Senate Defers Broad Trade Policy as One-Year TT Extension Passes
Chairman Millikin and Sen George said the Senate vote on a one-year extension of the Reciprocal Trade Act does not settle Randall Commission recommendations. The chamber approved a one-year extension 71-3 after rejecting a three-year liberalized plan 45-32, sending the measure back to the House with two minor Senate amendments. President Eisenhower signaled support for continued study of the proposals.
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Funeral Rites Planned For Apache Resident Herbert Bailey
Services for Herbert L. Bailey 53 a pioneer Apache resident who died suddenly of a heart attack at his home Thursday will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the First Baptist Church with Rev. C Edwards officiating. Burial follows at Apache Cemetery with Crews Funeral Home in charge.
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Clampdown Hits Vice City Hard
Phenix City Alabama endures a tight vice crackdown after the Patterson murder as National Guardsmen enforce new limits on gambling liquor and prostitution. The city faces economic peril with merchants counting losses and officials facing calls to restructure finances or seek receivership.
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Keeling Is Elected Apache CC Chief
Fred Keeling was elected president of the Apache Chamber of Commerce at the Clark Bohart community building. New officers include Newt Bonds as vice president and George Levite as secretary treasurer with several board members named. A $5 business and $2.50 individual membership fee will kick off a drive on Tuesday June 29.
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Walter Gilbreath
J. H. Elliott
Russell C. Caldwell
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Oklahoma City Pension increases raise care funds
Wal month increases up to 8.50 for nursing and related costs boost aid for about 2,000 pensioners. Director Loyd E Rader said welfare commission approved the rise to cover higher elderly care costs, with a state cap of 17,000 dollars monthly and top checks reaching 103 dollars.
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Um Rader
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Turner Ordered to Pay Back Maintenance in Divorce Case
Roscoe Turner former head of Turner Aeronautical Corp in Indianapolis was ordered by Federal Judge Steckler on June 25 to pay his former wife 26800 dollars in back maintenance tied to their 1946 divorce settlement.
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Estate of Minneapolis Woman Leaves 17000 to Sister-in-Law
A 72-year-old Minneapolis woman whose body was found in her home six weeks after her death left an estate valued at 17000 to her sister-in-law who lives in the area. The will was filed in Minneapolis Probate Court on June 25.
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