House Senate group to iron out tax bill
Washington House Senate differences over a corporate stock dividend tax break remain the main dispute as the Senate approves the overhaul bill 63 to 9. Conference committee will reconcile hundreds of differences including tax relief provisions while broader income tax cuts are not in play due to the deficit.
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House
Senate
Washington
Llp
House-Senate
Walter F. George
Heme
Eee
Flexible Farm Plan Final Victory Seen
Farm bloc leaders accept the administration flexible price support plan likely to be enacted while Democrats push to make it an issue in the fall elections. The House passed a compromise plan offering supports from 24 to 80 per cent of parity for wheat corn cotton peanuts and rice next year. Senate leaders plan to try to strike the flexible proposal from the farm bill in committee next week.
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Washington
Senate
Tisenhower
House
White House
Hous
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Charles A. Halleck
Ind
Agriculture Committee
Obituaries Ledbetter Schroeder Breazeale Fishee
Five obituaries from Long Beach list Ledbetter Schroeder Breazeale and FisheE. Marquis Ledbetter infant, died in Corona born there, survived by grandparents and parents. William Av Schroeder 41, veteran and Douglas Aircraft toolmaker, died in Delano with service at Mottell's and Sunnyside Memorial Park. Breazeale 79, of John Avenue, long-time Joplin native, survived by daughter Emma Long and siblings. service at Hunter Mortuary. Albert Fisher 87 Compton resident tailler by trade. service at B W Coon with interment Rose Hill Memorial Park.
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Ledbetter
Marsha Sue Ledbetter
Charles Ledbetter
Magnolia Ave
Long Beach
Corona
Jimmie Ledbetter
Schroeder
William Av. Schroeder
Charlemagne Ave
Delano
Freeport
Oklahoma
Douglas Aircraft Co
Frances
Philip Lee Schroeder
Clarence
Roland
Ralph
Ervin Schroeder
Helen S. Thomas
Mottell's
Virgil Harper Fisher
Sunnyside Memorial Park
Breazeale
William TL. Breazeale
John Ave
Webb City
Joplin
Emma Long
Los Angeles
Bertha Stafford
Rebecca Daugherty
Jessie Daugherty
Addie Brodaw
Chester Breazeale
Hunter Mortuary Chapel
Fishee
Compton
Albert Fisher
E. Elm Ave
Iowa City
Lillie A
B. W. Coon
Allan S. Pearce
Rose Hill
Memorial Park
Rescuers Dig in Philippine Quake Debris
Rescue squads sift through rubble after Friday tremor in Central Philippines. Dead and missing tallies vary with 46 aftershocks reported in Sorsogon and Bacon. Many injured treated on lawns as fear drives mass street sleeping across Southern Luzon.
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Manila
Philippines
Luzon
Rollabiea
Teres
Sorsogon
Bacon
Sorsog
Hawaii Lawmaker's Widow Seeks July 31 Congressional Seat
Elizabeth Farrington, widow of late Rep Joseph R Farrington, has filed to be a Republican candidate in the July 31 special election to succeed him. The move was announced by Samuel P King, chairman of the Territorial Central Committee. Farrington previously led the National Federation of Republican Women.
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Honolulu
UPI
Joseph ‘R. Farrington
Elizabeth
Elks Readying 90th National Convention in Los Angeles
Los Angeles prepares for the 90th Elks National Convention with 3000 to 4000 delegates expected, while total visitors could top 100000 including families. Welcome addresses set for Sunday night by Mayor Norris Poulson Cardinal McIntyre and others. Grand Exalted Ruler Earl E James to respond. Separate meetings of the Elks National Foundation and related groups were held at the Statler Hotel before the gathering.
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Los Angeles
Elks Ogan
Elks
Gove Goodwin J. Knight
Norris Poulson
James Francis
McIntyre
Robert S. Redington
Earl E. James
Oklahoma City
Wilh
Elks National Foundation Committee
National Service Commission
Board of Grand Trusttees
Fridey
Statler
Film Producer Home Seized for U S Tax
In Beverly Hills 71 the home of Sam Spiegel an independent oil producer was seized for unpaid federal income taxes totaling 13472 dollars.
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U.S
Beverly Hills
Sam Spiegel
French wounded from Dien Bien Phu reach Paris
The first group of French wounded from Dien Bien Phu arrived in Paris today accompanied by an American nurse. Forty seven wounded were airlifted by the United States as part of an expected five hundred for the first phase. French soldiers resisted being flown from Hawaii, appealing to their ambassador to join the voyage.
