Voting Records Offset GOP Claims By JACK BELL
In Washington Democrats and Republicans alike show a mixed voting record that undercuts the GOP claim a GOP Congress is needed for Eisenhower's agenda. Senate leaders Bridges and Knowland push a three year extension and oppose broader authority, while several GOP senators backed farm and public works bills Eisenhower vetoed.
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Iron Curtain
Graham Draws 38 000 in Frisco Crusade Finale
Billy Graham closed his San Francisco crusade before an overflow Seals Stadium crowd of 38 000, urging followers not to backslide and calling for moral values and a new attitude toward race. Mayor George Christopher praised the event and noted the Giants won in extra innings as Willie Mays watched. About 1 354 made decision for Christ as 12 000 more than Cow Palace turnout. Church workers will conduct intensive home follow ups as Graham's California tour continues to Sacramento next Sunday.
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Senate debate looming on atomic secrecy bill amendments
Senator Clin ton P Anderson signals possible changes to curb provisions of a bill relaxing atomic secrecy. The measure, advancing after House approval 345 to 72, would allow allied access to weapon designs and reactor data while keeping actual weapons off limit. Anderson calls for tightening rules and may oppose France submarine design sharing.
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France
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Dedication Set for Mackinac Bridge
The Straits of Mackinac Bridge will be dedicated this week with formal ceremonies scheduled for Saturday amid a festive regional celebration. The structure spans five miles of steel and concrete linking Upper and Lower Michigan.
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Straits OF Mackinac Bridge
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UAW Resumes Bargaining at Relaxed Pace
DETROIT (RP) The United Auto Workers resume negotiations with Ford Chrysler and General Motors as production declines and an 85,000 unit backlog shrinks to under 70,000. Walter P. Reuther signals no strike yet while drumbeat for union support continues and vote schedules for July loom.
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Freight Rams Luxury Train in West Virginia Crash
The 144 car freight train rammed the halted George Washington passenger train on the Chesapeake and Ohio mainline near Th urmond West Virginia. Engineer Honaker broke a leg and was trapped for two hours as 10 people were hospitalized including six passengers and four crew. Two other crewmen jumped clear. Cates and Ransom suffered injuries.
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