Senate Tax Bill Tactics Highlight Tradition and Vanity
The Senate Finance Committee weighs delaying tactics in an $11 billion tax cut bill. Tradition holds tax legislation originates in the House. Practicality cites awaiting House action to avoid wasted hearings. Vanity notes the committee’s prestige and Byrd's insistence on spending controls. Also, Moscow dispatch reports friendly greetings to Red China amid ideological disputes.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House Ways and Means Committee
Senate
House
Congress
Harry F. Byr
D-Va
House Ways and Means
Byrd
Senate Committee
Ways and Means
Moscow
Soviet Communist Party Central Committee
Red China
Philadelphia Sex Education Shows Early Age Reach
In Philadelphia schools, sex education is a formal part of health class for junior and senior high pupils. Lessons describe marriage problems and social hygiene, aiming to foster personal choice rather than moralizing. The program, revised since 1950, targets younger students and covers hygiene, foods, first aid, exercise, and community health.
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Lee Linder
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Board of Education
Benjamin L. Stackowski
Division of Physical and Health Education
Dorothy R. McQueen
Stackowski
Detrick and Ritchie to Receive Utility Funds
The Senate Armed Services Committee announced Fort Detrick and Fort Ritchie are named as sites for military construction in a bill passed by the House on June 5 and approved by the Senate with minor changes. Fort Detrick will get utilities and family housing improvements totaling $89,000, with Fort Ritchie set for additional funding.
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Senate Armed Services Committee
Fort Detrick
Fort Ritchie
House
Senate
Fort Rit
Chile Uproots New Utilities Projects and Cold War Debt
Chile plans utilities projects totaling 267000 while a 1.6 billion military installations bill covers the year starting July 1. Tito visits the U S amid Cold War open door policy debates. Hyle urges Americans to press Congress to prevent Communists gaining access again. In Baltimore, legalized gambling study to be presented at a National Association of Citizens Crime Commissions meeting November 19-21.
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Chile
Tito
United States
Hyle
Congress
Baltimore
Great Britain
National Association of Citizens Crime Commissions
Catholic Vet Calls Tito Enemy Across Nation
Baltimore AP report quotes Walter D. Hyle Jr national commander of the Catholic War Veterans who says treating Yugoslav Marshal Josif Tito as anything but an enemy betrays all America stands for. He urges the 200,000 member organization to act in line with that stance.
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Baltimore
Josif Tito
America
Walter D. Hyle Jr
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