Leaders say Ike taking more action on his own
Washington reports Republican leaders say President Eisenhower is increasing independent action as his term nears end. They note a rising nonpartisan stance in appointments, veto threats against Democratic spending, and a no compromise approach toward Congress. Nursery contest winners announced include Victor Darby and several others from Bayshore Drive.
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Redevelopment Bill Heads Toward Expected Veto Vote
Washington AP The House approved a 251 million dollar redevelopment measure after nine hours of debate, moving the bill closer to an anticipated presidential veto. The 251-184 roll call split saw 178 Democrats and 23 Republicans in support, 69 Democrats and 115 Republicans opposed. The vote fell short of the two-thirds needed to override a veto. House supporters, led by Rep. Wright Patman, expect Senate acceptance over a conference fight. The bill, designed to aid urban and rural areas with loans and grants, totals 3894 million in related measures considered in the Senate, with clashes over funding and committee procedures preceding passage.
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Baytown Building Permits Rise Again In April
Baytown issued 13 permits totaling 261 722 in April lifting year to date permits to 1 603 248 since 1960. The month included 10 residential permits worth 158 215 and two commercial permits totaling 69 670. Notable items include a 56 670 permit for PG Y Stores near Henke Pillet built by Pruett Construction and a 13 000 park and trampoline center permit across from Henke Pillet now operating. Additional permits covered six garage additions 15 general additions and repairs and one church addition.
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Texas Baptist Mother Of The Year Named
Dallas AP reports 69 year old Mrs. W. T. Walker named Texas Baptist Mother Of The Year for her devoted home leadership. Her two daughters are missionaries and three of nine grandchildren plan to enter ministry. She lives on a ranch near Lometa and San Saba and urges young mothers to train children in the Lord.
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