Foot in Mouth Troubles for Mrs Hobby in DC
Washington correspondent notes Mrs. Hobby keeps quiet to avoid misstatements while guiding health and education programs. She reads prepared statements at press conferences, answers with aides, and leverages charts and control of access to stay above criticism. About 36,500 people died in U.S. motor vehicle crashes in 1954, down from 1950.
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Predson
NEA
Washington
Washington -Inea
Overa Culp Hobby
Mrs. Hobby
White
Madam Secretary
Hob
Ros
Lia Clewtessioner
Samuel Brawner
Chester Bowles
Price
Bowles
Hobby
Congress
Hobday
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Lady Hobby
U. S
Senate Votes For Pay Raise in Congress History
Senators approved a 50 percent pay raise from 15 900 to 22 500 a year by a 62 to 24 vote. House action would lift members to 25 000, with a 3 000 personal income tax exemption kept. Chiefs and justices would rise to 35 000 and 38 59 respectively, with trial judges at 22 500. The raise would take effect after Presidential approval. House bill retroactive to Jan. 5. The note recalls the 1851 three cent stamp issue.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Nixon
Rayburn
Sen
Knowland
Calif
Sen. Lehman
D-Lib
N VY
Kefauver D-Tenn
Earl Warren
U. S
Highway Robbery Drives Up Costs for Special Cars
It notes prices rising for higher priced cars as buyers seek extra driving fun and premium handling. The piece suggests a premium is paid for a car that feels and responds to the owner's wishes, implying the price hike is for a superior driving experience.
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Chevrolet
Claim New Skyray Has Set Climbing Record On Coast
Douglas Aircraft announced that the Nave's F4D Skyray climbed to 10,000 feet in 56 seconds from a standing start at Edwards AFB California. Test pilot Robert O. Rahn set the mark last Saturday, shaving 15 seconds from the Navy F3H Demon time set February 12 in St. Louis.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Douglas Aircraft Co
Nave
Edwards Air Force Base
Douglas
Robert O. Rahn
Rahn
St. Louis
Third Atomic Shot Ordered Postponed Until Tomorrow
LAS VEGAS Feb 23 The third shot of the new atomic series was ordered delayed until Friday morning at the earliest after a weather briefing today. Unfavorable winds forced nuclear scientists to abandon any idea of detonating tomorrow the powerful 500 foot tower shot pending since Feb 15. Washington Feb 23 Mrs Antoinette M Arnold 43 widow of the former president of the Wash-
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Las Vegas
Mrs Arnold Weds W George Faraco in Virginia Ceremony
In Washington area news the marriage license filed lists Mrs Arnold as having three prior marriages and W George Faraco of Alexandria Virginia and Oyster Bay New York as having five. Faraco’s occupation is not listed and Mrs Arnold’s death occurred in December 1953.
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Ington
Virginia, & Maryland Coal Co
W. George Faraco
Alexandria
Oyster Bay N. Y
Arnold
Faraco
Henry A. Rosenberg Dies at 57 in Baltimore
Henry A. Rosenberg president of Crown Central Petroleum Corp and longtime member of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra management committee died of a heart attack at his Baltimore home. He was 57. The death was reported today as mourners prepared for funeral arrangements. The prominent businessman led the firm’s expansion plans and supported cultural institutions in the city.
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Baltimore
Henry A. Rosenberg
Crown Central Petroleum Corp
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
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