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Paris
Bien Phu
United States
Ett
Hawaii
Dien Bien- Pha
Rhee declines Washington visit amid Korea unrest
Seoul President Syngman Rhee says he cannot accept Eisenhower's invitation to visit Washington due to unrest in Korea following Geneva talks and domestic clashes with the National Assembly while he hints at a future trip. He seeks to fulfill his long-cherished wish but cites ongoing tensions and political opposition.
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Seoul
Syngman Rhee
Eisenhower
Washington
Korea
United States
Rhee
Geneva
South Korea
New
National Assembly
San Francisco
Eecrane
Tahiti
Golden Gate
Makal
Constance Hitchcock
Eric
Hawaii
Alaska
Record Breaking Jets Return From Japan Mission
March Air Force Base reports three B47 bombers completed a record non stop flight to Tokyo covering 6 700 miles in 15 hours The aircraft refueled twice midair during the voyage marking the longest jet flight mission and prompting STRATEGY for potential future strategic air command deployments
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March Air Force
Air Force
Japan
Tokyo
Strategic Air Command
Five Charged in Honey Theft Case in Shelby County
Five people with swollen hands and faces were charged with stealing honey from a neighbor in Shelby. Sheriff Haywood Allen said the theft occurred while the neighbors were away and the bees were still at the scene.
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Shelby
Haywood Allen
Allen
Financier Sued for Damages in California Case
chaotic OCR text describes a California lawsuit alleging fraud and mismanagement by financier Hopps connected to Rhode Island insurance dealings. The suit seeks 7,940,315 in damages and involves Rhode Island Insurance Co and creditors arguing waste and misappropriation amid rehabilitation proceedings.
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California
San “Rafael
Stewart
B. Hopp
Rhode
Haas
Hopps
Surance
Linsurance
Oti
Rhode: Island -Insurance. Co
Rhode Island
Man Sought by 5 Cities Nabbed With Girl Friend
Los Angeles police report John Hilderbrand a 25 year old parole violator listed among California’s five most wanted was arrested in San Bernardino County after attending a drive in theater with Lorene Cokeley and James Pearce. He faced armed robbery charges across Los Angeles San Francisco San Diego Reno and Carson City Nevada. Cokeley and Pearce were also being investigated.
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Los Angeles
John Hilderbrand
California
Polce
Hilder
San Quentin
San Bernardino
Lorene Gokeley
James M. Pearce
Hilderbrand I
Los
Angeles
San Francisco
San Diego
Reno
Carson City
Nev
Blako
Sidney A. Jones
Youth Authority
Miss Cokeley
Pearce
Wet and Hot Weather Dominates Eastern U S
A weather outlook describes wet and hot conditions across the eastern half of the United States with 90s to 110s in parts of the southern plains and Midwest. Thunderstorms affected areas from the Rockies to the Atlantic, while the Northeast and Northwest report generally pleasant conditions and lighter rain in the northern Great Lakes region. In Santa Ana California a bank robber failed to steal money at 8 40 p m after a store owner struck him, and a custody hearing in Ventura County delays a decision for six weeks.
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Southland
Rockies
Atlantic
Nebraska
Great Lakes
New York
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
Plains
Dakotas
Santa Ana
Zona
Grocer
Harbor Blvd
Rat Needles
Calif
Ruth Barrios
Los Angeles
Spoksman
Lindsay Coleman
She Howard
Judith Kelly
Orlando Rhodes
Ap- the
Rosber
Judith
Moorpark
Ventura County
Howards
Howard
Judith Barrett
Frank
Tremendous Scandals Reported in Military Housing
Washington dispatch in the New York World Telegram Sun says new FHA backed Wherry Act housing projects for enlisted families yielded windfalls to builders and speculators. Rents rose for armed forces personnel defense plant workers and veterans, with Congress hearings planned in multiple cities including Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, Indianapolis, Cleveland, and Columbus.
