DuPont Ruling Could Spur Antitrust Legislation Push
Washington AP Sen O Mahoney predicted the Supreme Court decision ordering Du Pont to divest from General Motors will renew momentum for antitrust bills on Capitol Hill. The ruling reversed a lower court finding, prompting debate on disentangling Du Pont from GM and prompting calls for tougher antitrust action.
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GOP Faces Fundraising Hurdles Amid Budget Protests
Meade Alcorn said the GOP National Committee faces slower donor flow as large contributors resist Eisenhower's high spending plan. He stressed the party still has funds and expects contributors to return, with leaders optimistic about retaking Congress and backing the administration program.
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Beck Jr invokes Fifth Amendment before Senate panel
Dave Beck Jr refused to answer questions from the Senate Rackets Investigating Committee, invoking the Fifth Amendment 19 times in 8 minutes. The 36 year old, linked to his father’s Teamsters dealings, declined to confirm knowledge of his father or details of a beer franchise matter.
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Nine Die as Lamppost Bombings Hit Algiers
At least nine killed and over 80 injured as time bombs placed in lamppost bases explode in downtown Algiers during evening rush hour. Two children and a soldier among the dead. violence extends to Blida and Tiemcen with additional European and Moslem fatalities. The Nationalist Algerian Movement calls for immediate French withdrawal and UN international forces.
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Smokers Link To Higher Death Rates From Cancer And Heart Disease
New York AP reports the American Cancer Society found men who smoke 10 times more likely to die of lung cancer and 70 percent more likely to die from heart attacks. The four year study of 188000 men aged 50 to 70 covered urban and rural areas across nine states.
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Showers Forecast Today and Tomorrow in Thomasville
Scattered thundershowers expected today and tomorrow after yesterday’s rain that dumped nearly an inch downtown. Weather Bureau head C. E. Skillman and residents saw a funnel shaped cloud southeast of the city. no rotation confirmed. Highs near 88, lows around 69, with easterly winds and a prior 0.72 inch 24 hour rainfall.
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Economists See No Quick Tax Slashes Proposed
Economists and businessmen testifying in a two week probe say there is still a gap in the economy but not enough to justify rapid income tax cuts. The hearings explore business health and potential tax and monetary policy actions.
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Congressmen Denounce Wilson Dulles Action
Washington AP reports lawmakers denounce the surrender to Japanese pressure over the Girard case. Army Specialist William C. Girard 21 of Ottawa Illinois faces Japanese court review after a grenade launcher shell casing fired near a firing range hit a Japanese scavenger Mrs Naka Bakai 46. The joint Wilson Dulles decision allows trial in Japanese courts for servicemen not on duty. The action sparks GOP criticism and calls to renegotiate status of forces treaties. Congress holds hearings as debates about accountability and bilateral defense remain unsettled.
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Southerners Plan Riders For Civil Rights Debate
Southern opponents plan to delay the civil rights bill in the House by offering amendments and raising points of order. Rep Colmer aims to slow final action to near the end of next week as four days of general debate precede amendments. A key vote centers on jury trials in contempt cases under enforcement orders, with Senate allies and attorneys general weighing in.
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Defense Opens Case in Lackland Drill Instructor Court Martial
SAN ANTONIO Texas defense opens its case in a special court martial for A 2 0 William Roberts Jr a former drill instructor at Lackland Air Force Base charged with mistreating basic trainees. Prosecution rested after airmen testified about harsh treatment they experienced under Roberts command. A3C Alvin Flora and A3C Donald Wasserman testified that a five man board saw Roberts strike a sick trainee in their flight.
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