Committees Plan Farm Bill Debate
Senate and House Agriculture committees plan closed sessions to shape Kenne dy farm bill. Freeman seeks dilution to win broad Democratic backing with limited Republican support expected. Ellender and Cooley set executive sessions to discuss drafting of supply management programs with referendums and veto power by Congress. Amendments aim to carve out cotton rice peanuts and tobacco from machinery development provisions.
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Confessed Slayers In Kansas Prison
In Hutchinson Kansas James Latham and George York confessed killers told reporters they face a grim life behind bars. Transferred from Sharon Springs to a state reformatory under a court order, the pair are kept in separate cells with 24 hour guard after admitting to the Zeigler shooting and confessing to six other murders from Florida to Utah.
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Four Killed In Tennessee Train Collision
A carload of nine women and children ran a grade crossing signal and hit a passenger train in Nashville. Four people died and five were injured including seven year old Tony Hyder who described the crash. Victims named Frances Hyder, Juanita Pierce, and Raymond Withers. injuries included Ann Withers and Peggy Withers. The driver Mrs Withers and her son were in critical condition.
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Sukarno Arrives in Rome for Private Four Day Visit
Indonesian President Sukarno lands in Rome after Belgrade stop for a four day private visit. He will meet Italian officials and tour historic sites during the stay.
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Newsmen Honor Correspondent Ed Rider at Retirement Party
Austin reports longtime Houston Chronicle correspondent Ed Rider was honored Friday night at a retirement party. Rider, a 35 year Chronicle veteran, retired officially June 1 and has since worked with the Texas Commission on the Blind. He started with the Houston Press before joining the Chronicle in 1998 and has covered Texas Legislature sessions since 1931. Chronicle capitol bureau chief Bo Byers presented him with gifts from the press room friends.
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