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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1960
Page
6
Washington AP House Republicans and Southern Democrats clash over trimming the proposed $1.25 minimum and the number of workers affected. The bill is one of three major items before recess for national political conventions. Senate debates a self employed pension fund measure while a highway aid bill awaits House consideration.
The Jefferson City Post Tribune reports a lengthy Senate debate loom on the Bit On the Ocean Floor measure. Senator Lyndon B. Johnson notes the need to pause for money bill conferences while health aid for the aged housing school construction and foreign aid appropriations plus the minimum wage bill remain incomplete. The foreign aid bill of 3.5845 billion dollars is deferred to August, with similar delay anticipated for the minimum wage measure.
U S policy toward Castro is pushed by two State Department statements. One labels Castro's propaganda a major regional tension. the other calls his takeover of a Texaco refinery in Santiago a naked seizure of property. In Congress, a wage bill to raise minimum pay to 1.25 over steps and extend coverage to 3.5 million workers confronts a GOP-Southern coalition alternative.
U S strategists weigh harder Cuba policy as CORE leads sit-ins across Florida and Georgia campuses. The push aims to expand desegregation while Island trade, with talks of limiting sugar subsidies to Cuba. Officials consider OAS action and possible coercive steps as Castro withstands diplomacy.
Oklahoma City AP report Fred J M Lanter 60 director of the Federal Aviation Agency in Oklahoma City died Wednesday night from a heart ailment. Lanter entered the hospital Saturday after moving to Oklahoma City in 1947 following two years as regional administrator at Atlanta. He was a native of Portland Indiana and is survived by a widow.
IRS liens totaling 5.99 million dollars are filed against the estate of Charles M Grace, known as Sweet Daddy Grace. The欠 arrears cover 1945 through 1953, with amounts from 73,482 to 1,531,003 dollars, filed in Superior Court in Baltimore. Grace died in Los Angeles in January.
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