Nebraska Republicans Return Neff Contribution Amid Probe
Nebraska GOP Finance Committee voted unanimously to return a $2,500 contribution linked to Neff of Lexington. The move follows a U S Senate inquiry into lobbying around a natural gas bill vetoed by President Eisenhower. Neff declined comment from his home as the party cites unknowns at the time of receipt.
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Rau succeeds Gaiser as executive officer at Presidio
Charles G Rau named executive officer at the Presidio of San Francisco succeeding Col. John E Gaiser. Rau, recognized as one of the Army's best marksmen, takes command with new duties at the San Francisco garrison.
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Station Bars Telecaster as A Candidate in Omaha
Phil Allen of Omaha, a Democratic candidate and broadcaster for District Council No. 3 of the United Packinghouse Workers, was refused a Sunday TV broadcast on TWOW-TV after his status changed from sponsored commentator to active candidate. Allen plans an appeal to the FCC, arguing press freedom. Station GM Frank Fogarty says the ruling reflects the new candidate status, not censorship, and Allen remains eligible for time under same limits as other candidates.
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Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Claim Superior Laxative Results
Exhaustive clinical tests on 261 constipation cases show Oliver Tablets 587 surpass other laxatives. Doctors at two centers report 9 of 10 success and 58 percent higher effectiveness with fewer side effects, claiming natural action on digested food in the lower bowel. Sold by druggists and publicized by a medical medicine tablet firm in Columbus Ohio.
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Balanced Budget and No General Tax Cut Near in Treasury View
Treasury Secretary Humphrey foresees a balanced budget with no general tax cut this year and emphasizes defense needs. Rep Keating presses for defense spending while noting a surplus possibility if current tax rates hold. he envisions maintaining a strong economy and military.
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