Shivers Yields To Demands Of Chairman
Allan Shivers appears to concede on National Democratic Committee demands. He signals Texas may get its preferred committee member for the national panel, abandoning a longtime effort to retain Wright Marrow of Houston, while noting the national body is entitled to have a friendly pick on the work. The shift follows the national committee’s resistance to recognizing Marrow and aligns with Texas’ push for a loyal ally to party nominees.
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Debt limit approved extends to 281 billion for another year
The Ways and Means Committee voted to maintain the national debt ceiling at 281 billion dollars for another year at the request of the Eisenhower administration. Treasury Secretary Home promised to aim to return to the 275 billion limit by June 9, but asked Congress for a temporary extension of the higher 281 billion level, with a plan to drop back to 275 billion at month end if no extension is enacted.
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Ex Husband Hunted In Women’s Kidnapping
In COMNANSVILLE Kentucky police traced the report of a missing 20 year old woman named Jane. Her former husband Pete Hastings 36 is suspected of abducting her and was believed heading toward Indianapolis. Hastings had served in Korea and is undergoing treatment. The man was last seen in Greensburg Indiana as authorities pursued leads.
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Dulles Aide To Speak At Indiana University Conference
Bloomington crowd of about 140 delegates will hear Tid. U4Tnhert Vurpley, deputy undersecretary of state, address American foreign policy issues at Indiana University's cloning session. A panel led by Jeavis Beprelle, Tish secretary, features diplomats from Britain and Germany. Rear Admiral R A Currie will give a Saturday morning address for the Hellish Link Services Mission 10. Washington.
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Hellish Link Services
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Nude woman reported wandering near Gunnison River canyon
Sheriffs in Montrose County and adjacent Colorado counties investigated reports of a nude woman wandering in the wilds near the Black Canyon on the Gunnison River no trace found. Robert Flowers reported seeing the figure while picnicking with his wife Sunday about 20 miles northeast of Montrose. food left at the scene was later missing.
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Wheat quota referendum shows lowest participation this year
The department led quotas under the Commodity Stabilization Service with secret ballots in excluded East and South states. About 285,000 farmers voted, yielding 73.4 percent in favor of the program, which allows selling extra wheat within acreage limits and imposes a 45 percent penalty at parity pricing if overplanted or mismanaged.
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Weather Figures From City to City On AP Report
A sprawling weather roundup from the Associated Press lists conditions in numerous cities including Cincinnati Cleveland and Chicago with varied skies and temperatures. The dispatch ties forecasts to a broader note on postwar diplomacy and a France Britain and U.N. scene as Eisenhower and Dulles move to bolster negotiations and disarmament efforts while reporting a Navy Neptune crash on St. Lawrence Island and ongoing San Francisco anniversary events.
Navy Plane Attacked Near North Pacific Crash Report
An airborne Navy P2V-5 was struck in the Bering Strait region while on patrol near international waters. Five crew members were burned, two suffered fractures, and four escaped injury. The incident sparked high level discussions between Eisenhower aides and Soviet and allied officials as officials labeled the attack as inexplicable and unwarranted.
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Cities Vie For Moore- Marciano Fight In-Fall
New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and New Orleans vie to host a Rocky Marciano Archie Moore heavyweight bout in fall. IB C chief Kim Norris and Al Weill report progress after two-hour talks and plan a June 30 follow up with Marciano’s camp, with Marciano saying arrangements will be made to defend his title in September. The Sept plan follows Moore’s third round KO of Bobo Olson at the Polo Grounds.
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Squirrel Season Extended In Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS The State Conservation Department set open season on squirrels from August 14 to October 21 after a hearing in Director Harley J. Hook's office. The two day season began August 21 last year, but farmers and sportsmen report squirrels unusually numerous this year and squirrel food probable with major damage. Myer
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Wheat Growers Dealt with Acreage Allotments Postwar Peak
The story outlines proposed wheat allotments around 25 percent, noting postwar acreage peaks and a broad farmer movement toward a hands-off stance. It highlights federal price supports, export market shrinkage, and a nearly two percent investment in price support programs aimed at stabilizing supply and voter eligibility across states.
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Middletown Sportsmen Clash Tonight in Midstate Shine
Middletown’s Mer chants lead the Midstate League as the Anderson No 1 Beverage Sportsmen host a league rival tonight. Key players Riggs, Bill Loose, Rector and Davis star for Middletown while No 1 Beverage eyes two season wins. Report by 8 pm. children admitted free. Traveling to Marion Sunday from West Side Community Center at 7 30 am. Contact 2 8808.
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