House Economy Drive Continues in Battle Over Cuts
A Republican and Southern Democrat coalition drives to trim about 200 million dollars from Labor and Welfare department appropriations as the House moves toward passage. After two days they cut 14.4 million from recommendations, aiming to keep 1958 funding near 1957 levels and potentially deepen cuts to 60 to 85 million more.
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House
Appropriations
Eisenhower
Rep. Fogarty
Senate
Missing two car garage found in Birmingham
Mr and Mrs Hubert Reynolds reported their missing two car garage stolen Tuesday in Birmingham. Andrew Todd, Mrs Reynolds brother, claimed he would take the garage if he paid the moving bill. Reynolds returned from work to find the structure gone. Todd later said he sent men to dismantle and move it and would cover the bill.
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Andrew Todd
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UN Secretary Dag Hammarskjold Returns to New York
Dag Hammarskjold flies into New York from Cairo amid ongoing Middle East diplomacy with Egyptian President Nasser. He meets diplomats at Idlewild while outlining informal exploratory talks begun in Cairo. Ali Sabry in Cairo says Egypt believes Hammarskjold endorses Egypt’s Suez position.
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Dag Hammarskjold
New York
Middle East
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Idlewild
Hammarskjold
Nhewsmen
Cairo
Ali Sabry
Egypt
Suez
Egypt Refuses Foreign Supervision of Canal Operations
Canal. Sabry stated Egypt would allow no foreign supervision of canal operations. Aides said one of Hammarskjold's first actions would be appointments with U S ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge and a lunch with Canadian Foreign Secretary Lester B Pearson and Norwegian Ambassador Hans Engen, members of the Middle East Advisory Committee.
Traffic Deaths in Topeka State Records 1957 tally
Kansas traffic fatalities reported by the State Accident Records Section show 2 deaths in the past 24 hours and 110 to date in 1957, versus 139 in the same period of 1956.
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Topeka
Kansas
Osage Countians Demand Budget Cutbacks, No New Taxes
The Osage County Anti-Association reports a poll showing voters want the state legislature to go home and let groups seeking higher taxes find their own solution. The group backs candidates who favor cutting government expenditures and taxes, opposing unnecessary spending until budgets balance.
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Lyndon
Osage County
Anti-Association
Osage
Plane In Trouble Circled 4 Hours
ABILENE Tex Tanker planes refueled a B47 jet bomber over Dyess Air Force Base yesterday keeping it aloft four hours while the crew checked if the landing gear was locked. Instruments failed and radio transmitter was out. The plane landed safely with no injuries to the four crew. Ground crews received messages dropped from the bomb bay, wagging wings and flashing lights.
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Abilene. Tex
Dyess Air Force Base
Tranquil Child Saved After Accidental Overdose
Denver police report Donald Seick Jr., four, swallowed about a dozen of his mother's tranquilizer pills. A playmate found him asleep minutes later. Doctors saved him but warned he could sleep for several days.
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Denver
Donald Seick Jr
Highest Movie Awards To Ingrid Bergman and Brynner
HOLLYWOOD The film industry gave its top honors at the 29th Academy Awards. Ingrid Bergman won her second Oscar in absentia for Anastasia while Yuri Brynner took best actor for The King and I. George Stevens won best director for Giant and Around the World in 80 Days was named best picture.
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Miss Bergman
Paris
Yuri Brynner
Dorothy Malone
Anthony Quinn
Artist Gauguin
George Stevens
Kansas House Sets April 3 Final Bill Consideration
The Kansas House adopted a resolution fixing April 3 for final consideration of all bills and sending the measure to the Senate. If approved, the windup date will be set. Formal adjournment would come Monday, April 8. The interval allows the governor time to act on last minute flood of legislation.
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Topekam
Kansas House
Senate
Lexington name shared by towns across states
The name Lexington refers to communities in Kentucky Massachusetts Missouri North Carolina and West Virginia The Massachusetts Lexington is noted for the first battle of the American Revolution on April 19 1775 Swap or buy through Want Ads.
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Kentucky
Massachusetts
Missouri
North Carolina
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