Senate Grants Foreign Aid Bill Passage With Yugoslavia Prohibition
The Senate approved a 4.11 billion foreign aid measure, voting 60 to 0 on the ban preventing any new funds for Yugoslavia. The package funds military aid and various economic programs, with debate over Tito's regime and continued presidential discretion on aid policy. The House action and presidential views shape a compromise on the fiscal 1957 security program.
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Washington
Senate
Ater
Yugoslavia
House
Nnl
Knowland
California
Fisenhower
Sen
Tivueiane
Cousciai
Marshal Tito
Waantland
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Congres
Community Notes Shifts and Celebrations Across Clarksburg Area
Residents attend weekend visits and birthdays as local figures and families gather. Notables include Capt Harold Maller, Lt Governor Arnold S Price, and Camp Hess. Health updates include a gallstone operation and a heart attack hospital stay. Local plans cover Optimist meeting, a Willard Hotel event, and a Braddock Heights picnic August 14.
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Arnold S. Price
Optimist International
Willard Hotel
Washington
James N. Wang
Ora H. King
Clarksburg
Methodist Sunday School
Braddock Heights
J. Edward Tewis
Montgomery County General Hospital
Louis Rocken
Houser
Jake
Purdum
Carroll Watkins
David Branden
Perlman rejects place in Maryland delegation
Baltimore July 24 Philip B Perlman former solicitor general rejected an appointment to the Maryland delegation to the National Democratic Convention He criticized the delegation for not electing him to aid post on the platform and resolution committee His rejection follows intra party bitterness as party factions feud over control of the platform drafting and delegate seats
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Baltimore
Philip B. Perlman
Maryland
Perlmas
Dye Harrington
Perlman
Marton
Creton
A. Gar- Boone
Baltimore County
House of Delegates
Congress
Ihs
Irs
Millard E .Tydings
Four Sharks Caught In Chesapeake Bay Likely Strays
ANNAPOLIS July 24 A Department of Tidewater Fisheries expert said four sharks caught in Chesapeake Bay since last Monday are probably strays that wandered into the Upper Bay behind a school of fish. Edgar H. Hollis identified one 15 to 18 pound brown shark as a milbert Per k species not a man eater. Two fishermen found the shark in a stationary set and sold it to a wholesale fish establishment. Last week three sharks of about the same size were caught near Rock Hall at the mouth of the Chester River. Wilkes Hubbard reported them as likely milberts though he labeled them from a technical book as great white sharks, but Hollis doubted.
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Annapolis
Anm
Department of Tide
Cwater Fisheries
Chesapeake Bay
Edgar H. Hollis
Curtis Point
West River
Hollis
Bernard T. Hallock
Thomas
Itn Leleswitla
Dienlaw Aps Wholesale Fish Establishment
Rock Hall
Chester River
Kent County
Wilkes Hubbard
Hubbard
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