Democrats push school bill despite Eisenhower veto threat
Democratic leaders plan to push a school construction bill through Congress, anticipating a presidential veto. Senate Leader Lyndon B. Johnson will call a caucus to consider the measure, part of a 1959 strategy shift toward bills that can be used in an election campaign. The plan calls for 500 million dollars yearly for two years to match state funds, while critics say it may be impractical for many states.
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Fire Damages Printing Plant in Emmitsburg
Fire gutted a printing plant in Emmitsburg damaging presses and stock as flames spread from an oil stove. Fire department units battled the blaze and examined the site for hotspots and possible cause.
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