Chronic Unemployment Aid Debate in Congress
LA Collins Sr argues against a 490 million federal program for chronic unemployment, labeling it wasteful and likely vetoed. He notes ghost towns, industry losses, and that subsidies may keep areas dependent on government relief rather than fostering relocation or new industry. He supports state unemployment expansion but doubts federal spending cures chronic hardship.
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House Rejects Senate Plan On IMF Outlay
The House voted 86 to 38 to reject delaying a 1.375 billion dollar International Monetary Fund outlay. The measure would affect the FY 1960 budget, removing a projected 70 million dollar surplus. House approved the overall bill 315 to 57, sending the issue to a conference committee. Rep Wayne L. Hays sponsored the delay amendment.
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Ohio
Budget in Red Says Tax Experts Overstated Revenue
Congressional tax specialists say President Eisenhower's balanced budget would run red ink due to overestimated revenues by about 1.3 billion dollars. Joint Committee staff projects 75.8 billion in revenue for the new fiscal year starting July 1, versus the president's 77.1 billion estimate, implying a possible deficit around 1.2 billion even if spending stays at 77 billion. The staff notes earlier overestimates for the current year by about 1.1 billion, with initial budget at 68 billion and staff estimate at 56.9 billion.
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Jets of six nations to fly in Germany in NATO salute
Aircraft from the United States Belgium Netherlands France Canada West Germany and the United Kingdom will participate in a joint fly past at Sebach Air Base Germany. The event coincides with NATO planning for the upcoming 1962 elections and a ceremonial aerial salute announced by Rep John Leysinski chair of the delegation.
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States Facing House Seat Losses Across Nation
Washington reports a Census Bureau projection showing 13 states losing House seats and electoral votes due to population shifts and Hawaii and Alaska statehood. California could gain seven seats, Florida four, with Hawaii obtaining a second seat after joining, and New York and Pennsylvania likely to drop. Alaska rises briefly to 436 seats with Hawaii at 437, pending the actual 1960 census.
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Florida
New York
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Texas
Ohio
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Michigan
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Iowa
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Maine
Minnesota
Mississippi
North Carolina
West Virginia
Arizona
Weather brief for Southeastern region
Fragmentary OCR notes show a weather update with low visibility and a 2.6 reading. It mentions pale dawn and sunrise near 3 manrise with unclear location and date. No clear forecast or system names.
Attic Boat Build Lands Vessel In Front Yard
Stewart Thomas built a Bly-foot cruiser in his attic at Quincy II. He cut through a window and gable end 30 feet up, then a crane lowered the finished boat to the front yard. He says the stunt was intentional and timed with warm weather.
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High-Altitude Nuclear Test Measured By Van Allen Belts
Washington report from the White House cites Dr James A Van Allen and U S Defense Department scientists describing a radiation sheet 100 miles thick reaching up to 4000 miles in altitude. They compare the radiation with the Van Allen belts and note potential lingering particles though most radiation belt vanished. The work is considered a major achievement of the Geophysical Year with implications for future space flight and safety.
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Herbert York
Defense Department
Saladins
Independent Daily Notice From Long Beach California
Independent published daily at Justice Street and Pine Art Long Beach California appears to be a public notice page. A Superior Court Los Angeles County adjudication dated Ost.6 references case C-10260 with pricing details for per month wear Cartier delivery two dollars monthly twenty four dollars per year.
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Pine Art
Long Beach 2
Galif
Long Beach
Calif
Superior Court
Los Angeles County
Cartier
Fragmented OCR note on hotel dining and meals
A garbled paragraph lists hotel features and dining terms with references to lobbies rooms baths carpeting and a large dining room facing an area called the Sccan. It includes meal prices and unclear food items, ending with a broken line about breakfasts and dinners and a stray number 47.18.
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