House Operates By The Book Right Or Wrong
Washington AP reports Speakers of the House rely on The Book and established precedents rather than personal judgment. The article notes Lewis Deschler guides rulings with documented precedent and recalls the Longworth overrule episode showing how initial decisions can be reversed.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Bassanio
Portia
Champ Clark
Thomas Jefferson
Frederick H. Gillett
Cannon
Frederick A. C. Muhlenberg
Pennsylvania
Lewis Deschler
Deschler
Identical twins have babies on same day in Dallas
Identical twin sisters delivered baby girls two hours apart at Methodist Hospital Dallas. Mrs Doyle R Self Jr named her daughter Jennifer Carilyn after her sister Carilyn, born 2 27 p.m. Mrs George B Tittle II named her daughter Alisa Marilyn, born 4 17 p.m. Mrs Self’s first name is Marilyn.
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Tex
Methodist Hospital
Doyle R. Self Jr
Jennifer Carilyn
Carilyn
George B. Tittle II
Alisa Marilyn
Self
Marilyn
Mailman Protected By A Dog In Houston
In Houston Texas AP report Dallas Henderson the mail carrier is protected by Cocoa a medium sized stray dog that has appointed itself his escort for daily deliveries. Henderson says he does not know how the dog chose him but is glad to have the animal guarding him during routes.
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Tex
Dallas Henderson
Henderson
NEA renews demands for federal aid to education
The National Education Association urged a massive federal funding program for schooling, calling current spending insufficient. It cited a $18 billion annual need beyond the $42 billion already spent, aiming to raise per pupil costs from $310 to at least $540, noting regional disparities and rising enrollment. Mississippi's 1955 $132 per pupil contrasted with New York's $365.
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National Education Assn
Education Policies Commission
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NEA
American Assn
Mississippi
New York
Orthodox Jews Plan Mass Move from Brooklyn to New Jersey
Brooklyn’s Congregation Yetgev Lev D Satmar, about 1260 families, plans a 50 mile relocation to Sussex County New Jersey after building a 300 acre village on the John W Rude estate. They seek FHA backing and aim to live by Old Testament laws with strict grooming and Sabbath rules while commuting to Manhattan for work.
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New Jersey
New York
Franklin
Sussex County
N.J
Yetgev Lev D’satmar
United States
Williamsburg
John W. Rude
Federal Housing Authority
Manhattan
Armstrong Leaves Hospital After Pneumonia Recovery
In Spoleto Italy Louis Armstrong was discharged from Spoleto Hospital as recovered from a severe pneumonia attack. The jazz great planned to sightsee in Rome before returning to New York with his wife, aiming to reach America by his upcoming birthday on July 4, when he would be 59.
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Italy
Louis Armstrong
Rome
Armstrong
Alexander Schiff
New York
America
Russians Protest West German Presidential Election
In Berlin Soviet notes to West Germany and the Big Three warned against electing the West German president. The Electoral College meets in Berlin to choose a successor to President Theodor Heuss, whose term ends in September. A British spokesman said the notes were strongly worded but contained no hint of reprisals.
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Germany
Soviet Union
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West Germany
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Theodor Heusg
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