House Veterans Bill Battle Splits Pension Plans
Amid an election year clash in the House, leaders push rival pension plans for veterans with the American Legion and VFW backing a $90 monthly pension and broader cuts in the committee bill. The Teague plan focuses on seriously disabled veterans with limited pension provisions while a Senate-averse main bill would raise non service-connected pensions and adjust disability pay. A red tide warning closes with a note on rapid oceanic organism growth threatening fish in wide areas.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
House Veterans Committee
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Dtex
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D-Tex
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Senate
Eisenhower
White House
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Teague
Veleven
Danny Kaye to star in See It Now on CBS TV
Danny Kaye, a longtime foe of TV, embraces a television project as Ambassador at Large for UNICEF. The film heavy See It Now subject follows his eight week UNICEF tour through 11 countries, highlighting child aid work and his pantomime appeal.
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Danny Kaye
Kaye
Murrow
Cbs-Tv
Raye
United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund
Haye
Unicef
England
Nigeria
Spain
Israel
Italy
Hun
Yugoslavia
Broadcast Highlights Tonight on Local TV and Radio
Radio at 7 30 features Lindsay Crosby with his father Bing Crosby and songs like Hot Diggity Boras ehita and We'll Be Together Again. TV listings show The Storm Riders on Warner Bros Presents at 6 30 followed by Wyatt Earp on The Bank Robbers. Additional programs include Navy Log and Circle Theater with Red China drama Bamboo Cross and Five Who Shook the Mighty, all in local schedules.
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Borasehita
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Beethoven
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Wyatt Earp
Hugh O'Brian
U.S
Navy
Bamboo Cross
Red China
Pireside Theater
Cirele Theater
Crossword Horizon1 1 Oriental 4 type of cravat
A condensed crossword from Horizon1 listing numerous clues with numbers across and down including terms for textile items, geography, anatomy, and general vocabulary such as vehicle, change, prophet, and various descriptors.
Flanders urges direct talks with Moscow on united Germany
Senator Flanders proposes West Germany open negotiations with the Soviet Union for German reunification. He suggests a neutral, unarmed united Germany and details that Adenauer should seek East German release from Moscow in exchange for reunification. He notes U S, Britain, and France involvement and calls rearmament incompatible with German wishes.
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Adenauer
United States
Britain
France
Aide Called To Tell How Author Got Secrets
Washington June 26 Senate Investigations subcommittee invited White House aide Maxwell Rabb to repeat denial that he knows how author Robert J Donovan obtained secret documents for The Inside Story. Rabb says neither he nor his staff supplied information. Subcommittee seeks who provided materials for Donovan’s book while he was on leave from the New York Herald Tribune.
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Senate Investigations Subcommittee
White House
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Subcommittee
Robert J. Donovan
Eisenhower
McClellan
D-Ark
Congress
Rabb
Donovan
Mittee
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
U.S
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James C. Hagerty
The
New York Herald Tribune
Suspensions at Westinghouse Plant After Fracas in Columbus
In Columbus at the Westinghouse refrigeration plant, 24 first shift workers were suspended indefinitely after incidents on the line. Nine were tied to defacing 20 cabinets and 15 for refusing to work, with no suspensions among second shift workers. Local 746 leader Charles Clark seeks more information on the actions.
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Ohio
Charles Clark
International Union of Electrical Workers
Campaign Records Sought By House Said Scrapped
Senate GOP chair Bridges urged the House to verify whether key campaign contribution statements were destroyed. The Justice Department seeks the records for investigations, and Clerk Roberts says some files, including 1951-52, may no longer exist after being discarded as scrap paper.
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Bridges
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