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Show 1 CONGRESS THIS WEEK Newsp Congress Scores First Tax Cut Breakthrough (D-Ark- the proposal. I The freight tax repeal was part Of a bill which, also would extend for: another year present tax rates on corporation profits, passenger fares, whisky," beer, cigarettes and automobiles. If Congress failed to act, the rates would hive dropped automatically at midnight londay, depriving the government of revenues totalling about $2,500,000,000 annually. The freight tax repeal will cut revenues by 485 million dollars. The Senate added it to the origmeasure and a inal Joint conference . committee retained it in the final bill. The tneasure passed the Senate by voice vote Thursday and cleared the "House by a 365 to 9 vote Friday I and DemoI The administration cratic congressional leaders have opposed any cuts in taxes. The Senate debated the Alaska Bill week, with Southerners the opposition as in past leading Strom hurmond Sens. sessions. and James O. Eastland .) spearheaded the "resistance which increased in pitch but never quite grew into a filibuster. Friday supporters of the bill won the first two tests of strength., The Senate rejected 50 to 29 a substitute measure offered by House-passe- d r . (D-S.C- .) JD-Mise- full-blo- wn -- (UPD .), day,, raising Utah's to 84. fatalitytoil Eighty-eig- 1958 Fri- traffic persons were killed ht . ' on Utah roads and streets during the same period last year. Friday's victim was David John DeVisser, son of Mr. and Mrs. John DeVisser, Salt Lake City. He was pronounced dead on arrival at a hospital. The drJLver of the car, Margaret Howell Davis, 29, of Granger, Then the Senate rejected 53 tb said the boy turned suddenly into 28 a move by Eastland to declare th path of her car. The boy was a section of the Alaska bill un- thrown about 100 feet. constitutional. Other congressional newsi Foreign Aid: Thj House Appropriation.? Committee., handed President Eisenhower at least a temporary defeat by voting to slash 872 million dollars from the SALT LAKE CITY (UPD Two bill to. pro vide money for his for- men accused of obtaining a $1,400 eign aid programi Federal Housing Administration Farm: The House handed the loan through the use of "false administration a major victory on statement" were acquitted ThursThursday by killing, 214 to 171, a day afternoon by a Federal Court Democratic - drafted catch - all Jury. farm bill which Agriculture SecreFound innocent of the charges laEzra Taft Benson were Lyle D. Webster, president had tary belled a "monstrosity." of. Webstar, Inc., of Midvale, and Defense: Chairman Richard B. Grant L. Collett of Murray: Russell called off schedThe pair were indicted by the uled appearances of military wit- U. S. Grand Jury last March. Denesses on the House-passe-d fense reorganization bill until he EDUCATORS VISIT SOVIET won A group of MOSCOW (UPI), written assurance there would be no official "retaliation" American educators have started if they were critical of the meas- a k study of higher educaure. tion in the Soviet Union. The deleAtomic: The House without ex- gation, which arrived by air Friplanation or debate passed a com- day night, included President Harpromise bill Friday to let this ry David Gideonse of Brooklyn country share atomic secrets with College, President Frank Murphy its NATO allies to strengthen the of Kansas University, and Presicommon defense. The Senate will dent Herbert Wells of Indiana act on the compromise Monday. University. " two-wee- ? 