Ike's Housing Plans Fall as Tax Cuts Pass Senate
Senate approves about 1.034 billion annual cut across broad excise and sales taxes to take effect next Thursday. The measure, amid a heated election year debate, moves to a conference with the House and targets items from fur handbags to telephone charges. The bill extends major excise increases for a year, projecting added revenue of 1.077 billion, with a deadline for presidential signature looming next Wednesday night.
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Britons Urge H-Bomb Ban Amid Nuclear Tension
British lawmakers from the Labor party press Prime Minister Churchill to seek an immediate tripartite meeting with Soviet Premier Malenkov and President Eisenhower to secure peace and push for a worldwide ban on further H-bomb blasts. The call spans party lines as editors warn of the hydrogen bomb threat.
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Today's Editorial Page Promotes Practical Tax Cuts Plan
Doris Freeson voices support for tax cuts on the editorial page. The feature list notes Amusements, Financial, Bridge, Classified, City Life, Music, Radio TV, and Sports sections with page numbers.
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Mrs Hull 79 Dies Wife of Ex-Secretary Hull
Mrs Cor den Hull a Staunton native and wife of former secretary of state Hull died after pneumonia and heart attack in Staunton. She arrived Wednesday for a week’s rest with Mrs Julius Witz and died within hours. Funeral to be private at Bethlehem Chapel National Cathedral Washington with burial in the cathedral crypt. She was educated at Mary Baldwin and received the Algernon Sydney Sullivan award in 1939. She is survived by two brothers C J Witz and Henry Witz and her husband who served as US secretary of state from 1933 to 1944.
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Mexican Airliner Crashes North of Monterrey
A Mexican airliner crashed about 16 miles north of Monterrey early today. All 18 aboard were believed dead including 15 passengers and three crew members. The flight, operated by Aeroté Naves Line, had not been heard from since last night. Five passengers carried North American names.
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Ely ends talks on Indo China strategy with US
General Paul Ely of France completed a week of high level Indo China strategy talks in Washington. He met with President Eisenhower and Admiral Radford and indicated France seeks no new US aid. Details of results remain secret.
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Chuckle: wife jokes about husbands not coming home for dinner
A light humor item shows a harassed wife in a kitchen telling her husband to call and pretend he won’t be home for dinner, poking fun at men who skip family meals. The gag relies on domestic frustration and the idea of pretense at dinner time.
McCarthy Probers Aim to Name Special Counsel
Senate investigations subcommittee members said they hoped to name a special counsel by nightfall for a public inquiry into charges linking Chairman McCarthy and Army officials. The plan faced opposition from some subcommittee Democrats and pressure to complete ground rules for a televised hearing. The issue centers on alleged pressures by McCarthy and chief counsel Roy Cohn to obtain favorable Pentagon treatment for Pvt. G David Schine before his Army service.
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Dock Strike Fights Turn Up Violence in New York
Violence flared as longshoremen clashed during the New York waterfront strike now in its third week. Hoodlum assaults and a disrupted port left the East Coast activity largely paralyzed amid a battle over union leadership.
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Fatal Fall on Circus Train Probed After Tragedy
Authorities investigate a deadly fall on the Barnum and Bailey Circus train as a laborer on the elephant crew dies after being struck by wheels near Sarasota. A man identified as James T. Kelly was found dazed at Dade City. another passenger, L. Holland, suffered head injuries and was hospitalized after being thrown from the train.
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Seven Feared Dead In Crooked Hotel Fire
Fire swept the Northwood Hotel in CROOKSION Minn early today. Seven persons feared dead with three known dead and four believed found in the smoking ruins. Four others were injured, one seriously, as they escaped the flames from the burning building.
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Board renames class for slow learners to exceptional children
Paterson New Jersey board of education votes to rename the school program for slow learners to Class for Exceptional Children, citing desire for positive framing and inclusive language in district materials and communications.
Ex-convicts plotted $60,000 jail escape in Rochester
Two ex convicts promised a share of a $60,000 holdup to engineer a prison break at Monroe County Penitentiary. In the raid they tied guards, seized a guard, revolvers, and the getaway car. One suspect, Mendola, remains at large. others were held for grand jury.
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Many Cancer Victims Owe Relief to Dogs
Rutgers University pathologist Dr John R Mc Coy reports dogs helped test new cancer drugs. He says canine studies established human dosage systems and show patients gaining longer lives and better pain control. Dogs with cancers unresponsive to surgery or radiation reacted like human tumors. Concluded on Page 5.
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Cutter Sinks 33 Drowned in Mediterranean Storm
The Spanish cutter Guadalete sank in a gale off Gibraltar as 33 sailors died. Forty-four survivors were rescued and landed at Algeciras after a two hour battle to stay afloat in 20 foot seas. Maltese sailors were lauded for risking their lives to save others.
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East Germany gains sovereignty but keeps Soviet troops
The Soviet Union grants East Germany sovereignty after talks with Otto Grotewohl but reserves the right to keep 300,000 Soviet troops in the eastern zone to safeguard the regime. Moscow criticizes Allied occupation forces in West Germany and cites the occupation statutes as incompatible with the new status.
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Perjury Seen In Red Probe
Rep. Jackson says he will urge the Justice Department to check for perjury in conflicting testimony before the House Un American Activities Committee. The dispute centers on statements by Rev. John A Hutchison Williams College professor of religion and Rev. Joseph Novak of Detroit and Lari C Reno.
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Rash With Cash? Mrs Nolen Hopes Allergy Not To Money
Memphis Tennessee United Press report notes Mrs Rd Nolen wears a bandage and a taped item on her arm as doctors assess if she is allergic to money. She works two jobs as a cashier.
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Eisenhower housing program cut by Appropriations Committee
The House Appropriations Committee recommended shrinking the four year public housing plan to about 39 000 units and ending it in two years in a $5 566 118 763 omnibus bill sent to the House for next week’s debate. The bill lowers overall agency funding from this year by 375 168 400 and trims AEC funding while citing slum clearance as the program’s justification. Representative Phillips notes the program has not worked and many intended tenants cannot occupy the homes.
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Weather Outlook Mixed With Snow Flurries and Cold Temps
A western storm offshore brings strong winds and gales while the five day outlook shows near normal temperatures with colder conditions tomorrow and warmer by Monday and Tuesday. Flurries tomorrow expect rain Monday and Tuesday as high winds hit Buffalo Watertown and Rochester with varying rainfall totals.
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Holden Hepburn Lead 1953 Oscar Winners
William Holden and Audrey Hepburn top the 1953 Academy Awards as From Here to Eternity wins best picture with eight awards tying the all time record. Holden discusses mixed feelings over his Stalag 17 role and his acceptance speech. Hepburn reflects on Broadway roots and future acting goals.
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