Jockey Over Highway Bill Debate Splits Senate Gop
Senate Republicans led by Bridges push for President Eisenhower's road plan or Gore's alternative. Martin substitutes the 38 billion dollar, 10 year program with a 21 billion bond proposal to fund a 40,000 mile interstate system. Gore opposes moves to send the bill back to committee and U S debate centers on funding and states rights. Senate action is expected to shape House action and potential compromise.
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Tito Stays Firm On Independence
Washington says Marshal Tito remains committed to independence and that his plan to meet Soviet leaders does not signal a foreign policy shift. Ambassador Leo Mates told reporters there will be no changes in Yugoslavia's stance after Belgrade talks with Dulles. Khrushchev's upcoming Belgrade visit was noted amid Western concerns of Moscow wooing Tito.
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Death Unknown Verdict in Parton Case Near Alva Oklahoma
A coroner s jury ruled death unknown after an inquest into the decomposed body of William Leslie Parton 37 of Greensburg Kansas found 20 miles west of Alva Oklahoma His clothing matched what he wore when last seen and a doctor found no foul play Parton had vanished April 6 four weeks after his daughter died in a pony accident Relatives suspect amnesia and the county attorney said no further investigation planned
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Japs Move For Peace Treaty to Soviet Union
Tokyo grants a senior diplomat full power to negotiate a World War II peace treaty with the Soviet Union. London talks expected to open June 1 as Shunichi Matsumoto, former ambassador to Great Britain, leaves for London Saturday with the delegation.
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