Tax Cut Possible If Economically Sound
President Eisenhower said the budget will balance this fiscal year and next but a tax cut is only justifiable if it does not put the government back in the red. He outlined priorities including foreign aid, highway financing, farm and school programs, slum clearance, civil rights expansion, Alaska and Hawaii statehood, immigration law revision, and refugee act amendments.
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Ouster of zoning board member surges again request
Voters reregistration in home precincts begins tomorrow and Siesta Key group plans study on incorporation. Downtown merchants to be consulted on new parking areas. More than 400 dogs to be seen in the first kennel club show here. Income tax office offers help to taxpayers.
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Tonight's events at Circus Hall of Fame and The Players
At 7 pm Recreation Unlimited holds its first meeting at Circus Hall of Fame on U S 41. At 8 15 pm The Valiant a workshop play by The Players plays at the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer. At 8 30 pm The Reclining Figure by The Players Theater opens across from Municipal Auditorium.
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West Germany Chief 80 Today
Konrad Adenauer marked his 80th birthday as West Germany’s long serving chancellor. Global leaders sent tributes including Pope Pius XII, Nehru, Eisenhower, Eden, and Churchill. The post marked all letters with roses in Bonn reflecting his hobby as an amateur rose grower.
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Chinese Gun Duel Continues Between Nationalists and Communists
In Formosa the Quemoy and Matsu artillery duel escalated as Communist guns opened fire and Nationalist batteries replied while U S officials Donald Quarles and Adm Radford arrived for high level talks in Taipei.
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Maybie and Carter Seek Democratic Primary Challenges to Haley
Florida candidates Lefferts L. Maybie and Leonard C. Carter announced plans to challenge Congressman James A. Haley in the Democratic primary for Florida's 7th District. Maybie, 30, Polk County judge, and Carter, 28 Lakeland attorney, expect to enter bids for re election, highlighting Polk County support and regional interest across Sarasota Manatee Polk Hardee DeSoto and Highlands counties.
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Bright Spot My Boy Friend Is Serving On The
A fragment notes a romantic relationship and military service mention. It hints at personal life amid broader news context without concrete names dates or places.
Ike Plans Economic Aid Drive to Fight Reds Abroad
The United States may commit up to one billion dollars in foreign economic aid over ten years with a maximum of 100 million dollars per year to counter communism in the Middle East and South Asia. The plan faces Capitol Hill scrutiny as critics seek to trim a near five billion dollar aid package approved last year. Rep. Richards says he will review the grounds for the requested increase while Secretary Dulles argues the funds are needed to maintain aid shipments.
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Senate probe singles out Times employee amid subversion inquiry
The Senate Internal Security subcommittee summoned another New York Times employee as it disputes the paper's claim of being singled out in its subversion search. Otto Albertson was named as the witness, with job details undisclosed, while the Times denounces Eastland's inquiry and defends its stance against segregation and McCarthyism.
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Jail Again For Tongay
Russell Tongay was returned to state prison after a sequence of escapes. He had been taken for treatment in November, fled in New Orleans, surrendered in California, and two days earlier escaped again from guards on a train in Mobile while being transported back.
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New Agriculture Look Modeled for Farm Program
Washington sources say the administration plans a new face for its farm program and tested it for further tailoring before the Senate Agriculture Committee. Public supporters expect clearer goals while critics call for tighter controls.
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Prince Rainier to wed Grace Kelly in Monaco
Prince Rainier III of Monaco announced his engagement to American actress Grace Kelly in a palace statement. Also in brief, Colombia reported Tolima violence nearly under control with 32 Conservative party members killed, while Brazil's President-elect Juscelino Kubitschek made a breakfast visit to President Eisenhower in Key West.
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Quotations From Ike's Address Emphasize Peace Prosperity
President Eisenhower outlines a peaceful world, strong economy, and rising living standards. He notes threats from Soviet and Chinese communism and calls for preparedness. He urges federal cooperation on large and small projects, including river storage and partnership ventures.
Shake, Rattle and Roll Foretells Calm Yet Cold I
Weather notes from Sarasota describe continued cold with a trough of low temperatures tonight and a warming trend by Friday. Forecasters predict a high in the mid sixties today, a low around the 30s tonight, and a northeast wind at 16 to 20 mph.
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Lightweight Aerotrain debuts on two US railroads
General Motors introduces the Aerotrain a lightweight 16 coach aluminum steel train designed to cut costs and speeds. GM President Curti ce calls it a new concept with two demonstration runs the New York Central Chicago to Detroit and the Pennsylvania Washington DC to Newark with service planned Feb 6 Pittsburgh and Chicago to Detroit in spring.
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