Farm Support Loan Limit Debate Moves to House
Washington reports a key Senate vote on farm support loan limits as lawmakers clash over wheat pricing and parity. The Senate approved a $35 billion financing plan contingent on House action and President Eisenhower’s signature. Farmers face choices on planting now and parity payments, with options to keep, reduce, or reallocate allotments and loans.
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Seven West Side Majorettes Seek Cleaner Uniforms
Newark AP report says seven West Side High School Majorelles baton twirlers asked for guidance on marching in a Memorial Day parade. They complained their satin uniforms became stiff and faded after repeated dry cleaning, prompting the school superintendent Edward F. Kennelly to advise on proper care.
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TV Schedule listing for May weekend network lineup
A dense TV schedule fragment lists multiple channels and time blocks for Saturday and Sunday May sessions. Programs include Brave Eagle Melrose Blood on the Moon and classic films, with names like Perry Como, Lawrence Welk, Gunsmoke, and The Ed Sullivan Show, plus sports and news blocks.
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Husband Kills Wife and Himself in Los Angeles Home
Police report a man shot and killed his wife Arline Whitaker 28 and then shot himself in their suburban Van Nuys home. Their 16 children, aged 24 months to 16 years, were unharmed in another room. The note cited remorse for a lover and a plan to kill again before the self-inflicted death.
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Outstanding ASC Students to Participate In Honors Course
A group of outstanding Arizona State College students was selected to join the honors program this fall for the humanities course The Meeting of East and West. Dr. Chaves Meister notes the course will explore cultural needs between the East and the Orient and potential mutual benefits. Students chosen include Margie Clark, Joseph Guay, Kenneth Horr, Janice Kravkenberger, Joseph Lisrang, Mary McGrew, Janice McClaskey, Leon Simon, Caval White, Terry Wilkmol, Sandra Wilson, and Robert Dawon, with others to be announced. Instructors are Dr. Meister and John R. Salter, with Dr. Robert L. Stevens chairing the honors council.
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Wisconsin Democrats Eye Symington in 1960 Race
Washington AP reports a Milwaukee rally tonight gives Wisconsin Democrats a chance to size up Senator Stuart Symington as a potential presidential candidate. Kennedy Humphrey and other rivals vie for convention support while Symington travels for other engagements and heads two Senate investigations in space and agriculture.
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Starkweather Seeks Appeal in Federal Execution Case
Charles Starkweather and his father Guy work to perfect an appeal to federal counts claiming errors in the death sentence. The condemned man hopes new counsel can halt the scheduled dawn execution as federal judges consider further action.
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Winslow Woman Dies Rites Set
Winslow retiree Margaret Waits 74 died early this morning. Widow of Fred Waits a Santa Fe Railroad engineer she moved to Winslow in 1912 and worked as a nurse at Winslow Memorial Hospital. She belonged to the Engineers Auxiliary First Christian Church and the VFW Auxiliary. Survived by a daughter Mrs W R Tonsley Flagstaff three sons T W Berry Linwood Calif Domi Waits Yuma and John W Waits Flagstaff plus three brothers and two sisters.
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Salesman Dies In Chair for Woman's Death
In Ossining New York a 32 year old coffee salesman died in Sing Sing's electric chair after being convicted for the murder of Mary Sporn a frail Yonkers parish schoolteacher named Eckworth had been convicted of killing the woman and was executed Friday night making the case one of the era's notable capital punishment events.
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Army Protests Nike Hercules Budget Slash in Senate Plan
The Army publicly opposes a Senate Armed Services Committee move to cut most of the funding for Nike Hercules antiaircraft batteries, warning that the cut would create gaps in national air defenses. The dispute touches 50 Nike sites protecting 25 SAC bases and eight Hawaii locations, while the Air Force touts Bomarc with longer range and a future nuclear role.
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Reuther backs jail for bribe givers and takers
In Des Moines and another Iowa stop, Walter Reuther, president of the United Auto Workers, urged legislation to jail both bribe givers and takers. He praised honest labor leaders while criticizing alleged corruption on both sides of labor and management through calls to enforce equal standards. He dismissed James Hoffa's threats as muscle folly.
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Judge Rules On Ahem Dainty Issue in England
Nottingham AP reports a British judge examined faulty women’s undergarments sold by wholesalers. Judge Flint tested elastic and concluded defects could render the items unfit for sale. The store challenged, but ordered payment of 148.88 pounds.
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Weather forecast for Flagstaff and northern Arizona
Scattered afternoon clouds give way to sunny conditions today and Sunday. Warmer days and cooler nights expected with strong gusty winds from the west. Tonight’s low around 32, tomorrow’s high near 69. Sunrise 5 18, sunset unknown. Precipitation zero. High yesterday 61, low this morning 2.
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Help Wanted Female Office Girl
Help wanted notice seeks a female office girl qualified for typing shorthand and payroll work. Phone PR 4-27. Ti-2h.
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