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New York
Scripps- Howard
Washington Dispatch
Federal Housing Administration
Dispatch
New York World-Telegram
Sun
Bolldere
FHA
Homer E. Capehart
R-Ind
Congress
Washington
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Midwest
Chicago
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Columbus
GOP Weighs Six Month Foreign Aid Limit in Senate
The Senate GOP leadership discussed limiting foreign aid to six months to force a reassessment of foreign policy next January. Sen. Knowland and Sen. Johnson signaled possible actions on China’s UN admission, including withholding U N funding if Peiping joins. Dulles declined to commit on withdrawal, stating opposition to admitting Red China but noting circumstances might arise to justify action.
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Washington
Senate
Jeaders
America
Sen
Knowland
California
GOP
Ory
Congress
United Nations
U.S
U.N
Ching
Korea
Knowlatd
Sen. Lyndor Johnson
Texas
United States
Peiping
Johnson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dulles
USN
Red China
U.N. General Assembly
Dulien
A. Alexander Smith
R-Nd
China
Io Ean
Rams Train Driver Hurt in Wilmington Ave Crash
C W McMullen a 47 year old Long Beach construction company owner was injured with several cracked ribs when his auto crashed into a halted Santa Fe Railroad flat car on Wilmington Avenue at 11 45 p m Friday He skidded 72 feet before the collision and said wigwag warning work near Lamite Boulevard prevented him from seeing the blocking flat car He was driving north on Wilmington Ave at the time.
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Compton
Santa Fe Railroad
Wilmington Ave
C. W. McMullen
Cherry Ave
Long Beach
McMullen
Lamite Blvd
Hancock Co Bids Law on Gasoline for City
In Hancock County the city received low bids for supplying 1,125,000 gallons of gasoline during the current fiscal year. Long Beach firm Hancock Gil Co submitted the low offer of 210,679 dollars. The Bid opening was announced by City Engineer Jess D. Gilker. Also report notes a Sacramento highway patrol officer, Frank IM. Epperson, died after steering into a ditch to avoid a truck as he pursued a speeder. the truck driver Pete M. Ortiz allegedly turned in front of him and the speeder escaped.
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Sacramento
U41
CHP
Frank IM. Epperson
Pete M. l Ortiz
100 Palms
Long Beach
India
Jess D. Gilkerson
Hancock Gil Co
Guatemala Executes Honduran Communist
Guatemala City reports Romulo Reyes Flores, a Honduran Communist lawyer and former judge under Jacobo Arbenz, was executed by firing squad in the prison yard. The regime says he shot a policeman during arrest resistance last Wednesday and was given a summary trial after alleged torture and jail executions of anti communists in Salama.
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Guatemala
Romulo Reyes Flores
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Re Reyes
Flores
Salama
VA Hospital Man Honored at Parley
Charles Willhite corrective therapist at Long Beach Veterans Administration Hospital has been elected vice president for the National Association for Physical and Mental Rehabilitation. The group is convening in Cleveland.
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Charles _ Willhite
Long Beach Veterans Administration Hospital
National Association forPhysical and Mental Rehabilitation
Cleveland
Troubles Pile Up as New French Premier Struggles
Paris editorials note Pierre Mendes-France faces mounting troubles as his honeymoon ends. Indochina cease-fire talks stall due to Vietminh objections, while debates on a European army and German sovereignty resume post Washington talks. July 20 deadline looms with mixed support from Communists and Socialists.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
National Assembly
Mendes-Framce
Indochina
Mendes
France
Indochine
Washington
Konradi Adenauer
Germany
Pauil-Henri Spaak
Mendes-France
EDC
Tunisia
Eyraud
la Vigie Marocaine
Casablanca
Progres
L'Humanite
Laniel
le Populaire
Méndes-France
Mendes-Francea
Judge Rules Neither Actor Nor Wife Fit for Kiddies
Superior Court Judge Fourt denied custody to actor Walter Corrigan and his wife Rita after a stormy custody hearing. The judge ordered transcripts to the district attorney for possible criminal probes including perjury and child molestation. Corrigan and Rita face divorce actions amid allegations of adultery and a separate disturbance case in Los Angeles.
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Ventura
Tricia Ann Corrigan
Studge
Walter Fourt
Aleks
Corrigan
Rita
Tommy
Joyce
Fourt
Moser Stutz
Stiltz
Los Angeles
Baby Boa Loosely Wanders Suburban Yard
In Urbandale a baby three feet boa, non poisonous, escapes its backyard cage while owner Charles Long, 15, is away fishing in Canada. The loose reptile caused mild concern among townspeople but poses little danger to residents. It was purchased from a New York pet supply company for about $2.50.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Charles Long
Canada
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