Stack Of Bills In Way Of Rush For Adjournment
Congress faces a squeeze to adjourn by week’s end as the House lists 35 bills for possible passage including a controversial labor control measure and a housing bill. The Senate weighs civil liberties and anti subversive action and the nomination of W Wilson White to head the Civil Rights Division. A major foreign aid bill and farm legislation loom amid efforts to limit cotton and rice price supports and keep adjournment on track.
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Senate approves Social Security bill with higher benefits
The Senate passed a bill to raise Social Security benefits and taxes Saturday night, aiming to speed the measure to the White House. It trimmed public assistance allocations to meet administration objections and avoid a veto, while the House had approved a somewhat different version.
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House Raps U S Buying of Launchers
The House Military Operations subcommittee criticizes Navy and Air Force procurement for rocket launchers, warning of reduced air force firepower in emergencies. It notes a seven year development with persistent planning failures but says 1959 projections may allow full launcher use if all goes well.
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Telephone ownership among New Hampshire farmers rises
The number of telephones owned by New Hampshire farmers has increased nearly 15 percent since 1948, reflecting growing connectivity and modernization in rural areas.
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Senate In For Fight Over Court Reform Vote
Washington AP a Senate battle forms over legislation to limit Supreme Court power and ease rulings affecting cases like the Andrew Mallory rapes. The Jenner Butler bill may be offered as an amendment, with debate likely to extend into adjournment.
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Sandusky Girl Crowned Miss Majorette of Ohio 1958
Patti Peters, 16, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W A Peters of Sandusky, won Miss Majorette of Ohio 1958 from 10 seniors. Penny Lehmann 14 won Junior Miss Majorette. runners-up Marilyn Doering and Jill Torgler. Peters advances to Majorette Queen of America, Lehmann to Majorette Princess. Events held at Russells Point. Also note on Michigan's Porcupine Mountains rise 2023 feet and Ohio highway bid notice for Butler County resurfacing.
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Cowan sees strong CBS TV season with more drama and quality
Louis G Cowan president of CBS Television Network expects a good season for home viewers with three networks and solid commitments for 1958 59. He notes CBS focus on long dramas and mixed format entertainment while stressing strong news and public affairs coverage.
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Radio TV Highlights Schedule Tonight
At 7 p.m. on WHIO Andy joins Bonjour Washington a beat generation girl. 7 p.m. Danny Moore volunteers for a dangerous Mosby’s Rangers assignment in Taps for a Hero on the Gray Ghost. 7:30 p.m. WLW D Karl Hofer and his dancing bear seek circus work on Circus Bay. 8 p.m. WLW D T A a dying man suspects his long lost daughter is an opportunist in Woman from Sacramento. 8:30 p.m. WLW D T Homer Lockwood narrates a 1000 mile voyage off Mexico in a 16 foot outboard on Bold Journey. 9 p.m. WCPO Andre Previn performs with his jazz trio. 1335 WKRC Loretta Young stars in Road to Paradise.
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First Washington ice cream plant established
The first ice cream plant was established in Washington and continues to operate.
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Nadler Closes In On TV Quiz Winnings Record
Teddy Nadler, a former U S Civil Service clerk from St. Louis, nears the all time TV quiz high with 242000 after defeating Alana Clarke of Westport Conn and John Most of Brookline Mass on CBS The $64 000 Challenge The match resumes next Sunday night Also noted Robert Strom an 11 year old Bronx science whiz tops money with 242500
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Model Planes Win For Hamiltonians
Don Oldaker of Akron won the Edgar T. Wolfe trophy as Ohio’s junior champion at the Buckeye Model Airplane Meet held at Don Scott Airfield on the Ohio State campus. He earned two first places among 160 competitors. Charles Koehler of Hamilton won the senior division class A free flight, while Robert Kleinfelder of Hamilton placed third in senior division carrier landings.
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