Fulbright Warns Ike Aid Plan Faces Severe Trouble
Washington Senator Fulbright says the administrations foreign aid program is in serious trouble and requires strong presidential backing to resolve House Senate differences. He notes House cuts threaten the three year fund and warns that a single year appropriation could derail key features, while Senator Smith calls for cautious compromise. The debate centers on development loan authority and House amendments altering funding and duration.
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Shower Honors Mrs Pulliam Before July Wedding
Mrs Laura May Rose, soon Mrs Jim Pulliam after her marriage, received a bridal shower Monday night July 22 at the Annex. Mrs Calvin Pegram and Miss Susie Sellens helped at the gift table while guests offered advice and witnessed package openings. Also noted were visits by local residents and a Lawrence trip for a Music Camp concert arrangement.
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Rude Awakening Strikes Paducah Home Night Fire
A midnight lightning strike shattered the bedstead and scorched bedding at the home of Mr and Mrs Harvey Tucker in Paducah Kentucky. The couple escaped uninjured but had no sleep afterward.
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Segregation In Schools Receives Blow
The Dallas and Miami school systems faced judiciary setbacks in desegregation efforts, while North Carolina boards began voluntary pupil assignments. The Fifth Circuit ordered Dallas to integrate without a deadline, and Miami faced a judge to consider a Negro entry suit. Across three cities twelve Negro children were placed in seven white schools for September.
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Total Farm Output To Be Down This Year
Washington The Agriculture Department said the latest data indicates that combined crop and livestock output may fall as much as five percent this year.
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Ottawa Herald sees crop drop offset by livestock gains
The 1957 forecast notes crop production could fall as much as seven percent due to heavy rainfall and flood damage in some regions and reduced plantings under the soil bank. Livestock output, however, is expected to stay near last year’s level with small declines in pork beef and eggs and gains in turkeys broilers and dairy. The department cites large carryover grain supplies and record agricultural exports of about 4.7 billion dollars for the year ended June 30, with continued strong exports likely into 1957, offsetting declines in wheat and rice.
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