Knowland Critical of Settlement in Indochina
Senate leader Knowland of California denounced the Indochina truce as a victory for the Communists, likening peaceful coexistence to feeding a tiger and urging allies to stand up. Mansfield called the armistice a temporary peace, while Symington warned of hydrogen missile risks and potential American vulnerability. Robertson predicted a future defense supplemental vote.
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California
Indochina
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D-Mo
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Sen
Mansfield
D-Mont
Viet Nam
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Symington
Air Force
Russia
United States
Great Britain
Moscow
Sen. Robertson
D-Va
Congress
Eisenhower Defends His TVA Attitude
President Eisenhower stood by his plan for private power in the Tennessee Valley amid Senate fights over revised atomic energy law. The Senate approved a private TVA plant plan 55 to 36 after blocking a motion to forbid the project, with support from Sen. Ferguson. Eisenhower asserted he serves the nation as a whole and would back TVA if no better alternative is shown, while acknowledging progress in his broader legislative program and addressing Indochina truce and Southeast Asia defense efforts. He avoided a stance on Sen. McCarthy’s censure resolution and signaled no expected domestic or international crisis requiring a special session.
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Ferguson
R-Mich
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Kentucky
United States
Southeast Asia
Indochina
Atomic Energy Commission
West Memphis
Ark
AEC
Congress
McCarthy
Sen. Flanders
R-Vi
Sen. McCarthy
Flanders
House
Public housing program face new recommendations next year
The article notes that the public housing program has progressed only partially under current policy and that new recommendations are expected when Congress reconvenes next year to address the subject.
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Congress
Administration Effort Fails in House Postal Pay and Rates Plan
In Washington on July 21 the House defeated an administration proposal to pass a single package raising postal rates and workers pay. It then moved to separate action on pay boosts for post office workers without postage increases. The plan would have given postal workers 5 percent raise and raised rates by 233 million dollars annually, but fell 228- to defeat.
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Washington
House Today
Parliaments Vote Requires Two-Thirds Approval
Under the prevailing parliamentary situation the measure needed the approval of two thirds of those voting, or 266 votes, to pass.
Transit facilities map and schedules bulletin
Upper Montgomery County Planning Commission issues an information bulletin on public transit facilities in Montgomery County. It features a map indicating car transit routes, a twenty four hour department and arrival schedules at route terminal points, and a composite listing of peak and off peak departure intervals for passenger traffic.
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Montgomery County
Public Transit Facilities in Montgomery County
Public transit facilities outline from the Upper Montgomery County Planning Commission, available through the County Office Building in Rockville.
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Montgomery County
Upper
Montgomery County Planning Commission
Rockville
All Star Member Robert Applegate Earns Fourth 100 Percent Club
Robert S. Applegate of Burroughs Corporation, local representative, is named to the All Star 100 Percent Club for the fourth consecutive year. The announcement highlights his continued performance and loyalty with the company.
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Robert S. Applegate
The
Burroughs Corporation
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Mr. Applegate
Frederick area resident begins fourth year
A resident starting his fourth year in the Frederick area is identified as living in Walkersville, indicating ongoing ties to the community and local engagement.
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Walkersville
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