Congress faces clashes over waterway curbs and aid cuts
Washington lawmakers brace for battles over economy curtailment of navigation and flood control programs with Republicans and Democrats pushing projects in their states. Other briefs note Mexico plans a 500 million dollar program to boost self supply and private funding, and Greek Turkish relief debates show Republicans wary of a president’s expanded power.
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Mackenzie King Quit Speculation Looms After Illness
Ottawa reports Prime Minister W L Mackenzie King, 72, returned from a U S vacation after a serious illness. The rally around his leadership within the Liberal party grows as questions arise about how long he will continue in office and as Liberal head.
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Political Leadership Shifts Teased At Party Rifts
The report outlines 20 years of party dynamics with Louis S. St Laurent pegged as likely leader if Mackenzie King steps down before the 199 general elections. Possible younger successors include Douglas Abbott and Brook Claxton.
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Impy and Inky Serve as Substitute Ears
In Gooding Idaho a deaf woman relies on her coal black cat Impy and dog Inky to hear for her. Trained in universal sign language they respond to hand signals rather than spoken commands. Impy wakes Mrs. Gooding each morning and alerts her to door signals via a visual red light in the living room.
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War Of Underground In New York Leaves No Room For Manners
New York subway overcrowding sparks a debate over fare hikes. Citizens confront squeeze plays as riders adjust to crowding and elbow room. Proposals clashing between ten cent fare supporters and a billion-dollar overhaul plan dominate discussions.
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Subway Riders Fight Daily Rat Race And Shuttle Chaos
The piece describes New York City subway life with 6.7 million riders daily and a crowded shuttle between Times Square and Grand Central. It highlights rude boarding behavior, long waits, and the vast 544 miles of rapid transit while noting the nickel fare and long, transfer free journeys to far destinations.
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Island for the same nickel and Coney Island note
A collage of snippets describes crowded subways and summer crowds at Coney Island and Island, with a reference to a habitual Sunday ritual on the beach. It mentions a long marriage ending after 44 years in Great Falls, Pernilla Peterson accused of nagging, and a claim that wild turkeys range from Honduras to Maine.
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