Eisenhower Comments On Taxes Labor Merger And Asia Aid
President Eisenhower commented on the Senate Finance Committee vote against a generalized tax cut, the pay raise for Congress, and the need for school construction leadership. He ruled out sending surplus wheat to Russia, discussed the AFL and CIO merger, Antarctic exploration aims, inviting Russian farmers, and an Asia aid program with no plans for aggressive action toward China.
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Congress Struggles Over Prohibition and Reforms in Andhra
The article reviews the Andhra Pradesh campaign where the Congress Party faces social and land reform failures and criticism of prohibition. It notes a split party, external leadership backing, and a shift to connect Communists with Moscow and Peiping as local Reds are denounced while Nehru tours critical areas.
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Asian Bloc
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Bombay
Dev. K. Barooah
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India
Soviet Union
Red China
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Peiping
Faure Cabinet Stakes Life on Budget Debate
Premier Edgar Faure's new cabinet votes to stake its life on the budget set for debate Friday in the National Assembly. The plan mirrors the Mendes-France budget, reflecting Faure's prior role as finance minister.
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Paris
Edgar i Faure
National Assembly
Pierre Mendes-France
President avoids commitment on nominating convention site
The president comments on indispensability and the fate of leaders, then shifts to a press conference trap over selecting San Francisco for the 1956 nominating convention. He supports moving conventions nationwide and cites a preference for San Francisco climate but ends with a blunt no to plans to attend.
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Tennessee Passes Auto Sale Bill
Gov. Frank Clement signed a bill creating a state commission to license automobile dealers and manufacturers representatives. The law take effect immediately and prohibits manufacturers from forcing dealers to take unsold new cars or requiring customers to accept unwanted accessories.
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Tenn
Frank Clement
Eines Distributing
Nixon Wraps Dominican Visit Heads to Haiti
Vice President Richard M. Nixon concludes two days in the Dominican Republic praising its stand against Communism. He travels to Haiti tomorrow as the final stop on his 7,500 mile goodwill tour of Central America and the Caribbean, returning to Washington on Saturday.
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Adams Sworn In Rookie Patrolman Then Resigns
John Adams was sworn in as a rookie Pittsburgh patrolman early this week. Four hours later he was acquitted in criminal court of a numbers writing charge. Yesterday he resigned. Officials called his career one of the most interesting and shortest on record.
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Pittsburgh
John Adams
Harriman's dog Brum defies Labrador color lore
Governor Harriman's dog Brum, a white Labrador retriever, has puzzled readers who insist Labradors are black. Press secretary Charles Van Devander confirms Brum is part of Harriman's white Labrador line developed at his Orange County farm, aligning with rare color variation.
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Brum
Charles van Devander
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Ex Producer Grisman Dies After Truck Incident
Albany report of Samuel H. Grisman, 64, former Broadway producer, fatally struck by an ice cream truck backing from a driveway at Mt. McGregor Rest Camp in Saratoga County. Died at Veterans Administration Hospital. Grisman produced Talk About Girls, Deep Harlem, The Cradle Will Rock, Bright Honor, Forbidden Melody, and Tortilla Flat with Jack Kirkland.
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Samuel H. ‘Grisman
Saratoga County
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Harlem
Jack Kirkland
38 Burn to Death In Railroad Car
Thirty nine Koreans were trapped and burned to death tonight when fire swept through a railroad car of the Seoul bound train in the Pusan railway station. A U S Army spokesman said the fire started about 6 15 P M in a loaded passenger coach and was brought under control in 15 minutes by American and Korean fire fighters. The spokesman said the blaze spread so quickly none of the Koreans had a chance to get out.
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Pope Pius XII Blessing Amid Commemoration in Rome
Crowds gathered in Rome as Pope Pius XII appeared at his window to bless the faithful. He spoke in Latin, his voice strong despite his health since last December, while horns and cheers filled the scene and the pope gestured with the sign of the cross. The event coincided with retrospective praise from Italy’s press for his wartime efforts and long papacy.
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Rome
Messaggero
Pope Pius
Pope John Paul II Illness Trims Public Duties
Diplomatic corps accredited to the Vatican and other dignitaries signed messages of birthday greetings. L Osservatore Romano noted the Pontiff’s illness forced him to curtail activities during its most acute period while praising his teaching and constant presence.
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Vatican
L'Osservatore Romano
L’osservatore
Hawaiian Volcano Quieting as Refugees Prepare Return
More than 400 refugees from volcanic eruptions planned to return home with officials awaiting a go ahead from Gordon A. MacDonald director of the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory and civil defense. MacDonald said about 160 acres of cane field and timber were charred by the eruption that began with a spectacular explosion Monday. He warned the volcano still could act up.
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Hawaii
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Phone Tap Bill Killed in Massachusetts House
The Massachusetts House defeated a proposal to limit attorney general and district attorney power to tap telephone wires by a 130 to 93 vote. The Senate had approved a similar bill 19 to 18 last week, while a prior version died a year ago after Gov. Christian Herter veto.
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Massachusetts House
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Christian Herter
Meg Given Sendoff By US Servicemen
Princess Margaret ends a month long Caribbean tour with a farewell reception by about 500 U S servicemen in Nassau Bahamas. She boards the Canopus bound for London at 12 15 P M after visiting Eleuthera where U S forces marked a holiday.
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The Helenas Hummingbird of Cuba Rated Smallest Bird
The Helenas hummingbird of Cuba, measuring 2% inches in length, is described as the smallest bird in the world. The finding highlights extreme diminutive avian size and places the species among the smallest vertebrates observed.
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