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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1956
Page
4
The bill funds a 13 year completion of the interstate system with about 25.0 billion dollars in federal money and 2.746 billion in state funds. It creates a highway trust fund and imposes new taxes including gas and diesel surcharges, tire and tread rubber levies, and heavier truck taxes totaling large future federal aid on a 90-10 match basis.
A promotional pitch promises free trial wear for Dr Hiss Shoes for 30 days with a full refund if not satisfied. Foot fitting involves 16 measurements and clinics claim correction of common foot troubles. Specialists offer consultations on foot problems and the store stresses a risk free guarantee.
Ike Does Not Dictate Bank Fires Budget, Wilson Says in a 3400 word testimony to Congress. He discusses interservice budget fights, airpower emphasis, and the need to balance defense with economic vigor. The hearing follows a White House briefing and a separate steel industry walkout.
Polish authorities faced a six hour outbreak as workers protested in Poznan. Reports say crowds blocked streets, rail lines, and transport while police and secret police clashed with demonstrators. Warsaw and Moscow radio offered conflicting accounts of instigators and the scale of arrests.
John Pundt, a 1 year old Texas oilman injured in a 1955 Springfield Missouri crash, files in Federal District Court for 1 100 000 in damages. American Airlines is named defendant through attorney Luther Bohanon. Pundt says pilot and co pilot were negligent during landing.
Mrs. Doris Hamsher, 30, told Knoxville court she limped due to a broken leg while switching from dancing to a rock and roll record on a juke box during a car theft case. She explained she was dancing to Tennessee Waltz when the rock and roll became the trigger for the injury.
John R. Daw son, 38, a delegate to the California American Legion convention, drowned early today in a Fresno motel swimming pool. The death occurred in Fresno. He was from Los Angeles.
The five year program outlines state and federal funding for the Feather River Project 870 million dollars total cost 144 billion over 20 years plus 70 million flood control 780 million federal on Trinity Central Valley and other projects 500 million for universities and state facilities 500 million for local school construction 500 million for highways 500 million federal highway funding 1.0 billion for veterans home and farm loans bond issues required three propositions 1 500 million 2 100 million 3 200 million to be funded by self supporting bonds with 75 percent state and 25 percent federal share.
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