Sens Taft and Connally Still Highly Touchy in Senate
Washington notes that Taft and Connally retain keen sensitivity to criticism. Taft challenged Connally in Texas as the Texas Democrat scolded Taft, quick to react, while Connally defended himself amid a heated exchange over foreign policy and presidential travel. The episode included sharp exchanges with Senators Butler and Millikin as Connally urged Maryland to read newspapers for context.
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Washington
Sens
Taft
Connally
Capitol
Tait
Senate
Ohio
Texas
Truman
Truman Jr
Qhican
Sen
Butler
Maryland
Millikin
Colorado
Houston
United States
Key West
Fla
Aid for Illegitimate Children Demands Allied Support
In Bonn on March 13 the Federal Parliament reported 94,000 illegitimate children fathered by occupation soldiers in West Germany and demanded Allied assistance. It instructed the government to negotiate with the Allied High Commission to establish paternity and arrange financial support.
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Bonn
Germany
Federal Parliament
West Germany
Farliament
Allied High Commission
Armed Forces Toss Coin for Priorities
Washington reports that a Defense Department official described coin tossing to decide which service Army Navy or Air Force would receive priority for 12 key Brickbat projects. The Air Force won but Secretary Gilpatric criticized the method noting the Air Force should get greater priority as it has farther to go.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
Navy
Air Force
Russell L. Gilpatric
Air
Gilpatric
Senate
Gipa
Ynd
Fbae
California Assembly Speaker Race Looms in 1967 Shuffle
Sacramento dispatch notes a scramble for the California Assembly speaker post as Sam Collins aims for the State Senate. Names like Charles Lyon Richard Dutwig James Silliman and Ernest Geddes surface. party balance tight with Republicans holding a 33 1 vacancy edge over Democrats. The speaker controls committee assignments and shaping legislation.
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Sacramento
California
Assembly
Sam L. Collins
R.fullerton
State Senate
Clyde A. Watson
Orange
GOP
Charles Lyon
Los Angeles
Sy Itate
Lyon
Collins
Lyons
Be'st
Richard I. Dutwig
South San Francisen
House
Whi
William Doran
James W. Silliman
R.salings
Jonathan J. Wallibaugh
Huntington Park
Richard H. McCollister
Mid Valley
Ernest R. Geddes
Claremont
Laughlin E. Waters
Robert C. Kirkwood
Saratoga
Gov. Warren
Randal F. Dickey
R.alameda
Rules Committee
Munitions Board Inquiry Due Next
Washington dispatch says the munitions board policy tracking a multi billion dollar military buying program faces a congressional investigation. Chairman Hebert of a House armed services subcommittee said the group will turn to affairs of the munitions board after finishing other phases of its inquiry into military waste discovery.
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Washington
Congressional
Hebert
D.la
House
Armed Services
Munitions Board
Crossing Deaths Rise in California Traffic Warnings
In San Francisco on March 13 the State Public Utilities Commission released a preliminary report showing a 26 percent rise in California motorists killed while trying to beat trains at crossings. Deaths increased from 120 in 1950 to 161 in 1951, marking a dangerous trend for motorists at rail crossings.
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San Francisco
California
State Public Utilities Commission
Red papers say Huk revolt endures in Philippines
Soviet press asserts American efforts to crush the Huk rebellion in the Philippines will fail. Communist led movement is described as part of a broad anti imperialist campaign, with reports of military and political schools and nucleus units forming under its leadership.
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U.S
Moscow
Philippines
Ico Vance
Huk
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Bell & Howell
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Reema
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