Foes Split the Tax Bill in Senate Debate
Senate Democrats show a three way split over Eisenhower tax revision as floor debate opens. House approval already granted would cut taxes by about 1.4 billion in year one. Leaders push for passage by Friday with possible holiday break.
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Bouse
Knowland
California
Millikin
R-Corp
George
D-Ga
Aid
G.O.P
Eerlicans
Tog
E. D. Crippa
Wyoming
Senator Hunt
Wyo
Byrd
D-Val
Finance Committee
Douglas
D-Ml
Editorial warns pipe smoking causes more discomfort
Today's features include a change to pipe smoking and its discomfort, with warnings about cigarets noted by Frederick Othman on the editorial page. Regular features list Amusements Letters Bridge Classified Inquiries City Life Radio TV Deaths Women's sections. Today's Pictures: page 12.
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Frederick Othman
Bridge
Graham
Repter
City Life
Barn Fire Destroys Hughes Farm. Two Horses Die
A Peck Hill Road barn on Dr. Edward C. Hughes property burned in the morning blaze. Two riding horses perished, four others were moved to safety, and farm equipment and hay valued at about 15 thousand dollars were destroyed. Fire crews from Jamesville De Witt and neighboring towns fought the flames.
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Peck Hill Rd
Tecumseh Country Clib
Edward C. Hughes
George Lafferty
Earl Schmelling
Hughes
Ex-Police Boss Reveals Soviet Racial Murder Plan
Lt. Col. Grigori Burlitski, 36, testifies before a U.S. Congressional committee in Munich, detailing how Soviet security forces targeted non-Russian groups in the Caucasus and Crimea. He says a million people were lured into friendship then betrayed, in a Trojan-horse operation.
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Germany
GPU
Stalin
Kremlin
Grigori Stepanovich Burlitski
Soviet Union
West
U.S
Congressional Committee On
Nove
Charles J.kersien
R-V Wis
Burlitski
Carr expected to resign from McCarthy aide post
Francis P. Carr, staff director on Senator Joseph McCarthy's Investigations Subcommittee, is reported ready to quit and take a private sector job. A confidant said Carr left Newport R. I. for Washington to hand in his resignation within two weeks, citing weariness of harassment and a sense of unfair smear despite being cleared. The proposed salary would total about 13 000 a year plus expenses, higher than his current pay.
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INS
Francis P. Carr
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin -Republican
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McCarthy
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Newport
R. L
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Rbi
AshCarthy Committee
Congressional Committee
FBI
Communist Party
Rebels Warn New Guatemalan Rulers
Jer sey City truck driver and pilot James Miller Kilgore 33 says he accepted a behind the lines spy post for Guatemala’s civil war while employed by the Guatemalan embassy in Washington He reports his aim to join rebel forces and fight the Communists Kilgore named Col Enrique Peralta Azurdia as recruiter The Justice Department filed his Foreign Agents Registration Act report and noted he bought a plane ticket to Mexico City with embassy attache funds Kilgore’s current whereabouts are unknown but he was in New York City last Saturday to file the statement.
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Jersey City
Justice Department
Guatemala
James Miller Kilgore
Enrique Peralta Azurdia
Kilgore
Cordova
Ala
Israel
Czechoslovakia
Palestine Forces
Hilgore
Mexico City
New York City
Nathan B. Leavin
Weather outlook warmup with colder night
Tonight will be clearing and colder with a low near 48, the coldest since the June 6 cold wave. Tomorrow should bring sunshine and a high in the 70s, after a 67 degree day today. A north wind around 20 mph gusting to 30 will affect the day, following yesterday’s sustained 40 mph that felled weakened tree limbs.
Family Quizzed In Man's Death
Police questioned the victim's wife and mother in law after a 37 year old railroad worker Robert Smith was stabbed to death in his home near the Selkirk yards of the New York Central Railroad. Details of the stabbing remain unclear as investigators review the case.
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Albany
Robert Smith
Selkirk
New York Central Railroad
Smith
Guatemala rebels warn of attack as Arbenz ousted
In Honduras a rebel radio warned of a general attack on Guatemala City if rebel peace conditions are unmet. Col. Carlos Diaz leads a military junta after Jacobo Arbenz resigned under army pressure. Diaz vows to continue war against exiles led by Col. Castillo Armas amid Reds influence retreat. Ouster follows rebel victory at Zacapa, a rail hub northeast of Guatemala City.