3 P Zsa Zsa party for 150 of filmlands finest will be' only a preview to the grand ball Gen. Rafael Trujillo Jr. will have, aboard his luxurious yacht before to his daddy in the he sails back. Dominican Republic. five-st, Trujillo, general who has held a commission in the Dominican army since he was made a colonel at the age of three, wasn't saying when the going-awa- y party would be held on the yacht, but he displayed another facet of his already many-face- d personality tshyne&s. "I want to have a party on my boat but I cannot invite people, until we have been properly introduced," he said. "At Zsa Zsa's party I will have a chance to meet many peopie. Then I will select the ones to invite to my " , NOTHING ever - i" NEW! l EXCITING! PATRIOTIC! mm .minii CinvivUScopE M ITS VIOLENCE... vWI MAS :) VENGEANCEi TAKE. THE FAMILY daitaondrcws Einda dcmoll $ sterling hayden TO PROVO'S P A pis n m ........ ADUUS znFc trisis..! 1 t n 75e screen! 9w j5) m It's onthe si,mn( JOSEPH CAllilA .rh'Guest Stars" faM l( ORSON WELLES AK1M TAMIROFF MARLENE DIETRICH Screenplay by ORSON NO. 2 ZSA ZSA GABOR mm Produced try ALBERT ZUGSMTTH FIRST-RU- N I -- ERNEST B0RGNINE - JANET LEIGH V. 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TOKYO AND CAPITALS ALL OYEX THE WORLD. 4-- 9:30 BYU CMxn mjta mm tmiur ufrminvi fc I mm l ROKfl hm Oft FRANK SINATRA RED SKCITON RONAL0 SQUtWl BASIL lYONf Y RICHARD WATTM Now Playing STARTS at DUSK 65 c Children under 12 M V FREE ( OPEN MOST DRAMATIC MOTION PICTURE! m a wonderful homely 'old yeller' dogl r STARTS MONDAY 7:00 A deeply moving story of a truly remarkable family SHOW 7i30 ONE GUESS WHO ENDS UP TC a fMJlWfi WWh . . WHAT ! Ad I- srrf- i - a. m. -- 1 AII sftf JOIKEdlO Fieldhouse CELEBRATE IN PRCClXTON mm J. p. m. Bazaar, Carnival, Rides Day July 1 to Patriotic Assembl- ySun., July 67:30 p. m. "1 .HALWALLISm cilsert toum CESAR ROMERO ADULTS 27 pH (7 WMCKOMIE 6(0RCERAfT H ANGELES, r I JOHN MILLS ROBERT kKMLtf ALAN MOWS RAT ED MUMOW AOVANCED Parade-We-d., 5-- THERE BEEN WALTER HTWtRAU) SI JOHN CIEICUO HERMIOMI 6MB01 lOSf CRECO SIR CEDRiC HAROWtOtt TREVOR MOWARS filTNIS JOHNS CUSTER KEAT0R) EVELYN HEYES REATRlCE HU.W KTER 10RRE tDMUNO lOWf COL. TIM McCOT VICTOR McLAGLU A E MATTHEWS MIK( MAAMU OTHER EVENTS: Fri., July WINNING it nib imm Out t ........ 75c Mammoth Parade V M.eLIDfl S1TT1t1.1T Square Dance p. m. Thurs., July. Rainbow Gardens AT NO TIME IN MOVIE HISTORY HAS FtftNANOEl CAKTHFLAS ROBERT IEWT0I MO 4 Children's Sports Thurs., July 33-- 5 p.m. Pioneer Park FUNNIER THAN THE BAY! HAPPIER THAN THE BOOK! ANOY 0EVINC MARLCNf OIWHOI lUH 00MIN6WIM atarrtnf tr it it it DAYID $1.50 $1.00 July PRICES o P.M. Daily NOCl COWAKO f INLAY CUORIC YORK. Children's n REGULAR 2:50-3:45-8:-55 1 ZUCSMFTH COMING WEDNESDAY JOHN CAOIWC CHAW.E1 COUM RONALD COCUAN 8 P. M.) ADUITS STUDENTS CHILDRE- N5 thru 11 lr ALfiOtT UROGCXTHU CHAMltt 8:45 P.M. ; W, . :20 Animal t Cast of 200 actors, dancers, musicians in costume, and unique stage settings. (PRE-SHO- HARKY KELLER Evil at: GREGG PALMER JAMES GLEASON JERRY PARIS Mchad TODD'S ' 1 NADER mm rawME mmm BYU STADIUM U POWELL e HedyLAMARR-Jan- -- FIREWORKS! FRIDAY, JULY a Jan STERLING George Variety Show! FROM x :::.:.. W S Saa-Lash- ad WEDNESDAY & 9 !U , mum ESSS; I' Bret ty kichaku UttSCHtK ic.