Eisenhower criticizes tax cut plan as fiscal irresponsibility
President Eisenhower denounces Democratic tax cut proposals as fiscally irresponsible while noting the plan would be tied to extending current corporate and excise rates. He stops short of a flat decision on next year’s cuts but hopes it may be possible, urging balance between revenue and spending. Rayburn and Democrats counter with GOP-linked past deficits and perceived tax benefits for the wealthy. The president also discusses wheat to Russia and disarmament prospects, signaling caution and study before any gesture.
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Soviet Union
Nationalist Air Armada Rips Reds
Nationalist Chinese warplanes launched dawn air strikes on Communist targets on Taishan and Peichishan islands and conducted their first patrol over the Formosa Strait. Anti aircraft fire was heavy but all Nationalist planes returned safely.
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Britain signals no military aid to Chiang island fight
Prime Minister Churchill said Britain would not be militarily involved or needed in defense of offshore islands held by Chiang Kai-shek. He warned Labour against pressuring the United States to remove Chiang Kai-shek’s forces, and rejected inviting Chou En Lai to discuss Formosa. The Labor Party urged neutralizing Formosa and expelling Chiang while seeking UN recognition of Chinese Communists.
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House of Commons
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New Zealand
Barbara Castle
Red China
Labor Party
Fine Witt
Labor
Clement Allice
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World Organization
Faure Wins French UK as Premier Faure Wins French UK as Premier
Edgar Faure won the French premiership in a 369 to 210 Assembly vote ending a 19 day political crisis triggered by MendesFrance’s fall. Faure, 46, a former premier, leads a 21st postwar liberal government with hesitant MRP support and aims to ratify Paris treaties, pursue Big Four talks, and gradually raise living standards and production while addressing surplus farm distribution.
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Edgar Faure
France
Nafinns Assembly
Pierre Mendes
MRP
Assembly
Faure
Navy Discredits Sub sighting report involving Chandler
Navy officials rejected claims that two unidentified submarines were seen near North Carolina waters. Raymond Chandler, 66, hospitalized after reportedly firing a shot and threatening self harm. police say he has been despondent since his wife's December death.
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Navy
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Chandler
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Combe
Hollywood
Senate votes to raise pay for Congress and judges
The Senate approved a $7,500 raise for 331 congress members and boosts of $7,500 to $9,500 for about 400 federal judges. The plan would set congressional pay at $32,400 yearly, with differences to be reconciled in conference. Vice President Nixon and Speaker Rayburn would rise to $45,000 annually.
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D-Tex
Dulles Pledges Full Support of Asia Pact
At Bangkok eight nation conference Secretary of State Dulles affirmed U S readiness to honor military commitments in Southeast Asia. He said no hesitation in defending Manila Pact principles and that the United States can mobilize a mobile force in Asia. Dulles floated an urgent military chiefs meeting to draft defense plans.
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Bunco Scheme Siphons $3600 From Torrance Grocer Family
Eulogio G. Rojas and wife Zita were duped by four Hammond dealers in a Bunco diamond scam. The trio posed as buyers, offered diamonds for 300 each, and convinced the couple to lend $2000, with further sums, to cover a phony sale. Rojas waited 43 minutes in a car near Avalon and Anaheim before the men vanished with the money and no diamonds.
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Martin St
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Anaheim St
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Rustlers Take Heifer From Compton Corral
Compton police report rustlers raided a corral at 320 Weber St during Tuesday night and escaped with a black Angus heifer belonging to Robert W. Smith of 11917 Peach St Lynwood. The thieves broke the gate lock and loaded the animal into a truck, also taking $30 worth of auto accessories.
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All-Points Bulletin Issued for Bonelli Conspiracy Charge
SAN DIEGO AP The all points bulletin names William G. Bonelli on a conspiracy charge tied to a liquor license probe and campaign funds. Bonelli, 59, vanished after losing re election and had been at a Nevada hospital for a hernia operation. Extradition efforts were ordered across Nevada and California border areas, with authorities urging him to return to clear libels and slanders.
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Weather: Clear and continued cool tonight through Thursday
A calm forecast notes clear skies and continuing cool temperatures from tonight into Thursday. The pattern favors light winds, with no significant precipitation expected. Residents should plan for below average overnight lows and slightly chilly daytime highs.
Ex-H Hollywood Bar Head Shot Wife in Ventura Drive By
Ernest E. Walker 57 shot his estranged wife Alice Walker 41 on Magnolia Boulevard in North Hollywood. She was wounded seriously in the right side and head. she had been shot in January. Walker, free on 3000 bail for assault with intent to murder, fled after the shooting as police searched the San Fernando Valley for him.
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Move to Use L B Oil Fund to Get Water
Assemblyman Bruce Allen said in Sacramento that there may be a move in the Legislature to use Long Beach tidelands oil money to finance the state's water development program. He sponsors AB S762 to appropriate that money to the state, not now expended, potentially via an amendment to divert funds from the general fund to the water project.
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Tidelands
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Deputies Accept Lakewood Traffic Duty Contract
The County Board of Supervisors approved a resolution allowing the sheriff's department to provide traffic law enforcement for Lakewood on a cost plus 25 percent contract. Five deputies from Norwalk station and one patrol car will operate seven days a week from 7 a.m. to midnight, at an estimated annual cost of 38000 dollars. Deputies Snover McMullen DeVries Schuck and Starkey are assigned, with Snover promoted to sergeant for the detail. California Highway Patrol had previously supplied the traffic patrol.
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Lakewood
Norwalk
California
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Los Angeles County
E. K. Snover
G. E. McMullen
Daniel DeVries
G. W. Schuck
Long Beach
J. M. Starkey
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Classifieds and sections guide from a newspaper
A concise index lists where to find various sections within the newspaper. It names Beach Combing on B-1, Boyle and Bridge on A-17, Comics on B-9, Editorial A-16, Financial B-3, Obituaries B-2, Radio TV B-8, Shipping Table B-10,12,14, Sports A-19 to A-21, Theaters B-6, Tides Temperatures B-10, Wilson A-17, Women B-4, World A-2.
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