Eisenhower rails at tax cut plan amid budget concerns
President Eisenhower attacked the Democratic proposal to cut taxes by 20 per person next January as fiscally reckless. He accused sponsors of lacking courage by tying the cut to continued tax rates as an amendment rather than a separate bill. He said the administration favors current corporate and excise rates and kept open the possibility of a tax cut next year while noting a balanced budget is not a prerequisite. He also commented on surplus wheat to Russia, ordering a study but expressing personal caution.
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Roads Called Pork Barrel In Eisenhower Highway Plan
Senator Byrd labeled the 101-billion-dollar highway building program as pure pork barrel and said he would oppose it as inflationary. Senator Gore offered a separate interview while Senator Case noted the open mind on financing and expected amendments in the committee.
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Gigli to retire next June at peak of fame
Italian tenor Enrico Gigli announced at a press conference that he will retire in June. He will be 65 on March 20 and said he wants to quit while the applause remains strong and the crowds are large.
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Editorial on tax relief and Democratic policy by David Lawrence
Today presents a Democratic focus on reducing income taxes as the cheapest form of government aid. Editorials discuss AlaskaLetters Defenses Financial Amusements and more across pages with sections including Reporter Classified Your Money City site and Deaths. The issue highlights pages for sports and features, with misc items and a note on Today’s Pictures.
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Overshoots Airport as Gromyko Plane Brushed London Runway
A Soviet Ilyushin jet carrying Andrei Gromyko from Moscow to London for a United Nations disarmament subcommittee meeting overshot London Airport twice. The 70 minute delay stemmed from translation issues between British air traffic control and the Russian pilot, with a British RAF navigator translating into Russian. The plane circled and landed safely after delays, as Jacob Malik waited at the airport.
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Eleven in county state cuts villages equalization rates
State board of equalization and assessment announced new lower equalization rates for 11 of Onondaga County's 35 villages. The changes raise borrowing and taxing power over five years based on 1955 rolls. Rates range from 29 for Minoa to 52 for East Syracuse, with revised figures pending for Baldwinsville Fayetteville Marcellus and Skaneateles.
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Dulles vows US will stand firm in Asia defense
Secretary of State Dulles told an eight nation secret conference that the United States will meet its Far East military obligations without vacillation. He noted a mobile force in Asia and urged immediate talks among military chiefs to craft defense plans against Communist aggression. An aide said the Philippines seeks a permanent military committee, while a Formosa stance would affect peace prospects.
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Churchill Rejects Meeting With Chou En Lai
London reports Prime Minister Churchill rejected labour calls to meet with Chou En Lai in London or Peiping over the Formosa dispute. He told the House of Commons that Red China had failed to seize a chance and that such visits would likely be unfruitful under current circumstances.
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Turkish Iraqi defense pact signing due in Baghdad
Prime Minister Adnan Menderes left Ankara for Baghdad to sign the Turkish Iraqi defense pact in the Iraqi capital. The move has sparked wide Arab League debate with Egypt leading opposition to an Arab alliance with the West through Turkey, a NATO member. Both governments say they will sign at the scariest possible moment.
Zhukov Warns U S Prepares for War Against Russia
Moscow reports Marshal Georgi Zhukov, new defense minister, accusing United States monopolists of openly preparing a new war against Russia China and their allies. In an Army Navy Day address he denounced imperialist powers for arming factions and reviving German militarism.
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Chuckle Fragment Unclear Found Incomplete Text
An OCR fragment includes a joke line about avoiding drinks and smoking and a note about a fifth birthday. The readable portions are brief and lack identifiable people, places, or dates.
Bull With Picture Window Dies at Cornell
A Jersey steer named Bill, famed for a window-like opening in his stomach since 1933, died at Cornell University after an irreparable leg injury. The animal drew crowds of visitors and students for extended veterinary studies and demonstrations, including a controversial stomach exploration and a so called ramen fistula procedure.
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Daley defeats Kennelly in Chicago mayoral primary
In Chicago, Richard J. Daley aged 52 backed by the regular Democratic machine defeated incumbent Martin H. Kennelly, 67, by more than 100000 votes to seek the citys next four year term. Alderman Robert E. Merriam 36 now faces Daley in the April 5 general election as a Democrat turned Republican with limited opposition.
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Kilgore Opposes Inquiring Harlan Legal Thought
Senator Kilgore says the Senate should not inquire into Judge John Marshall Harlan II's legal thinking as hearings begin on his Supreme Court nomination. He notes it is among Eisenhower appointments facing scrutiny and that public hearings may be held, while other nominees like George C. McConnaugher face Commerce Committee review for FCC post.
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United States Fourth in World Shipbuilding Output Last Year
Dallas Police report intruders in Pallas Texas estate and police note a separate maritime statistic showing the United States ranked fourth in the world for merchant shipbuilding last year. Britain leads, with Sweden and others following as the US launched 46 vessels totaling about 37,984 tons.
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Winter Weather Returns to Central New York
Two inches of heavy snow fell overnight across central New York, hampering travel as new storm blankets the area. County and city plows rushed back into service after a brief thaw, clearing roads and preparing for rising temperatures into the mid 20s and a high near 33 tomorrow.
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Paris Carnival Masks Stir Political Masked Parade
Reporters describe a Shrove Tuesday spectacle in Paris where participants wore masks resembling President Rene Coty and exiled premier Pierre Mendes-France. The masked shop operator Edgar Favre and mask maker are named in a tale of political theater and identity.
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Barred from Video for 90 Days in Unlawful Entry Case
George J. Curtis, 52, of 207 Oakwood Avenue, admitted unlawful entry after forcing a rear door to Mrs. Estelle Hamilton’s home at 1251 State Street. He fled when she returned and was later sentenced in Police Court to 90 days in Onondaga Penitentiary for unlawful entry. Police Officers Manuel Levine and Kistler Warren reported the incident.
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What’s in a Name Keadby and Althorpe seek referee
The English villages of Keadby and Althorne planned to unite to save taxes and appoint a referee after disagreement over the combined name. They cannot agree whether to call the single village Althorpe with Keadby or Keadby with Althorpe, and yesterday decided to seek mediation.
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Harriman with draws tax increase and revises revenue
Governor Harriman withdraws a planned two cent gas tax rise and three cent diesel hike, citing a revised revenue estimate of 31.3 million dollars. Republican leaders call the move an budget retreat while noting 42 million in income would be saved from the budget and highway funds.
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What Lent Means To Me Lent goals for a better life
A Syracuse Lent series essay urges setting future goals during the 40 day period. It frames Lent as spiritual preparation, facing temptations, and reexamining aims to lead to a cleaner, more fruitful life. The piece highlights Lent’s value in steadying life amid busy chaos and guiding toward Jerusalem.
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