Tax cut hopes fade as Congress debates cuts and spending
A House tax study predicts higher government spending will still rise while a smaller budget surplus may appear. Top senators warn that tax reductions hinge on keeping spending far below forecasts, with Byrd Douglas and Bridges cautioning a 3 billion dollar cap could kill tax cuts. Speaker Rayburn still expects a targeted tax cut next January.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Treasury
Senate House Economic Committee
Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
Sen
Douglas
Ecommittes
Bridges
New Hampshire
Senate
Republican Policy
Appropriations Committee
House
Ways and Means Committee
Stati
Rayburn
D-Tex
Stevenson says he could have averted Egypt invasion
Adlai Stevenson told reporters in London that if he were president last fall Britain would not have needed to attack Egypt. He avoided detailing his policy during Suez and criticized both Eisenhower and Britain for the crisis, calling the cooperation breakdown a grievous consequence. The Democrat leader arrived for a 10 day visit amid criticism of his stance on Britain’s future course.
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London
Adlai Stevenson
United States
Britain
Egypt
Democratic Party
White House
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Middle East
Crary
Oxford
W Va Car Crash Kills Two Hinton Men Injures Others
In Giles County a car crash near Maybrook injured several Hinton residents and killed Truman Gene Adkins 22 and Harry L. Bryson 20 at 3:45 a.m. Barbara Ann Cook and Ruby Allen were treated in Pearisburg hospital with pelvic injuries and other injuries reported among the occupants. Margaret Lilly 17 and Tommy J. Hellems 19 were treated and released.
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Pearisburg
Giles Memorial
Young Hinton
W. Va
Ruby’ Allen
Barbara Ann Cook
Truman Gene Adkins
Harry L. Bryson
AFL-CIO Delays Session on Beck Ouster Move
The AFL-CIO postponed indefinitely an Ethical Practices Committee meeting to discuss charges that Teamsters President Dave Beck is corruptly funded. John F. English, newly named AFL-CIO vice president, leads an effort with Teamsters board members to demand Beck's removal, planning a separate meeting if Beck refuses.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Beck
John F. English
Apl-Cio
English
Teamsters ‘Executive Board
Senate
Backets Committee
Union
Teamsters Board
Letters To Back Rep Bailey On School Aid Push
Washington Rep Bailey a Democratic AvVa leader urges federal aid for school construction and asks mothers nationwide to write their congressmen. He wants PTA members to copy letters to him as he campaigns for a $1.5 billion five year program and counters the U S Chamber of Commerce.
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Washington
Bailey
D-Avva
Assa
PTA
Ibis
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Driver Charged After Accident at Bradley
Earl F Hoskins a Navy member stationed at Norfolk Va has been ordered to appear before Magistrate Cotton White on Thursday charged with failing to give a signal. His car collided with an Acme Construction Co truck driven by Elmer Richard Thomas Daniels. Damages were estimated at 10 dollars.
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Bradley
Cotton White
Earl F. Hoskins
Maple Foerk
U. S. Navy
Norfolk
Hoskins
Acme Construction Co
Elmer Richard’ Thomas, Daniels
Stagehands Threaten To Picket Billy Graham in New York
The Stage Hand Union warns of a picket at Billy Graham’s Madison Square Garden meeting over pay for two water attendants. Crusade officials oppose $300 for two men delivering water each night while the union says $156 per man is fair. Negotiations continue. Graham does not drink the water, but the union insists it is needed.
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Billy Graham
Madison Square Garden
Stage Hand Union
Crusade
Mr. Graham
John P. Toney Dies at 87 in Glasgow Area
John FP Toney, 87, was found dead at his Glasgow area home likely from a heart attack Tuesday night. Born in Boone County in 1890, he leaves a daughter Mrs Curtis Warren of Glasgow and a brother R M Toney of Beckley along with several nieces and nephews. The body rests at his daughter's home in Glasgow awaiting funeral arrangements.
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John FP. Toney
Glasgow
Boone County
Curtis Warren
R. M. Toney
Beckley
New Hospital Manager Seeks Sabotage Clues, Tornado Toll Grows
Huntington State Hospital's new manager Emil Baldwin says evidence points to sabotage and theft affecting meals, equipment, and drugs, with a state board investigating. Tornado destruction across Missouri and surrounding states leaves dozens dead or injured, widespread property damage, and forecasts more rain and storms.
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Huntington
Huntington State Hospital
Emil Baldwin
Road Board Awards 29 Highway Projects in West Virginia
Charleston and surrounding counties report the Road Board approved 29 highway projects totaling about 2.6 million dollars. Projects include Calhoun County Annameriah Bridge and multiple concrete deck girder spans, with firms such as W R Orders and Son and Pocahontas Construction Co. among bidders. A separate $15,000 civil suit was filed in Raleigh County with Louise Hannah Nary as plaintiff.
