Politics Won't Disrupt Session Says Senate Leader
Senate Majority Leader Lyndon B. Johnson predicts a businesslike Congress will push major bills despite election year politics. He highlights farm and social measures, disaster relief, water conservation, highways, and school construction as priorities, while noting Social Security and gas regulation debates to come.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Congress
Johnson
Senate
Senate Agriculture Committee
House
Eisenhower
Monrroney
D-Okla
Fulbright
D-Ark
District of Columbia Gas Utility Co
Monroney
Murphys celebrate 65 years with advice on family and calm
Tyler, Jan 10. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Murphy marked their 65th wedding anniversary. He is 90 and she is 80. He cites marriage as a give and take and praises a large family for happiness. They have 10 children, 27 grandchildren, and 20 great grandchildren.
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Tyler
James C. Murphy
Murphy
Murphys
Smith County
Cotton Belt Railroad
Kattie Lee Staples
Alabama
Texas
John
Frank
Alvin
George
Richard Murphy
Vera Campbell
Vivian Todd
Lillian Parks
Anita Gerard
Will Murphy
Cleveland
Miss
Son to Fight Will of Wealthy Texas Oilman
A son who received only one dollar in the will of late W L Moody Jr files a county court petition to take oral depositions for a possible suit challenging the will. Attorney Fred Parks says the action aims to develop facts for both the Moody and Libbie Shearn Moody estates with claims of improper execution and undue influence. Moody died July 21 1954 of pneumonia with estate values cited from 55 million to 400 million dollars in unofficial estimates.
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Galveston
W. L. Moody Jr
W. L. Moody III
San Antiono
Libbie Shearn Moody
Fred Parks
Houston
P. H. Swearingen
Carl Wright Johnson
San Antonio
Russel H. Markwell
Parks
Moody
No Plans Made to Give Chinese A-Bombs
Manila report quotes Secretary Quarles denying any decision to supply atomic weapons to Nationalist China. He states deployment and use of atomics are controlled by many factors and that U S coordination with allies would apply if such weapons were used, without specifying timing or location.
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Manila
U.S
Donald Quarles
China
Taipei
Formosa
Quarles
United States
Roswell Lodge 18 AFAM Sets First Degree Work
Special communication announces Roswell Lodge No 18 AF&AM meeting on Wednesday January 11 at 7 00 P M for first degree work H C Sorrells W M and Elmer H Riemen Secretary attest this notice to members only
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Roswell Lodge No. 18
Af&am
H. C. Sorrells
W.M
Elmer H. Riemen
Chinese student Liu Yung Ming leaves U.S. for home
Liu Yung Ming, a 36 year old former University of Missouri student labeled a mental patient by the Chinese Communist government, leaves Farmington hospital to return to Red China via San Francisco and the liner President Wilson after a lengthy U.S. Immigration Service effort hindered by transit visa issues with Great Britain. He traveled with Henry Colarelli, head of the U.S. Immigration Service in St. Louis.
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ST. Louis
Liu Yung- Ming
Liu
Henry Colarelli
U.S. Immigration Service
San Francisco
Wilson
Hong Kong
University of Missouri
State Hospital
Farmington
Farmington Hospital
Red China
Federal Immigration Service
Great Britain
United States
Cattlemen Leader Warns Price Supports Hurt Industry
Jay Taylor president of the American National Cattlemen’s Assn says price support and control programs would harm cattlemen. At the New Orleans convention he compared plans to a dam on the Mississippi river, warning policies won’t solve broader agricultural problems and urging focus on policies preserving independence and incentives.
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New Orleans
American National Cattlemen’s Assn
Jay Taylor
Amarillo
Mississippi River
Taylor
Thief Drops Hook Tackle For Shirts During Heist
A thief in Chattanooga used a four hook fishing plug to steal 21 dozen work shirts worth about 400 dollars from a clothing store. The man tore a roof hole and lowered the lure into the shirts with stout line without entering the building. The lure was found on the floor where the thief dropped it.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Henry Lear
Juvenile Judge Readies Stricter Court for Youth Offenders
Louisville Judge Louis H. Jull will adopt advice from his youth advisory committee to present a sterner courtroom. He heard the group describe delinquency efforts as 95 percent diagnosis and 5 percent treatment and plans to create a formal, potentially frightening first appearance to leave a lasting impression. He formed the committee to advise on court problems.
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Louisville, Ky
Louis H. Jull
State Officials Predict Congress to Pass Highway Aid Bill
Santa Fe officials believe Congress will approve highway aid as existing federal agreements expire in June. New Mexico favors Rep Dempsey’s plan pegged to needs, forecasting a 27 million first year road program with rises to 45 million in federal funds and reduced state matching.
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Congress
Wilson Approves Dempsey Road Bill
State Highway Engineer L D Wilson says Congress will act this session on a road bill. He backs Rep John J Dempsey of New Mexico and the measure pegged to needs rather than a fixed percentage. The plan would raise more than 37 billion dollars over 13 years from higher taxes on motor fuels tires and trucks.
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Dempsey
Congress
Wilson
New Mexico
Santa FE
L. D. Wilson
John J. Dempsey
Five Heart Doctors Split On Eisenhower Fitness For Second Term
A U S News and World Report poll of 275 American Board of Internal Medicine heart specialists shows three of five believe Dwight D. Eisenhower could physically serve a second term after his heart attack. Answerers cited convalescence and reading about his illness. The AMA criticized the survey as biased while Eisenhower said he has not decided about campaigning.
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Eisenhower
U.S. News and World Report
Research Organization of
Benson Benson, Inc
Princeton
N. J
American Medical Assn
American Board of Internal Medicine
L Eisenhower
Journal of the Ama
AMA
The
U. S. News and World Report
Key West
Fla
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