Eisenhower Endorses Pay-as-You-Go Road Plan
President Eisenhower approved a pay-as-you-go funding plan for the highway construction program, abandoning the bond-financing idea. House Republican Leader Martin of Massachusetts said the move reflects Congress’s rejection of the bonds and aims to get roads under way. He noted a good chance for approval and cited a Capitol conference with House Speaker Rayburn and other Democrats.
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Militia Chief Dies After Arctic Plane Crash Rescue
Brig. Gen. John R. Noyes, 54, died in hospital after severe frostbite and injuries from a plane crash in Arctic Alaska. Three National Guard officers aboard survived. two walked 25 miles to seek help. Rescue crews saved Noyes from wreckage the night of the crash with help from bush pilots and a nurse.
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Mardi Gras Ban Alters Legg Campaign Trip
Testimony in the Legg campaign probe describes Landshutte receiving a 32000 check from Andrew W. Hohn for Mardi Gras trip funds. Carmen, the band director, says the invite to New Orleans was accepted with hopes Mardi Gras officials might lift a ban. The state rests its case as witness Arakelian describes meetings with Legg’s aides and Hohn.
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Eisenhower Eden Talks Focus on Far East and Middle East
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Eden opened three days of talks with aims to unite on policy toward the Soviet Union and regional issues. They discussed Middle East tensions, Chinese seating in the UN, and Britain's desire to ease war embargoes on Red China while seeking Saudi and Baghdad Pact stability.
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Three Die in Five Car Crash on Sepulveda Blvd
In West Los Angeles early today a five car collision on slippery Sepulveda Blvd left three men dead and one injured. William Patrick, 21, UCLA student, rammed his car into a vehicle carrying the victims. Identified victims include Charles Champagne, 28, West Los Angeles, and William L Moran, 28, Santa Monica. the third victim was unnamed.
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House Panel Clears Ship Building Bill
Washington reports the House Rules Committee cleared a 1 414 622 000 ship construction and conversion bill for House consideration. The measure funds 23 new ships with 22 combatant, modernizes 23 aircraft, and includes an atomic powered cruiser and six atomic submarines as part of a transition to nuclear power for the Navy. Russia is cited as the world’s second greatest naval power prompting urgency.
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Snow collapse kills 14 miners in Karunzawa Japan
A mining dormitory roof collapsed under eight feet of snow in Karunzawa Japan. Fourteen miners were killed and five seriously injured as rescuers pulled eleven survivors from the wreckage. The disaster underscores the perilous winter conditions faced by workers in remote mines.
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Saboteur-Set iTest to Help Fire Damages the Decision
Reported saboteur activity sparked a massive fire at Sweden's largest oil refinery with flames and weather conditions complicating response. Physicians questioned President Eisenhower’s fitness and timing for a second term while Swedish police launched a sabotage inquiry after a three million gallon tank ignited, threatening widespread fuel shortages and repair costs.
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