Jordan Says Next Election Will Correct Farm Bill Rift
Senator B Everett Jordan of North Carolina predicts the 1960 election will resolve the clash between the Eisenhower administration and Congress over tobacco price supports. He warned the administration will not retreat and that Congress will not pursue policies risking price supports. The remarks came at the Bright Belt Warehouse Association convention where officials discussed flue cured tobacco stocks, sales plans, and the potential July 16 start of the 1959 Georgia Florida belt season if price supports begin.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Bright Belt Warehouse Assa
E. Wrather
U.S. Agricultural Marketing Service
Tobacco Division
Morton
Wrather
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Sentencing Of Youths Delayed In Virginia Shootings
In Richmond judge W Moscow Huntley will study probation reports before sentencing six white youths who pleaded guilty to two counts each of malicious wounding for the April 26 shotgun attack in a Negro neighborhood. Probation reports due in two months. four related counts were continued. Three other white youths face trial for one count of malicious wounding.
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Richmond, Va
Richmond
W.moscow Huntley
Hastings Court
Virginia
Samuel Clark Jr
Carlton J. Washington
Raymond G. Lumpkin
Thomas A. Parkinson
Robert J. Kenney
Virgil T. Hancock III
Cecil P. Deane
Robert L. Carlton
John B. Fluurnoy
Earl Price Garrison Jr
Charles Lee Carlton
Eisenhower urged to explain big deficit in nation address
Sen. Mike Mansfield urged President Eisenhower to explain the federal deficit in a national address. Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen endorsed a White House broadcast to rally budget balancing support, saying the president should present full fiscal facts and the Democratic Congress’s funding objections.
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Eisenhower
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Mansfield
Dirksen
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New Circus World Museum Opens in Baraboo Wis
The Circus World Museum opens in Baraboo Wisconsin with a gala parade featuring elephants bands steam calliope and circus wagons from the Ringlings. The event includes a $50 000 miniature circus and a Blance the 4000 pound Indian elephant. Rhonda Fleming attends the parade and premieres of The Big Circus at the Ringling and Juilliard Theaters. Proceeds benefit the museum.
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Circus World Museum
Ringling Brothers
Hayleon
Wisconsin
Ringlings
Ringling
Blance
Rhonda Fleming
Miss Fleming
Julliard
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Otto, John
Charles Ringling
Yankee Robinson
Yankee Robins
Ringling Bros. Circus
Soviet Exhibit in New York Draws Big Box Office
The Soviet Exhibition opened at the New York Coliseum to praise from press reviews and a packed opening with about 1,000 in sunlit queues. Organizers expect 40 000 to 50 000 attendees over 42 days while noting housing clothing and auto displays fall short of American standards. Max Frankel of the New York Times says visitors see more here in two hours than in two years in the Soviet Union. The show touts a glittering Soviet future while bending some realities.
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New York
New York Coliseum
Moscow
Max Frankel
New York Times
Soviet Union
Oldest American Paper Newport Mercury Began in June 1758
The Newport Mercury, founded in June 1758, is identified as America's oldest newspaper, having started weekly publication that year.
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America
Newport
R. J
Districts and islands cited in fragmented historic notes
A garbled excerpt mentions 1 800 islands in the District of Columbia and a confusing reference to Texas as a republic in 1639. It also alludes to the Thousand Island region and governance by ministers, with vague ties to the St. Lawrence River and the United States.
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