Keating Backs Bid For Item Veto Authority
Rep. Keating of New York urges passage of a constitutional amendment to grant the president item veto power. He tells a House subcommittee the measure could save billions by allowing selective vetoes on appropriations without rejecting entire bills. Eisenhower previously supported similar authority. opponents warn of executive overreach and pork. The effort faces a two thirds House and Senate vote and state ratification challenges.
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Keating
R-Ny
Congress
Wweating
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Conso
Treasure Hunphres
Percival F. Brundice
Subcommittee
Willis D-Lat
Senate
Krowland
California
Eisenhower
Weating
Wil
Trenton
N. J
Presid
Tahlequah Taxi Driver Held In Fatal Shooting
Tahlequah taxi driver Earl Smith age 43 was held today in connection with a Saturday night shooting that killed land Hile. Acting County Attorney June Bliss said Hile was shot with a 29 caliber pistol at the home of Smiths estranged wife, Bertha. He died minutes later after Smith surrendered and said he had disposed of the gun.
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Tahlequah
Earl Smith
Ising
Leland Hile
Atorney
June Bliss
Eale
Smith
Bertha
Army officers promoted to major in extensive list
A long notice details army orders from Washington DC announcing the promotion of numerous named officers to major. The document lists officers from various posts including Fort Lewis and Fort Bliss, with many names followed by their corps and postings, and notes on subsequent duties and instruction completions.
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Army
Washington, D.C
Carter
Edun
Lewis
Wash
Anthony D. Serpe
USA
George
Meadelo
Mile
Leo
Georgy G
Leo M. Blanchel
Robert Fy Kiss HL
B. Grimmire Joh
Hogan Arikar JL Demmett Dr
Eran Els
Rajencki
Gerard J Ladner
Teny Inom Db
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Tawar
Aor
George Wo Seabiwit
Frederick C. Spann
Muswell S. Torgersen
Farion
J Wiley
WiLinn S._Downer Jr
Dearborn
Mich
Jethro TL Hudgins
Gee
Cal
Bliss
Tex
George Lo
Cali
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Palla
Curtisin Bis
Weavenforth
Kans
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Mante
Piraper Cine
Chive
Wis
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Law
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Pealekard
TL Moore
Washingin
Ariar LW Sanford
BL Tihs
Jae Col Mortis
Sehenholz
San Houstin
Colatenstig
Ber Roy Is
Burdy
Bks
Cage Jeremie
Chayer
Hiss
Wood
Washington
Granmivieve
Pinot c
Wspea
F. Lewis
USA Bern
Usareuk
Pi. Busnard
Unatel
Pel Lewis
Mardala Cusivk
Frank Goss Green
Magariane
Calif
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Myer
Mo Mustead
Washwie Ld
Robert Pentelgion
Davere
Strom
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Wal Snift
Clausy
C. Leung
G. Alte
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Cape Fahn
Sweathimare
Bao
Tarieinn State College
Ste- Cap
Bates
Mita Saker
Night Class Enrollment Set Today at Cameron College
Night class enrollment opens at 6 30 p m at Cameron College for the junior college term Gordon Paine registrar and dean of administration announced The term begins June 3 and runs to August 1 Courses tentatively listed include beginning and intermediate accounting business law economics shorthand typing history geometry calculus chemistry public address welding and related subjects Enrollment totals depend on student enrollment says Paine
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Tinrallment
Cameron College
Gordon Paine
Gruns Winough
Sittishe
Aggie Arditecium
Stmmerten
Paine
Two Families Die In Illinois Highway Crash
Benson Illinois scene where two cars on Illinois Highway 116 killed 11 people, all from Streamer NL and Bloomington Til families. Victims include James Block and Vernier Mae Block and their children, Peggy Gloria Deborah and Jimmie, and Dr George C von Steenberg and Helen Nancy von Steenberg with two more kids. Investigators consider third car involvement. no witnesses. National Safety Council cites record Illinois toll.
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Streamler
Bloomington
Til
Minois Highway
Benson
Illinois
James Block
Streator
Vernier Mae
Peggy
Gloria
Deborah
Jimmie
George C. von Steenberg
Helen Nancy
George Dennis
L. Janice
Julie
National Safety Council
Skuyton
Mian
Conference on humanistics urged by AEC chief
United Press wires quote Adm. Lewis L. Strauss proposing a conference with historians philosophers and humanists to address biological and nuclear warfare problems and to seek ideas on how man can cope with his inventive dangers. Other quotes cover military self defense claim and U.S. jurisdiction over an American soldier's manslaughter case in Tokyo.
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United Press
Washington
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Tolyo
Mitsujiro Ishii
U.S
United States backs Poland aid despite Knowland objections
United States offers economic help to Poland amid Senate Republican Leader William F Knowland opposition. The dispute centers on aiding those under Soviet influence while President Eisenhower tours with West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer.
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Poland
Senate
William F. Knowland
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Konrad Adenauer
Ivan Feisler
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