States Resist Quick Link to Jobless Relief
States show little rush to join President Eisenhower's emergency unemployment relief plan. He asked Congress for 665.7 million dollars to fund the program with 2.65 million eligible workers expected to receive extra benefits averaging eight percent.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Newell Brown
New York
Michigan
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Minnesota
Maryland
Indiana
Connecticut
Ohio
Illinois
Kansas
Bridges Sees Congress OK On the Wants
Senator Styles Bridges predicts Congress will approve major parts of the administration program, with compromises likely on defense reorganization and foreign aid. He says a civilian space agency bill may be revised, and tax legislation could pass with little change. He notes no massive public works spending this session.
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Jack Bell Washington
Sen
Styles Bridges
Congress
Eisenhower
Bridges
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
House
Defense
Armed Forces
Chiefs of Staff
Secretary of Defense
Joint Chiefs
GOP House
Montgomery Board Of Revenue Backed By State Audit
The Montgomery Limestone County board of revenue is praised for proper conduct in a report from the State Department of Examiners of Public Accounts. Unofficial runoff results in Wednesday’s The Decatur Daily showed John Alexander with 2,954 votes for Cullman County sheriff. official totals later listed 4,974. The Decatur Daily notes the unofficial figure was in error.
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Montgomery
Limestone County
Board of Revenue
State Dept. of Examiners of Public Accounts
Decatur Daily
John Alexander
Cullman County
Alexander
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Town Creek students attend Hazlewood High School summer program
Enrolled residents from Town Creek and Hatton join Hazlewood High School for a summer program. Instructor is Wayne O. Wagnon, Lawrence County High School faculty member. Participants include Thomas Waldrop Ann Landers Jimmy Conner O D Berryman Charles Davis Sandre Cooper Shirley Copeland Peggy Allen O D Allen Robert Scoggin Jonny Roberts Dwight Jeffreys.
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Town Creek
Hazlewood High School
Thomas Waldrop
Ann Landers
Jimmy Conner
0. D. Berryman
Charles Davis
Sandre Cooper
Shirley Copeland
Peggy Allen
O. D. Allen
Robert Scoggin
Johnny Roberts
Dwight Jeffreys
Hatton
Wayne O. Wagnon
Lawrence County High School
Starkweather Death Sentence Set for December 17
Charles Starkweather, 19, was ordered to die in the electric chair December 17, 1958, for the Bennet murder and linked slayings. District Judge Harry Spencer overruled a new trial bid, ordered transcript to the Nebraska Supreme Court for automatic review, and Starkweather showed no objection.
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Lincoln
Neb
Charles Starkweather
Harry Spencer
Starkweather
Robert Jense
Bennet
Nebraska Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Spencer
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Caril Fugate
Reimagined Cairo Chalet Becomes Night Club and Eatery
A former royal chalet near the Pyramids once used by King Farouk has been remodeled into a restaurant and nightclub. The report notes a year-old girl companion in a January killing spree still awaiting trial and charged with first degree murder.
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Farouk
Pyramids
Egypt
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