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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1955
Page
4
Senator Byrd and Senator Ford press top naval officials on atomic powered submarines after a funds bill, with one Nautilus slated to be afloat and the Seawolf planned, while conventional subs continue under development. Russia remains a defense money drive focus as launch plans proceed.
A chaotic OCR snapshot shows a roundup of station labels and headlines. It mentions weather reports, market updates, sports notes, and various station abbreviations including KWOS NBC CBS and others, with scattered names like Arthur Geoffrey and Bob Hope.
Chairman Byrd announced the Senate Finance Committee will hold full hearings on Democratic sponsored social security changes. He warned the panel will not act hastily, potentially delaying Senate action until next year as proposals to expand benefits for widows and disabled persons are studied after House consideration.
In Columbia Missouri officials report farmers voting on rigid 1956 crop controls 7,022 in favor 4,776 opposed with 1,429 challenged ballots. The nationwide 66.7 percent threshold remains.
TV listings show a dense schedule for KRCG Channel 13 and KOMU Channel 4, including morning shows The Morning Show CBS and News Weather reports, then afternoon programs like The Guiding Light and The $64,000 Question, plus evening features such as Arthur Murray Party and Overseas Adventure. The list names programs, times, and channel identifiers with multiple sports, talk, and entertainment segments across June dates.
Rome confirms Antonio Segni, a 64 year old farmer scholar and Christian Democrat, was asked by President Gronchi to consider forming a new postwar cabinet. He will consult leaders, weigh coalition chances with center parties, Social Democrats Liberals and possibly Republicans, before a formal charge.
Peiping presses accuse Secretary Dulles address in San Francisco of smelling like gunpowder and of poisoning international mood. They say the United States aims to undermine the four power conference and impede world tension easing. Peiping also rebukes Dulles for calling Red China an aggressor and using force against Taiwan and Formosa.
In Washington Senator Mundt said the Democrats have not presented major issues or formed opposition to aid the Eisenhower program. He noted the presidential candidate will need to brew his own campaign issues while confirming the need for a congenial session amid ongoing election preparations. Paris vaudeville star Horace Minnevitch dies at 72 in Neuilly after a cerebral hemorrhage. He had led the Harmonica Ras-als touring act and lived in Paris since 1947 with wife Lucille Little Taylor.
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