Gas circles urge bypass of Supreme Court ruling in Phillips case
Washington June 26 natural gas circles predict a fall campaign to bypass the Phillips Petroleum Co. ruling through new legislation. They seek White House support, citing Eisenhower’s recent exemption of local distributors from federal regulation. Senate leader Lyndon B. Johnson presses for a study commission to review federal state issues in gas regulation.
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VA Questions And Answers For Korean Veterans GI Insurance
A Korean veteran asks about disability impact on GI permanent insurance and payment rules. Answers: service-connected disability does not bar GI permanent insurance. non service disabilities must not bar good health. Minimum advance payoff equals one regular monthly payment or $100, whichever is less. Disability income payments must match regular premium payment schedule. Korean veterans must start Korea GI Bill training by August 20, 1954 if separated before that date, or within two years of separation if after.
Flanders threatens McCarthy on Senate floor in upcoming speech
Flanders handed McCarthy a note predicting an attack on the Senate floor. He plans another speech in two to three weeks criticizing McCarthy and his motion to strip him of chairmanships. He cited a rising wave of letters, 6,049 total, most from Vermont and other states, with mixed opinions.
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Accidentally Shot Man After Napping in Car
Griffin reported that a Denver hospital acquaintance Doherty drove Griffin to Dallas for business and, while Doherty stopped east of Childress, Griffin fired from the front seat when startled. Both gave identical accounts and authorities called it accidental.
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Mars Patrol Nears Closest Approach For 14 Years
Washington June 26 The International Mars committee coordinates 18 observatories in 10 countries for a Friday event as Mars and Earth approach 39,750,000 miles apart the closest since 1941. The National Geographic Lowell expedition in Bloemfontein aims to answer if life exists on Mars and details its atmosphere and canals with a around the clock photographic patrol through 1956. Dr E C Slipher leads the expedition sharing skywatching tips for amateur observers using small telescopes and noting bluish green regions and polar caps.
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Guatemalan Rebel Attacks Spark Civil Unrest Across Regions
A rebel air campaign last week sparked unrest as gasoline tanks in Puerto Barrios escaped damage and were later set afire by anti-Communists. Rebel headquarters report Jalapa facing an assault by more than 500 well-armed attackers targeting military objectives.
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Eisenhower to decide on possible multi billion military boost
Officials say Congress won’t be asked to act unless Eisenhower deems conditions grave enough to seek a multi billion dollar increase in the military budget. That move would trigger rapid action as red mobs sack and pillage nearby towns.
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