Housing Fund Showdown: Vote Nearing
Washington DC The annual public housing battle opens in the House with a showdown vote set for Wednesday. The far reaching bill would expand FHA mortgage guarantees and fund urban renewal and new public housing, while a rival GOP backed measure would cut public housing and push only elderly housing credits.
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Arechiga Family Leaves Chavez Ravine Home
The Arechigas, longtime residents of Chavez Ravine, left their Los Angeles home after eight years of condemnation battles for a Dodgers stadium project. A 72 year old man and his 66 year old wife departed with three dogs in a reluctant move, watched by relatives and neighbors amid signs attacking the city government. Their case remains in federal court after demolition of their houses and a tent settlement.
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Sec M Elroy Drops Plans to Quit Post
At the White House Neil H McElroy announced he will stay on indefinitely as secretary of defense suspending plans to depart. He said he may remain in the cabinet and noted Thomas S Gates Jr will become deputy secretary. Gates, retiring as secretary of the Navy, was chosen after discussions with President Eisenhower.
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FBI closers near Parker lynching case raise questions
In Poplarville Mississippi increased FBI activity sparked talk that agents near a solution in the Mack Charles Parker lynching. FBI officials offered no comment as two interviewees were hospitalized after questioning and boxes of papers were burned at headquarters drawing criticism from state officials.
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Ralph W. Bachman
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Expert advice may fade as doctors urge parental rearing
MEMPHIS UPI reports child psychiatrist Dr. Paul Benton of Faisa Oklahoma told a Pediatric Society meeting that parents should resume sole responsibility for child rearing. He warned against relying on rigid expert rules since every child is an individual.
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Faisa
Okla
Achieving Harmony in Marriage in June Reader's Digest
An excerpt argues that women struggle to accept their sexual role and that husbands should avoid criticism. It suggests couples can learn to accept femininity and find happiness from discontent, urging readers to obtain the June issue of Reader's Digest.
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