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Calhoun County
Annameriah Bridge
W. Va
W. R. Orders and Son
St. Albans
Harrison
Upper Little Ten
Mile
Hantas Construction Co
Marlinton
Millard Tyree
Bie
Emc Creek
Raleigh County Circuit Clerk's Office
Louise Hannah Nary
Andrew Akers Sr
Andrew Akers Jr
Graham Raps New York’s Moral Elf at Madison Square Garden
Billy Graham addressed 17,500 in New York condemning business lies and greed. He warned that busy lifestyles leave no time for God and urged listeners to repent, tallying 4,524 altar calls over seven nights.
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Graham
New York
Madison Square Garden
Ing
Twining warns cuts to defenses could trigger disaster
Air Force chief Gen Nathan F Twining says any reduction in U S defenses now could lead to disaster. He urges maintaining broad military strength as he cautions nuclear options in small wars may not avert larger conflicts and notes some powers seek to expand locally regardless of weapon choice.
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New York
Nathan F. Twining
Air Force
U. S
Erdas
Twining
Eisenhower
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lotus Club
United States
SOP Boss Loses In Pennsylvania
Former Governor John S. Fine suffered a primary defeat in Luzerne County as he attempted a political comeback. The loss marked his first run for public office since 1935, amid a light statewide turnout of about one million of Pennsylvania’s 5,247,225 registered voters. President Eisenhower did not vote, remaining at the White House refining foreign aid messages.
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Philadelphia
John S. Fine
Pennsylvania
Luzerne County
Fine
Keystone
Eisenhoxer
White House
Eisenhower criticizes defense cut harming missiles and planes
President Eisenhower warned a 2 billion dollar defense cut would hit guided missiles and aircraft orders. He pressed for balance and opposed a tax cut while the budget remains fragile. A police arraignment followed for O B Quesenberry on a left‑of‑center line charge after last Thursday arrest.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
House Appropriations Committee
Raleigh County Court Set to Meet Saturday
The Raleigh County Court will convene at 10 a.m. Saturday in the county courthouse to discuss matters including a proposal to air condition at least one courtroom. The plan, with ductwork in the building, was raised at the previous Court meeting by Raleigh County Bar Association representatives.
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Raleigh County Court
Our House
Raleigh County Bar Association
Bank Robbers Caught After Ohio River Getaway
Two men from St. Paul Minnesota robbed the First State Bank of Mounds Illinois and fled by boat across the Ohio River to Kentucky. Police recovered 36819.50 from their sacks and they surrendered after a warning shot was fired over their heads. The suspects Arthur Kerner and Robert Ferrise were turned over to federal officers after extradition talks.
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Wickliffe
Kentucky
Ohio
Murphysboro
Arthur Kerner
Robert Ferrise
St. Paul
Minn
First State Bank of Imounds
Cairo
Ill
Rita Graddy
Adam Casper
Ilinois
Marvin Monroe
Claudia Hubbard Taken By Death
Claudia Hubbard of Mabscott died at 8 12 am in a local hospital after a short illness. She was a member of Crab Orchard Baptist Church. Survived by husband Abe Hubbard four daughters Macil Anderson Ruth Bell Esther Souders Rosa Stump and 11 grandchildren. Body at Rose and Uesenberry Funeral Home pending arrangements.
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Claudia Hubbard
Mabscott
Crab Orchard Baptist Church
Abe Hubbard
Macil Anderson
Ruth Bell
Esther Sottders
FE. Beckley
Rosa Stump
Beckley
Rose
Uesenberry
Prosperity Driver Freed After Fines Paid
William B. Stover of Prosperity released from Raleigh County Jail about 12 33 p m after paying $100 in fines and costs. He faced charges of driving while drunk and hit and run after an accident near Bradley. Magistrate Cotton White found him guilty before remanding him to jail. State Police arrested him following the crash.
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Wiliam B. Stover
Prosperity
Raleigh
Stover
Cotton White
Bradley
Cabell approves levy for schools by wide margin
Cabell County voters approved a three year renewal of a special school tax by about six to one. The levy is expected to raise roughly $2.65 million for school funding.
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Huntingson
Cabell Coun
Picket Lines Halt Major Missile Center at Cape Canaveral
In Cocoa Florida 2000 workers walked out and picket lines blocked the nation's largest guided missile center at Cape Canaveral and Patrick Air Force Base delaying projects. Col E E Hirkpatrick said the 65 million dollar center was closed down while Maj Gen Donald N Yates noted missile operations would continue due to trained technicians from Pan American Airways RCA and others.
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Cocoa
Fla. 4
Cape Canaveral
Patrick Air Force Base
Miami
Florida
E. E.hirkpatrick
Corps of Engineers
Donald N. Yates
Aflcio Teamsters Union
Pan American Work Airways
Radio Corporation of America
Yates
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