Eisenhower Plans Quick Reply to Soviet Note on Talks
President Eisenhower met Soviet Ambassador Menshikov and plans a prompt U.S. reply to Moscow s call for a foreign ministers meeting in April and a June summit, with officials saying the note will push for real progress and reject a divided conference. Menshikov refused to discuss the note, noting the President appeared healthy and cheerful. The dispatch also includes Eisenhower s public letter on disarmament negotiations and reports the death by suicide of former airline pilot Tommy Claude in Fort Worth.
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Mikhail Menshikov
Kremlin
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Poland
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Czechoslovakia
France
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Dulles
Menshikov
White House
James J. Wadsworth
United Nations
Fort Worth
Tex
Lauren
Tommy) Claude
Airlines
Annapolis
Claude
American Airlines
Dallas
Legislators Split On Tax Increases In Maryland
In Annapolis on March 9 lawmakers debated how to raise about 33 million dollars for the budget. Senators favored a 3 percent income tax with lower exemptions, while delegates preferred a mix of income and sales taxes. Most lawmakers supported a combination approach, with some pressing to use only one tax. Fiscal experts warn of a possible 20 million dollar deficit next year without a sound tax plan.
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Annapolis
Lay Mouse
Senate
McKeldin
Smeinder Senate Finance Committee
Turnbull
D-Balto County
Ways and Means
Ree
Mienbull
del. Boone
Halte County
Tax policy debate sparks committee split on sales and income taxes
Boong reports Jellel’s stance on tax changes with most committee members opposing the sales tax rise. They favor income tax increases and lowering the sales tax base to fit purchases of 14 or 24 cents, applying pilots to certain items. The discussion references East Shore sentiment and a shifting base.
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Boong
East Fern Shore
Smaller Cars Seen Likely in U.S. Auto Plans
Detroit reports automakers GM Ford and Chrysler study smaller lower priced cars to meet demand. If demand nears 400,000 annual units, they may place smaller wheelbase models on U.S. lines. Europe imports grow as economics favor foreign-made cars. Newsweek hints at 1950 market dates and price range of 1600 to 1800 dollars, GM and Ford noting speculation.
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Detroit
U.S
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
England
American Motors
Suime Auto-Industry
Newsweek
Housing program revival urged by Cole in urban renewal plan
Washington reports Housing chief Albert M. Cole described a six year, 1.98 billion housing program as a major economic stimulus. The plan, to be introduced in Congress, increases FHA mortgage limits to 42,000 for single and two family dwellings and 27,000 for three family dwellings, and launches a renewal effort to rehabilitate downtown areas amid slum clearance.
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Washington
Albert M. Cole
Motsing Administration
Sanitation Ordinance Proposed By Committee
A study group urges a sanitation ordinance to set minimum dwelling standards in Washington County and surrounding areas. The plan would regulate substandard housing, establish penalties up to 50 dollars and 40 days, and target improvements spurred by a malnutrition-related death.
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Ure
McKeklin
Hagerstown
Washington
Felem County
McKeldin
General Assembly
Washington County
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