Johnson illness won’t delay lawmakers
Capital highlights report Senate Democrats say Lyndon B. Johnson’s health will not halt adjournment plans as he recovers from a heart attack. GOP leaders pledge cooperation, Eisenhower urges action on reserve, housing, highways, and schools before adjournment. Social security expansion moves through Ways and Means, Dixon-Yates funding fight ends, and revival of the peace ship proposal is urged with changes.
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Call Sade A Spade On Beer Professor's Drunk Claim
York by Delos Smith reports Yale studies analyst Professor Leon A Greenberg argues beer cannot intoxicate a person. He claims intoxication requires higher alcohol levels and body processes eliminate beer quickly. The piece notes debate among scientists and editorials questioning redefining intoxication.
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Texas A and M Budgets Totaled Over Thirty Five Million
The Texas A and M College System board approved budgets totaling 35,826,401.01 for 1955 56 fiscal operations. Funds cover dormitories mess halls and other operations across the system plus agency activities. State appropriations student fees and gifts help fund the plan, with separate allocations for Arlington Tarleton Prairie View A and M and more.
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Dent and Predatory Animal Control Service
Gil and Gas Compact Extended Four Years
The House passed a bill to extend the Interstate Gas Conservation Compact for four years as it faces expiry in 193 percent and is tied to Texas and New Mexico. The measure, sent back to the Senate, continues authority for the compact that covers Kansas and Colombia.
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Regional divide in U S livestock and meat production
States west of the Mississippi account for 62 percent of U S livestock production while 69 percent of the nation's meat is consumed in eastern states.
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Army Sets July 1 Start for New Officer Program
The Army announces a new noncommissioned officer specialist program effective July 1, separating NCOs from specialists in top four pay grades. Conversion preserves pay, with titles changing July 2 to MSP SP1 SP2 SP3 and NCO ranks remaining. New insignia issued for specialists alongside existing NCO stripes. Five discharge forms unchanged: honorable general bad conduct undesirable and dishonorable.
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