Ike Blasts Tax Cut Proposal
President Eisenhower denounces a $20 per person Democratic income tax cut as fiscally irresponsible and says it would worsen deficits. He challenges lawmakers to test the bill separately from the administration measure while Democrats push a rider onto that bill. He urges careful analysis and warns of inflation risks if enacted.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Vian
House Rules Committee
House
GOP
Staannaeiag
Dulles Says U S Has Adequate Forces In Asia
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told the Southeast Asia treaty nations in Bangkok that American forces in the region are adequate to cope with any foreseeable situation. He emphasized mobile power with atomic capability and signaled no need for a permanent SEATO land force, while backing a proposed military advisory group.
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Bangkok
Thailand
John Foster Dulles
Southeast Asia Treaty Nations
Dulles
Seato
Asia
Philippines
Carlos P. Garcia
Australia
R. G. Casey
Ngo Dinh Diem
Indochina
U.S
Zhukov Calls Soviet Forces to Stand Ready for Any Aggressor
Marshal Zhukov urged constant readiness to rebuff any aggressor on the 30th anniversary of the armed forces. He spoke on Soviet television and at the Central Theater of the Soviet Army with Bulganin Khrushchev and other officials present. Red Star praised modern weapons and pledged the army air force and navy can crush any foe under Communist Party leadership.
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Moscow
Georgi Zhukov
Nickolai A. Bulganin
Nikita
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Zhukov
Red Star
Northeast Ohio Weather Summary Today and Tonight
Mostly cloudy with a few snow flurries, highs in the middle 30s. Tonight partly cloudy and cold with lows around 20 to 25. Thursday will bring increasing cloudiness and seasonable temperatures. Temperature readings note Tuesday at 32, with earlier comparisons and precipitation ending by 8 p.m. Tuesday. Humidity levels noted at various times Tuesday.
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Ohio
Lorain Chooses Men of the Year at Jaycee Event
E J Burger and Raymond J Miraldi named men of the year at a Jaycee function in Lorain. The notice lists other local items including Sunrise and sunset times, church observances, and community pages.
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Lorain
E. J. Burger
Raymond J. Miraldi
Jaycee
Cold Wave and New Storm Hit West
A baby blizzard and severe cold sweep the Rockies and Great Plains with Nebraska Oklahoma and the Dakotas in the path. Warnings extend across Kansas Missouri Wyoming Colorado New Mexico as subzero temperatures and heavy snow threaten livestock highways and communities. A Pittsburgh hill slide disrupted utilities and traffic while Mardi Gras events faced delays and a Las Vegas blast project was postponed.
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Great Plains
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Dakotas
Kanas
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Wyoming
Colorado
New Moxico
Missisisippi River
Wisconsin
Michigan
Illinois
Iowa
Pittsburgh
Las Vegas
New
New Orleans
Monongahela
Plains
Rockies
Ohioan Elected National Assn Leader at Atlantic City
Dr Lelande Drake principal of Mohawk Junior High School in Columbus was chosen president of the National Association of Secondary School Principals at the convention in Atlantic City Tuesday elevating Ohio to the top post in the organization.
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Ohioan
Columbus
INI
Lelande Drake
Mohawk
National Association of Secondary
Atlantic City
Faure Seeks Assembly Backing In France Crisis
Paris dispatch reports Radical Socialist Edgar Faure pressing the National Assembly to confirm him as premier with a pledge to speed ratification of German rearma ment and push talks with Communists. He forms a right of center cabinet including Pinay as foreign minister and Schuman as justice minister. Faure outlines a three point plan: ratification of rearma ment, internal autonomy for Tunisia, and a three year social program for workers.
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Edgar Faure
National Assembly
Europe
Asia
Faure
Pierre Mendes
France
Assembly
Antoine Pinay
Catholi Popwar Republican
MRP
Robert Schuman
Justee
Pierre Pilimiin
MRF
Finance
Pinay
Pilimiin
Strifetorn
Tunisia
Man Who Aided McDermott Hangs Self in Penitentiary
James D. Welsh, 1, a former parolee who aided killer Pat McDermott's escape from Ohio Penitentiary, hanged himself in his punishment cell. Welsh, of Girard, Ohio, was in solitary confinement in the section above death row and had no privileges. He had returned to prison January 14 after admitting providing shelter at a downtown Columbus hotel where he worked as a clerk. McDermott, now among the FBI's 10 most wanted, left after a short stay, with authorities accepting Welsh's account of not knowing his destination. Welsh's hearing by the Pardon and Parole Commission delayed further parole for five years.
