Oil Gas Lobby Rallies Mayors Over Gas Bill Clash
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports the oil gas lobby pressing mayors led by Philadelphia’s Mayor Joseph Clark against a Senate gas bill. Indianapolis Mayor Alex Clark promotes free enterprise as letters and telegrams from mayors were secretly solicited by Phillips Petroleum.
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Clarks
Philadelphia
Joseph Clark, Jr
Indianapolis
Alex Clark
Harris
Clark
Congress
Senate Commerce Committee
W. A. Hensley
Bartlesville
Ohlo
FLR
J. W. Clark
Phillips Petroleum Co
Phillips
Hensley
Cool Weather Across the Nation Amid Gas Lobby Tugs
The Associated Press reports cool Canadian air moving south through central portions of the country with showers in the plains, Great Lakes, and East Coast. Mayors including Bartlesville’s and Indianapolis’ Clark figure in a tense dispute over gas regulation, as oil interests press mayors to back producers. Several mayors shifted positions after oil lobby pressure, with Congress expected to vote amid the gas price debate.
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Indianapolis
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Washington
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Supreme Court
Associated Press
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Great Lakes
Ilinois
Michigan
Bartlesville
Mayor Clark
Jack Scott
Las Vegas
Fort Wayne
Arthur Walz
Wilmington
Del
Carl Wise
Canton
Ohio
Arthur Meehan
Spokane
Wash
Robert Morgan
Peoria
Big City
Paul Mitchum
Kansas City
Kan
de Lesseps Morrison
New Orleans
W. Lee Mingledorff
Savannah
Curtis Hixon
Tampa
Fla
L.C. Clark
Tulsa
Okla
Zin merman Rufus E death at age sixty eight
Rufus E. Zin merman 68 retired chairman of the U S Steel Co and chairman of its research policy committee died yesterday in Summit New Jersey authorities said.
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Summit
N.d
Rufus E. Zinmerman
U.S. Steel Co
Two GIs Injured in Explosive Incident in Tokyo
The Army reported two soldiers were critically injured yesterday in a premature shell blast from a recoilless rifle. Names were withheld.
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Tokyo
Air conditioning demand rises as industry cheers
Business Mirror reports rising optimism in the air conditioning sector after a prior shakeout. Leaders forecast higher household installations for central units, window units sell briskly, and experts project strong sales this year with central systems doubling or more from last year.
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Sam Dawson
New York
C. A. Tatum Jr
Dallas Power & Light Co
Edison Flectric Institute
J . Cloud Wampler
iCorp
George 5. Joneson
McCarthy fallout, Finn twins hunger strike, Roll Call debut
In New York City Conference chatter pits Clark camps against IndianapOLis Clark as McCarthy endures a cross fire from Knowland Thye and Bender. Secret Service debates evacuation method after Geneva critique. Springfield hospital twins refuse feeding while Attorney General Broynell decides their fate. Congress launches its own newspaper Roll Call led by Sidney Yudain.
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Pittsburgh
Dave Lawrence
Lawrence
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Joe McCarthy
Senate
Ike
Geneva
McCarthy
Knowland
Calif
Thye
Minn
Bender
Ohio
Joe
Dulles
White House
Secret Service
Springfield
California
James Finn
Broaynell
Washington
Congress
Sidney Yudain
Connecticut
Morano
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Hiss Lawyer Stryker Dies At 70 In New York
Lloyd Pauli Stryker, a premier New York trial lawyer who led the defense at Alger Hiss first trial, died of a cerebral hemorrhage at age 70. He famed for dramatic cross examination and national attention in 1949. Survived by wife Katherine and a married daughter.
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New York
Lloyd Pauli
Stryker
Alger Hiss
Hiss
State Department
Chicago
Katherine
Hemorrhoids facts and treatment options from Dr Jordan
Hemorrhoids are enlarged rectal veins that form clusters and may appear gradually or suddenly. Causes include straining, constipation, coughing, or lifting. early signs include blood on stool, itching, or mild pain. Surgery often provides complete relief, though recurrence occurs if causes aren’t fixed. Cancer risk is not increased by hemorrhoids.
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Edwin P. Jordan
NEA
E. M. Not
Killed Wife Then Himself In Colorado Case
Conejos County officials identify district attorney investigator Jerry Armijo as the slayer of his 33 year old wife Virginia Armijo and say he killed her early Saturday before fatally shooting himself in his bedroom hours later. Deputy Prosecutor Gordon Rowe says inquest testimony shows Armijo acted in remorse after the murder. The note found in his head wound was not released. The report notes the tapir as the largest land animal in South America.
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Rowe
Local Soldier in 7th Infantry Division in Korea
Private Thomas G. Sheehe 18 son of Mr and Mrs Thomas B Sheehe 939 Oak St Indiana serves in the 7th Infantry Division still in Korea training as ammunition bearer in Heavy Mortar Company 17th Regiment He arrived overseas last April from Fort Jackson DC and graduated Indiana High School in 1954 then entered the Army in October 1954.
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Thomas G. Sheehe
Thomas B. Sheehe
Oak Street
Indiana
7Th Infantry
Korea
Sheehe
Fort Jackson
D.C
Indiane High School
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