Experts See No Tax Cuts Coming Soon
A Senate subcommittee heard experts project rising federal spending with no room for tax cuts in the near term. Dr. Gerhard Colm of the National Planning Association cited a 1959 budget of about 75.3 billion dollars, driven by defense costs, with 1958 at 72.8 billion and potential rise to 73+ billion unless a postal rate bill passes.
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Washington
Senate House Economic Subcommittee
Eisenhower
Gerhard Colm
National Planning Assn
Budget Bureau
Coli
Congress
Edwin B. George
Dun and
Bradstreet
Colm
Senate Appropriations
Asst
Wilfred J. McNeil
Top Russians Due To Visit With Finns
Helsinki will host Premier Nikolai Bulganin and Communist Party chief Nikita Khrushchev for talks on Finnish-Soviet trade and relations. Soviet Ambassador Lebedev says no outstanding problems exist and the visit aims for a pleasant week with Finnish friends.
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Helsinki
Finland
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Victor Z. Lebedev
Soviet Union
Police Study Dayton Death
Dayton police investigate the shooting death of 11 year old Jack Haners in his West Carrollton home. He was with sisters Linda 13 and Gloria 3 and a friend John Jones 10 when the fatal shot occurred. Henry Conkright who lives below reported hearing the shot and finding the body. The boy's step-parents Mr and Mrs John Sorrell were away at the time. No details of how the shooting happened were released.
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Dayton
Ohio
Jack Haners
West Carrollton
Linda
Gloria
John Jones
Henry Conkright
Jack
John Sorrell
Derby Day Thriller Crowned Crepello Win
Favored Crepello owned by Sir Victor Sassoon stormed from behind in the final two furlongs to win the English Derby at EPSOM. Ballymoss owned by John McShain was second and Pipe of Peace owned by Stavros Niarchos took third in a field of 22. An Irish hospital sweepstakes is linked to the race.
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Epsom
England
Crepello
Victor Sassoon
Ballymoss
John McShain
Philadelphia
Pipe of Peace
Stavros Niarchos
McClellan to seek contempt in Beck Fifth Amendment case
Senator McClellan announced plans for a corrective constitutional amendment if witnesses rights allow frivolous use of the Fifth Amendment. He ordered contempt citations for Dave Beck Jr. and Joseph McEvoy, who refused to answer questions about profits tied to Teamsters dealings. Beck Jr. invoked the Fifth 130 times in 40 minutes. The panel may cite Beck Sr. as well while opening hearings on funds misuse at the Bakers Union.
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Washington
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
Senate
Congress
Dave Beck Jr
Teamsters Union
Beck
Bakers Union
New Reds Target State Local Groups Says Brownell
Atty. Gen. Brownell told President Eisenhower and Congress that the Communist party is shifting its focus from national fronts to state and local organizations. He cited infiltration of legitimate groups including fraternal, charitable and civic bodies as aims. He noted postponing cases against unregistered fronts to limit disclosure of agent penetrations, with action planned in the coming fiscal year starting July 1.
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Washington
Brownell
Communist Party
Eisenhower
Congress
Reu
Drillmaster Is Convicted
SAN ANTONIO Texas a court martial heard pleas for mitigating circumstances before sentencing drill instructor A S C William Roberts Jr convicted of mistreating a basic trainee. He was found guilty yesterday of pulling trainee Robert Dinsenbacher twenty from his bunk to the floor and was acquitted of striking him about the head and body or shoving his head against a wall. Roberts twenty two from Key West Florida weighed one hundred ten pounds faced a maximum penalty of six months in prison a two thirds pay cut for six months and a dishonorable discharge. The minimum was a reprimand or restriction to quarters for a time.
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San Antonio
Tex
William Roberts Jr
Roberts
Robert Dinsenbacher
New York City
Dinsenbacher
Rand
George E. Walker
Springfield
Key West
Fla
Wilson defense spending brake prompts aid request
Washington AP Senators pressed two Defense Department officials on Secretary Wilsons spending brake and his push for restoration of 1.22 billion dollars cut by the House. McNeil explained program controls as Symington challenged two Wilson directives. Douglas sought exemptions for some programs.
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Washington
Defense Department
Wilson
Senate
House
Chavez
D-Nm
Defense Appropriations
Donald A. Quarles
Defense
James H. Douglas
Quarles
Air Force
Wilfred J. McNeil
Pentagon
Sen. Symington
D-Mo
McNeil
Army
Navy
Symington
Douglas
Mother Finds 4 Children In Long Hunt
Mrs Virgie Wyss of Lewisville Arkansas located her four children after an 18 month nationwide search. After tracing a 1949 black car linked to her husband officials in 48 states replied she finally learned the children were at a Kansas City address. A habeas corpus order from Dist Judge C Q Claflin III led to the recovery. the husband was found at a junk yard.
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Kansas City
Kan
Virgie Wyss
Lewisville
Ark
Dist
C. Q. Claflin III
Piggott
Walter Wyss
Michigan
Illinois
Tennessee
Louisiana
California
Topeka
CBS Plans To Sell Khrushchev Film
NEW YORK CBS plans to sell last Sunday's filmed TV interview with Communist leader Nikita S Khrushchev for repeat showings by stations in Chicago St Louis Kansas City and Washington D C The film has also been obtained for showings in Britain Canada Australia Cuba Sweden and Mexico.
