Lighter Side Of News This Is Time Of Year When House Liberals Start Hunting Rep Smith
The article recounts political maneuvering around Judge Rep. Smith and the House Rules Committee during a contentious civil rights bill. It notes Smith’s delays on TVA financing and his perceived clashes with liberal colleagues led to parliamentary by-passing attempts and late-year adjournment tactics. Grandchildren in Texas are mentioned as awaiting him.
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Steel Strike At A Glance
About half a million United Steelworkers and 107 000 allied industry workers are on strike as federal mediators intervene. Defense officials report limited progress while the industry faces wage-cost pressures and potential higher steel prices.
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Farm Bureau Chief Sees Govt Props Lowering Farm Income
CROSSVILLE Tenn AP The American Farm Bureau president told county and state leaders at the annual Farm Bureau President's Conference that farmers would have earned more in the past five years without government price supports. Charles B Shuman criticized farm programs as unworkable while reaffirming belief in free enterprise and a competitive farm program. He noted progress on most goals except public relations as a national program appears to lag. About 275 people attended the three day conference which ends today.
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Winchester Elects Insurance Man Mayor
Winchester selects insurance man Ian Murrel Tra as mayor after beating incumbent E. Watson Moore by over two to one in unofficial returns. New aldermen Floyd Hinshaw Adrian Gonslin and Charlie Sons elected. George Huber and Ernest Ampcher not re elected.
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First Pedestrian Death In Johnson City In Four Years
Johnson City records its first pedestrian traffic fatality in four years when Jim Wens, 36, dies from injuries after being struck on TL 5 near Johnson City. Among Tennessee deaths that day two men in Nashville area crash death, four others in traffic across the state.
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Cops Find Hard Eggs After Kitchen Alarm
Boston police received a call from Mrs Simmons who believed a prowler was in her kitchen due to a loud rattling noise. Officers found two hard boiled eggs rattling in a waterless tea pot after she started boiling them and forgot.
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Peiping wary as Khrushchev trip looms over U S visit
Peiping signals displeasure while pledging not to act alone as Laos flareups and Sino Soviet tensions test Moscow Washington ties. Red China fears being sidelined if a Russo American summit occurs and watches Khrushchev’s possible stop in Peiping for signals. Analysts note Beijing’s anxiety over Western reception and its own quest for status.
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Meany to Receive VFW Americanism Gold Medal
George Meany president of the APL-CIO is selected for the first Americanism Gold Medal by the Veterans of Foreign Wars. John W. Mahan VFW president announced the decision on Thursday. The medal will be presented at the VFW convention in Los Angeles on August 31.
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