Congress set to pass scaled down medical aid plan
The House prepared to approve a reduced medical care aid program for 500000 to one million elderly, after rejecting a move to send the bill to Ways and Means. The measure would provide federal matching grants to states expanding aid and extend Social Security for thousands more workers. AFL-CIO pressed for broader coverage while the administration proposed subsidies for private insurance. Senate prospects uncertain with related farm and regulatory bills also on the agenda. Mansfield condemned Eisenhower policies as near national disgrace in a foreign policy speech.
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U S Kitumi Estimates Vast Reserves Near Trillion Tons
U S Kitumi officials estimate the country holds nearly a trillion tons of reserves, signaling a massive resource base and potential impact on energy policy and markets. Details on the exact methodology and scope were not disclosed.
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Forty areas vied for United Nations site name
Invitations came from 40 U S locations before New York was chosen. List includes Atlantic City Baltimore Beloit Berkeley Chicago Detroit Philadelphia St Louis New Orleans San Francisco Saratoga Springs and many others across including Virginia Beach Williamsburg and Oahu Hawaii. Canadian sites Quebec and Vancouver Island were also considered.
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Paducah Man Finishes At Officer Academy
Paducah native Army Sergeant First Class David K. Martin, son of Mrs. Elsie L. Martin, recently graduated from Fort Knox Non Commissioned Officer Academy. He received refresher training in teaching methods and combat leadership and is a squad leader in Company A of the 54th Engineer Battalion at Fort Knox. Martin entered the Army in 1948.
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Igloo fire ignites from short circuit in Lincoln home
An igloo shaped wooden replica in the Eski mo home in Lincoln England caught fire on Wednesday when an electric light short circuited. The structure was only lightly charred with minor damage reported.
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Five Cuban opposition groups sign pact against Castro
In Mexico City five factions including Autentico Party leader Manuel Artime and Justo Carrillo Hernandez signed a cooperative pact opposing Castro. The FRD seeks to topple Castro, set up a provisional government, and schedule elections within 18 months.
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Senator Grady Hazlewood Injured In Farm Drum Explosion
State Senator Grady Hazlewood aged 58 was listed in poor condition at Northwest Texas Hospital after a Tuesday accident on his farm. A 55 gallon gasoline drum exploded as he cut the top with an acetylene torch, causing a broken jaw deep facial cuts facial burns and an eye injury.
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Western Rawhide Cut Short By Network Mix Up
London UPI reports Independent Television Network aired a 55 minute Western in reverse order due to reel mix up. The show concluded and officials said the story held together in the end. Los Angeles actress Bette Davis won 65700 dollars in damages after a fall and tearfully called them tears of joy.
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