Travel by Car Opens Pleasure of Flexible Year-Round Trips
The article argues for planning lightly when traveling by car, favoring day by day choice within a regional framework over strict prebooking. It notes the car’s predominance in travel, lists useful guides and gear, and emphasizes enjoying roadside scenery and local cuisine on flexible journeys. It also mentions a separate AP report from Little Rock about an integrated elementary school near Jacksonville, noting the quiet, incident-free enrollment of ten Negro pupils and federal funding context.
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Moon Shot as Propaganda For Serious Soviet Talks
The piece argues the Moscow moon shot by Mr. K signals a potential shift in Cold War diplomacy. It questions whether the spectacle will yield real negotiations, noting that substantive talks depend on a new German settlement formula and Soviet initiative in diplomacy, likely via Mr. K.
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Eisenhower signs $6.5 billion agency funding bill
President Eisenhower approved a bill approving 6.504 billion dollars to finance more than twenty federal agencies for the current fiscal year. The action follows congressional passage and affects diverse departments across the federal government.
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Expanding US USSR Trade Looms With Khrushchev Talks
As Eisenhower sends Khrushchev to discuss a new era of relations the prospects for expanded trade grow. U S sales to the USSR are rising from tiny levels while Europe increases bloc trade, with potential for more credits and eased restrictions if talks succeed.
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Truman Says Russians Moon Shot Worth Seein If True
New York Former President Harry S Truman praised the Soviet moon shot as wonderful if they really did it while arriving for a rare visit with his daughter Margaret and two grandsons He said he would need to see it to believe it and has no plan to meet Nikita Khrushchev during the trip He also noted wife Bess’s recovery from a recent operation and said she is getting along as well as could be expected
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Parking sign at St. Mark's Church lot in Berkeley
A church lot outside St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Berkeley is reserved for churchgoers on Sundays but open to the public on other days. A coin-slot sign reads Lest ye forget parking 3 hours 3 cents.
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House Junket Ban Could Curb Congressional Absenteeism
Washington AP report notes House leaders consider a rule to bar using public funds for overseas travel while Congress sits. Absenteeism looms as many members were abroad or away during a Saturday session with no quorum, affecting routine business and potential veto overruns.
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