Civil Rights and School Aid Votes Set in House
In a party split on the House Rules Committee the civil rights and federal school aid bills were moved toward votes. The panel approved action on the school bill for next Tuesday and on the civil rights bill for next Thursday, with expectations of floor passage next week despite a Senate filibuster. Key Southern Democrats opposed the moves. Allen joined the civil rights and school bill supporters.
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Congress Tody Highway Bill Stumbling Block Ends
The conferees tentatively agreed on initial apportionment of 25 billion dollars to fund nine tenths of an interstate highway network with the states supplying the remaining tenth. Other key items include foreign aid adjustments and debates on defense and postal rate actions.
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Washington
House
Senate
United Airlines Lowers Stature and Age Standards for Stewardesses
United Airlines opened its ranks to younger and taller flight attendants. The airline said future crews could include women as tall as 5 feet 8 inches instead of 5 feet 7, and as young as 20 rather than 21, citing cabin design and a stewardess shortage.
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Washington
United Airlines
United
Scar-News Twin Coast Newspapers Facts and Address Line
Local ghosted masthead shows Scar-News founded 1656 and 1956 edition details. Notices list 023 West Colorado Street Pasadena California subscription rates and mail options for June 15 1956 with volume and issue metadata.
New York Subway Strike Ends After Citywide Shutdown
New York suspended 27 subway workers for participating in yesterday’s wildcat strike that stalled the city’s 42 million daily riders on 228 miles of lines. The episode followed record heat and disrupted morning and evening rush hours. Mary Jane Hill, 56, was sentenced to one to ten years for grand theft involving an elderly boyfriend.
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New York Homes Authority
Los Angeles
CNS
Mary Jane Hill
Harriman Heads West to Seek Convention Votes
New York Governor Averell Harriman plans a western swing to pursue convention support. Supporters from eleven western states meet in Denver on Saturday to organize a Harriman for President committee aimed at building a national structure.
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Averell Harriman
Harriman
Denver
Senate aids high school debaters with farm price supports summary
The Senate voted to have the Library of Congress prepare a summary of arguments for and against farm price supports. Senator Allen Ellender said the summary will be printed as a Senate document and useful to school debate teams.
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Washington
Senate
Library of Congress
Allen Eliender
D-La
Kinsey Authors Love and Music Article in High Fidelity
Dr Alfred C Kinsey famed sex authority writes Love and Music in the July High Fidelity Living With Music feature. Kinsey’s University of Indiana authority adds a cultural angle to musical appreciation in Barrington Massachusetts storefront context.
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Barrington
Mass
Alfred C. Kinsey
High Fidelity Magazine
University of Indiana Sex ‘Authority
Military Woes Still Unsolved
Secretary of Defense Wilson told Air Force College at Maxwell Air Force Base that unifying the Army Navy and Air Force into a single service would not end interservice differences. He warned against magic formulas and urged acceptance of honest differences of opinion in Washington and elsewhere.
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Wilson
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Navy
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Air Force College
Washington
Russian Baptist Leaders in Seattle Convention Opening
Five Russian Baptist leaders will headline the opening sessions of the American Baptist convention in Seattle tonight. Their appearance marks a notable feature of the event as delegates gather for the opening ceremonies.
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Seattle
Dr Hiss Shoes Offer Free 30 Day Trial
Dr Hiss Shoes invites customers to try men or women’s footwear with a 30 day risk free trial and full refund if not delighted. Foot experts fit shoes with 16 measurements and offer consultations at Hiss Foot Clinics.
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Dr. Hiss
Bomb-Ridden Bridegroom Married Under Police Guard
In Dayton area a couple married secretly with heavy police presence after the groom was wounded by a bomb disguised as a wedding gift. Sara Louise Pfarrer, 21, and Andrew Donald Dixon, 27, wed last Saturday at St Albert the Great Church in Dayton as officers guarded the entrances. Dixon was injured when the bomb exploded in his Englewood home last April 28.
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Ohio
Richard Pfarrer
Kettering
Sara Louise
Andrew Donald Dixon
Englewood
St. Albert the Great
Dixon
Family narrowly escapes burning Oklahoma home
Stulla Oklahoma Howard Peterson Jr and his family woke to their dog scratching on a door and fled their burning house early yesterday. The family escaped unharmed and firefighters controlled the blaze.
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Stulla
Okla
Howard Peterson Jr
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