Member of His Staff in Louisiana
Justice William O. Douglas married 37-year-old staffer Mrs Hester Davidson at her parents home in Tallulah Louisiana. The former Interior official aide traveled with the groom on a private wedding and reception attended by relatives and friends. The couple plans a two to three week honeymoon at an undisclosed western destination.
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Stepfather Confesses to Slaying of Dorothy Chucks
BAN BRUNO Calif UP A San Francisco dock worker was booked on a murder charge after confessing he knifed and beat his 18-year-old stepdaughter Dorothy M Chucks when she threatened to expose their sexual relations. He said he could not remember drenching her with gasoline and setting her on fire in a eucalyptus grove where police found her ablaze. Her throat had been cut. Curry's wife was in hospital recovering from major operation.
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Defense Pacts Urged by Taipei News
Taipei Formosa press calls for Nationalist China to start talks on mutual defense pacts with the Philippines and the Republic of Korea. The editorial urges securing regional security arrangements amid rising tensions in Asia.
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