Most Money Bills Finished in House
The House voted for foreign aid and cut $59,714 million from an authorization bill. Eisenhower pushes to restore most of the cut as the Senate is expected to increase overall air power funding.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1958
Page
7
The House voted for foreign aid and cut $59,714 million from an authorization bill. Eisenhower pushes to restore most of the cut as the Senate is expected to increase overall air power funding.
London AP report says Dominic Elwes, 26, son of painter Simon Elwes, will be released soon after a contempt of court sentence for marrying an underage girl. His bride Tessa Kennedy, 19, had defied a court order twice in Cuba and New York. Judge Sir Ronald Roxburgh indicated release possible before month end and declined to jail Tessa. The couple, opposed by Tessa’s father Geoffrey Kennedy and her mother, Mrs. Daska McLean, had returned to England July 15 after traveling with the union.
The House completed its action on most 1988 appropriation bills with a projected 70 billion dollar total, subject to Senate changes especially in defense and foreign aid. The package includes 1 218 815 000 for Army Navy and Air Force construction worldwide, about 511 million below the President's request. Senate action could raise the defense funds by about 1.6 billion.
Dr Lukianowicz outlines two leading ideas for eerie visions. He cites brain irritation or memory projection as possible causes. He notes such experiences last only seconds and may involve wishful thinking, as in a man who saw himself conducting an orchestra.
SAN FRANCISCO AP The Navy opened a formal inquiry into the death of Rear Adm Lynne C Quiggle 52 who disappeared from the liner President Cleveland about 800 miles off San Francisco after allegedly telling his wife youd be better off He reportedly jumped overboard in a low mood The investigation is led by Rear Adm John Q Owsley The admiral had been deputy chief of staff on the joint staff in Japan and was ordered to San Diego to command Amphibious Group Pacific Fleet
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Chicago report summarizes autoscopic hallucination where patients perceive themselves as phantoms without mirrors. Dr N Lukianowicz reviews psychiatrists’ cases, tracing the concept from Aristotle’s time to the 19th century, and highlights a Bristol hospital study in Archives of Neurology and Psychiatry.
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