Senate to Act on Marshall Associate Justice Nomination
Senate committee chaired by Harley Kilgore votes 10 to 4 to approve John Marshall Hare law as associate justice of the Supreme Court. Nomination by President Eisenhower to fill the Jackson vacancy faces a Senate fight, with opposition linked to Atlantic Union ties. Major party split evident among Democrats and Republicans.
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Creomulsion Ad Warns of Colds Turning Worse
An advertisement cautions that a chest cold or cough can lead to chronic bronchitis if untreated. It promotes Creomulsion as a remedy that soothes throat and chest membranes, loosens phlegm, and aids natural healing, with a money back guarantee if not pleased.
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Banana Boat Still Stranded Near Padre Island
Progress toward freeing the Mexican banana boat Banana Cargo remains intact as the Mohawk tugboat works to pull the vessel off the sandbank off Padre Island Texas. The crew of two is safe and refrigeration keeps the bananas from spoiling.
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Weeks urges road program approval
Secretary of Commerce Sinclair Weeks urged prompt congressional approval of the administration's 101 billion highway program. A Senate Public Works subcommittee weighs the administration plan against Sen. Gore's 8 billion five year federal aid proposal. Weeks opposed Gore, saying it would push federal involvement into state systems at the expense of federal interests.
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Regular Army Units Get Permanent Spots
Washington to seven Army posts will become permanent stations for all regular Army divisions by June 30 1997 under a new rotation plan announced Friday by Army Secretary Robert J Stevens. The plan aims to stabilize careers and reduce relocations for soldiers and families. Permanent home stations include Fort Lewis Washington Fort Ord California Fort Campbell Kentucky Fort Benning Georgia Fort Bragg North Carolina and Fort Riley Kansas. Four divisions will be stationed at Fort Hood Texas alongside overseas posts.
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Texas praised for defense and disaster readiness
William L. McGill praised state and local agencies and Texans for joint, realistic civil defense efforts. He cited the Texas State Health Department’s cooperative work with the Texas Water and Sewage Works association, noting disaster response from tornadoes floods and fires.
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Net Friends Fight Tonight at Madison Square Garden
Frankie Ruff and Danny Percy, longtime friends, meet in a nationally televised boxing bout at Madison Square Garden Friday night. The show features two seasoned New York fighters in a high-stakes clash under bright lights.
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