Congressional gags fuel state pride in trout and shrimp dishes
Washington Notebook surveys how lawmakers push local products via publicity ploys from fresh trout labeling to shrimp and cheese plugs. It notes McCarthy milk, Harrison Wyoming cheese, Ellender Louisiana seafood, Jones Texas grapefruit, and Maine lobster as recurring themed promotions within Congress. The piece also covers campaign funding quirks in Idaho, delayed Nagasaki bomb survivors, and security word limits on official data. It ends with the puzzle of Republican endorsements and White House photo clearances.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Washington
Congress
Pennsylvania
Joseph R McCarthy
Wisconsin
William Henry Harrison
Wyoming
Dodge
Allen J . Ellender
Louisiana
Jesse Jones
Texas
Idaho
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
East Virginia
Howard Smith
Virginia
Chicago
Work Starts On By Pass Near Glen Burnie
Gov McKeldin launches a controlled access dual highway project to relieve severe congestion in Glen Burnie. The by pass runs from an eastern Baltimore Beltway extension through Glen Burnie to US 301, with multiple bridge contracts awarded and more planned, promising jobs and regional development.
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McKeldin
Baltimore
Anne Arundel County
U.S 301
Annapolis
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Chesapeake Bay
Maryland
State Roads Commission
Baltimore Beltway
Potomac River Bridge
San Francisco Cable Cars Face Public Battle for Status
Boyle notes uproar over halving the cable car lines in San Francisco sparked by fears the city will abandon a symbol of its past. Despite a 60,000 voters’ charter amendment and passionate campaigns, officials push a compromise with a festival to honor the system while acknowledging higher costs and slower speed.
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Board of Supervisors
Save the Cable Cars
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Elmer E. Robinson
New Orleans
Open Sandwich With Beans Frankfurter Toast Topper
A simple lunch idea using heated canned baked beans spooned over buttered toast. Top with thin frankfurter rounds and finely chopped onion. Warm the frankfurter rounds in a skillet for the open sandwich option.
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