New Heat onlke Solons for Tax Cut
Eisenhower reviews the economy with Republican leaders amid pressure in Congress to cut taxes. Treasury and White House oppose immediate tax reductions while labor renews demands for relief. Democrats report economists shifting toward general tax cuts to boost employment. A temporary tax cut was urged to end the recession quickly. Congress must decide before June 30, with some urging May or July action.
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Kefauver to Launch Car Probe Hearings on auto industry impact
Senate subcommittee to hear outside experts on car size cost and recession links. Laurence Crooks of Consumers Union and Dan Lino of Automotive Facts will testify as Kefauver seeks to measure industry effects and policy options. Inflation and unemployment implications loom as auto production lags.
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D-Tenn
Kefauver
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Automotive Facts
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Highway and Housing Committee
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Carlson
Senate Finance Committee
Suitor of Princess a Hit With Swedes
Robin Douglas-Home, a British suitor to Sweden's Princess Margaretha, becomes a Swedish hit with his song Spring Is in the Air. The tune, released in Sweden, could sell over 100000 records. Douglas-Home, a former jazz pianist, works in advertising to support his bid for the princess.
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Marine Saves Five Tots in Monzen River Rescue
Marine T Sgt Earl J Lehrman jumped into frigid Monzen River rapids Sunday to rescue five Japanese children in a small boat, Marines disclosed today.
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Iwakui
Japan
Earl J. Lehrman
Monzen
Seek 3 Billion Dollar L A Freeways Plan Urged
A new 50 member committee of regional leaders will press the Legislature to approve a three‑billion dollar metropolitan Los Angeles freeway program. Chairman Harrison R. Baker of the State Highway Commission said the group will review engineering studies and prepare a comprehensive plan with cost estimates to ensure the area gets its share of state highway miles and funds. The report will be presented to the Division of Highways in September.
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California
Nasser Arrives in Moscow for 18 Day Visit
U A R President Nasser lands at Vnukovo on a Soviet TV104 jet with military honors. Khrushchev and Voroshilov greet him as thousands line streets. Nasser thanks the Soviet Union for 1956 Suez help and says the trip will deepen peace era ties between Egypt and the USSR.
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France
U.A.R
Military Pay Raise Bill Heads for Senate Action
Senate debated a 577 million dollar pay raise plan expanding benefits for all in uniform including reserve and active duty. The bills boost base pay and add 50 to 150 dollar monthly supplements for skilled and senior personnel, aiming to reduce training costs and attract and retain talent.
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