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Columbus
INS
Pat McDermott
Ohio Penitentiary
James D. Welsh
McDermott
Canton
Don Mellett
Welsh
Girard
Ohio
Ralph J. Alvis
FBI
Grand Tim
Youngstown
Pardon and Parole Commission
Ike Has Doubts On Wheat Plan
President Eisenhower questioned a proposal to ship surplus U.S. wheat to Russia. He warned the Soviet Union could exploit the goodwill gesture to the United States disadvantage. The remarks reflect concerns over timing and potential strategic risks.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
U.S
Russia
Soviet Union
Nationalists Say Two More Red Ships Hit
Reported claims from the Nationalists say two additional Communist ships were sunk or damaged during prelude to renewed air raids near Formosa. The Army outlined smoke protection plans to reduce heat effects from atomic blasts, noting a potential shield over a 40 square mile area.
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Nevada Desert
William M. Creasy
America Institute of Chemical Engineers
Charleston
W. Va
Creasy
Hiroshima
Taishan Islands
Formosa
Cleveland
Larr Sheppard
Marilyn Sheppard
Tha Sket
Reese
Sheppard
Jas
Sam
View Hospital
Bay Village
Cuyahoga County
Mexico
CIFY
Federal Penitentiary
Fife
Hershey
2Nd St
Ely School Bridge
Eisenhower News Conference Signals Defense and Diplomacy
President Eisenhower said the smog defense concept is under study to test its merit as a defense against atomic attack. He noted disarmament prospects with the Communist world remain pessimistic and outlined efforts on Formosa, a Paris defense pact ratification, and the U S insistence on the release of American flyers by China. He praised Democratic leadership in Congress for personal cooperation.
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My. Eisenhower
Washington
U.S
John Jester Dulles
Formosa
Bangkok
Reds
U. S
Angby
Congress
High School Fraternity Terror Tales Studied
Columbus officials report terrorism claims by high school fraternities in Toledo schools. The House Education Committee weighs the Manahan bill to outlaw secret school fraternities with expulsion as penalty. Fraternities linked to disruptive activity, absences, and fights are cited along with police and juvenile court involvement.
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Columbus
INS
Toledo
House Education Committee
Manahan
William Manahan
Frank Pauly
Stu
Dent
Wallace Hoffman
Lucas County
Evacuation Highways Plan Urged in Congress Debate
Senator Henry M Jackson urged a network of evacuation highways linking major targets with the national highway program. Federal civil defense officials endorsed prioritizing evacuation over shelters as President Eisenhower pushed a 102 billion dollar, 10 year highway plan to Congress to avoid deadly congestion in an atomic attack.
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Senate Armed Services
Kefauver
Val Peterson
Federal
Civil Defense
Willard E Libby
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense
Arthur A. Diemming
Flemming
International Soundphoto
Washington
Civy
Atomic Energy
Willard ¥. Libby
Eisenhower
Congress
Jkey
Injured driver dies after collision with train at Columbus crossing
Chester Lathen, 41, of Columbus, died Tuesday night from injuries after his station wagon was struck by a train at a Columbus crossing. State police say he, the father of six, failed to heed blinker lights.
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Columbus
Chester Lathem
Distillery Bequeathal Conditionally Willed to Town
In Offenburg West Germany an S-A citizen from Oberkich willed a distillery to the town but with one condition that it be closed and the equipment used as scrap. He cited an excess of distilleries in the district.
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Offenburg
West Germany &S
Oberkich
Family bathroom screen helps you see out not in
Classified ad from Chronicle Telegram promotes bathroom screen painters plumbers and tile-setters seeking work with contact point 4751 for ad writing assistance.
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