Budget Battles Shape Congress in Post Election Era
The article analyzes early post election dynamics as Congress weighs spending against the budget. It cites presidential vetoes and leadership by Rep Rayburn and Sen Johnson as restraining forces, plus labor influence and unemployment trends that influence fiscal restraint.
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Benson
Congress
Rayburn
Johnson
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Washington
Congress growth and spending debates stall proposals
The text notes continued strong economic concerns and argues against increased government spending to aid employment or growth. It cautions that many proposals lack public support and that hearings are planned or completed, but few measures have passed one Congress branch, with the public signaling opposition to prevent laws from forming.
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Officers Take Refresher Course At Univ of Wa
Two National Guard officers from Hudson and Sudbury left for the Judge Advocate General's School on the University of Virginia campus. They will attend a two week refresher course in Military Justice. Both are practicing attorneys and members of the Judge Advocate staff of the 26th Yankee Infantry Division.
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Francis C. Newton, Jr
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Road
Sudbury
Judge Advocate General’s School
Charlottsville
Virginia
University of Virginia
National Guard
26Th
Yankee
Fire retardant paint gains appeals for ships and homes
A midwestern fire chief praises a fire retardant paint that can slow flames in ships bulkheads and homes. The Paint Information Service advertises a five minute response edge and claims it can control fires, priced at $98.
Girl Scouts Prepare for Pike's Peak Summer Roundup
Ten thousand Girl Scouts aged 14 to 17 from 49 states and about 20 countries will gather at a ranch 10 miles north of Colorado Springs from July 3 to 12 for the 1959 Senior Roundup. The event, near Pike's Peak, will feature a city of tents and a theme of A Mile High A World Wide.
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Pike’s Peak
Colorado Springs
United States
Girl Scouts of
U.S.A
Michigan
Girl Scouts
Cathy Chaput
Jane Higgiston
Southboro
Colorado
America
Caesareas
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs to host national Girl Scout Roundup
The 1 200 acre site near Colorado Springs owned by local families was chosen after a two year search. Twenty special trains carry Girl Scout delegates to Colorado Springs where 250 000 pieces of baggage will be shipped ahead. Roundup runs July 1 to 12 with frontiers program events, campfires for 10 000 campers, a July 4th flag raising, telescope stations, and Americana exhibits including photography and geology contests.
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Colorado Springs
Kenneth Cogswell
R. E. Johnson
Rocky Mountains
Pike's Peak
United States
Frontiers
Colorado
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