Postal Rate Hike Faces Tough Fight In House Debates
The administration seeks a one cent stamp raise and higher rates for newspapers magazines and air mail to cover a 307 million dollar postal deficit. Rep McCormack says the bill has no chance while the House Post Office Committee approved it under White House pressure. Other items cover Bricker treaty debates tax breaks for abroad firms and farm price support reimbursements as Bidault Eden and Dulles push for Far East talks with the five powers.
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John W. McCormack
D-Mass
House Post Office Committee
White House
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Indo-China
Bidault
China
Eden
Dulles
Bill to Force Testimony by Red Suspects
The House Judiciary committee weighs Attorney General Brownell's push for authority to compel testimony from suspected Communists or refuge seekers under a bill by Rep. Kenneth Keating. Brownell calls the move vital to national security and immunity terms hinge on government access to case factors and a balance with fifth amendment rights.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Herbert Brownell Jr
Brownell
Richard M. Nixon
House Judiciary
Chauncey W. Reed
Kenneth B. Keating
Justice Department
Keating
He Calls It Luck in Dramatic San Leandro Crash
Charles P. Senser said luck was with him when his car jumped a curb struck a power pole rolled four times and landed upright minus all four wheels a passenger also survived with minor cuts in the San Leandro California incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
Calif
Charles P. Senser
Senser
Seven Russian Mission Members To Leave Japan Feb 15
Tokyo reports that seven members of the outlawed Soviet mission in Japan will depart for Moscow on February 15. Rostovorov, a defected diplomat, is said to have provided details to U S intelligence. Two other mission members, Domnitzky and Sazanov, declined to confirm plans while inspecting a Soviet ship at Kasado.
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Japan
Tokyo
Ofi Foreign Office
Russia
U. S
Asahi
Yun A. Rostovorov
Igor Gouzenko
Ottawa
Canada
Rostovorov
Kasado
Andrei Domnitzky
Georgi ‘Sazanov
Moscow
Dommitzky
Sazanov
Yomiuri
Rastovorov
Rastovoroov
Lavrenti Beria
Gen Howley doubts decency code obsolescence
Gen Frank Howley former U S commandant in Berlin now with New York University questions the motion picture decency code and its aim to curb content. The piece links debates over film standards with a broader look at charity efforts and aviation advances, noting a Japan of public interest in education and culture.
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New York
Frank Howley
U. S
Berlin
New York University
Elyman Is Named Division Head In Heart Campaign
Paul G. Hovey of 276 Harvard Avenue was appointed to head the Industrial Division of the Lorain County Heart Fund Campaign. He will direct solicitation in Lorain County industry and local clubs with Junior Chamber of Commerce members assisting. Hovey is Jaycees president, Community Welfare Council member, Little League East Board of Trustees, and ex-officio Chamber of Commerce director. He is Oberlin High School graduate, Miami University attendee, with two children Susan and Dan.
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Paul G. Hovey
Harvard Avenue
Lorain County Heart Fund
Alvin J. Meyer
Lorain County
Cleveland Area Heart Society
Hovey
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Christian H. Burkhart
Brandston Avenue
The
Jaycees
Community Welfare Council
Little League East Board of Trustees
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Oberlin High School
Miami University
Hoveys
Susan
Dan
Owner Of Parked Car Cited After Collision
Roe Spitzer aged 36 of R. D. J. Graf ton was cited by state police for parking on the highway after a collision with a car driven by Charles Walley, 22 of 136 Lakeview Avenue, Loraim. Spitzer, whose car had trouble, parked on the roadway. Walley, traveling south, could not avoid the parked vehicle and struck its rear.
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Roe Spitzer
R. D. J. Grafton
Charles Walley
Lakeview Avenue
Loraim
Spitzer
Walley
Upturn in Economy Foreseen by Wolcott and Douglas
Washington reports Rep Jesse P Wolcott foresees an upturn in the nation's economy as production and employment may rise early next year. Sen Paul H Douglas notes cautious hope while economists study Labor Department figures showing rising unemployment benefits but fewer layoffs in manufacturing.
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Jesse P. Wolcott
R-Mich
Senate House
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ii
Joint Economic Committee
Republcans
Wolcott
Douglas
Eisenhower
Labor Department
Department
Economic Committee
Industrial Stocks Close Week Near Oct 1929 High
Industrial stocks closed the week near a new high not seen since 1929. The industrial average reached 294.03 on Thursday, four cents below the 1930 peak, with a five week rise totaling about six billion dollars in market value overall.
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New York
Rairoad
Chrysler
Molotov
du Pont
General Electric
Wesanghouse Electric
Aided
Chemical
East Hopeful for German Accord Amid Western Pessimism
United Press dispatch analyzes two weeks of Berlin foreign ministers talks. Eastern circles push for a German disengagement while Molotov reiterates Potsdam neutralization, framing elections as a tool of Marxist ideology. Western observers see risk in disengaging and seek a transition formula on Austria as the conference drags on.
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U. S
United States
Korea
IndoChina
Dulles
China
Peiping
United Press
Henry Shapiro
Moscow
Berlin
Germany
Ting Bidault
EDC
France
V- M
Molotov
Potsdam
Communist Party of the
Soviet Union
Britain
Lung Cancer to Rise 10 Percent by 1970 Says Ochsner
Dr. Alton Ochsner of Tulane announced at the American Cancer Society that lung cancer incidence will climb about 10 percent by 1970. He projected 18 percent of cancers will be lung cancer, with men most affected, and urged routine chest X rays for men over 40, especially heavy smokers, to detect asymptomatic cancer early.
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ST. Louis
Alton Ochsner
Tulane University
Tvo
Dr. Ochsner
American Cancer Society
Ochsner
McCarthy Attacks Democratic Party at Stark County Rally
Senator Joseph McCarthy denounced the Democratic Party as treasonous at a Stark County Republican rally in Canton Ohio. He labeled Adlai E Stevenson the grand mogul of a fear campaign aimed at exploiting an economic slump and claimed the party seeks government run by Communists and crooks. He noted nine Lincoln Day speeches planned with a Madison Wisconsin stop tonight.
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Canton
Ohio
Joseph R. McCarthy
Adlai E. Stevenson
McCarthy
Stark County
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Stevenson
Soviet Shipments Signal Russian Financial Straits
Washington reports Russia faces economic difficulties with Moscow shipping valuable holdings abroad including gold platinum oil and heavy machinery. Harold E Stassen says Russia cannot access new loans while U S aid debates continue and Indo China military aid absorbs much of the overseas program. Admiral Radford briefs Congress on Indo-China policy alongside France absorbing American military aid in the Viet Minh conflict.
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Ira J. Heller
Merion
Washington
Russia
Harold E. Stassen
Kremllin
Britain
Stassen
Soviet Union
U. S
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Arthur W.radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate Armed Services Committee
France
Indo-China
Mothers Organize Pre School Mothers' Club in East Carlisle
Kindergarten mothers at East Carlisle school form the Pre School Mothers' Club with A Behner presiding. They plan a rummage sale February 19 at Bay City Equipment Company 113 Broad to raise funds for lockers. People may donate clothing at the school or with Mrs Wickstead 1535 Grafton or Mr Pfeiffer.
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East Carlisle
A. Behner
Bay City Equipment Company
Pfeiffer
Parece Wickstead
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Heart Fund
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Alfred O'Donnell
Washington Avenue
Richard C. Browne
Lake Avenue
Elmer Zoltai
Middle Avenue
Robert BR. Gibson
East River Street
Betty Noble
Cari
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IU. S
Gen. Howley
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Bennett Cert
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Paul Smith
National Airlines
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