Postal aid row flares as Summerfield presses for funds
Washington Republican support for Postmaster General Summerfield grows as he seeks an extra 47 million dollars for postal operations, while Democratic critics urge resignation and warn of drastic service cuts starting Saturday unless Congress funds the department through June 30. The House Appropriations Committee earlier proposed 17 million in supplemental funds, delaying final decision on the rest. Cannon declares the postmaster general bold but warns of overstaffing and waste, while Rep Wursell defends the department against charges of inefficiency.
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Lad Wins $160000 on TV Quiz
Ten year old Lad Strom of the Bronx became CBS TV’s top single show money winner with 160000 on The $64,000 Question after answering a four part physics and math problem set including resonant frequency and rocket propulsion. He surpassed Theodore Nadler of St. Louis who had 152000 on a prior show. Leonard Ross of California remains the all time top money winner with 164000 earned across two shows. Strom will return next week hoping for 192000 and possibly 256000.
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Arabs Prepare Protests Over U S Ship In Aqaba
Territorial waters tensions rise as Arab nations accuse the United States of violating Arab limits in the Suez area. Egypt reportedly seeks more Soviet jet fighters to replace losses, while U N Security Council pressure grows. Ambassador Hare and Egyptian Foreign Minister Fawzi hold talks seeking a canal settlement amid mounting international mediation efforts.
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Bad Day for Pickpocket Victim in Cambridge
A Cambridge man Chester Hill faced a rough day when a pickpocket robbed him of $12 from his wallet while in line for taxes. The chaotic incident references global tensions as a United Nations security council issue surfaces in the fragmented narrative.
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