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Democratic moves push federal school aid bill to House floor
The piece outlines political strategy behind pushing the 1.5 billion school construction bill to the House, with Senate inaction expected this year. It notes contrasts between administration aims and GOP reservations, including Knowland’s changed tactic, Rayburn’s push, and criticisms from governors and the Chamber of Commerce about federal control fears.
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William F. Knowland
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Texas
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Speed limit hikes across states reflect realism in road safety
The 1957 vacation period sees higher highway speed limits in states like Kansas Maine Maryland New Mexico North Carolina with daytime limits often increased. experts note reduced crashes when enforcement is strong as in Connecticut Oklahoma Pennsylvania and Washington though results depend on staffing and overall safety programs. patrols grow with unmarked cars as police presence expands.
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Maine
Maryland
New Mexico
North Carolina
Pavement Proverbs for Everyday People in New York
Hal Boyle offers playful street proverbs on thrift security humor and honesty. The quips mock vanity politics and human foibles from hair splitting to gossip while riffing on work, marriage, luck, and money in a lighthearted city voice.
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Hauselman Co President Attends Mayflower Meeting
Arthur E. Hauselman, head of Hauselman Transportation, returned from a summer board meeting of the Mayflower Warehouse Men's Assn in Port Clinton Ohio. He helped organize the association as one of its 22 founders. A Fresh Air Camp summer session served about 70 Middletown children over 10 weeks, with milk consumption totaling 8000 quarts. The Bethlehem Lutheran Sunday School orchestra marked its 4th anniversary, lauded for continuous performances since 1903 under Dr H G Schmidt. Chuck Huston of El Paso Drive was reported improving in Middletown Hospital after injuries at a private pool. Tendons in his feet were cut by a recessed light fixture.
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Mayflower Warehousemen's Assn
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Fresh Air
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
H. G. Schmidt
Who Has the Brains in Government Policy Debate
In the Senate, Sen Kerr of Oklahoma questions if President Eisenhower has brains in finance while Sen Capehart defends him. The debate questions who truly holds fiscal insight and whether a national brain trust or an independent monetary study is needed to guide policy amid partisan concerns.
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Capehart
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Red haired women debate and Q&A on seas and songs
A humorous column asks about a one year old vocabulary and notes a pamphlet on red haired women. Readers’ questions cover Van Gogh pronunciation, rain bow trout and muskel lunge records, the song Roses of Picardy, best seafood restaurants, and parental opera lineage.
Pakistani Envoy Ali Reflects on Suhrawardy in Washington
Ambassador Mohammed Ali, visiting Pakistani envoy, recalled Suhrawardy's volatile Bengal role and his own unconventional diplomacy. He contrasted a Truman-Ike dinner fantasy with real politics, recalls the 1947-49 post partition riots, and notes Suhrawardy’s Awami League rise amid Moslem League tensions.
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Ike
Olivier wants lead role in Captain's Paradise for three months
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Sir Laurence Olivier seeks to star as the leading man in the forthcoming Broadway musical Captain's Paradise for a three month run. The column also catalogs Paris parties, divorces, marriages, and industry buzz including Gary Merrill with Joanna Barnes, Una O'Connor's health on Witness for the Prosecution, and Joan Collins planning a daring London premiere appearance.
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U.S
Paris
Sylvia Ashley
Clark Gable
Prince Mito Djorjadze
France
Gary Merrill
Bette Davis
Joanna Barnes
Una O'Connor
Estrellita Horoscope For September And 1958 Prospects
The stars advise tact and diplomacy now as planetary aspects bring moodiness and stubbornness. For birthdays, constructive plans for job and finances this year point to partial fulfillment in the next three months and a strong cycle for achievement, with a pleasant September trip and caution in November about monetary gains. A child born today will have a warm witty personality.
Unclear snippets reveal quirky names and generic notices
reader finds a mix of trivia from a British quiz prize to newborn twins named after world leaders. scattered references include a Moscow scientist dubbed Professor Braines, a Pitlochry grocer selling Christmas puds, a TV in a Midwest cornerstone, and a new super insect spray reported by the U S Agriculture department with stray lines about picnic ants context.
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