Eccentric Concert Cough Drops and Odd News Flashes
Seattle crowd survives a night with Milton Katims conducting the Seattie Symphony as free cough drops supposedly courtesy him spark debate. Rival manufacturers supplied six flavors while Katims ponders audience consternation and hair color in a quirky report. Other items include Battelle scientists sniffing odors for Army rations, a crash in Pueblo linking sheriff ownership, and campus pranks in Wichita and Dallas involving car theft-like hose schemes.
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Seattle
Milton Katims
Seattie Symphony Orchestra
Katims
Optimism in Berlin Among Senate Democrats and GOP
Five veteran members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee voiced cautious optimism that Berlin talks with the Russians may yield progress at upcoming foreign minister and summit meetings. They warned change will be inch by inch and could take months or years to produce substantial agreements. Humphrey and Aiken cautioned against expecting major breakthroughs from a single meeting.
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Washington
Berlin
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
George D., Aiken
Sepae Tate
House Leaders Fight for Foreign Aid Funds Battle in Congress
Washington House leaders from both parties push to restore Eisenhower's request for the Development Loan Fund amid a partisan fight. A compromise figure of 100 million dollars is discussed as the worst case, with Speaker Rayburn urging a vote on some money while others resist. Passman warns against political expediency and cites an unexpended balance of 678 million dollars in the loan program as of February 28. In Spokane, officials admit they have no clues to solve the Candy Rogers rape and murder as the search restarts, with investigators considering a maniac at large and the victim found near Islip after disappearing March 6.
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Maniac Tenence
Killer
Washington
House
Eisenhower
Houses
Appropriations Committee
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
GOP
Halleck
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Rayburn
Otto E. Passman
D-La
Passman
Pearl Harbor
Spokane
UPI
Candice
Candy) Rogers
Here
Robert Pip
Governors Meet Eisenhower on Unemployment Pay Accord
Eight governors told President Eisenhower they favor no federal standards for unemployment compensation while supporting federal advances for emergencies. Secretary Mitchell outlined two changes: extend coverage to about 3.2 million more workers and raise the payroll tax base from 3,000 to 4,200 dollars.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Ton
James B. Mitchell
Congress
Mitchell
Nine House members tour Europe with Army units
Nine newly appointed members of the House Armed Services Committee take a one day orientation tour of Army activities in Europe. An Army spokesman described the visit as a standard beginning of each new Congress for committee members.
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Yakima
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Ohio
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Army Quartersmaster Corps
Howard G. Schutz
Bailelle
Pueblo
Colo
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John Krutka
Miss Sisneras
Wichita
Kan
Maury McCullough
Michael Ray
Eugene Comley
Comley
Mickey Ann
McCullough
Dallas UM
University Engineering
By Ade Ee
365
RCA Victor
Chile
Fale
Post Office Department
District of Columbia
William E. Jones
Spokane County
Press-Gelegram
Mistier
Post Glilze
Long Beach
UN Sf
Pine Ave
Eitrulalicn
Wheaton’s
Wheatons
Lowg Beach
J. M. Soss
Optometrist
Exsy Credit
Wilmington
Avalon Boulevard
Torrance
Santor Avanus
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America
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Sugh Service
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Denver Ly
Kansas City
Los Angelee
Joe Angave
Fickel
Hertz
Continents Airlines
Chicago
Illinois
Ghnerelet
Ermmee
Ken
Long Beach Boulevard
Broadway
Atlantic
Wenn
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