West Leads in A and H Arms Declares President
President Eisenhower said the Western world holds a great lead in the development of hydrogen bombs and atomic weapons. He declined to speculate on how long the lead might prevail and noted the Western lead has been clear. Churchill claimed the U S has many times the H bomb strength of the Soviet Union and warned Russia could launch a full scale attack in two to four years.
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Nationalists Fear Plea To Give up Isles
Formosa crisis prompts leaders including Chiang Kai Shek and US naval chiefs to weigh a settlement trading Quemoy and Matsu for security. Central figures Alfred Pride and Gen Jiang guide the discussion as warnings of Communist attacks on Formosa and nearby islands intensify.
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Highway Death Toll Unchanged in January
The National Safety Council reports the January highway death toll at 2,900, unchanged from a year earlier. City deaths fell 7 percent while rural deaths rose 7 percent. Los Angeles led with 29 deaths per 36,000 vehicles, followed by Chicago and Detroit.
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President comments on atomic weapons and election plans
In a brief news conference the president speculated that a large stockpile of a weapon could make additional acquisitions less critical. He also joked about attempts to end questions and whether he would seek re election next year. Page 2 reference noted.
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Road surplus questioned amid highway funding debate
Madison committee hears that highway finances are not as simple as claimed. Actuary Plummer and others describe allocations from the general fund and highway revenues, noting past segregation of highway money and skepticism about proposed gas tax increases.
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Solons Split On Congressional Pay Raise Vote
Washington Wisconsin Republicans Byrnes Davis and Withrow and Democrats Reuss and Zablocki backed a compromise pay raise bill for Congress and the judiciary. Opposing were Republicans Laird OKowski and Democrat Johnson. Smith and Van Pelt not recorded.
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Floods Kill Seven in Kentucky and Storms Across Region
Flooding from heavy rain and melting snow triggers widespread danger across four states. Seven people die in Kentucky as rivers rise and lowlands flood near Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. About 200 skiers stranded in mountain lodges await rescue while towns evacuate, roads close, and dams are tested amid rising waters.
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McCarthy Allegations of Espionage in Signal Corps Spark Senate Fight
Senator McCarthy claims an espionage ring within the Signal Corps and a research center at Fort Monmouth, alleging Soviet secrets were obtained. The army denies ongoing espionage. the report is being filed with the Government Committee as Democrats distance themselves from the findings.
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Powers Extension Sought by French Premier Cabinet
Paris reports Premier Faure asks the National Assembly to extend the government's powers for economic crisis measures. The cabinet agreed to seek a decree extension through April 36 if approved, outlining broader executive authority.
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Texas School Strike Situation Is Improved
The district reports schools opened despite a teacher and staff strike. Superintendent Beard was reinstated after firing sparked by the dispute. The board warned striking principals and executives would lose their jobs if educators did not return to class. Early counts show some teachers returning.
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Senate unit votes against income tax reduction measure
The Senate Finance Committee rejected a $20 income tax cut proposal 9 to 6, with 1 vote for and 8 against. Democrats pledged to fight on the Senate floor as the panel notes revenue loss around $2.31 billion and extension of excise tax curb.
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Young King Of Cambodia Quits
Cambodian news reports state Prince Norodom Sihanouk resigns as monarch amid protests from leftist groups. The move follows tensions with French authorities and Southeast Asian Communist concerns. Report mentions Dulles and US involvement as Cambodia votes heavily in favor of the change.
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Stratoforts to Enter Combat Units
Amid military planning, strategic bombers known as Stratoforts are slated to join frontline combat units. The move signals expanded air power integration as defense leaders pursue rapid deployment and deterrence capabilities.
Bill To Reopen Income Returns Upheld and Assailed
Fragmented report notes a legislative dispute over reopening income tax returns. Names appear garbled with references to Milwaukee and Tennessee figures and alleged taxpayer rights concerns. The piece hints at advocacy and opposition, unclear specifics on bill numbers or outcomes.
Korean Train Car Fire Kills 39 in Pusan Station
Army spokesman reported 39 Koreans trapped and burned to death when a Seo pound train coach burned at Pusan railway station. Firefighters controlled the blaze in 135 minutes. one coach destroyed and three damaged. no U.S. personnel aboard.
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UN Store Burned in Border Region Crisis
Fragmentary text reports a store associated with the UN burned in a tense border area. Mentions tensions around Syria, Israel and Gaza amid regional crisis. No clear dates or full entities. readers advised to turn to Page 2 for complete report.
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Farm Youths Save Parents From Flames
Farm youths rescue parents from a fire with quick action amid smoke and flames. Details remain fragmentary but indicate swift teamwork and danger on the homestead.
Weather Summary From Menasha and Fox River Readings
Northwestern winds over the east portion ease into the afternoon with speeds 10 mph to 15 mph. Observations show fair weather at 7:30 a.m. with partial cloudiness later. Max temperature 39, min 27, trace precipitation, annual deficit 60.
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