Government plans liberalized housing program
Federal Housing Administrator Albert M. Cole announced a new liberalized housing program designed to stimulate the sagging economy. A bill to implement the administration proposals would be introduced in the Senate and House, with Cole predicting it will provide an important stimulus to an upturn in the economy overall.
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Los Angeles Board backs 158 Million School Bond Issue
The Los Angeles Board of Education approved a 158 million dollar school bond for the June 3 ballot after a 4-2 vote. Contested larger sums failed with 33 tie votes. supporters cited growth needs while opponents said the figure was inadequate. The plan funds facilities, land for a two-year program to reduce half-day sessions for 38,000 pupils, with broader housing and urban renewal proposals under study.
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Young Science Winners Call for Tougher School Discipline
Washington based report on Reinier Beenkes and Dushau Mitrovich, the top and runner up in the 17th Westinghouse Science Talent Search, urging stricter parental and school discipline to raise educational standards. Both students from Newton High School credited their science teacher Floyd D Summerville and adviser Dr Albert E Wavez, along with their families, for success among 25,000 entrants.
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Senate clash over UAW aid probe and Burkart wife claim
Senate Rackets Committee hearings see Sen Curtis accuse UAW official Robert Burkart of falsely presenting a woman as his wife in 1953. Burkart denies the charge as Lawrence Rauh protests. Gunaca faces extradition questions tied to a 1954 strike beating. Gov Williams resists Wisconsin extradition. Mundt contends a fatal neck-break is murder. Goldwater notes possible protective custody for Gunaca.
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Charlie Chaplin’s Stormy Exile Revealed in Post Feature
The Saturday Evening Post profiles Charlie Chaplin and traces his fall from beloved screen clown to controversial figure. It cites his alleged Communist sympathy, tax debts, and barred return to the United States, plus details on a fortune retrieved in London and reactions from the Queen and Picasso.
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