Social Security Changes Debated in House Hearings
The House Ways and Means Committee opened two weeks of hearings on social security revisions with Chairman Mills signaling no action this year. Secretary Folsom urged thorough study and supported limited changes to aid five million beneficiaries and raise the tax wage base from 4200 to 4800, while stressing finance by revenue.
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House Ways and Means
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Welfare
Folsom
Mills
Congress
Advisory Council
No Flight Plan Filed For Red Jet
The U S Air Force dismissed claims that a Soviet TU I04 jet was seeking a Canada to Vancouver flight over U S airspace as a fiction. An AF spokesman said the airliner could have filed a flight plan but did not, and that no request was received through military or civilian channels.
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Washington
U. S. Air Force
Canada
U. S
Sea Island
Vancouver
Victoria
British Columbia
Air Force
Civil Aeronautics Administration
United States
Supervisors Set Hearings on Zone Requests Tomorrow
The County Board of Supervisors will hear three zoning pleas tomorrow at 10 a.m. Federal Development Corp seeks business zoning at E Broadway and Ave Nida de la Vista but faces a planning panel denial for strip zoning and land is best used as transitional. Other proposals include an $8 million Lusk Corp subdivision at Oracle and Magee roads and housing near El Rio Golf Course at La Cholla Blvd and Naranja Dr. An added item will review rezoning fee increase from 35 to 60 dollars.
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County Board of Supervisors
Federal Development Corp
E. Broadway
Avenida de la Vista
County Planing and Zoning Commission
Commission
Lusk Corp
Oracle and
Magee Roads
el Rio Golf Course
la Cholla Blvd
Naranja Dr
Turin confirms missing husband alive. war widow pension canceled
Mrs Fidalma Carta of Prato had pressed the government to verify reports her husband, missing and presumed dead in World War II, is alive in Turin. The government finally replied Saturday and canceled her war widow's pension.
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Prato
Italy
UPI
Fidalma Carta
Turin
Bus Crashes Into Culvert Wrecking 11 Passengers
A chartered Continental Trailways bus carrying eleven Mississippi residents and a Tucson driver was injured when a right front tire blew at 50 mph, sending the vehicle into a culvert 61 miles west of Tucson on Highway 60 near Salome. Nine people were admitted to Wickenburg Community Hospital. two in serious condition.
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Wickenburg, Ariz
UPI
Mississippi
Tucson
Here
Highway
Wickenburg Communty Hospital
Ouida Davis
Omar G. Touchstone
Emmajean McDonald
Wright
Arizona Highway
Continental Trailways
Adlai Says He Won't Run Again for President
Adlai Stevenson told British reporters he will not be nominated as Democratic candidate for the 1960 U S presidency. He plans a business trip to Russia to collect royalties for American authors blocked by Soviet nonpayment, representing the Authors League of America. He will visit Brussels and Scandinavia before Russia, with his son Borden joining.
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London
Adlai Stevenson
U. S
Siberia
Stevenson
Soviet Union
Authors League of America
Borden
Britain
Brussels
Scandinavia
Russia
Choisser Seeks Maricopa County Attorney Nomination
W T Bill Choisser former deputy county attorney announces bid for Democratic nomination for Maricopa County attorney. He served five years in the county attorney's office before World War II four years in the Army and returned to private practice. He is a past exalted ruler of Phoenix Elks Lodge No 335 and now leads the Arizona State Elks Assn as president and trustee.
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Phoenix
UPI
W. T
Bill) Choisser
Maricopa County
Choisser
Phoenix Elks Lodge No
Arizona State Elks Assn
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Feohur
East Broadway
Plymouth
Arizona Securit É Investment
Heinz Full
Salome
Jackson, Miss
Clarence L. Wright
James Pridgen
Jackson
Leatricia
Richard C. Cochran
Peggy
Thurman J. Latham
Eupora
Miss
Willodene
Tulan E. Posey Jr
Tupelo
Emmet Williams Jr
Adlai
Ambulance Service
Royval
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