Committees Back Bill Banning Planned Rollbacks and Power Limits
Congress committees advance bills to restrict price rollback powers and curb presidential control. Senate proposal would extend authority to next August, while House plan runs a year longer. DiSalle warns rollback limits could raise consumer costs. action moves toward floor debates and potential votes next week.
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Mountain Cabins Special Rates at Columbine Lodge
Four days for two at sixty dollars total covering June 25 to 28. Includes cooking utensils and lodging for guests at Columbine Lodge, twenty miles up Poudre Canyon on the old highway. Contact Mr and Mrs Johnson or Mrs Collins at the listed phone.
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Banking committee plans defense plant corporation setup
A banking committee proposed forming a small defense plant corporation under the defense production act to borrow up to 550 million dollars for buying leasing or building small plants. The Senate rejected an amendment to wipe out price controls. Government ordered rubber price cut from 66 to 52 cents a pound, saving industry about 40 million dollars in three months.
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Rains Flood Kansas Strews Damage Across State
Rainfall and floods sweep Kansas with heavy downpours on Wednesday night and Thursday. Abilene and Tescott report floods while rivers spill over banks and highways and rail lines are blocked. McPherson County hail wipes out crops in spots and Horton records up to 6.65 inches of rain amid forecasts of more rain to come.
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No Progress In Major Labor Strikes Across Sectors
Across maritime, airline, aeronautical, automotive, and atomic sectors no decisive settlement emerged. Maritime talks on eastern and gulf coast contracts stalled over a 40 hour week, while Western negotiations broke off. United Air Lines pilots extended a halt to nonmiliary operations with AFL pilot groups seeking shorter hours. A Wright Aeronautical plant protest kept 600 workers idle and safety concerns cited by the National Safety Council. Oak Midxo workers returned after a protest linked to wage and policy terms.
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Windstorm Devastates Snyder Texas On June 21
A violent windstorm swept Snyder Texas from the southwest around 6 today causing extensive property damage. The Home Restaurant on U.S. Highway 80 west of town was destroyed and the Shiny Light Theatre was leveled. The Canyon Strait tracks were damaged.
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