TVA Chairman Decision Looms After Clapp Term Ends
The article reports a pending choice for the TVA chairman as Gordon C Clapp’s term expired yesterday leaving the post vacant. It notes internal debate over reappointing Clapp or selecting a new candidate, with mentions of a South Tennessee location and discussions among directors and the Valing Authority.
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White House denies compelled report amid McCarthy probe
Ike Will reports the White House crisply rejects claims it coerced a report the Army filed. A key witness Adams faced questions about a 21 meeting where McCarthy Senate Investigations' issues were discussed. Sherman Adams advised drafting a formal record of the Army difficulties with alleged special requests for Pvt. David Schine.
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McClellan Says Hearings Should Be Top Administration Inquiries
Senator McClellan argued that hearings should remain focused on the top administration and not allow administrative officials to discuss revenue matters until the Senate Investigation Subcommittee has heard all sides. He urged the subcommittee to conduct a thorough probe before revealing further discussions.
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Markets Show Mixed Gains in Stocks and Commodities
Livestock at National Stockyards sees active hog trade with barrows and gilts up to 26 higher and sows stronger to 26. calves steady with limited steer and heifer offerings. New York stocks edge higher in early afternoon trade while railroads lead, oils and chemicals lag. Chicago wheat slips in slow decline as May soybeans rally then retreat. cotton futures steady with late gains. Farmers push for flexible government supports ranging 90 to 90 percent parity. debate hints at a compromise as lawmakers weigh 75 to 90 percent targets.
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Inhalation Question in Cigarette Link Debate
Boston doctor suggests halt inhaling until cancer link is settled. Dr Richard Overholt says there may be an association between heavy smoking with inhalation and lung cancer, urging caution and consideration of quitting inhalation if investigations show a link. The six member panel at the National Tuberculosis Association meeting largely agrees a possible association exists, with strong views from Overholt and one other host.
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Typhoid Hits Idaho Flood Area Emergency Declared
United Press reports Idaho officials plan to fly typhoid vaccine to Bonners Ferry as Kootenai River rises near flood stage. The area is declared an emergency to unlock state and federal aid. River reached 20.6 feet Tuesday, near flood level, with dikes from 1948 expected to hold briefly. Local floods also hit Roswell and Lovington in New Mexico and Big Spring, Texas as more rain looms.
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Mark Kulp
Showdown on Farm Policy in the Making
Washington House Agriculture Committee opens a showdown on future farm price support legislation. Chairman Hans urges quick decision on rigid versus flexible supports and surplus disposal. Committee aims to finish the current farm law by June 1 with a draft bill forthcoming.
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