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Honduras
Carlos Enrique Diaz
Guatemala City
Col. Diaz
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Diaz
Carlos Castillo Armas
Arbenz
aArbenz
Zacapa
Judge Says Pegler Libeled Reynolds in 1929 Column
Federal Judge Edward Weinfeld instructed the jury that columnist Westbrook Pegler clearly libeled author Quentin Reynolds in a 1929 column. He ruled Reynolds is entitled to damages and left the amount to the jury in Reynolds $500 000 libel action against Pegler Hearst Corporation and Hearst Consolidated Publications.
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NEW York CP
Edward Weinfeld
Jury Today
Westbrook Pegler
Quentin Reynolds
Reynolds
Pegler
Hearst Corporation
Hearst Consolidated Publications, Inc
Worth End Candy Safe Cracked Finds Empty Vault
Boston report says would be thieves failed to rob Worth End Candy Company as the safe was found empty. No loot recovered and no suspects named in the brief item.
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Boston, Mass
Worth End Candy Company
Rain slows helicopter rescues in Langtry Texas floods
Helicopters from Laughlin Air Force Base near Del Rio battled heavy overnight rain to rescue hundreds trapped by floods in Langtry and surrounding areas. Officials report 410 people trapped on trains and roads, 116 passengers already evacuated, as crews deliver food and water while assessing rising Devil's River and a cut off bridge to Mexico.
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Sunset Limited
Wiliam Hughes
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Langtry
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Laughlin Air Force Base
Rio Grande
International Bridge
Mexico
U. S. Highway 90
Tex
Greyhound
San Antonio
Unharmed Missing Tot Found in Sierra Search
Kathy Paxton, 5, who survived over 46 hours without food or shelter in the High Sierra, was found on a granite ledge near Woods Lake by Alvin Van Dell and Louis Avery. She was carried to a highway patrol car and flown for medical checks, with only minor injuries observed.
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Calif. Com
Kathy Paxton
iSierra
Womis Lake
Woods Lake
Alvin van Dell
van Dell
Louis Avery
Mathers
Kathy
Hit Carson Pass
High Sierra
California
Stewart Crandall
Cupertino
Preaganisters
Stead Air Force Base
Reno
Air Force
Carson City
Nev
Hem
Mendes Has Army Plan for Europe
Paris. French Premier Pierre Mendes France announced he has a separate last resort plan for a European army if the European Defense Community fails to gain agreement. He did not disclose any details of his plan.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
European Defense Community
Magistrate Tests Oath With Age Riddle in Court
A playful exchange unfolds as the magistrate questions ages under oath. The woman replies twenty one years and some months, and the clerk adds up to one hundred fifty months, producing a humorous moment in court.
France urged to ratify European Defense Community delay
The leaders stated they would press forward with plans for a Southeast Asia defense alliance and warned that further delays to the European Defense Community and West German sovereignty could harm Atlantic solidarity. They urged France to ratify EDC and endorsed broad atomic cooperation while leaving unsettled the timing of a Southeast Asia anti Communist conference. The communique notes disagreement over Indo China peace talks and Geneva demands, signaling risk if France stalls.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Churchill
Southeast Asia
West Germany
France
Am Atomic Energy
United States
White House
Britain
Indo-China
Iommunique
Geneva
Housing profits cited in Senate FHA inquiry
Senate investigators heard how a group of British subjects turned 3 380 into 336 000 on a federal housing project in New York or nearby, while three Du Pont family members in Delaware were linked to a Newcastle County project yielding 549 375 from a 7 325 cash investment. William F McKenna testified the government cannot prosecute many builders due to legal time limits in the FHA program.
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Washington
INS
Senate
New
du Pont
Delaware
Newcastle County
Del
William F. McKenna
Senlatemanene Committee
Federal Housing Administration
McKenna
Cattle Collapse After Sneeze in Douglas Drought Incident
In Douglas Arizona a drought weakened cattle when a rancher’s water supply rumbled. a tire blew, delaying repairs as cattle gathered. The rancher sneezed and three steers collapsed but were revived with water.
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Douglas
Ariz
Will reads burial wish to share grave with wife in England
Septimus Daniel Gilbert reveals in his will that he wished to lie beside his wife in the same grave. The tombstone inscription requested reads Daniel in the lion's den.
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Kirkecrton
England
Septimus Daniel Gilbert
Daniel
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