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New York
CBS
Nikita S. Khrushchev
CBS Television Film Sales, Inc
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Washington, D. C
Britain
Canada
Australia
Cuba
Sweden
Mexico
Eisenhower backs ban on nuclear tests if disarmament possible
President Eisenhower said he would favor a total ban on atomic weapons testing if global disarmament could be achieved and a U S Soviet agreement on no use of atomic weapons existed. He cautioned that the United States could not join a ban without such assurances and noted doubt about future hydrogen bomb testing after the 1954 Pacific blast. He cited fallout fears raised by scientists and said advisers’ studies guide his views.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Russia
Pacific
National Academy of Scientists
Baby Bomb explosion at Yucca Flat tests new small device
The United States exploded a baby nuclear device from a balloon 500 feet above Yucca Flat Nevada at 4 55 a m PDT marking the third test of a summer series. Observers from Angel's Peak 60 miles away watched as a brief flash and mushroom cloud appeared and the device was deemed technically successful by Dr Gerald W Johnson of UC Livermore. The blast was smaller than the previous Sunday test, estimated near 2 kilotons.
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Nev
United States
Yucca Flat
Las Vegas
Atomic Energy Commission
Gerald W. Johnson
University of California’s
Radiation Laboratory
Livermore, Calif
U.S
Angel's Peak
She Also Washed Him Out Of Her Life
Los Angeles reporter says singer Darla Hood testified in court that a 3 a.m. shirt washing suspiciously revealed her husband’s lies about red ink on his collar. She testified the stain was lipstick not his, leading to a divorce from Robert W. Decker, an insurance salesman, on cruelty grounds.
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Los Angeles
Singer
Darla Hood
Robert W. Decker
Senate Inquiry Over GI Trial By Japs Ordered
President Eisenhower warned action if injustice is found in Japan's homicide trial of U S soldier Specialist 3 C Girard. Senate Armed Services subcommittee summoned Defense counsel to a closed session to assess the decision and accountability for the blunder amid Japan trial of the Ottawa LaSalle Illinois serviceman.
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Senate
Eisenhower
Washington
U.S
Japan
Ervin
D-Nc
Defense Department
Robert Dechert
Armed Services Subcommittee
Sen. Flanders
R-Vi
Girard
Dulles
Wilson
White House
James C. Hagerty
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Sen.Hennings
D MO
Truman Becomes Grandpa
Mrs Margaret Truman Daniel gave birth to a 6 pound 8 ounce son at Doctors Hospital New York. Margaret and Daniel said mother and baby were fine and the Trumans plan to move to New York. Former President Truman and Bess expressed happiness at becoming grandparents and plan to raise the child with hopeful remarks about its future. The baby’s birth occurred at 12 11 a m with Dr Louise Dantuono as attending physician.
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New York
Clifton Daniel
Margaret Truman
Margaret
Daniel
Harry Truman
Bess
Trumans
Independence
Doctors Hospital
Louise Dantuono
The
New York Times
E. Clifton Daniel
Zebulon
N. C
Daniels
Manhattan
Youths Die Four Hours After Graduation
Two Euclid High School graduates, Jack Gleason aged 19 and Oscar Krauss, died in a Lakeshore Blvd crash when their car struck a utility pole shortly after graduation. Passenger Ray Clevenger was in serious condition at Euclid Glenville Hospital.
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Cleveland
Lakeshore Blvd
Euclid Senior High School
Jack Gleason
Oscar Krauss
Euclid
Euclid-Glenville Hospital
Ray Clevenger
Illinois Soldier Faces Japanese Trial For Scrap Collector Death
Omiya Japan William S. Girard, a young Illinois soldier, is charged in a Japanese court with the death of a scrap collector. He told his fiancée Miss Haru Soeyama there is nothing more he can do and asked lawyers to handle everything.
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Omiya
Japan
William S. Girard
Illinois
Haru
Candy” Soeyama
Weather Outlook for Middletown Forecast
Clouds and possible thundershowers limit temperatures in Middletown tomorrow. Southwest Ohioans should expect overcast skies tonight and tomorrow with a high near 85 degrees and a low around 60s.
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Middletown
House Debates Civil Rights Bill Amid Jury Trial Fight
The House begins a week of maneuvering on President Eisenhower's civil rights proposals with slugging from Southern opponents. A key fight over jury trials for civil rights injunction violations looms, while supporters rely on Eisenhower to keep Republicans united and Northern Democrats in line. The measure faces a tougher test in the Senate where filibusters loom.
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Edmond LE Breton
Washington
House
Eisenhower
Senate
Union
Eissenhower
Rules Committee
Rep
Keating
R-Ny
British Hail Removal Of Curtain Lifts Travel Ban
London papers hailed the removal of the dollar curtain blocking British tourist travel to America since 1947. The treasury decision allows Britons to spend 280 dollars a year abroad, with competitions offering free New York holidays for couples or families. Headlines urged cautious optimism about limited spending in the United States or Canada.
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London
America
New York
Daily Sketch
Treasury
United States
Canada
Sketch
Daily Express
the Express
The
Daily Mail
Home-buyer mortgaged birthright for a mess of cottage
A joke about a home buyer who sacrifices his birthright for a confusing cottage mess. The quip plays on the Bible phrase and seasonal housing woes, delivering a light, pun filled punchline in a breezy cartoon strip tone.
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Easio
By Marvin Arrowsmith
Ernest B. Vaccaro
William C. Girard
Ottawa-LaSalle, Ill
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iNaka Sakai
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Warren Knowles
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