Bricker Lausche Vote For Mideast Resolution
Ohio Senators John W. Bricker and Frank J. Lausche voted for the Middle East resolution in the Senate as the measure passed 72 to 19. Bricker opposed one Mans amendment while Lausche favored it, and both opposed two proposed amendments to end the program by March 15, 1961 and to require advance troop notice.
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Crossword Clues From Today's Puzzle
A list of cryptic prompts including dissolve correlation of neither shortly burden keep wit in Uncle the Baby se French painter pilaster opposite of comes legal prires book of the Bible a purse insect room in harem personal.
Electrical Jolts Help Blind
A paper notes electrical jolts may ease certain circulatory disorders causing blindness by halting or altering progression. Dr. Charles Wunder of Iowa State University reports experiments showing gravity increases slow growth in fruit fly larvae, with growth under 5,000 g reduced to under one quarter.
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Iowa State University
Wunder
New Deputy Clerk Named in Municipal Court
New Deputy Clerk and secretary to the Chief Probation Officer J T Lamb was announced for the court clerk's office. Mrs Mull, from Middletown, replaces Beatrice Huffman who resigned to return to Baltimore with her husband and two children. Huffman’s spouse is a U S government inspector.
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Mull
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Hufman
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Maryland
Middletown
Sorg Paper Co
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Economy drive seeks large cuts to federal spending
The 30 member House GOP Policy Committee leads a bipartisan push for major cuts in Eisenhower's 71.8 billion dollar budget. A proposed three billion dollar cut is considered substantial by Rep. Martin of Massachusetts, while a 65 billion cap is floated by an unofficial Republican group. House Rules awaits action amid past failed attempts.
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D-Va
Less Grants More Loans Urged In Foreign Aid Study
A presidential commission proposes shifting from direct grants to more loans and private development, with longer planning. It calls for separate budgeting for military and economic aid, two-year appropriation cycles, tighter coordination, and limited grants only in exceptional national-interest cases. The report, praised and criticized by lawmakers, aims to curb spending while maintaining collective security.
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Ansfield
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Ohio
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