Congress Faces Verdict On Record Of Unity And Achievement
Democratic Congress closed seven months of work with mixed results on domestic policy while yielding most foreign and defense wins for Eisenhower. Johnson hailed unity and achievement, Knowland called it moderately satisfactory, and the 1956 campaign loomed as parties prepared for verdicts next year.
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Chevrolet Production Pace In July Sets Record Pace
Chevrolet division of General Motors reported July output of 211,284 passenger cars and trucks, just under the May all time high. Production leader T H Keating announced, with 172,017 cars and 39,267 trucks produced. A separate note highlights a Milwaukee boy who helps his blind grandfather read by spelling words on the grandfather's head.
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Former TVA Chairman Quits Government Post
Gordon R. Clapp, former chairman of the Tennessee Valley Authority, resigned as deputy New York administrator on Wednesday. He had taken the New York post in June 1951 after his TVA term ended without renewal by President Eisenhower. He plans to enter private consulting work.
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