House May Bring Out School Bill Next Week
The House foresees a vote next week on a four year federal aid school construction plan totaling 1.6 billion dollars. The bill, cleared by the Rules Committee, aims for 400 million annually with a revolving fund up to 150 million for local bond purchases, replacing Eisenhower’s 250 million yearly proposal.
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House
House Rules Committee
Senate
Powell
Eisenhower
Bowling Alley No Lover's Lane in Cleveland Divorce
Frank T. Doane 43 asked Common Pleas Court to restrict wife Delphine A. Doane 39 to bowling one night a week. He says she bowls four nights weekly, driven by an obsession to become national women's champion, and refuses to bowl with him. He filed a cross petition to a divorce suit Mrs Doane started a month ago. He also notes her bowling average is about 50 pins higher and she blocks his participation.
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Cleveland
Frank T. Doane
Common Pleas Court
Delphine A. Doane
Doane
Brazil To Get Milk Five Million Pounds Shipment
CHARLESTON S C The United Nations will ship five million pounds of dried milk from this port to Brazil within the next weeks. The milk for needy Brazilian children was purchased from U S surplus stocks.
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S.C
United Nations
Brazil
U.S
Highway Bill Nears Final Roadblock in Congress
A $32.9 billion highway construction measure advances toward final congressional action with Senate House conferees set to meet. Tax provisions total about $14.8 billion over 16 years, trimmed by Senate, while the compromise plan funds interstate development and urban roads with 50-50 federal-state matching, aiming for a nationwide network.
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Senate House
Eisenhower
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Senate
House
Six year old travels 6 miles to hometown
Marietta boy Andrew Grayson, six, moved from Zanesville to Marietta. He began a six mile bicycle trek home on Tuesday, traveling ten miles and six hours before a police patrol found him near Lowell and returned him to his anxious parents in Marietta.
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Marietta
Ohio
Andrew Grayson
Zanesville
Andrew
Lowell
Ike illness not expected to affect business poll
A Los Angeles survey of 1000 business and industrial executives across 11 Western states shows a majority believe President Eisenhower's illness will not hurt third quarter business, with Prudential Insurance Co. excluded from the poll.
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Los Angeles
Prudential Insurance Co
Eisenhower
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