Set To Pass Foreign Aid
Congress prepared to pass a $3.435 billion foreign aid bill to fund military and economic assistance to allied nations. The compromise includes 2.769 billion in new funds and 667.05 million in reappropriated money, shifting toward loans over grants and creating a new development loan fund of 300 million dollars. Senate and House conferees agreed, with House first to act and Eisenhower expected to receive the measure by nightfall as adjournment nears.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Priority Flu Vaccination Ordered for Key Groups
U S health officers urged priority administration of Asian flu vaccine to preserve essential community services during epidemics. The Association of State and Territorial Health Officers asked the U S surgeon general to prioritize doctors and health workers, those maintaining basic services, and people with tuberculosis or other serious medical issues. Local committees would decide group two specifics.
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Washington
Assn. of State
United States
U.S
Etna eruption intensifies with lava near rim
Catania, Sicily, volcano erupts violently for a fourth day as molten rock rises close to the crater rim. Explosions every few minutes vent clouds of smoke while lava remains confined to the crater area. scientists report heightened activity but no widespread lava flows yet. Meanwhile a public health conference ends with calls to coordinate fly control and the military announces a vaccine order exceeding seven million doses for two shots per person.
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Public Health Service
Army
Game Commission Seeks Return of Unspent Funds
The Game Commission requests the State Finance Council reallocate 184000 dollars in added money approved but not spent the previous year.
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PEKA
State Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
State Finance Council
Lakes project funding raise eyed by state commission
Kuala Lumpur reported that Dave Leahy said the finance council increased the commission's expenditure limit by 220 000 in October 1956 to build two state lakes, with only 36 000 obligated by June 30 due to legal issues. The commission seeks a 184 000 rise this year to 1 435 627 to advance the lake program. James P. Richards arrived to represent the United States as the embassy in Washington County awaits allocation of funds.
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Finance Council
Leahy
Kuala Lumpur
U. S
Hester
United States
Atj
Washingon County
Malaya
Mews From The Smona Area Jubilant 50th Anniversary Celebrations
Mr and Mrs Joe H Eaton celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with friends and family on Sunday. They received 60 cards money and various gifts. Lettitia Burrows ordered three dinners and spent the day with them. D W Blackwell returned from a visit with her brother in Wheatland Wyoming and learned a niece Audrey Glenn of Sedan Kansas had broken her hip. Glenn is a longtime schoolteacher who has visited Pomona many times. The Johnsons and Ferris families gathered for a reunion at George Gould’s Ottawа home to meet Gould’s sister and others. The Rebekah Lodge held gatherings with bingo and greetings for the honored guest. Members welcomed Warren Sellens into the Rebekah Lodge.
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D. W. Blackwell
Joe Wickham
Wheatland
Wyo
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Sedan
Kas
Glenn
Pomona
Karl Johnson
George Gould
Ottawa
Elmer Ferris
Monrovia
Calif
Roger Gould
Kari Johnson
Ferris
Lexie Mae Johnson
Rebekah Lodge
W. O. Gain
Cain
Rebekahs
Warren Sellens
Elmer Farris
California
Johnson
Ke.t. Nitcher
Margaret McNees
Harry McNees
Ethel Lindsey
Cora Button
Rufus McEathron
Quiz Defense Aide On Spare Parts Shipments
Senate investigators questioned Asst. Secretary Perkins McGuire on 44 million dollars worth of unneeded spare parts sent to Far North air bases. Benny Wilks described a $30,000 surplus burial as Pentagon testimony blamed by changing wartime plans and inexperience among junior air force inventories staff.
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Quiz Defense Aide
Washington
Senate
Far North
Asst
Perkins McGuire
Benny Wilks
Sen. Symington
D-Mo
Air Force
Greenland
Newfoundlad
Labrador
Rapid shifts in warplane types at bases noted
The text describes rapid changes in the types of warplanes stationed at bases, with each new type declared obsolete. Parts stockpiled for prior models then become obsolete and useless except for scrap, highlighting supply and maintenance challenges in prolonged air campaigns.
Telephone company offers fall programs for groups
The fall season offers programs for schools clubs and church groups with a wide selection of motion pictures. Lecture demonstrations by appointment can be arranged and visits to the central office are available now or after the dial conversion. Call the business office for more information.
Meal For Mink In Ottawa Reports Cheap Diet
The Federal Agriculture Department says mink thrive on porridge and cheaper fodder than fur farms in Nappan Nova Scotia. Studies show oatmeal horsemeat and common fish yield good fur production results at low cost.
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Federal Agriculture Department
Nappan
Lowe Tal S
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