Ike Says Missile Program Making Notable Gains
President Eisenhower said the United States is making remarkable progress in the ballistic missile field and has no cause for humiliation. He noted Soviet Premier Khrushchev claimed missiles in mass production, but he could not know what Khrushchev had in mind. He stressed U.S. progress under capable scientists and called it a point of pride, while addressing other conference questions.
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LA Market Tieup Ends With 5 Year Contract
Los Angeles area supermarkets end a 28 day market tieup as employer and union negotiators reach a five year agreement at 5 am. The deal, awaiting union ratification, ends an overnight bargaining session that kept stores closed since New Year’s. Restocking and operations to resume this week.
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Man Attacked by Estranged Mate at Home of Woman
John Donatoni, 35, was critically wounded early today when stabbed with a hatchet by his estranged partner’s associate at the home of Mrs. Tollie Tauticella near Gundry Ave. Frank Lauricella, 53, a merchant marine cook, fled and is being sought. Separately, a wage contract dispute outlines clerks’ pay rises, benefits, and health coverage in a joint statement by local council and union officials.
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Market Slump Hits Industrials Across Sectors
A midafternoon stock selloff drove leading steels, mills, chemicals and drugs issues down one to three dollars a share with isolated cases near four dollars as brokers offered little explanation aside from a shaky market. In separate items, a violent domestic incident and a Florence labor strike disrupted regional life with injuries reported.
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New York
Machnicks
Eisenhower urges Congress on union disclosure and rules
President Eisenhower called Congress to require full public reporting of union finances, stricter union oversight, and procedures. Kennedy proposed parallel measures with no new proposals of his own, aiming to curb abuses while protecting workers and employers. The plan would also shift more labor case jurisdiction to states, a key Senate dispute point. The AFL-CIO pledged to fight any mandatory picketing and boycotts.
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New York needs cowpokes as five rampaging steers roam
In Westchester County five black Angus steers have run loose since December 20, frightening residents and damaging lawns. Police, citizens, and even aircraft have hunted them with tranquilizers, but the steers remain uncaught. One animal was killed during a corralling attempt, and locals debate harsher action while experts at Norda Experimental Farm seek humane capture methods using tranquilized alfalfa.
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Russell Says Soviet Missiles Lag Behind U S
Senator Richard B Russell told reporters that Soviet missiles lag behind the United States in the missiles field. He noted Air Force officials affirmed U S superiority in overall nuclear power due to the Strategic Air Command, while emphasizing uncertainty about Soviet defenses that could alter the balance.
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Boy Found Hanged in Rialto Yard
A 12 year old Rialto boy was found hanging from a rope on a holly tree in his yard. The coroner reported death by suffocation and said there was no sexual molestation. Police feared a sex offender may be involved after the body was found. The parents reported him missing Tuesday night.
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U S Starts Selecting First Space Traveler
U S space chief T Keith Glennan revealed at a Washington dinner that 110 rugged young Americans have been chosen as candidates for America’s first manned space flight. They will undergo tests in Washington and be asked to volunteer for space flight within three months.
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Atlas 4500 Mile Shot a Success Aboard Thor Rocket
Cape Canaveral reports the Atlas TGDO1 long range test appeared to reach intended range but some instruments failed, preventing full objectives. The launch occurred Tuesday night with the Defense Department announcing the test met many goals despite gaps, as debates about orbital plans and potential astronauts continued.
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Brown proposes $256 million tax plan to fund 1959 budget
California Gov. Brown seeks a $256 million tax program to cover a $2.188 billion one year budget. The plan raises cigarette taxes, tobacco product levies, and taxes on personal income, beer, horse racing, petroleum, franchise and insurance taxes. He argues new revenues are needed to curb a $684 million inherited deficit and prevent red ink growth.
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Where to Find It Section Dialog
A fragmented reader guide lists page locations for features across sections such as comics, theater, sports, and notices. It references specific pages and columns like Comics O-55, Theaters B-19, Vital Statistics C-6, and Sports G-1 2 0, guiding readers to content across the paper.
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