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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1958

Page

9

House Passes Postal Rates in Congressional Action

In Washington a 370 vote sent a postal rate hike to President Eisenhower adding about 550 million dollars yearly. The measure boosts first class postage to 4 cents, airmail to 7, and postcards to 3 cents, with second class and third class changes phased in over three years.

Washington House Eisenhower Post General Summerfield

B&O Official Urges Public Aid For Relief Legislation

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad leader Howard E. Simpson urged Congress to grant railroads relief from unequal handicaps at the annual Veterans Employees Assn. convention. He spoke in Washington and in Cumberland, stressing fair regulation and taxation across all transport modes and warning that railroads risk national damage if policies remain unchanged. A memorial service for Evangelical United Brethren Church will follow later in the evening.

Cumberland Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Congress Hall Howard E. Simpson B&g Veterans Assn Simpson Washington House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce W. C.baker B&o Simpsson Senate Sen. Smathers D-Fla America United States Evangelical United Brethren Church Ray Christ Arthur W. Garvin

Truman Says United States On Brink Of Foreign Policy Disaster

Former President Truman warned at a Six-a-plate dinner in the Conrad Hilton Hotel that the United States may be on the brink of the greatest foreign policy disaster in its history. He blasted the Eisenhower administration for mismanaging domestic and international affairs and urged increasing Democratic majorities in Congress and electing a Democratic president in 1960.

Harry S. Tremar United States Eisen Hower Truman Conrad Hilton Cook County Chicago Washington Congress

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