Tax Cut Debate Grows In Congress Presses By Saylor
Rep Saylor Pa will press for individual tax cuts through two bills one raising personal exemptions from 600 to 700 the other offering a straight 10 percent tax cut. He argues revenue loss would be modest and ties tax relief to debt reduction and a balanced budget.
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Washington
Congress
Rep
Saylor
R-Pa
House
Martin
Massachusetts
Eisenhower
Sen. George
D-Ga
U. S
Western Air Struck Halting Most Operations Nationwide
Western Air Lines faces a system wide strike by the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks. Flights are canceled across 12 states and Canada with only a few inbound or outbound services in Butte and other major routes possibly continuing. Supervisory staff assumed loading duties at some points as pilots await possible action.
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Western Air Lines
Butte
Canada
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
WAL
States
Montana
California
Oregon
Washington
Utah
Nevada
Colorado
Nebraska
Wyoming
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Los Angeles International
San Francisco
Air Line Pilots Assn
ALPA
Pilots Union
Democrats Praise Nixon on Birthday in Mixed Senate Response
In Washington on his 43rd birthday, Richard Nixon received polite yet cool acknowledgment from Democrats in the Senate while Republicans offered praise. Sen Knowland highlighted Nixon's long career, and Sen Johnson called him courteous and fair, as Mundt suggested Nixon would be a strong vice presidential candidate if Eisenhower runs again.
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Washington
Vic
Nixon
Senate
Sen
Knowland
California
GOP
Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Wiley
Rwis
Ruchel
R-Calif
Mundt
R-Sd
Republican
House
Steam heat aplenty at Miami Beach
Thousands of tourists paid $40 a day to shiver in 40 degree weather while thinking about hotel bills. Lifeguards visited race tracks as cabana patrons lounged in wind sheltered niches far from pools. Women wore velvet toreador pants and mink coats.
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Miami Beach
U.P
New Jordan Government Takes Over Amid Disorder Fight
Amid mounting riots over the Baghdad Pact, King Hussein orders Samir el Rifai to restore order and purge disruptive elements from the civil service. The Arab Legion maintains control as demonstrations ease and Americans report safety across Jordan.
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Jordan
Amman
Arab Legion
Quaker Hospital
Ajloun
State Department
Washington
U. S. Marine Guard
U. S
Jordan Administered
Jerusalem
Foreign Office
Philadelphia
Samir el Rifai
Ibrahim Hashem
Hashem
el Rifai
Palestine
Hussein
Said el Mufti
Middle East
Britain
Iran
Iraq
Turkey
Pakistan
Virginia voters back plan to change constitution on school funding
Virginians approve by a wide margin a plan to amend the State Constitution to allow public funds for private education as a shield against enforced integration. Early returns show a near two to one vote in favor, with strong support across most districts except parts of Alexandria Arlington and Radford. The proposal, backed by Gov. Stanley and the Gray Commission, would also enable an assignment plan for pupil placement beyond race.
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Richmond
Virginia
Washington
Pittsylvania
North Carolina
Alexandria
Arlington
Potomac
Shenandoah Valey
Radford
GOP
Ted Dalton
Senate
Thomas B. Stanley
Stanley
Commission On Public Education
Garland Gray
Rebels Harass French Across North Africa Report
Algerian rebels intensified attacks in eastern Algeria near Constantine killing or kidnapping 38. Across the region 56 rebels died and 62 were captured by French forces. In Morocco’s Rif Mountains fighting slowed though eight tribesmen fell. Rebels crossed into Tunisia targeting Neo-Destour HQ at Sidi Aich near Gafsa, while Bourguiba’s moderate stance draws Tunisian nationalist ire.
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Algiers
Algeria
France
North Africa
Constantine
Riff
Morocco
Tunisia
Neo-Destour Party
Sidi-Aich
Gafsa
Habib Bourguiba
Bourguiba
U S Warns of Atomic Retaliation in Korea Clash
Adm. Arthur W. Radford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs, said on a Far East briefing trip near North Korea lines that the United States would use atomic weapons if Communist forces attack South Korea again.
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Korea
U.S
Arthur W. Radford
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
United States
South Korea
Radford
Far East
North Korea
Dillon physician Dr Harve A Stanchfield dies during bowling
Dr Harve A Stanchfield 56 a Dillon physician of 17 years died suddenly from a heart attack while bowling with his wife Mildred Monday night. Born LaPorte Indiana July 1899 he practiced in Manhattan six years before moving to Dillon. He leaves wife son Dr Robert Stanchfield and three grandchildren plus relatives. The body was taken to Brundage chapel.
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Dillon
Harve A. Stanchfield
Big Hole Basin
Jackson
University of Minnesota
Stanchfield
Robert Stanchfield
Shelby
Vern Stanchfield
Wise River
Brundage Chapel
Welfare fund outlay in Montana declines for third straight year
Montana's Public Welfare Dept reports 1955 outlays at 10,315,288 for public assistance, down 470,179 from 1954. Old age assistance remains largest program at 6,282,199 for 9,059 people, though overall caseload drops 12 percent from 1954. The disabled aid rises while needy blind and dependent children aid fall, with total 1955 relief costs totaling 10 million plus and an average monthly caseload around 13,000.
