Humphrey Backs Eisenhower Road Finance Plan
Treasury Secretary Humphrey told the House Public Works Committee that the Eisenhower highway financing via long term bonds remains one option but not the only path. He supported a pay as you go approach with higher highway user taxes if Congress rejects the bond plan, citing the need to fund a 40,000 mile interstate network and a $83.0 billion federal funding target over 12 years.
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No Parking Sign Sparks City Altercation in Charleston
In South Charleston West Virginia grocer John Ray a Republican torn up a no parking sign placed before his store and tossed it into an empty lot. Mayor Joseph W Londeree blamed a stenographic error in council minutes but condemned Ray for taking the law into his own hands.
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Wall Street Advances Then Eases Near Day's End
The New York stock market rose in afternoon trading but eased back from its highs late in the session. Most gains were modest, with many stocks climbing 1 to 8 points and some extending to around 6 points. Volume was about 2,600,000 shares versus 2,420,000 yesterday as steels motors and railroads drew buying interest while chemicals declined.
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