Senator Douglas weighs cuts to $35B government bill in lone fight
Washington July 16 A week of floor battle over a 35 billion dollar government operations appropriation ends with Senator Douglas D Ill likening his effort to a surgeon's knife not a meat axe. He seeks selective reductions item by item and vows to press his lone stand through the 478 page bill on the Senate floor.
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D-La
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Institute of Inter American Affairs
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Byrd
D-Va
Alien Curb Bill Faces House Fight Over Deportable Aliens
The House faces a heated vote on a measure aimed at deportable aliens whose home countries refuse to accept them. Supporters led by Rep Dondero say criminal aliens, including Communists, evade detention under current law. Opponents like Rep Celler warn the bill could imprison innocents and broaden detention to any alien.
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Celler
Rep. Celler
Dondero
R-Mich
Austin Police Groups Schedule Joint Meeting Monday Night
Austin’s two police associations plan a joint meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in the 126th District Courtroom to elect officers and discuss a petition for pay raises. Firemen’s union leaders have urged delaying circulation until a job evaluation survey is finished, but five officers intend to push the petition to a public vote.
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Austin Firemen
Firemen's Union
Steen Smith
The
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Police Department
Walter Seaholm
Seaholm
Lad Delivers Cigars After Cat’s Birth Parade
Five year old Jimmy Morge wandered Patchogue distributing his father Adolph Morge’s cigars after his cat Star light gave birth to two kittens. The boy explained the stunt while his policeman father followed.
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Pop
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Jimmy
Starlight
Lions Choose Queen For Their US Entry
Anne Hills a 21 year old twin from Ruston Louisiana was chosen as United States Queen of Lions at the Lions International convention in Chicago The five day event drew about 30000 delegates from around the world She won over sixteen entrants all relatives of Lions members and will compete Tuesday for the international title against five non Americans
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Anne Hills
Ruston
United States
Queen of Lions
Soviet Press Reports Rising Western Discontent Over Korean War
From Pyongyang a report says 114 American POWs signed a statement urging Korea to decide its internal questions. Pravda notes 1,000,000 US signers backing a Stockholm peace petition and growing calls to stop the Korean intervention. Tass cites protests by US troops and Lie’s UN proposals as aiding American aggression.
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Pravda
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Wall Street Journal
Trygve Lie
Shanghai
Tass
South Korea
Re elect Bob Long district attorney
Political advertisement urging voters to re elect Bob Long to the district attorney position with emphasis on continuity and public safety. The piece presents no additional policy detail or candidate critique.
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Bob Long
ALL-BRAN Eases Constipation Says Clinton Woman
A Clinton New Jersey resident shares relief from constipation after using Kellogg's ALL-BRAN, recommending an ounce daily with water. The ad notes unsatisfied customers can return an empty carton for a money back guarantee from Kellogg's in Battle Creek Michigan.
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Battle Creek
Mich
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