Military Construction Bill Includes Signal Corps Site
A $2,360,000 U S Signal Corps installation appeared in a large military construction bill approved by the Senate and to go to a joint committee before presidential action. Proposed sites included Woodbridge Virginia and Camp Detrick area with possible federal property use. The plan envisions troop housing and operational facilities, with an actual transmitting station and appurtenances. Approval hinges on forthcoming appropriation acts, raising questions about the county hosting the unit and potential impact on the Atomic Energy Commission office building.
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Corpus Christi pool fencing sparks Baptist school protest
In Corpus Christi the University paddocked two pools for men and women amid pressure from Baptists to ban mixed bathing. A life guard watched both pools as nonstudents bought 530 family memberships. Dr WA Miller declined details on the fence dispute and resisted calls to shut facilities.
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Infected Jo lneh Bass Found Dead by Lake
Fragments report Jo lneh Bass found at Culler Lake yesterday after an incident linked to infection. Authorities say the body was interred and a formal investigation began. Meanwhile, a separate notice from Fort Lewis, Washington awards Delauter a Certificate of Achievement for drills with the 2d Drees desig Exrveree.
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Heat wave to fuel Independence Day fireworks and crowds
The forecast calls for temperatures near 95 as Independence Day weekend begins with hot humid weather and possible afternoon thundershowers. Traffic congestion and police hand directing traffic marked the holiday eve with no major accidents reported. state police will patrol highways to prevent incidents. Banks and many offices close for the holiday, with stores closing early and plans for swimming, fishing and a Baker Park concert in the evening.
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Eisenhowers Spend Weekend At Camp David
President and Mrs Eisenhower celebrate their 29th wedding anniversary with a White House staff picnic at Gertshire Farm, then travel to Camp David in the Catoctin Mountains for the Fourth of July weekend. The trip includes a small party at the camp with staff and a ceremonial gift exchange.
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Slain High School Senior Die in Gang Battle
Chicago 11 year old high school senior Kenneth Sloboda was gunned down near 32nd and Morgan after three cars arrived containing about 15 youths. A 14 year old freshman admitted firing the shot. Clement Macis, one of five brothers, was later seized for questioning. In a separate incident at Riverview Park, three youths were stabbed in a knife fight.
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Business Surges in First Half of 1935 Says Economists
A New York report shows business mood at mids year strong across sectors. Bankers and industrialists expect continued gains next half, with wage settlements, steel prices, and expansion plans shaping profits as construction and production trends rise.
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Steel price rise follows industry wage boost in 1953
United Steelworkers and Big Six steel producers reached a wage agreement boosting hourly pay by about 15 cents while ending a 12 hour strike. Prices are set to rise roughly 87.50 per ton on basic carbon steel due to wage hikes and other factors. Major firms Bethlehem Steel Republic Jones & Laughlin Youngstown Sheet & Tube Inland Steel signaled follow on.
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Apartment Vacancy Report Issued With FHA Notes
The report shows vacancy rates across cities including Washington, Baltimore, and Richmond with rates ranging from four to six percent. It notes FHA data on rental projects and related mortgage standing as of March, highlighting limitations in direct comparisons and stressing national context.
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Washington Car Strike Brings City to Halted Transit
Washington faced the worst traffic crash in history as a transit strike disabled buses and streetcars for many hours. Federal mediators met with Capital Transit Co and APL Streetcar workers over wage increases while Congress planned hearings next week.
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Inpermarket Robbed in Long Beach Heist
Shoppers witnessed a gunman robbing a Long Beach supermarket of 3600 cash and 66000 in blank traveler's checks. A one man hold up was announced over the loudspeaker but police later identified the culprit as Merritt, a former employee. A cab driver helped trail the suspect and police recovered the loot and arrested Merritt.
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Veteran Actress Falls Dead On Stage
Veteran Broadway actress Miss Bonner collapsed and died on stage during a production at the Carthay Circle Theater in Los Angeles. The 47 year old star reportedly suffered a heart attack as she played the female lead in The Strike. Dane Clark and others supported her as the curtain fell, with hospital treatment following as police and coroner investigated.
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Eastland backs NYT on no security violation story
Senator Eastland stated the New York Times was cleared for publication of a 1950 report about US Air Force F8U Sabre jets in Korea. He defended the Times and journalist Grutener as not having disclosed any security breach, amid testimony at a Senate Internal Security subcommittee hearing.
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Cross Examination Faces Sanza in California Case
Santa Monica Calif four days before the Friday hearing Sanza faces cross examination over whether he tarred the former landlord s 340000 claim. Defense argues service issues taint the case and asks to set aside the suit as improper. The paper notes delays and a late edition with newsroom closure after four pm.
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Eisenhower calm optimism echoed amid Soviet response
Pravda welcomed Eisenhower optimism about the Geneva summit and offered cautious praise while criticizing his call for self determination in Soviet satellites as interference. Tass released conference Q and A as U.S. and Soviet security teams prepare for Eisenhower and Bulganin in Geneva.
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Note Explains Why He Killed Wife And Self
SHREVEPORT La a 43 year old man shot and killed his wife then died by suicide in a theater dive. Coroner Dr Charles Boone identified the couple as Guy Thomas Penny and Evelyn Penny. The note found in Penny s shirt pocket claimed coworkers talked about him not dating enough guts and questioned who has more.
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Charles Ss. Boone
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Netherlands stamp to aid Wilhelmina Fund fight cancer
New Netherlands issue features a dramatic landscape design with a beam of light and the dagger symbolizing the battle against cancer. The stamp raises funds with a small surcharge to support the Wilhelmina Fund and cancer research.
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Death Toll Mounting Stands At 34
Death toll from the Fourth of July holiday period rises with 34 deaths reported in the first 12 hours, including 19 highway crashes, 9 drownings, and several miscellaneous causes. Projections anticipate hundreds more fatalities as the weekend continues.
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Weather report and police charges fragment
Warm humid conditions persisted across the eastern United States with morning readings mostly in the 70s and 80s from the Mississippi to the Atlantic while western Great Lakes cooled. Separate police notes list three intoxication charges against Alexander R Weedon Osborny Nickens and Lulan Yollarms with bond amounts and arresting officers. James S Harver charged with reckless driving and operating without a license.
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Hearing date set on Potomac Edison discontinual transport
A Public Service Commission hearing is scheduled for Wednesday July 12 at 10 20 a m on Potomac Edison Company’s request to discontinue motor vehicle transport of passengers and papers between Frederck and Thurman West Germany to lose control of a major spa service next week says a high German official United States will abandon control of the powerful spa network led by General Gehlen cannot be barred Negroes cannot be barred from the University of Alabama because of race, ruled Federal Judge W H Hobart Grooms.
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