Aides Seek Cuts in Proposed GI Pay Increase
The Aides urge Senate action to trim about 163 million dollars from the latest military pay rise approved by the House. Lyndon Johnson urges quick consideration as Russell chaired Armed Services probes, while Stennis studies a closed-door plan to curb costs. The plan aims to retain skilled technicians for jet aircraft, subs, and missiles amid debate over annual expense projections. President Eisenhower budgeted 485 million dollars this year for added pay costs.
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Lyndon B. [Jonson
Texas
Armed Services Committee
Russell
Sen
D-Ga
Sen. Stennis
D-Miss
Armed Services
Sors
Senate
Eisenhower
Sixth Effort Begins to End Water Fight in California
Sacramento reports a new Senate Assembly committee aims to reach a budget figure for water development in California after 27 days of deadlock. Several figures were rejected, including 54, 83, 1674, 61, 14, 25, 40, and 58 million dollars. The latest vote on an 58 million plan with flood control failed, while reconsideration approved 25 million by one vote.
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Senate Assembly
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Assembly
California
The New Look in Hearing Aids Offers Free Demonstration
An advertisement touts added power in a new eyeglass hearing aid and offers a free full-sized dummy medal, inviting readers to visit the office or request by mail with no cost or obligation, stating the item is theirs to keep.
Bonn Denies Queen Elizabeth State Visit Invitation
A Bonn government spokesman denied a Sunday report that Chancellor Adenauer invited Queen Elizabeth II to make a state visit. The spokesman said no invitation was extended though Bonn would welcome a visit by Britain’s queen.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Britain
Queen Elizabeth
Adenauer
London
There Ought to Be a Law by Fagaly and Shorten
A brief column by Fagaly and Shorten argues for a new legal rule or reform. The piece frames civic concerns and urges readers to support legislative action to address the issue.
Car plunges down abandoned mine pit in Negaunee
A 22 year old driver William Fleck of Negaunee survived a car crash Sunday when his vehicle veered off a street and tumbled into an abandoned mine pit, suffering minor head cuts and receiving treatment at a local hospital. The car was demolished in the incident.
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Negaunee
Mich
Wiliam Fleck
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