Fulbright backs Japan security pact before Eisenhower visit
Senator Fulbright and other Foreign Relations members voiced full support for Senate ratification of the new U S Japanese security treaty ahead of President Eisenhower’s June 19 Tokyo trip. They cited assurances from Japan’s government and urged swift action despite reported protests and riots.
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Rockefeller Sees No Final Presidential Bid But Optimistic
Rockefeller says he was not a candidate yesterday and is not now for the Republican presidential nomination. He notes he could be more useful as New York governor than as a Washington standby and confirms Eisenhower respects his stance on the vice presidency. The two men discussed world affairs and Japan protests over Eisenhower’s Far East trip.
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Rail labor board urges vacation and holiday pay reforms
The emergency board backs broader vacation and holiday pay rules for railroad workers. It calls reducing second week eligibility from five to three years, preventing hardship cases where workers lose vacation, and adjusting holiday pay for those not on regular assignments. It also urges health and welfare changes with new policy year, equalization of benefits, group life insurance, and higher railroad contributions to keep the plan solvent.
Taxes versus taxis sparks expense questions in committee
A committee member Rep Gordon Scherer says limousines may be cheaper than cabs while Rep Edwin Willis's hotel bills are noted. The panel paid 161.35 to the Library of Congress to replace lost books and magazines, and Walter questions authority to draw books. The piece also notes the Muir Glacier area of about 1 215 square miles.
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Married Men Get Advice From Probate Court Expert
In Los Angeles probate court examiner Marijane Brown urged married men to teach wives budgeting and business basics so they can handle estates efficiently after a husband's death. She advised fostering memories and personal attention over material gifts like yachts or fur coats.
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Twain remark on prompt answers and unknowns
Historical quip attributes to Mark Twain noting gratification in answering quickly while admitting not knowing certain details. The wry line reflects humor about knowledge and communication.
Scientists rethink Saturn rings as ice or icy rocks
Researchers say Saturn’s rings, once thought rocky, may consist of ice or stone coated with ice. The largest particles are estimated to be about the size of golf balls.
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Doan's Pills Offer Fast Relief for Aches and Bladder Irritation
Doan's Pills promise rapid relief from backache muscle pains headaches and overexertion stress while soothing bladder irritation and mildly increasing kidney output. The ad touts decades of use and a larger size for savings.
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Suslov Seen As Replacement For Khrushchev
Boris Morros, a Russian born film producer and former FBI counterspy, predicts Nikita Khrushchev will be replaced by Mikhail Suslov of the Presidium. Morros says Suslov is the only one who can justify a Stalinist overthrow.
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