New Housing Bill Passes in Senate Amid Objections
Washington AP The Senate approved a new 1.05 billion housing bill on a 71 to 24 vote despite Eisenhower objections. The measure heads to the House where action is not expected soon. The bill preserves government backed housing programs, adds FHA liberalizations, and includes a 50 million loan fund for college classroom construction. Republicans and some southern Democrats challenged key provisions, but failed to defeat the bill or derail the new program.
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Owners of Stolen 1959 Chevrolets Identified
State Police named the owners of two stolen 1959 Chevrolets found burned on the Ralph Smith farm near Bartha Jows. Richard L Martin Jr of Baltimore and Theodore and Eleanor Miller of Baltimore were identified as owners. the cars were taken to the James B Hahn Transportation Co. lot after discovery. Police progress in identifying culprits remains limited.
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Senate House conferees report progress on labor bills
Senate and House negotiators announced early progress in resolving differences between labor control bills. Graham A Barden and John F Kennedy said they see no reason for a deadlock and aim to reach agreement by week’s end. They reported general accord on a union bill of rights and began work on financial reporting, with major disputes remaining on picketing secondary boycotts and Taft-Hartley changes.
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Birthdays and History Features for Kentucky Tennant
Know America Today lists U S Sen Taruston Morton of Kentucky born in Louisville 32 years ago Bernard Baruch Elder Statesman born Camden N J 89 years ago Richard S Mosse Cambridge Mass president National Research Corp born Abington Mass 48 years ago James Gould Cozzens novelist born Chicago 3 % years ago Ogden Nash New York poet humorist born Rye N Y 57 years ago Alfred Lunt actor born Milwaukee 65 years ago Charles H Stont Reno Cold Newspapers winterset Iowa 36 years ago William Rosenwald New York chairman American Securities Corp born Chicago 56 years ago Today In History 7181 Americans and French encamped at the Hudson River begin march south culminating in the surrender of British forces.
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Historic anniversaries mark battles and events through time
Yorktown's end of Revolution. 11782 Blue Licks clash. 1812 Constitution defeats Guerrier. 1848 California gold news. 1862 Greeley scorn at Lincoln. 1935 New Deal Banking Law. 1944 Patton in Paris suburbs. 1945 Wainwright found. 1793 Samuel Goodrich born.
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New York
Obscure historical figures and a failed NASA launch noted
Ridgefield obituaries list Charles Beck and others with birth and death details including Orville Wright Fred Stone and Richard Bland. A horoscope teases a student researcher. NASA reports a Wallops Island sodium flare launch failed due to second stage malfunction of a Nike Asp rocket while a prior test succeeded.
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