Navy Sub Program Quiz Set Seeks Atomic Sub Clarification
Senator Byrd said top naval officials will be summoned to explain why the Navy continues building conventional submarines while not fully pursuing atomic-powered undersea craft. He criticized the defense bill for funding only five atomic submarines and four conventional ones, noting Nautilus is afloat and Seawolf set to launch in Groton. Senator Jackson warned Russia may soon launch atomic-driven subs, suggesting they may already have such craft.
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Favors Dual Probe Of Security In Senate Debate
Washington reports the Eisenhower administration signaled support for a bipartisan Humphrey Stennis plan to create a 12 member federal employee security commission. The measure, already approved in the House, could pass Senate debate today as Mundt backs it and education bills face challenges over antisegregation amendments and federal school funding.
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Federal School Bill Faces Segregation Fight Looms
A federal school bill aims to comply with the Supreme Court on integration while offering 1.6 billion dollars in grants to states via a dollar-for-dollar match and a 750 million dollar bond purchase program for districts unable to finance bonds. The plan includes a 300 million dollar initial fund and government purchase of 100 percent of issues, with rent-based repayment over 30 years for some districts.
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Kelley
Joan Pragvam
Defense Bill Drives Up Global Armament Spending
The House faces action on a defense bill funding overseas airfields and world wide construction. It totals about 2.368 billion dollars with allocations for Air Force over 1.165 billion, Army 551 million, Navy 596 million, CIA 56 million, plus 300 thousand for a chairman residence and staff housing.
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Arthritis Conquers Pain Through Office Call
A Long Beach ad promotes a remedy for arthritis neuritis sciatica and rheumatism claiming relief after a single office call. It lists a clinic at 2315 E 7th St Long Beach 4 with hours Monday and Thursday 9 to 6, Tuesday and Friday 1 to 5.
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Sports Ointment promises instant sunburn relief and tan
A New York special reports a research claim that Sports Ointment instantly stops sunburn pain and prevents blistering or peeling by drawing healing oxygen from the blood. The product allegedly leaves a smooth tan and costs 98 cents a large tube with a money back guarantee.
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Happy pair marks 55 years with calm debates
Chicago report cites Cook County Commissioner Clayton F Smith celebrating 55 years of marriage and sharing a secret to happiness. He says they never argue but have debates on controversial issues, with the majority of time spent debating rather than fighting. The couple credits mutual respect and steady communication for their lasting union.
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