UN Consideration of Involvement in Laos Noted by Herter
Washington reports say Secretary of State Herter told five Senate Foreign Relations Committee members and five House Foreign Affairs Committee members that the United Nations may take part in developments in Laos soon. He described the Laos situation as very dangerous and said insufficient information exists to fully assess events.
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Banking Group OKs Compromise Housing Bill
The House Banking Committee approved by voice vote a $1.056 billion housing bill already passed by the Senate. The panel endorsed the measure with no changes despite Republican warnings it invites a presidential veto. Eisenhower vetoed a related $1.375 billion measure earlier this year. Senate efforts to override failed. Sponsors plan to seek floor action after Rules Committee review. The compromise lowers housing loans and grants by $352 million compared with the vetoed bill.
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Senate
Eisenhower
House Rules Committee
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Oklahoma Oil Tank Fire Under Control
Firefighters contained a blaze at the Kerr-McGee Oil Industries plant on the east edge of Oklahoma City after a night of battling dangerous flames. Several firemen were treated for burns. explosions occurred as tanks and railroad fan cars blew up near the warehouses following a start shortly after 10 p.m.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Caso Oil and Grease Co
Cato OU & Grease Co
Kerr-Mc-Gee Oil Industries, Inc
Disputed tax plan filed by Colton man in federal suit
John Charles Owen of Colton California argues in a federal court suit that taxes should be calculated after living expenses are deducted. He claims his plan would allow him to recover some taxes paid in 1956 and 1958 under his method.
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Los Angeles
UPI
John Charles Owen
Colton
Calif
Milwaukee GOP figure weighs 1969 governor bid
Philip G. Rushin, former Wisconsin GOP state chairman, says he is considering running for governor in 1969. The Milwaukee businessman, 39, resigned party chair in 1953 and vows to enter with full commitment if he chooses to run. He emphasizes organizational work and denies a draft motive. He is married with three children and leads Wisconsin Cold Storage Co.
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Robert A. Tait
Ohio
Vernon W. Thomson
Thomson
Garlord Nelson
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Wisconsin Cold Storage Co
End of Heat Wave? Wisconsin Weather In Question
The Associated Press reports ongoing heat and humidity in Wisconsin with modest cooling expected midweek. Madison hit 95, Lone Rock 92, Eau Claire 87, and other readings ranged in the 80s. Overnight lows were in the 60s to 70s with fair skies overall and no early relief forecast across the Plains to the West.
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Amit
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Two climbers die after 22 hours on Prose Mountain ledge
Two students Alfred Whipple Jr and Sidney Crouch perished after 22 hours trapped on a granite ledge high on Prose Mountain in the White Mountains. Rescue teams faced cold rain, wind and fog as a nine-hour effort to recover the bodies began.
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Portsmouth
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FBI alerted in Appleton threat to shoot planes
Appleton police received an anonymous call from a man vowing to shoot down airplanes unless traffic stopped at Nearby Outagamie County airport. Police Chief Walter Hendricks said he notified the FBI due to North Central Airlines using the airport.
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Monroe to Build Municipal Airport
Monroe city council votes to proceed with a 88000 airport project funded by 22 to the city and federal and state funds covering the balance. Earlier withdrawal due to cost misunderstanding reversed after industry representatives urged reconsideration.
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Nixon to laud Khrushchev visit at convention
Vice President Nixon said he would carry President Eisenhower's invitation to Khrushchev for a meeting with Soviet leaders during the Legion convention. He noted Eisenhower hopes for dialogue on Berlin and differences between the United States and Soviet Union, while stressing no immediate resolutions. delegates voice opposition to Khrushchev’s aggressiveness and expect debate on Berlin.
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Hints of Force To Oppose Aggression
Washington AP reports President Eisenhower outlined trip purposes to oppose Soviet aggression and to pledge America’s devotion to peace with justice. He aims for Western unity, deterrence, and readiness for defense with leaders Adenauer and De Gaulle in Europe.
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Unaccounted For After Montana Earthquakes Sarm
West Yellowstone Montana faces ongoing search as Red Cross lists 88 unaccounted. Nine dead and many missing amid Rock Creek area flood and dam spill. Officials weigh options for future search and potential camp relocation.
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Pacific Northwest
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RCAF Finds Wreckage Of Missing Plane
The Royal Canadian Air Force located wreckage of a missing U S Navy Neptune aircraft north of Campbell River on Vancouver Island during a fishing trip. Corporal W H Graver of the 409 RCAF Squadron confirmed discovery by radio. no further details were available.
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Reach Accord On Three 1-H Bill Provisions
Conferees from Senate and House reached agreement on three major provisions of the Taft-Hartley labor bill after two sessions. Key points include allowing vote rights during a labor dispute with limits, a new procedure to preempt delaying tactics in elections, and rejecting a Senate clause on excluding service employees from union membership.
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Washington
Senate
House
Jona F Kennedy
Union Representatio
Nehru pledges aid to border states and Bhutan defense
Prime Minister Nehru stated India would aid border states including Sikkim and Bhutan and defend them against any intrusion. He warned against foreign interference in the sovereignty of Bhutan and Sikkim, stressing India’s commitment to their defense.
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India
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Bhutan
Eisenhower Signs Law to Pay Iceland Claims in Full
President Eisenhower Friday signed a time law authorizing $5 387 98 to the government of Iceland to settle claims arising from accidental damages while U S troops were stationed there.
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Eisenhower
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