Corn Grain Subsidies Face House Stalemate
House debate over new corn and grain subsidies widens splits among farm state members. Democrats push a soil bank based program while Republicans back a par ity linked plan. Costs and farm aid scope prompt doubts about final passage.
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Washington
T Rep. Smith
House Rules Committee
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New York
Sail Bank
Chan Cooley
D-Nc
Agrculture Committee
Benson
Parochial School Bus Issue Sparks Augusta Meeting
In Augusta Maine a heated board session approved a token $1000 for parochial school bus service as a test case. Mayor Carey and supporters plan to appeal to Catholic parents to transfer students while opponents want a Supreme Court ruling on public transport for parochial pupils.
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Maine
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Swift
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Supreme Court
Tower Court
State Supreme Court
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Cetty Fathers
Perry F. Shibles
Wheatley for Police Chief
Ronald W Wheatley announces candidacy for police chief following Chief Ralph Hennessee's resignation in November He cites administrative ability experience radio and communications expertise and knowledge of Lawton and its department He urges voters to support continued effective law enforcement on March 29th.
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Ralph Hennessee
Lawton
Lawton High
California
U. S
Marine Drill Instructor Faces Trial at Parris Island
Cpl. William R. Walsh of Lyndhurst New Jersey faces a special court martial on charges of striking recruits at Parris Island South Carolina. The case is the fourth in a series of misconduct prosecutions at the base with potential penalties including hard labor confinement reduction in rank and loss of pay. Witness Pvt David Lee Porter of Hartford Vermont described being struck with an iron bar and Porter's father Nelson Porter pressed the base commander for action.
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S.C
William R. Walsh
Lyndhurst
N.J
David Lee Porter
Hartford
Cone
Walsh
Duill
Nelson R. Porter
Homer R. Litzenberg
Sunburned Whale Mabel Finds Bright Whimsy After Move
Mabel the sunburned whale, once sulky in a shallow tank at Marine and of the Pacific, is moved to a 300000 gallon ocean tank after dorsal fin sun exposure. Aquarist Dave Brown calms her with vitamin shots and a cocaine derivative, then orients her in the new pool where she breathes a cheerful spray and shows signs of happiness.
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Calif
Mabel
Torlay
Santa Catalina Island
Marine
Pacific
Wiliam F. Monahan
Oceans Mun
Dave Brown
Brown
Perfume for Peace Advocated by New York Importer
New York perfume importer Edward Cournand suggests Russian women could ease global tension by wearing more perfume. He argues perfume would reduce hostility and remove threats of war, speaking from Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Cournand
Rasoning
New York
Budding writer runs a coffee break column for Army Times
Mrs. Edwards wife of Capt. Fawards a Army Times correspondent begins a weekly "Coffee Break" column after sending samples to the paper. She writes in short bursts from home in Fort Sill while caring for three children, balancing family duties with her new writing role.
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Fort Sill
Army Times
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Ozman Street
Lawton
Jerry S. Fawards
Department of Tactics and Combined Arms
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Times
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Fort Lee
Capt. Edwards
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