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Helena
Montana
W. J. Fouse
Public Welfare Dept
State Department
Fouse
Welfare Department
Department For Assistance
Anaconda Takes Options on Mines Near Superior Arizona
Anaconda Copper Company is taking options on three mines near Superior Arizona for exploratory work Clyde E Weed says options for the Queen Creek Grand Pacific and Bellemont Mines are being signed He estimates the Queen Creek option around 400000 and Bellemont near one million dollars while confirming development plans to assess ore potential
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New York
Anaconda Co
Superior
Ariz
Clyde E. Weed
Queen Creek
Grand Pacific
Bellemont
Weed
Anaconda
Eastern Seaboard Hit by Severe Storm
The worst winter storm in seven years swept the Eastern Seaboard from Maine to Florida on Monday. Rain sleet and snow plus near gale winds buffeted the North Atlantic states while southerners faced below freezing temperatures. Dozens of cars crashed on ice and pedestrians slipped on slick sidewalks from Maine to Virginia.
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New York
U.P
Maine
Florida
North Atlantic
Miami Beach
Virginia
Ike Resumes Full Duties of Presidency
President Eisenhower returns to normal White House work after a 12 day rest in Key West Florida. He sends Congress his soil bank plan dispatches 155 nominations and reopens his appointment secretary position. Bernard Shanley resumes duties at the President's request signaling a broad return to full operations.
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Washington
White House
Florida
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
Bernard Shanley
Key West
Fla
Shanley
Harold E. Stassen
James C. Hagerty
City weighs more traffic rule changes after first day
City plans further steps to smooth uptown traffic on Park and Broadway with morning loading zones 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and designated truck parking on both streets. Officials say the shift to one way flows east on Park and west on Broadway between Arizona and Montana reduces congestion and officials intend scramble crossings at Park Main and Broadway Main with diagonal crossing every third signal change.
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Park and Broadway
Park
Arizona
Montana
Dakota
Main
Wyoming
Tim J. Sullivan
B. J. Riley
George Stanich
Jim Egan
Park and Main
Broadway and
What to Do With Cashed Government Bonds
Government bonds once cashed are repulped into insulating material for motors and generators. If you want to sell a motor, use the Want Ads to reach buyers. call 5451 for an ad writer. This excerpt showcases the ad format and sales approach.
Sold Quick New U S Royal 670x15 Tire with Wheel
Quick sale of a new U S Royal 670x15 tire with wheel. Item description highlights complete set ready for installation. No additional accessories or warranties provided. Local buyer pickup preferred.
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U. S
Soil Bank Is Ike's No 1 Proposal in 9 Point Program
President Eisenhower presented a one billion dollar soil bank plan to cut cropland by about 12 percent to absorb surpluses and lift farm prices. The program, first in a nine point package, aims to reduce production, offset revenue losses with subsidies, and shift farming toward idle land and non crop use.
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Ike
Washington
Eisenhower
Soil Bank
Congress
Benson
Agriculture Dept
House
Martin
Massachusetts
Senate
Knowland
California
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Sen
George
D-Ga
Many Expected Tonight at Chamber Dinner
More than 300 reservations fill the Chamber of Commerce banquet in Finlen Hotel Silver Bow room for a 7 p.m. talk by Dr. Royal L. Garff University of Utah economist professor of speech and marketing. Robert D. Corette presides as annual business session items and reports are on the agenda. Informal entertainment will follow.
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Chamber of Commerce
Royal L. Garff
University of Utah
Finlen Hotel
Silver Bow
Robert D. Corette
Chamber
Garff
Businessmen’s Conventions
Chambers of Commerce
Clubs
Butte
Freebourn Files for Court Post in Montana
Helena filing notes James D. Freebourn 43 of Butte seeks nonpartisan nomination for associate justice of the Montana Supreme Court. He is the first to file for the $11 000 annual seat as two six year terms on the high bench may open. Freebourn is son of late Justice Harrison J. Freebourn and former Silver Bow county attorney, with a prior campaign for attorney general in 1952 unsuccessful.
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Helena
James D. Freebourn
Butte
Silver Bow
Supreme Court
State High Court
Secretary of State
Albert H. Angstman
Horace S. Davis
Freebourn
Harrison J. Freebourn
Davis
Mount St. Charles College
Carroll
Montana School of Mines
Montana University
Missoula
Montana
Montana Weather Outlook For Tuesday And Wednesday
Montana east will be fair and warmer Tuesday with highs 25 to 40. Increasing clouds in the west, fair east Tuesday night with milder air. Wednesday brings partly cloudy skies and a bit warmer conditions. Montana west shows partly cloudy Tuesday with highs 30 to 35 and light snow possible Tuesday night followed by continued cloudiness Wednesday.
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Montana
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