GOP Sees Tax Bill OK as Demos Split
Washington reports a three way Senate split over the tax revision as debate begins. The House approved the bill and promises three day Fourth of July sessions if it clears by Friday. Key leaders predict passage, while Democrats remain divided on amendments.
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Adenauer Victory Claim After NRW Election Test
Bonn reports Adenauer and CDU supporters claim a fresh mandate for pro American policy after the 200 member North Rhine Westphalia election. Socialists say CDU Cen trist coalition fell two seats short of a majority and the Communists lost all 12 seats. CDU hoped to broaden coalition with Free Democrats who won 23 seats. CDU tally reached about 2.86 million votes or 41.3 percent.
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Adenauer
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Churchmen oppose use of H bombs at New Haven council
Delegates from about 6,000 churches at the New Haven convention condemned public figures who advocate hydrogen or atomic bomb use. They urged international inspection and control of all atomic weapons and the destruction of existing stock when control is achieved, while endorsing Eisenhower’s idea of an international atomic agency to promote peaceful power use. The social action council faces renewed debate as opponents plan new steps to curb its influence.
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Eisenhower
International Atomic Agency
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Social Action Council
DuPont Trio Named in Housing Windfall
Senate hearing names Pierre S duPont Nicholas Z duPont and Lammot du Pont Copeland among 11 stockholders who profited from three Delaware Clifton Park Manor projects. McKenna testifies about $5.98 million FAA insured loans and a $549,375 windfall paid October 31, 1931, 45 days after completion.
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Ex Border Aid Tells Haymes Hearing Aliens Warned
Former U S Immigration Service employee testified at Dick Haymes deportation hearing that it was his practice to warn aliens about possible reentry difficulties when they left the United States. He said a new hearing is being conducted because of an affidavit claiming instructions were issued not to warn the crooner before a trip to Hawaii to visit Rita Hayworth.
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U. S. Immigration Service
Dick Haymes
United States
Haymes
Hawaii
Rita Hayworth
Jack Surinsky
Sun Valley
Immigration Service
Surinsky
Licenses and deportation case tied to Hawaii trip
The affidavit of Richard Cody, a former Immigration Service employee, claims the city began issuing business licenses for the year starting July 4 and would raise about $10,000. Cody alleges guidance from Herman Landon not to warn Haymes of possible deportation. The government disputes the affidavit and argues Haymes’ World War II draft exemption as a neutral nation citizen affects reentry.
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Immigration Service
Lakewood
Richard Cody
Haymes
Ihe
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Los Angeles
Hawaii
Albert del Guercio
Cody
California
U. S
Amesbury Woman Confesses to Husband's Death in River Dumping
Mrs Lorraine E Clark aged 27 of Amesbury Massachusetts confesses to killing her husband after a quarrel over other men and is charged with shooting him and dumping the weighted body into a river.
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Amesbury
Mass
Winnie’s Excuse Says He Will Meet Maker Soon Enough
Washington reports that Prime Minister Winston Churchill again declined church attendance, saying he will meet his maker soon enough. An aide noted Churchill’s Bermuda December stance matched the current refusal to join President Eisenhower at church.
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Maker
Washington
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Bermuda
Eisenhower
NAACP Leader Vows Action Over School Ruling
Thurgood Marshall says the NAACP will sue local school boards that resist the Supreme Court desegregation decision. He arrives at the Dallas convention of about 700 delegates and outlines plans to expand the fight to transportation, housing, recreation, and employment, while predicting mostly peaceful desegregation amid a segregated city.
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