Senate approves emergency rise in debt ceiling to 245 billion
Senate passed a one year emergency boost lifting the peacetime debt limit to 245 billion dollars and allowed a permanent ceiling of 285 billion. President Eisenhower urged a temporary 235 billion limit and Treasury borrowing in July December would push debt to about 292 billion. The temporary 283 billion ceiling expires at midnight June 30, risking a lapse without action. Senate leaders expect quick action before the deadline.
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White House
House
Fiserhower
Treasury
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Ume
Rober A. Anderson
Eisehower
Harry F. Byrd
Anderson
Eastern Star chapter hosts tea honoring Marie Plummer
Shirley chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star, led by Mrs. Mildred Smith, hosted Marie Plummer of New Castle as guest of the Worthy Matron. The event featured a two-table tea, musical interludes, scripture lessons, and a Bible presentation. Attendees included 1948 members and 37 guests with hostesses and a medley of tunes, plus a short sermon and historic talk.
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Shirley
Marie Plummer
New Castle
Order of Eastern Star
Mildred Smith
Jesus
Barbara Libby
John J
2D Solist
Juellte Trumbauer
Fliza
Pearl Fisher
Beth Wisehart
Florence Wilkie
Charles Harsh
Spicchanddsen
Edith Alford
Vera Whitfort
Pendidont
Wayne Milner
Wilkinson
Aileene Shipley
Punch
Camp
Heockles
Betty Clevenger
James Orahood
Viola Willis
Lana Kay Lipp
YoPoMiCa
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Sunday School Plans for 8th Year Children
The Wesleyan Church Sunday School plans an eight child program at 7:30 pm on Sunday. In Scotland, miners' strike news dominates regional talks as families gather for a weekend visit and a wiener roast at Riverview. Local families including the Barohnorns and Hodenhor Kraus attend events while others discuss the National Coal Board decision and mine closures.
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Yisversburg
Wesleyar
Jane
WMS
Westeyn Church
Nola White Tubsay
Lula Bodenhorry
Clyde Wetherall
Robert Lawson
Thomas McDonald
Beatrice
Fishcross
Scotland
John Hodenhor Kraus
Nancy Hurlock
Dianapolis
Nancy Hate
Susie Burris
Janie
New Jven
Tilkie Cramer
Riverview Lpathy
Goldie
Idel Renner
Everett Cover
Busy Bee
National Coal Board
Mary Rich
Josfield
Goldie Stunner
Adventist Camp attendees share meals and visits
Mechanicsburg families and friends from Indianapolis Sulphur Springs Mt Summit Anderson and Huntington gathered for a birthday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Heiney near Huntington after attending the Seventh Day Adventist Church Camp at Cicero The group included Mr and Mrs Dennis Drury Mr and Mrs Carl Miller and many others Also noted was a visit by Nancy Oakes to Pensacola Florida and a Narcotics School session in Winona Lake In Burlington Vermont Ralph N Hill Sr 75 longtime Western Electric train dispatching apparatus renter and former Green Mountain Power president died Wednesday night in a hospital He was born in Edinburg Ind
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Mechanicsburg
Fay, Brown
Dennis Drury
Carl Miller
Cicero
Airs
John Allen
Jana
Indianapolis
Drury
Ben Benbow
Phillis Whitworth
Bud Benbow
Sulphur Springs
William Rutherford
Mt. Summit
Melvin K&ssick
Anderson
Fred Heiney
Huntington
Norman Huffer
Warsaw
Charles Noland
Gene Brumfield
Markleville
Nancy Oakes
Philip Brewen
Brewen
Pensacola
Fla
Max Farner
Deanna
Mary K. Hanson
Danes State Park
Lake Michigan
Martha Thornberry
WCTU
Winona Lake
Burlington, VI
UPI
Ralph N. Hill Sr
Indiana
Western Electric Co
Hill
Edinburg
Green Mountain Power Co
Bee flies fast as men race toward each other
Two men start 10 miles apart walking toward one another at 6 mph and 4 mph. A bee leaves the first man’s nose at start and flies back and forth between them at 25 mph until they meet. The meeting time is 10 / (6+4) = 1 hour, so the bee flies 25 mph × 1 h = 25 miles.
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Astern Star Meets
Mechanicsburg Falk
Adventist
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Powerad
Mammoth Garden Hose Sale
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Auseer
Waly Fetk
Puch
Betty
Sears
Anderson, Ind
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Homart
Sears Best
Ert
Paes
Hicek
Galton
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