Coalition Battles Over Housing and School Aid Bills
A conservative coalition of Republicans and Southern Democrats vies to block Senate approved measures as the House Rules Committee weighs a large housing bill and a $2.5 billion public school aid package. Key figures include Howard W. Smith and John W. McCormack as debates hinge on private school loans and school funding priorities. The House agenda also includes reorganizing the Federal Trade Commission and the Civil Aeronautics Board.
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House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Liberal Democrats
Smith
House
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Federal Trade Commission
Civil Aeronautics Board
Senate
Young Faubus Enters State Legislature Race
Farrell Faubus, 22 and son of Gov. Orval Faubus, enters the June 27 special election for state representative from Madison County. A University of Arkansas first year law student, he filed minutes before the deadline and plans to campaign as if opposed. He says his views align with his father and he intends to shake hands and talk to voters.
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Ark
Farrell Faubus
Arkansas
Orval E. Faubus
Young Faubus
University of Arkansas
Madison County
Farrell
Wild Stock Buys Suddenly Wanes
New York AP report shows stock trading volume retreating after a peak surge. NYSE volumes fall from 5 million to just over 3 million shares daily while American Exchange drops from 4 million to about 1.5 million. Analysts cite cautious investor behavior, warnings against speculation, and a cooler market as reasons for the pullback.
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New York Stock Exchange
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American Stock Exchanges
L. O. Hooper
W. E. Hutton & Co
Kenneth Ward
Hayden, Stone & Co
Ward
William R. White
Hornblower & Weeks
Keith Funston
Henry Gellerman
Bache & Co
Funston
Texas Floods and Tornado Toll Rise Across The State
A weekend storm left five injured and two public housing units destroyed in Galveston as floods battered south and central Texas. Across the region rivers rose, Texas capital residents fled low lands, and deaths reached at least 20. In Freeport and Laredo high winds and flood crested, while Austin and San Antonio reported drownings and rescues.
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Victoria
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San Antonio
South Plains
Littlefield
New Mexico
Rio Grande
Laredo
Kennedy Honeymoon Ends As Cold War Tensions Rise
President Kennedy's early months show a shift from a quiet honeymoon to rising foreign policy fire. Khrushchev warns of action on Berlin within six months as U.S. and Soviet talks on disarmament stall and nuclear tests loom. The period promises tense, propaganda driven debate with uncertain outcomes.
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