Senate approves sweeping multi billion housing bill
The Senate Banking committee backed a multi billion housing bill beyond the Eisenhower administration, including a six year urban renewal program worth 2.1 billion dollars, a large public housing push, direct loans totaling 150 million to veterans, 400 million for college housing loans, 250 million for educational construction and equipment, expanded military housing, and FHA mortgage insurance rising to four billion annually through 1962.
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Hoffa Jury Sees Hotel Records In Defense Case
In New York on June 11, the defense presented Olympic Hotel Seattle records to counter the government's claim Hoffa was in Detroit for a wiretap demonstration on July 10 1953. Witness Hoffsinger testified Hoffa and his wife checked in Seattle July 5 for a teamsters meeting and checked out July 10.
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Lockheed to Build Kingfisher Missile Under Army Contract
Lockheed Missile Systems division in Van Nuys, California, will build the Kingfisher missile under a 712 million dollar Army contract awarded yesterday. The 38 foot long, 7,600 pound craft can reach twice the speed of sound and will be tested at White Sands Proving Grounds New Mexico by firing at ground launched anti aircraft batteries and is recoverable for repeated use.
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Actress Veda Ann Borg Divorced in Los Angeles
Actress Veda Ann Borg was granted a final divorce from Andrew McLagen son of actor Victor McLaglen in Los Angeles. The decree allows McLagen to remarry his current wife Sally. The couple wed in Ensenada last July relying on a Mexican divorce.
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Prince Philip critiques modern statistics in London remarks
In London, Britain's Prince Philip argued that statistics are often misused as a mere trio of figures to describe a single concept, warning against overreliance on numeric summaries.
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