Committee Action Looms On Welfare Fund Bill
House Labor Committee may consider the Senate passed federal welfare and pension fund regulation bill as soon as practicable. Chairman Graham A. Barden says no definite hearing date set and there is little House pressure for major labor legislation this year. Senator Irving Ives says House will not accept Senate labor amendments. no expected passage this session.
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House Labor Committee
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Alabama May 6 1958 Ballot Proposes Court of Criminal Appeals
Voters decide amendments to Alabama constitution. Amendment No 1 creates a Court of Criminal Appeals with final jurisdiction in criminal cases and original writ powers. Existing Court of Appeals judges continue as judges of the new court for their remaining terms. Amendments address death sentence appeals and self executing provisions. Amendment No 2 ratifies acts on Marion County school powers and related improvements.
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Pension Welfare Regulation Faces House Battle
The pension welfare funds bill could win House approval after leaders show serious consideration. Debate centers on whether management and employee funds fall under regulation, with threats of a partisan clash if exemptions pass. Lord Moran has served Churchill as personal doctor for 20 years.
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D-Minn
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