Housing Bill Heads For House
Senate passed a broad housing bill authorizing 135000 new public housing units per year, sending it toward a House that has opposed such author ity the past three years. The measure includes a federal elderly housing program and expands FHA and insurance authority by three billion dollars while extending the GI home loan program for one year. The House Banking Committee pends action as President Eisenhower proposed a two year plan for 35000 units annually.
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Eisenhower
Fedral Housing Administration and Insurance Authority
Eisenhower housing plan rejected in Senate test votes
A fight developed as the Eisenhower administration lost every test vote, with a 41-38 result opposing adding a 35,000 unit public housing program to the bill instead of the Banking Committee's 135,000 yearly target. The Senate accepted a one year extension to July 25 1958 for the GI loan program.
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Sow tramples delegate en route to state convention
Enraged sow trampled Bill Stutz, a former state legislator and Atchison County delegate, on his farm near her Wednesday while he moved the sow and her litter from a pasture to a barn. He suffered concussion, bruises, and scratches before being rescued by his son Leroy and son-in-law Gene Berry.
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Bill Stutz
Wichita
Stutz
Atchison County
Leroy
Gene Berry
Truck Driver Crushed Under Own Vehicle in Manhattan
New York report says Sidney Slapo a 49 year old Brooklyn resident shouted warnings as brakes failed then fell from his dump truck on 6th Avenue. The truck wheel rolled over him as the cab swung open and the vehicle struck a traffic box and another car. Rosario De Mario, 36, of Brooklyn, driver of the other car, was not injured. Two men riding in Slapo's truck escaped unharmed.
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Rosario de Mario
Hearing on gas problem in Hugoton field debated
A Kansas Corporation Commission hearing debated whether Hugoton gas drains from Kansas into Oklahoma or vice versa. Witnesses argued for and against higher Kansas gas allowables, citing border pressures. Industry witnesses claimed no drainage from Kansas and cautioned against proration changes.
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Tri-State
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Texas
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R. W. Hofsess
Oklahoma City
Cities Service Gas Co
D. Ford
Quinque Oil and Gas Production Co
United Carbon Inc
No Broken Bones in Past 55 Days Record for Boy
Oklahoma City reports three year old Michael Tener has gone 55 days without a broken bone, a local record. His mother notes fractures since birth from brittle bones, with seven weeks in a cast after the latest incident. The condition typically appears at age three or four. A 200 pound hog contains 15 pounds of sausage.
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Michael Tener
Mike
Loyd Tener
Pomona Seniors Tour Royal Gorge and Denver Area
Pomona Rural High School seniors toured Colorado including Denver, Colorado Springs and Canon City. At Royal Gorge they crossed the World's Highest Bridge and rode the steepest incline railway while viewing famed scenery. Sponsors were Mrs. N. V. Huderson and Mr. Karl Anderson. Students named include Myriane Abel Delores Carleton Vivian Bushnell and several others. U S Savings Bonds are safe.
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Colorado
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N. V. Huderson
Karl Anderson
Myria
Ue Abel
Delores Carleton
Vivian Bushnell
Sandra Griffin
Patsy Lindsey
Joyce Nelson
Vera Humphrey
Wanda Stoneking
Joyce Stoffer
Cleta Wolf
Connie Sie Servaes
Marie Johnson
Kent Burns
Leon Burgoon
Darrell Cearfoss
Johnny Lindsey
John Hook
Bob Crawford
Nickie Huderson
Bill Stankard
Duane, Shaw
Rex Stoneking
Delbert Eichinger
Jackie Wilson
Bit of Advice from Los Angeles fashion consultant
Dorothy Stow of Jantzen Inc says bathing suit buyers should focus on rear fit, not bosom. She notes American girls are getting hippier with hip measurements around 37 inches becoming common, prompting designers to adjust styles and sizes.
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Dorothy Stow
Los Angeles
Jantzen, Inc
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