Senate approves bill to share atomic secrets
The Senate passed a measure to permit greater sharing of U S military atomic secrets with allies, restricting transfers to Britain and limiting data on other military applications. The bill requires congressional veto power over agreements and aims to aid NATO forces while safeguarding sensitive information.
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Farm groups press House to repeal freight tax split with Senate
National Council for Farmer Cooperatives and American Farm Bureau push Congress to repeal the 3 percent freight shipment tax now in conference after Senate approval. They argue the levy raises farm costs and reduces producer returns as goods move through multiple stages to consumers. Officials note low voter turnout in wheat quota referendum and warn other pests threaten crops nationwide.
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Indians Seek State Grants For Segregated School
Warrenton North Carolina AP Haliwa Indians move a step closer to state grants under a pup assignment law aimed at preserving segregation The Warren County Board of Education said the Indians were entitled to application forms for the grants Parents who object to integrated classes may use the law to keep their 200 children from Negro schools last year the tribe funded their own school
Senate panel backs charter for Big Brothers America
Washington AP report says the Senate Judiciary Committee voted unanimously to approve a bill granting a federal charter to the Big Brothers of America. Sponsored by Sen Thomas C. Hennings Jr. of Missouri, a director of the youth group and chair of the Juvenile Delinquency Committee. The organization would become a federally chartered entity.
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Ketch Golden Rule to be Sold After Protest Action
In Los Angeles a pacifist group suspended plans to sail the 30 foot ketch Golden Rule toward nuclear test zones. The Committee for Nonviolent Action said the sailboat is for sale at 16800 f.o.b Honolulu. Five crewmen jailed in Honolulu for defying a court order to sail near U.S. Pacific testing grounds were returned by the Coast Guard.
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Lightning Halts Little League Game In Gransville
Lightning struck a Little League game in Gransville Utah, knocking over spectators and injuring nine youths. Three remained unconscious at the scene, and two Johnson brothers aged 19 and 22 required minor burn treatment. State Trooper Howard Cooper described the incident as knocking spectators over like bowling pins.
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