Tax Cut Proposal Faces House Committee Clash
Washington Republicans push a rapid income tax cut linked to a broader plan slated for quick approval. Democrats warn the budget balance suffers and stress targeted relief for low bracket earners, with debate over whether to include dependents and family benefits. President Eisenhower backs faster action, while party leaders argue over overall fiscal impact.
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Matusow Case Committee Plans Complete Record
The Senate Internal Security Subcommittee called Harvey Matusow for testimony to establish when and how much he lied in prior statements. Chairman James Eastland promised a complete record of the tangled case.
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Ohioan Among 16 Killed As Airliner Hits Peak
Grim searchers mourn 16 fatalities after a Trans-World Airliner plummeted into the snow covered Sandia peak 12 miles northeast of Albuquerque. D A Collier of Amberly Village Cincinnati area among the dead. Wreckage spread over thousands of yards as crews retrieved bodies through sub zero cold to the mountain top. Airliner carrying 1000 gallons fuel vanished in a blizzard on a 29 minute Albuquerque to Santa Fe run at 220 mph.
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Untitled wartime report on a mountain blast and crimes
An Air Force officer at Lowry Air Force Base surveyed a scarred peak after a high altitude blast. He described a 1000 foot wall of debris and wreckage scattered across the area. The report mentions a Rome incident involving a robbery attempt by three cab drivers against Joseph Ostran, with police nearby and odd weapon details.
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Budget Action in Ohio Legislature Awaits Big Vote
Ohio lawmakers prepare for the final week of the session as Governor Lausche plans to deliver an about 1.0 billion dollar budget next Monday night. Committees will hear bills on education mandates and a belt conveyor right of way project from East Liverpool to Cleveland.
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Schools to Take Part Red Cross Drive 1955
Miss Margaret E. Histed named chairman of the Schools Division for the 1955 Red Cross Drive by William Olsen general chairman. Histed, supervisor of Elyria Elementary Schools, expressed confidence the $450 goal would be easily attained and stressed ongoing student involvement through the junior Red Cross.
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India President Endorses Red China View On Formosa
New Delhi reports President Rajendra Prasad affirmed Chinese Communist claims in the Formosa dispute are justified and that India recognizes only the Peiping regime. He cited peace talks as a path to settlement, praised the Geneva accord, and noted the armistice pattern for future international differences.
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Violence In Ohio Takes Toll This Weekend
Violent crimes across Ohio leave multiple deaths and injuries over the weekend. A 55 year old man shoots his wife then kills himself in East Toledo. A Springfield shop owner kills his estranged wife and himself. A Columbus inmate hangs himself after a privilege denial. A Wellsville man is shot and left unconscious in East Liverpool. Three men from Indiana and Illinois are held in Troy after a $70 Braun Brothers Packing Co. holdup.
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Violence Across Nation Leads to 16 Deaths in Rampage
A nationwide rash of bloody violence ends in a mass of killings and gun battles. Police report 16 dead including a prominent New York figure Dr. Malcolm M. Cook and several gang-related shootings across multiple states. The series features brutal murders, kidnappings, and alleged sex crimes, with victims ranging from a Chicago area to Los Angeles and Pittsburgh.
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Chicago centenarian mocks theories of living long
Mrs Marine Lindstrom of Chicago, who will be one hundred years old in March, is a centenarian with no theories on how to live long. Her simple answer remains I don't know I just lived long. The remark reflects her straightforward view amid aging.
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Weekend Ohio crash toll 19 deaths in stealthy weekend
UNITED PRESS reports Ohio tallies 19 weekend deaths with 10 in traffic. Victims include Joyce Bates 6 Youngstown and John Kiester 8 Ashtabula among others from car crashes fires drownings and falls. Coroners cite accidental causes including carbon monoxide poisoning and vehicles striking pedestrians.
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Airliner Missing 8 Days Found After Crash Believed 29 Dead
Italian search planes identified the missing Sabena airliner that crashed eight days ago. The craft carried 29 people including four Americans. Rescue efforts confirmed the disaster and the search continues for remaining missing details.
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