Mining Group Seeks Tax Cuts to Boost Mexican Metals
The Mexican Federation of Mining Associations urged the government to cut export and production taxes on six metals. President Manuel Casas Alatriste said 32.8 percent rates on gold, silver, lead, copper and zinc should drop to zero, with tungsten export tax reduced to seven percent. He argued high taxes deter investment and hinder development.
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Mexeco City
Mexican Federation of Mining Associations
Industr
Manuel Casas Alatriste
Ceasury Ministry
Casas Alatriste
Econome
Pope Donates $1,000 to United Nations Fund
The Pope has given the U.N. Children's Fund 1000 dollars and issued a commendation praising its work. The contribution supports UNICEF programs and reflects church backing for the agency's efforts.
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United Nations
N.Y
Pius NH
U.N. Children's Fund
Dulles Admits Budget Cuts Sacrifice Some U S Cable Efforts
Secretary of State Dulles told the Senate Appropriations Committee in secret testimony on May 17 that his drive to trim expenses included editing cables to save money. He said the practice saved dollars but sometimes harmed U S interests and noted cutting words from Eisenhower's UN speech reduced the impact of a key message.
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Washington
Dulles
Senate Appropriations Committee
Secretary of State
Loniv
Berlin
China
United States
State Department
Moscow
Eisenhower
United Nations
Malenkov
It Was A Long Hau! Higgy Smelker Earns Medical Degree
Jean Higgy Smelker, who started on the Ohio State University campus as a kindergarten pupil nearly 22 years ago, received her doctor of medicine degree at the annual commencement in Columbus on Friday.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jean Higgy Smelker
Ohio State University
Friday
Pan American World Airways and union wage talks update
New York city reports Pan American World Airways reached a wage agreement with port workers attendants and transport union staff. In Wisconsin a muskellunge weighing near record levels was caught in Eau Claire Lake signaling strong fisheries activity.
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New York
Pan American World Airways
Rimm of Ite Sromad Caronics
Duluth
Minn
Eau Claire Lake
CIC
Transport Worker Union
Secretary Warns of Red China Moves on Western Pacific Bases
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles warned in San Francisco that Communist China could target Western Pacific bases to push the US out of the region. He said the United States would act to defend vital security even without allies and called for vigilance against spread of European political systems to South America after a Polish arms shipment to Guatemala shifted regional power.
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San Francisco
John Foster Dulley
China
Western Pacific
United States
California
USN
South America
Guatemala
Central America
Poland
Faith In People Proves True In San Jose
In San Jose a purse lost by Anna Sauer a 65 year old practical nurse was found by Richard Hersey a gas station operator. He returned the entire 19027 dollars and fifty cents with contents intact after she dropped the purse Wednesday night. Police reported the honest recovery.
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San Jose
Calif
Anna Sauer
Richard Hersey
Oklahoma City Announces County Child Welfare Worker Savings
Public Welfare Director Lori Rader said a federally approved plan will save a child welfare worker in each Oklahoma county. The change takes effect July 11 after the June 11 announcement.
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Oklahoma City
Lori Rader
Pharsday J
Oklahoma County
Rader
Farm Of Ex Mental Patient Yields 2 Bodies In Six Days
Coshocton Ohio authorities probe a farm linked to Cirrus Reese where two bodies surfaced in six days. Clyde Patton 28 Fresno teacher vanished after a car demo and was found buried in a plowed field. Reese charged with murder and admitted to another killing before denying it. A second grave yielded a third unidentified man. Reese made a chilling confession stating this had been ongoing.
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Coshocton
Ohio
Clyde Patton
Fresno
Cirrus Reese
Patton
Reese
Heese
Himg
Lester Melick
Danville
Bestday
Melick
Harry
Knox
Paul Cochran
Knox County
Cochran
Kempf
Both Parties Seek Social Security Liberalization Credit
Washington Republicans and Democrats clash over a sweeping Social Security liberalization bill headed for Senate hearings. The House passed the measure 1355 to 8, promising coverage for 10 million more people and boosts of at least five dollars a month, with up to thirty one dollars for families in the future. President Eisenhower supports the proposal, calling it a goal for every American. Senate Democrats vow full backing of the 1934 liberalization, framing it as a Democratic party program. Republicans say enactment will be a major fall political issue for their party.
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House
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Eisenhower
GOP
Sen. George
Georgia
Senate Democrats
Sen. Carlson
R-Kan
Youthful Prisoner Escapes Near Morgantown
A 15 year old prisoner escaped from Sheriff Clarence Roberts about 15 miles from the county jail after a 1,506 mile ride to face a $10 theft charge. The youth slipped away from a filling station rest room.
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Morgantown
Ind
Clarence Roberts
Roberts
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