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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1956
Page
8
The Senate tackles a contentious natural gas price control bill led by Senator Fulbright with Monroney and Douglas trading forecasts. Proponents say removing controls would hike household bills but raise gas reserves value, while opponents question the impact and challenge the cost to consumers.
U S officials expect British Prime Minister Eden to resist changes in policy and avoid Red China in the United Nations. Britain has previously shelved the issue during General Assembly sessions. The matter likely to be raised again in the fall as Russia pushes for Red China’s seat. Opposition to Bowie’s State Department nomination could flare over the Red China policy, splitting Republicans.
Washington Senator Monroney says the measure to exempt natural gas producers from direct federal regulation is gaining votes. Senator Douglas responds, underscoring ongoing floor debate on the bill.
Washington Senator Ellender and Senator Aiken described deep divisions within the Senate Agriculture Committee as it moves to draft soil bank legislation. They outlined proposals to curb surpluses by paying farmers to convert crop land to conservation uses, with disagreements over voluntary versus compulsory participation and two price plans for wheat.
Ut-Batty Rawls of Spartanburg South Carolina, a Phi Beta Kappa swinger, captured the $5,000 Tampa Women's Open in Tampa Florida with a four stroke improvement to 293. Patty Berg led early but faded to 80 in the final round finishing second at 298. Mickey Wright of San Diego was third at 299, Beverly Hannon Apple Valley and Fay Crocker Uruguay tied at 304.
Allan Jacks Cortina d Ampezzo reports the 1956 Winter Olympics will likely be the fastest and perhaps most hazardous on record as events begin. Records fall on ice and in bobsled runs while IOC discusses TV coverage and potential new sled designs amid a field of top skiers and athletes.
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