Red Leaders Battle Over Air Funds in Senate Debates
The Senate opens debate on a 34.9 billion defense bill to boost Air Force funding with 13-12 committee backing for a 1.16 billion lift. Lyndon Johnson presses for the larger boost while Senator Bridges counters with a smaller substitute.
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Algerian Rebels Claim Heavy Toll in French Clashs
Algerian rebels claim a heavy toll on French forces after raids and ambushes following executions of two rebels. Reports say 45 Frenchmen killed or missing and 29 injured in 24 hours, with multiple ambushes near Sidi Ben Abbes Ain Chair and Algiers.
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Highway Measure Completed in Congress Conferees Agree
Senate and House conferees finished work on the highway bill’s construction provisions totaling 32.9 billion dollars. Sen Chavez praised it as the greatest public works program, while House leader Fallon noted tax differences remain to be resolved and the House action may be delayed until next week.
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Contracts Awarded For Heart Center And Enlarged Local Hospital
Four of five contracts totaling 1 549 100 for the Heart Center and enlargement of High Point Memorial Hospital went to local firms. Coltrane Graham won the general contract at 821 732 50. S P Kimsey Plumbing and Heating 109 999. Robb Plumbing and Heating 203 400. Bryant Electric 116 304. Westbrook Elevators 50 477.
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Venezuelan Inspectors to Probe New York Crash
Venezuelan government inspectors flew from Caracas to join the inquiry into the loss of the four engine airliner off the New Jersey coast near Idlewild. The crash killed 74 aboard including 20 Americans and students aged 12 to 20 from several countries. The CAB offered aid while the Venezuelan probe begins with evidence collection and cooperation.
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Finder Receives 1500 Dollars From Found Money Case
Wilson The case of the plumbr who found 180 hundred dollar bills in a water heater was settled for 1500. The compromise split 1500 with 15 to C Louis Deans and 165 to the house owner M C Godwin of Buckhorn keeping the rest. The agreement was out of court. Judge Joseph W Parker signed. Deans had planned to sue next Monday in Superior Court. Deans said he showed the money to Godwin who offered a reward of 5 The owner claimed his wife hid the money before her death on June 28 1934.
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President Eisenhower's Health Improves as Doctors Thinned
On day twelve of convalescence President Eisenhower rests comfortably with fewer doctors at his side. White House spokesman James Hagerty says recovery from June 9 surgery proceeds satisfactorily as medical bulletin notes good sleep and normal vital signs. Nixon to preside at a cabinet meeting with Adams and others visiting after breakfast.
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Governor Hodges tours New York railroading industry
North Carolina Governor Luther Hodges, in New York this week to urge plant investment, gave interviews from the St. Regis Hotel and planned a CBS appearance to promote his state. He and wife will attend a governors conference in Atlantic City after today’s schedule.
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Hodges Attacks Court Ruling on Constitution and Rights
New York Governor Luther Hodges sharply criticized the Supreme Court's school desegregation ruling as an improvised constitutional amendment and warned it could erode rights like free speech. He spoke at a New York Rotary Club after noting lifetime judicial tenure may shield future justices from public change.
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