Space committee questions autos with fins and cashews of air
A Space Committee hearing on United Aircraft Corp details produced a star filled transcript with 39 questions 35 answers and 222 stars as Rep Brooks and Rep Fulton probe project plans and research. The report hints at rockets submarines and futuristic cars with no wheels riding on air cushions amid secrecy.
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UPI
The
Space Committee
Strough
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Brooks
Charles F Sheldon
Fulton
Negotiating Teams Press New Push for Steel Contract
New York United Steelworkers and steel industry negotiators began stepped-up talks after a 15 day extension to the July 1 strike deadline. Four-man teams met in two sessions daily, while McDonald voiced slim hopes the extension averts a strike of United States steel workers. Industry reps reiterated opposition to higher labor costs for the coming year.
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New York
UPI
United Steelworkers of America
David J. McDonald
Public Debt Grows As Government Posts Big Deficit
The United States ends a financially trying year with a near 13 billion dollar deficit in tax revenues, pushing the national debt to a record 285 billion dollars. President Eisenhower prioritizes debt reduction over tax cuts as Treasury seeks authority to raise long term bond rates.
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Washington
UPI
Sam
Esenhower
Treasury
Congress
Budget push aims to balance fiscal 1960 amid inflation fears
The Eisenhower administration, concerned by inflation and a growing deficit, presses for a balanced budget for fiscal year 1960, which begins Wednesday. Experts now think a red ink gap of about 12.5 to 13 billion dollars is likely for the past year, with final revenue and expenditure figures due in weeks.
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Eisenhowey Ad
Debate on tax bill nears end in 30 day session
Carr defends original draft of Seeligson bill as compromise members press toward final revision before midnight July 16. Talks focus on sales tax changes and possible excise levies on telecom and electricity with aims to raise about 200 million dollars to retire the state deficit.
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Seeligson
House
Don Kennard
Fort Worth
Congress
Robert Calvery
Miss Dortha Henry crowned Miss Honey Grove
In Honey Grove the mothers of the town sponsored a grade school contest naming Miss Dortha Henry as Miss Honey Grove. Joe Morrow served as host with four highway patrol judges. Judy Collard was runner up and prize certificates amounting to 45 and 15 dollars were awarded. Proceeds support a youth recreation fund. Roy Bruce Baker accompanied a formal program as The Nomads performed.
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Dortha Henry
Mothers of Honey Grove
Roy Bruce Baker
the Nomads
Kenneth Edelhouser
Troy Kilpatrick
Jeff Morrow
Jerry Piland
Final Blessing to Higher Bond Rates In Committee
The House Ways & Means Committee may approve a bill allowing the Treasury to pay higher interest on bonds if the President declares it in the national interest. Democrats backers say it would place blame on Eisenhower if rates rise. The panel approved the measure tentatively amid broader Capitol debates on defense, immigration, and highway financing.
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UPI
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Clifford P Case
R-N.j
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Case
Congress
Ejiseshower
Eugene Callahan Appointed Sales Representative
Eugene Callahan son of Mrs. Jim Callahan of West 4th street has been named a sales representative for the Carolina Absorbent Cotton Co of Charlotte North Carolina. He will cover the entire state of Texas with surgical dressings and cotton textiles for hospitals while residing in Dallas with his wife and son Mike.
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Jim Callahan
West 4Th Street
Carolina Absorbent Cotton Co
Charlotte
Lexas
Mr Callahan
Mike
Dallas
France poised to join nuclear club with first atomic bomb
In foreign notes, France nears its first atomic bomb before year end, boosting De Gaulle's aim for influence. Guillaumat and Sussolle confirm near completion and insist on continuing tests, with a summer timeline unlikely. Saarland may join West Germany's monetary zone six months early, despite cost concerns. Adenauer upbeat about London meeting but Macmillan dismissive of immediate Western summit, favoring Geneva talks ahead of a four‑power conference reopening July 13.
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Russia
Nikta Khrushchev
Army Pvt Ernest Newhouse Completes Welding Course
Army Pvt Ernest E Newhouse 18 son of Mr and Mrs William L Newhouse Route 4 Honey Grove Texas completed an eight week welding course June 19 at The Ordnance School Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland He trained in oxyacetylene and arc welding black smithing and armor plating after enlisting last January and completing basic training
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Army
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William L. Newhouse
Route 4
Honey Grove
Tex
Ordnance School
Newhouse
Hoffa Friend Faces Rackets Probe Over Loans and Jackets
The Senate Rackets Committee probes Benjamin Dranow in Hoffa circles. They note a $1 million Hoffa loan, Teamster jacket orders yielding $6,000 in commissions and $56,000 on a stock deal, and Sun Valley bailout efforts. no bids were issued. contracts awarded to Dranow.
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UPI
Senate
Benjamin Cranow
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Dranow
Sun Valley Development
Florida
Cranow
Sun Valley
Detroit
Teamster
Kennedy
Benjamin Dranow
Supreme Court grants absolute immunity to lower officials in libel cases
The Supreme Court, in a 5 to 4 decision, extended absolute immunity from libel suits to lower federal officials for statements on official matters. The ruling, led by Justice John M. Harlan, covers a 1953 press statement by William G. Barr, acting director of the Office of Rent Stabilization, and rejects the idea that immunity will foster government abuse.
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UPI
Supreme Court
William G. Barr
Office of Rent Stablization
John M. Harlan
Felix Frankfurter
Tom C. Clark
Charles E. Whittaker
Hugo L. Black
Hilan
Alumnae Give Blood To Aid Former College President
In Poulliney Vermont Green Mountains College asked alumnae to donate blood for former president Jesse P. Bogue who is at the University of Michigan Hospital.
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Poulliney
UPI
Green Mountains College
Jesse P. Bogue
University of Michigan Hospital
Newhouse Alumni Highlight at Fort Chaffee Arkansas
At Fort Chaffee in Arkansas, 1958 Honey Grove high school graduate Newhouse is noted.
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Fort Chaffee, Ark
Newhouse
Honey Grove High School
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