Senators See Debt Limit Hike approved by House
Senate leaders Byrd and Millikin predicted the Senate will back a six billion dollar temporary increase in the national debt limit after the House passed it 226 to 56. Debate touched on balancing the budget with Cooper criticizing the administration and Jenkins arguing the issue is financing not politics.
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Rcole
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Senate Finance Committee
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D-Tenn
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Molotov Visits Baruch Estate After San Francisco Trip
Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov traveled from the U N session in San Francisco to visit Bernard Baruch at his Manhasset Long Island estate. He greeted the Soviet delegation at the United Nations and planned to sail Wednesday on the Queen Elizabeth for Geneva talks.
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American Museum of Nature History
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Long Islind
United Nations
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Dag Hammarskjold
Geneva
Western Oil Probe Slated by House Subcommittee
A House Armed Services subcommittee will hold hearings in Washington and Los Angeles next month to examine West Coast oil supplies for military and other needs. The July 7 start in Washington moves to July 11 in Los Angeles, with Defense, Defense Mobilization, and Interior Department officials among the witnesses.
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Los Angeles
Hebert
D-La
West Coast
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Office of Defense Mobilization
Air and Gas Division
Interior Department
Bipartisan survey eyed to end Communist in government issue
In Washington a Democratic and a Republican backed a bill by Sen. Humphrey to create a 127 member commission to study the federal security program. The aim is to remove the Communist in government issue from the 1956 campaign though some doubt its impact. The plan now goes to the House after Senate passage.
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D-Minn
Special Commission
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Judiciary Committee
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R-Vi
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Aileen
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Cermit
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Colorado River
House Reclamation
Senate Republicans seek to save Ike plan for peaceful atom ship
Senate Republicans pushed to restore President Eisenhower's atomic merchant ship project as part of the Atomic Energy Commission authorization. Chairman Andersen of the Atomic Energy Committee questioned the move, while Sen. Hickenlooper urged restoring the plan during debate on the $367.7 million AEC bill. The House had already rejected the ship proposal after earlier support.
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Eisenhower
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Andersen
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Knowland
R-Cal
Senate House Atomic
Energy Committee
Unusual Will Bequest Ties Race Bet to Widow’s Death
Charles Needham of Atlanta would receive $5 to bet on dog races only if William Needham’s widow Edith Needham of Monrovia dies within five months and 27 days of William’s death on May 9. Ranney Draper helped draft the document but would not disclose the reason for the strange bequest.
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Charles Needham
Atlanta
William
Charles
Jack
William Needham
Edith H. Needham
Monrovia
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Strong America Urged At Legionnaires Meet In California
Delegates at the American Legion 37th annual session in San Francisco hear calls to bolster reserves for national security and battle Communism. Gov. Goodwin J and Lt Gov. Harold J. Powers were set to address as Chester Reed cites a state court ruling complicating narcotics searches. nominations for area vice commanders include Hurlburt Pierson Bromley Morse Kristovich and Hil.
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Trimander
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Sna Ee
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Sion
Goodwin Jnight
Harold J. Powers
Powers
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Knight
J. Addington Wagner
Battle Creek
Mich
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Chester Reed
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State Supreme Court
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Arcata
Sacramento
Diet Pierson
Oakland
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Inyo
Salinas
Fresno
Roscoe Morse
San Diego
San Diego- Imperial
Balde Kristovich
Los Angeles
Fred Hil
Motive cited in triple slaying near Dickinson Texas
Robbery was listed as the motive in the slayings of Mrs. Ruby C. McPherson, her 12-year-old son George, and her mother Zela Norman. The killer, a robust young hitchhiker seen with Mrs. McPherson, remained at large. Her wedding rings and about $40 were missing. Funeral services were set for the victims in League City with burial in Hitchcock.
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Zela Norman
Galveston County
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Révere Furd
Assa
Houston
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Texas Rangers
Johnny Klevenhagen
Air Force
Big Spring
Tex
Cleburne
Crash Kills Airman and Club Hostess in France
An Air Force spokesman said two service club hostesses Louise Carey 26 from Lodge Old Greenwich Conn and Doris Wolff 27 from Van Nuys Calif along with Airman Wade C Alter 27 of Milwaukee Wisconsin were killed in a single vehicle crash near Chathauux France last week. The driver 1st Lt Richard W Thornton 23 of Lansing Wiel sustained minor injuries.
Startling New Way To Lose Weight From Coronet Magazine
A speculative dieting claim suggests you can eat more of favored foods like chocolate cake and French dishes while losing weight. The article teases a simple method that contrasts with counting calories and promises a revolutionary approach that could redefine present dieting practices.
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New Flood Threat for Red China's Yangtze Provinces
A Peiping radio broadcast warned of a devastating flood threat to Red China's Yangtze river valley provinces, noting rapid river level rises in Anhwei due to days of heavy rain. It said about 50,000 citizens have been mobilized to avert floods amid past record floods in the area.
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Yangtze Valley
China
Yangtze River
Anhwei
Patna
Knight Plans Vacation After Legion Speech
Knight and Mrs. Knight will vacation at Santa Monica through the July 4 holiday while he remains at his desk, taking work with him. The governor can act on bills passed by the recent Legislature only until July.
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Amer Legion
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Allison, Rhee Confer in Seoul Over Japan ties
U S Ambassador to Japan John M. Allison met with South Korea President Syngman Rhee in Seoul. Speculation swirls that the talks aim to mend strains in Tokyo Seoul relations.
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