-vpp- (OUlfiBIIH Entertainment Extravaganza Climaxing Utah's Greatest Fourth of July Celebra- by DALE WASStRMAN Filmed Amid Actually .a Th rjoras Of Norway And Cliff Th Of Brittany! ' 1 tion. CALDCR to R ! EVERY MEDAL FOR MIRTH! ... , KIRK DOUGLAS - TONY CURTIS Eisenhower today named Vice Adm, Thomas S. Combs to be commander of the Eastern Sea Frontier and U.S. Naval representative on the United Nations Military Staff .Committee. .Combs, now deputy chief of naval operations for fleet operations and readiness, succeeds Vice Adm. Frederick W. McMahon, who is retiring. THAT'S Special. said never could be made! dent THE PICTURE 4: mm m Presi- VWiaBROSW international TOWARD DISASTER M C FROM '.Ma an r.v,'.v.vA 1 " is the only way to do.it," Trujillo explained. "I. don't know many people, you know." been selected for the national hall of fame for American Indians. The acceptance ceremony July 18 will include the unveiling of a bust of Osceola at the Dania, Fla., Indian reservation. QrS m I 21 7y "at flamed I STRANGERS ROCKETKC e J of a strange W last Mot The story a VV' K i I SUZY PAFMER lu. 'f55- - )) )) GARY COOFER DIANE VARS1 V vengeance J 20 million 8. OSCEOLA HONORED ' TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPD jhief Osceola, most feared warrior of the Seminole nation, has U fCT-- tbat lusty story readcrc! "It i BIG PROGRAM VASTOES The generous general, who has splurged more than $30,000 worth - of giftsVon Hollywood actresses this year, said he would pick up the tab for the Gabar soiree at the plush Beverly .Hills Hotel WASHINGTON (UPI) MmtsstM , Lllff III kuu party." Naval Commander Named by Eisenhower ALL OME The ejqplosive, MATCHED ar Jul MOVIES FIRST-RU-N )) . 350-fo- ot . TOP I (D-G- a.) Gabor's m&l Sters -- Two Acquitted In FHA.Loan Case mm i 4-- H . 1 STARTS TODAY1 Club enrollment totaled 78.521 In 1957. Ohio's Tg5?:;- - SUNDAY HERALD I Mrs. Stanton, a veteran ofjO years on the Los Angeles police police department and wife of when dismissed was the seigeant, were her. brought against charges She claimed they forgot to pay forthe articles. for heroism in 1952 when she acted as a decoy to track down a notorious rapist, and her mother, Mrs. Gertrude Kleairm'an, 53, both of nearby Sherman Oaks, ; Calif., stuffed a can of coffee, an avocado, frankfurters and two packages of cheese in their purses and walked out of the market without paying. . . To Be Preview t)f Trujillo Fete HOLLYWOOD by a car and fatally injured .). iSTk Zsa Zsa Party SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) A newsboy delivering papers on his bicycle was struck (D-Fla- on the tax cut this week by senda bill ing President Eisenhower tax 'cent three per repealing the on freight. In the Senate, a bill to make Alaska the 49th state moved closer to iinal passage with the defeat of twoxmajor efforts to kill cans. LOS ANGELES (UPI) Florence Stanton, 33, named policewoman of the year in 1952, went on trial Friday with her mother on charges 'of shoplifting. The two women were accused of "stealing $2.22, worth of groceries last May 3. Police officers said the attractive Mrs. Stanton, who was cited , (D-Okla- WASHINGTON (UPI) gress scored" it's first breakthrough . Boy Killed Sens. A. S. Mike Monroney .) George A. Smathers and J. William Fulbright It would have made Alaska a commonwealth instead of a,6tate. A combination of 26 Democrats and 24 Republican's defeated the substitute, which was supported by 18 Democrats and 11 Republi- By United Press International Con- Los Angeles Policewoman Nabbed On Shoplifting Choroe PR0V0! h Teohnl 8'twin jot ronnaniY PLUS Kim-KOi- CO-HI- T rataxMiBtmT washmoi ghucx comkrs VM s 'DEVIL'S HAIRPIN It CORNEI I WILDE i 1 . rSAJ -- r. 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