Congress Unit to Stand Firm on Housing Bill Stalemate
Congress ready to hold firm as House Banking Committee members split on a housing bill. Raing says no reconsideration while administration officials press for changes. Public housing targets 33,000 units yearly. bill ties to FHA powers and independent Home Loan Board. A Senate version already passed with similar housing, urban development provisions. Possible paths include floor action, extended deadlines, or a petition to force a floor vote.
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Mrs Hobby Hints of Resignation Prompted by Personal Reasons
Washington reports indicate Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare Hobby may resign within a week or sooner. Officials cite personal reasons and party friction over the Salk vaccine rollout. Marion Folsom is mentioned as a likely successor. Eisenhower has given her continued confidence.
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Memphis Backed Plan to Build Its Own 100 Million Plant
A fierce public versus private power clash pits Memphis officials led by T H Allen against TVA and Dixon Yates. Memphis aims to build its own plant to supply extra power while the federal agencies debate continuation or cancellation of the Dixon Yates contract. The Senate panel withholds funds pending a Memphis commitment.
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Middle South Linliies
Spw Network to Be Handed to Germany
Bonn reports the United States will transfer control of the Gehlen spy network to West Germany. headed by former Lt. Gen. Reinhold Gehlen, the agency will operate as West Germanys CIA counterpart under Adenauer. Gehlen, once Hitler era intelligence chief on the Russian front, has been funded by U.S. dollars and runs a large staff across Europe from bases near Munich and Bonn.
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Pair Solves Mystery of Congratulations in Helena
IFI Mr and Mrs William B Slaughter faced puzzled attendants as they traveled home to Helena Montana after their wedding. At every stop for gas the clerks congratulated the couple. The mystery ended when their honeymoon fuel stop displayed the words Congratulate this couple They've just been married on the gasoline tank cover.
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William B. Slaughter
Woman Gives Birth to Her 16th Child in Sidney
In Sidney Nebraska Mrs Eaila Hernandez, 45, gave birth to her 16th child this week. Her husband Frank wants five more, but she says 16 are enough. The family lives in a four room house with eight children at home and their oldest daughter is 27. Both parents work at an ordnance plant and say the kids are rarely sick.
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Eaila Hownandez
Alabama II Ruling Bars Race Basis for UA Admissions
Federal Judge H Hobart Grooms ruled Alabama state university cannot bar Negroes from admission solely due to race. The decision, issued as a class action, targets two women Lucy and Polly Ann Myers Hudson who sought entry next fall. NAACP officials say more Negroes would seek admission if the ruling stands. University officials had no comment on the decision following the Supreme Court's school desegregation ruling.
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Police Improve Communications with New Telephone
Ringyaad Police Department adds telephone service after 17 years, upgrading a three officer force Friday. The move enhances line of contact for law enforcement in the town, signaling modernized operations and quicker response capabilities.
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Eastland backs Times version on Korea War jet story
Senator Eastland says he accepts the New York Times account that the 1950 Korea War dispatch about US Air Force Sabre jets did not violate security. He noted the Defense Department could not confirm clearance from its records, while the Times asserted high level approval for publication.
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Victory Seen for Ike's Reserves Bill
Washington lawmakers moved toward expanding the military reserve program as President Eisenhower pushes for a larger force. House passage ends a six week stalemate over desegregation amid a race to train a national reserve to 2.9 million by 1960 while vetoing a Powell bid to bar integration in the National Guard.
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Eisenhower
Post Office Official Resigns Deputy Postmaster General for Transportation
Washington reports Deputy Assistant Postmaster General for Transportation Paul Ledrick, 38, resigns and returns to Pampa Texas to reenter private business. Ledrick joined the Post Office Department in July 1953 after working in real estate construction and cattle raising.
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Tex
Ledrick
Post Olive Department
Presidential Puzzle of Clues and Names
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