Debating the Record of the 83rd Congress
Democrats and Republicans begin arguing the 83rd Congress achievements as a backlog of unfinished business grows. Senate and House leaders clash over records with McCormack accusing the GOP of giving away to special interests while Allen touts end of Korean fighting control cuts and tax relief. The July adjournment date looms as a Senate issue.
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Folklore and Music Groups Meet in Sao Paulo International Conference
In Sao Paulo Brazil delegates from 24 nations will attend the seventh International Conference of Folk Music Aug 16 as part of the citys fourth centennial celebrations. The program includes demonstrations of baiao huaino conga frevo sam ba square dance and morris dance alongside study sessions on folklore education and preservation.
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State Road Death Toll Rises To 316
United Press reports two fatal weekend crashes boost Oklahoma road toll to 316 for the year. Lucien in Noble county lost control, car hit embankment. passengers Charles Way and Alvin Easterly in Covington were hospitalized in critical condition. Six week old Paul Mikle Wells died when brakes failed in Sulphur driven by his aunt Mildred Wells.
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Corporations gain from tax changes but individuals benefit more
The new tax revision law, though marketed as a boon to corporations, will cut taxes for about 10 million individuals next spring due to accelerated depreciation on new equipment or buildings. It also reduces taxes for roughly 600,000 corporations, with rules on depreciation methods including declining balance and sum of the years digits, affecting timing of deductions and total tax burdens.
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Bust Unveiling for Last Union Veteran Albert Woolson
Albert Woolson, 107, the last Union Army Civil War veteran, will receive a bust in Duluth as the Union Veterans of the Civil War and its auxiliary present the gift to the city. Mayor Joanson will accept. The event coincides with the groups opening their national conventions led by Gen. U S Grant III and delegates from across the country.
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West Germany Expands Diplomatic Corps and Missions
West Germany accelerates its drive to sovereignty by growing its foreign ministry and diplomatic service. By next year it aims for 170 missions, up from 68 relations and 133 missions abroad, with new posts mainly in Western states and potential future missions behind the Iron Curtain. The new foreign ministry in Bonn, costing 14 million marks, covers 12 000 square yards and includes a glass-roofed Rhine view restaurant. The service holds 874 diplomatic or consular officials, with 28 percent from the old ministry, as non-career appointees take key posts in Washington, London, and Paris.
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Massive Nepalese Rally Targets U S In Kathmandu
About 5 000 Nepalese joined a Communist led demonstration against the United States in Katmandu last night. Protesters burned effigies of Secretary Dulles and accused Washington of imperialist acts and attempting to bribe Nepal to use it as a base against Red China. Police surrounded the U S Information Agency library. Nepal and the United States had signed a technical assistance pact the previous month.
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Police Hunt Seeing-Eye Dog Poisoner
Deputies chase tips in Minneapolis in a case where strychnine poisoned eight seeing-eye dogs trained to guide the blind. Master Eye Foundation director John L. Sinykin says seven of fifteen ill dogs may not survive. Sir Lancelot, a national champion, was among the dead or injured. The foundation, a nonprofit training German shepherds for guiding the visually impaired, received broad messages of support.
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Nine Mormon Boys Trek 70 Miles Across Superstition Mountains
Nine boys aged 14 to 18 completed a 70 mile trek across the Superstition Mountains near Mesa Arizona. They followed the pioneer trail used by their Mormon grandparents from Utah in the late 1880s. The group endured harsh conditions killing rattlesnakes and living off wild meat and desert plants.
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Actor-Writer Plans Teen Bride as He Marries Daughter
Los Angeles reports 42 year old actor writer to wed 19 year old Nancy Lee Lister daughter of Monica Calif harbor master. Barclay previously divorced by Dorothy Barclay 39 who claimed he valued his boat White Cloud over family and gave up house wife and children. He kept the 60 foot boat while she received 15 percent of income about 50 thousand dollars yearly.
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Soil tests decide lime and fertilizer timing before alfalfa seeding
Soil testing determines whether lime and fertilizers should be applied before seeding alfalfa.
Science claims nonsurgical shrinking of piles breakthrough
Report claims a noninvasive method reduces pile symptoms without surgery. Experts cited note potential tissue healing processes and improved comfort, though details and safety data remain sparse. Further clinical trials are expected to validate efficacy and longterm outcomes.
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Dr Caldwell’s Digestive Aid Advertises Relief
An advertisement offers Dr Caldwell's remedy for stomach cramps and disrupted bowel function with claimed relief at apt dosages. It promises money back if unsatisfied and instructs mailing a bottle to Box 280 New York NY.
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