GOP Shifts Strategy On Profits Tax
In a late tactic shift the House GOP dropped an immediate vote on the excess profits tax bill and pressed Ways and Means to act. Reed, the elderly Republican chair, urged a immediate showdown vote as administration forces faced a strong Democratic and rebel Republican front. The tax extension was near expiry and the party planned White House discussions ahead of a possible floor fight.
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Reds Crack Into Korea Line Near Seoul In Broad Daylight
Chinese forces backed by heavy artillery surged across Western Front toward Seoul, attacking outposts Bak and Queen as South Korean First Division troops counterattacked. Sabre jets claimed six Red MIGs, with air and artillery duels shaping a broader see-saw battle along Lookout Mountain and Pukhan River fronts. Fifth Air Force reported 203 support missions by early Monday.
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Taft Seeks Delay in Aid Cuts Amid Kyushu Flood Crisis
Senator Taft urged delaying further reductions in the foreign aid program until the Appropriations Committee acts, saying the fight over funding should come when the money bill is considered. In Japan, Kyushu faced seven days of torrential rain and floods, destroying homes and isolating towns. U.S. forces aided relief, airlifted supplies, and evacuated Americans and locals, with hundreds dead or missing and millions in damage.
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Aid Urges Price Supports to Stabilize Farmers
John H. Davis of the Agriculture Department and the Commodity Credit Corporation said the farm crisis from surpluses and falling incomes requires government action under existing laws. He warned against delaying reforms and stressed enforcing price supports despite law weaknesses to prevent a repeat of 1930s conditions.
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Inside The Times Comics Death Notices Editorial Page
A compact look through Portsmouth cinema and culture in The Times pages. Features on comics panels death notices editorial notes and round about radio and television plus social affairs and sports glimpses.
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Churchill illness spurs calls for resignation leader
London editorials react to Prime Minister Churchill’s illness as the Daily Mirror urges retirement. The Times and News Chronicle frame the case as fatigue and age, while the Mirror argues he should quit for family, country, and future leadership.
De Gasperi Resigns as Italy Premier Forming Eighth Cabinet
Premier Alcide De Gasperi handed his government's resignation to President Einaudi as consultations began to form a new cabinet aligned with Western powers. The Christian Democrats hold a parliamentary majority after June elections, with 16 seats in the Chamber and seven in the Senate. Enrico De Nicola, elder statesman and former provisional president, leads first talks with Einaudi.
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Two Hurt as Ships Collide Off New Jersey Coast
A fog shrouded collision off Barnegat Lightship left one missing and two injured. The Brazilian freighter Panama suffered a 25-foot gash and listed in heavy seas while the tanker Gulftrade sustained a damaged bow. The Laide Panama crew and rescuers worked through language barriers as 24 to 26 men were reported aboard lifeboats, with Coast Guard crews aiding survivors and continuing searches.
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Marion Widens Search For Suspected Firebug
Marion officials broadened their search for a suspected arsonist blamed for fires across three buildings causing about $100,900 in damage on June 16 and recent attempts at blazes over the weekend. State fire marshal representatives assist Marion fire department officials in locating the suspect.
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Eight Hurt In Portsmith Area Car Mishaps
Eight persons sustained injuries in two traffic crashes around Portsmith over the weekend. A 16 year old, Harold Herron of Franklin Furnace, riding a fender, was thrown from a car on Poplay Fork Rd. He was taken to Mercy Hospital in Hastings in fair condition with head and arm lacerations after being run over by the vehicle driven by Thomas Whitaker of Franklin Furnace Rt. 1. Whitaker was cited for permitting a person to ride outside the designated seat. The second crash on Route 52 near the Scioto-Adams line injured Mrs. Katherine Lee and Betty Ann Steith, both of Memphis, Tenn., riding with Gordon Teegarden of Cincinnati. Teegarden attempted to pass as Gillum, of Buena Vista, turned left. Teegarden suffered body bruises and Mrs. Teegarden facial injuries. A third minor injury was reported in a two-car crash at 8 a.m. Saturday near Wheelersburg. Page 2.
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City Expands Square Dances At Mound Park This Summer
Henderson announces city recreation plans to hold weekly square dances from 3 to 10 pm on Thursdays at the Mound Park bandstand. Peter Kiewit Sans Co sponsors with site prep, music, and entertainment. benches will be provided and rules prohibit alcohol and improper conduct. If successful, dances may become a permanent program.
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Texas drought relief awaited as Benson plans aid
Texas ranchers faced two major developments as drought spread. Secretary Benson, after touring drought zones, promised to detail the administration emergency relief in Washington. Weak rains and shifting winds offered little short term relief, while a House livestock subcommittee planned Texas inspections to study the drought impact.
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Bobo Rockefeller Moves Into Park Avenue Apartment
Barbara Rockefeller arrived with her young son and an unidentified woman friend to occupy an upper Park Avenue apartment held since her estrangement from Winthrop Rockefeller. He was in Little Rock Arkansas after moving from New York. a news conference was planned. He had established a million dollar trust for their son and claimed she was supported by him while she argued she was broke. A separate note reports Michael Vu Di Salle of Toledo being reappointed to the Anthony Wayne Parkway Board through 1959.
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Rhee Move Hinted As Talks About Armistice Rise
The report outlines indications that President Rhee may pivot toward an armistice amid ongoing truce talks. It notes U N and allied officials pressing for a halt to fighting, with Clark delivering proposals to Rhee and North Korean and Chinese commanders present at the discussions.
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Four Released In Stabbing Near Lyra
A 69 year old farmer, George H. Cook of Wheelersburg, remained in Mercy Hospital after being stabbed twice during a Sunday scuffle while attempting to oust turtle hunters from his property near Lyra. Four Lawrence County men, who admit turtle hunting but deny the attack, were arrested for investigation and released today at noon. One suspect, William Layne, initially identified by Cook, could not identify the others this morning.
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Air Force Plans 441st Wing to base at Youngstown
The Air Force plans to establish the 441st Fighter bomber wing at Youngstown this fall using active reserves and local recruits. Based at Youngstown Municipal Airport, activation is targeted between October and December after a survey found enough fighter reservists in the area.
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