President Plans Veto On Tax Reform Revisions
The president signals a veto on a tax repeal measure while lawmakers study revamping tax laws. The discussion touches on theater attendance declines blamed on television, with many cinemas closing. A daily radio address outlines congressional and administration work, noting 21 bills signed and a broad fiscal agenda including a $1,086.1 million appropriation and military and memorial projects.
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Tay Bil
Eisenhower
Congress
Italy
France
Corregidor
Woman Collects 55000 Postcards Shares Hobby Obsession
Mrs. Hawbecker travels to collect postcards across several states and even creates her own printed versions of scarce Washington County post cards. She swaps cards with fellow collectors, keeps 800 vases, 225 perfume bottles, and once owned 160000 match covers, now reduced to 25000. She serves as president of the All States National Hobby Club and appeared on two TV shows during a convention. She stayed up late swapping items and faced little sleep during the event.
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Court House
Tennessee
Kentuck
Hawhecker
All States National Hobby Club
Free food packages show no American origin in West Berlin
Western relief items for West Berlin hunger sufferers arrive in mixed packaging with unmarked bags and cans. East Germans remove labels and bear the risk of border seizures. Affected are meals from a U S funded program amid cold war tensions, impacting over a million recipients.
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Vamanism
West Berlin
Philadelphia
Walter
Phillips
Cily
Antarctic
Arlens
Red Police
Freed Allied POWs Recall Brutal North Korean Detention
Returning Allied prisoners describe deathly beatings and starvation in North Korean camps. Lt. Samuel E. Massinberg of Detroit details four days of torture and a forced rejection of communism, while Shung Keun Shown, a 25 year old South Korean, recalls witnessing seven Americans beaten to death. Remaining inmates faced severe hunger with millet rations and minimal medical care as death tolls mounted in “Death Valley” mining camps.
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Misael
Auburn
Wash
Grishs
Death Valley
James
Governor calls for reform of Pennsylvania penal system
Governor Fine of Pennsylvania urged a complete overhaul of the U.S. penal system at the National Governors Conference closing session. He pressed for uniform state policies and a thorough study of convictions, sentences, inmate treatment, paroles, and rehabilitation to curb prison violence and avoid costly new construction.
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Gov. Fine
Pennsylvania
Seattle
John
National Governors Conference
United States
CAP Cadets Watch Jets in Mock Air Crash Drills
CAP Cadets observe jets during a dockside air crash drill and rescue, with Querry reporting boats rushing to the scene 15 seconds after the siren. The second day includes air navigation class, and after 6 pm cadets enjoy recreation at the PX, service club, or dayroom, while Cadet St Querry notes heavy indoctrination and bunk pranks as standard basic training life.
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Querry
St- Querry
D Alesandro’s Son Charged With Rape and Arrests
Baltimore reports Mayor Thomas D Alesandro’s son, Franklin Delano Roosevelt D Alesandro, charged with raping a 13 year old and with keeping two cousins, ages 13 and 41, in a West Preston Street apartment for a week. Four men charged. two released on bail. attorney Joseph Sherr bow helps bail.
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Thomas D’alesandro
Franklin Delano Roosevelt D'Alesandro
Young D‘alesandra
West Preston Street
D‘alesandro
Young D'Alesandro
Joseph Sherbow
Imerison
Young
p'Alesandro
George Baccaia
Philip Sudano
Congressman Urges Food Surplus Help for Needy Families
Rep. Vorty of California urged the administration to consider distributing some surplus food to needy Americans. He proposed aid for pensioners, families with divorced or deceased parents, and households with six or more children under 16, in a statement for the Congressional Record.
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Rep
Vorty
D-Calif
Congressional
Auto collision brings 15 women and children to scene in Alice
Deputy Sheriff Bob Miller described a wreck in Alice Texas as almost circus trick. He counted 15 people including an expectant mother and six children after a collision between a 1952 Cadillac and a 1941 Packard. No serious injuries. only minor first aid needed.
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Alice
Tex
Bob Miller
Miller
Central Figure In Poisoning Case Is Mother Of A Son
Joyce Hayden, central figure in the Richard La Force poisoning case, has a son born July 25 at South Gate Suburban Hospital. Layne Erie Hayden is named for the child of the 18 year old and the trial showed La Force, 18, denied fatherhood claims. He was convicted of poisoning drinks to harm her husband Robert Hayden, 19, and ordered confined to a mental institution.
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Los Angeles
Joyce Hayden
Richard la Force
Prayer for TODAY Thon at Mie gral van ker and Gaecaxing worker
Prayer text requests unity among managers and workers in a universal enterprise. It asks for teamwork to understand others, to seek service over profit, and is signed by MW Hartman of Columbus. Includes religious council notes and ad fragments about a skin product.
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Gaecaxing
Aner
MW. Hartman
Columbus
Jynimiser
Hesley
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