Bipartisan Debates Roil School Aid Proposal in Congress
Washington lawmakers spar over the administration five year school aid plan. Senator Cooper argues he will push the bill while others say it fails to meet needs. Senator McNamara calls it inadequate and Senator Murray criticizes it as a legislative monstrosity aimed at bankers. Flemming defends deficit financing tied to school bonds.
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Eisenhower
John Sherman Cooper
R.ky
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Gpation and Labor Committee
Eisen
Tower
Secretary of Welfare
S. Flemming
Cooper
White House
Pat McNamara
Dmich
James E. Murray
D. Mont
Flemming
Crossworld Screen Performer Across 44 Years
Crossword clues list with across and down entries, including theatre and film terms, nationality hints, and object names. Contains references to Burnett, Soviet city rising, various animal and object clues, and a mix of numbered positions and cryptic style prompts.
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Burnett
Gem Heists Tilt Miami Police Toward Clues
A series of jewel robberies totaling nearly a million dollars has police pursuing leads. The latest was a Monday break in at the Al Levinson Co downtown jewelry firm where gems valued at about 500000 retail were stolen after a man posing as a customer entered. A second incident involved an open safe and rings, with a confederate entering during the office wait.
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Miami
al Levinson Co
Cl Tomer
Exec
Chicago
Hirs
Shaw Peterkin
Boy Scouts Honored by Safety Unit
Washington notes that the National Safety Council cited the Boy Scouts of America for the most significant contribution to accident prevention by a youth organization. The award marked the Scouts birthday breakfast celebrating the 49th anniversary of the U S scouting organization and praised the Safety Good Turn program for reducing highway, home, and outdoor accidents with sharp declines in 1958.
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Washington
National Safety Council
Boy Scouts of Americas
U. S
George C. Stewart
Safety Council
Boy Scouts
Los Angeles Approves 300 Million Slums Redevelopment
The City Council approved a 300 million dollar project to replace Bunker Hill slums with new shopping, parking and homes in downtown Los Angeles. Plans include a 24 acre residential plaza, 16 acre commercial plaza, a six acre hotel site, a 14 acre motel area and parking for 10,000 cars. next, drafting an ordinance to legalize the plan.
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Los Angeles
Air Force Captain fined for shooting cats in Alabama
Montgomery Alabama. Air Force Captain Wesley Pennington was convicted of cruelty to animals and fined for shooting cats with a bow and arrow. The incident drew UPI coverage as authorities acted on the case.
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Montgomery, Ala
UPI
Air Force
Wesley [Pennington
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