Pensions School Bill Up For Study In Hot Election Year
Washington reports a pivotal week as Congress weighs billions for veterans pensions and federal school construction plus civil rights and defense funds. A sweeping interstate highway program aims for 41,000 miles and 14.8 billion in grants as Senate and House race toward a final road bill before weekend.
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Kaiser Satellite Opening in Sept in Parkersburg
Ravens Metals Products Co plans a Kaiser Aluminum satellite plant in Parkersburg aiming to begin operations by September. Lloyd A. Cor heads the firm with Donal Shafer Alan Dolemont and other officials seeking a site for a four-space building and expansion room as metalwork staff move from Spokane to establish production of aluminum trailers and related products using Kaiser aluminum from the Ravenswood plant.
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Fallen Red Ana Pauker Not Available to Press
In Bucharest June 24, the Romanian Foreign Office said Ana Pauker, the purged former foreign minister, would not meet visiting foreign correspondents. Cornel Bogdan cited her unavailability, noting there are more interesting things to see in Romania. Pauker, 63, once powerful in the Communist world, faded from public life after trials related to the Tito ouster in 1953 amid rumors of Jewish heritage.
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Truman Visits With Churchill
Westersham England June 24 Sir Winston Churchill and Harry S Truman met at Chartwell for lunch the first time since Truman left the White House. They toasted Franklin D Roosevelt and chatted in the gardens after walking about the estate. Truman called Churchill keen as a brig and recalled the meeting fondly.
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Trickett Elected By Presbyterians
Arden Trickett of Huntington was elected president of the West Virginia Presbyterians Synod Men's Council at the two day convocation held at West Virginia Tech. Officiating officers named included Edward Morgan of Charleston and Rodney Dulue of Huntington as vice presidents, Laurel Whipkey secretary, and Sam Balls?are of Huntington secretary. The Rev. Andrey Bird announced the second wing of buildings at the statewide conference center nearly finished, bringing the total to 19 buildings with greater capacity.
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Nasser Holds Gigantic Edge In Egyptian Vote
Cairo dispatch reports Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser leading with about 98 percent of the vote as 102 of 176 precincts counted amid a halt in counting. Papers estimate 94 percent turnout of 5.72 million registered Egyptians in the first secret ballot in Egypt. Nasser to address the nation at a Cairo Officers Club dinner hosted by Gen. Abdel Hakim Amer.
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Excise Tax Rise Proposal From Tax Foundation
The Tax Foundation urges a permanent expansion of excise taxes to as much as 25 percent of federal revenues. The 64 page study argues excises would stabilize revenue, diversify sources, and reduce tax distortion, noting current excises are about 4 percent of family burdens in several income brackets.
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