Congress Stalls Over Quitting Date Amid Budget Battles
Congress edges toward an adjournment date as housing progress is offset by civil rights clashes and Senate rules fights. Senator Lyndon B. Johnson signals a possible next week session and hints Khrushchev may be invited to address Congress if it remains in session. The House and Senate approve major public works funding despite veto threats, while Morse blocks consent to speed bills, delaying the foreign aid measure and other key legislation.
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Jack Bell Washington
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Senate Democratic
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
State Department
Nikita Khrushchev
GOP
Eisenhower
Morse
Appropriations Committee
House
Civil Rights Commission
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Johnson
Lausche and Young Back Public Works Bill in Senate Vote
Ohio Senators Stephen M. Young and Frank J. Lausche supported the approval of a $1.185 billion public works appropriation as the Senate passed the bill by 73 to 15. They split on an amendment to limit raised interest rates in the savings bonds measure, with Young for and Lausche against.
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Ohio
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Motive Sought in Williamsport Double Murder Suicide
Police investigate a double murder suicide in Williamsport after 31 year old Doris Sechrist killed her two daughters Deborah nine and Diane five before shooting herself. Glen Sechrist discovered the scene at the home on the outskirts. No notes were found.
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Williamsport
Doris Sechrist
Deborah
Diane
Advertising in daily papers tops the list
A Gallup survey shows readers consider newspaper advertising the most useful section or feature, beating news, sports, and editorials for everyday value and guidance.
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George Gallup
Veto Invited On New Public Works Bill
Congress sends Eisenhower a $1.185 billion public works bill with 67 projects objected to by the president. Senate 73-15, House 302-93. 2% cut lowers total to 97.2 million under administration request. Ohio reps vote, with some paired positions noted.
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Eisenhower
Congress
House
Senate
Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
Seven youths held in West Side burglary spree
Cleveland police report seven youths in custody who allegedly admitted to 31 West Side burglaries and safecrackings since last February with loot totaling about $30,000.
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West Side
UN to Send Four-Nation Fact-Finding Team to Laos
A four-nation UN fact finding group may deploy to Laos by week’s end to probe alleged invasions from North Vietnam. The panel from Italy Argentina Japan and Tunisia convened in New York to plan the mission amid Soviet protests and Laos’s call for international action.
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Italy
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Japan
Tunisia
South Korea
North Korea
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
United States
Southeast Asia
International Control Commission
Koto Matsudaira
Mario Amadeo
Red Patrols Spotted Near Moung Pao Skirmish
In northern Laos near Moung Pao officials said a small government force clashed with a Pathet Lao unit along a six mile border strip. Two Laotian soldiers were killed in the engagement. Shadow patrols were seen across jungle villages with no additional clashes reported.
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Moung Pao
Pathet Lao
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