Federal move to extend unemployment benefits approved
The administration fast tracks extra unemployment payments with a two day Labor Department briefing for regional directors on the law signed by President Eisenhower. States decide extension periods and about 1,250,000 workers could gain new benefits if all join, but only six large states may participate. Governors weigh funding to repay Washington.
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UPI
Labor Department
Eisenhower
Heuss vows no future German American fights at congress
West German President Theodor Heuss told a joint U S Congress session that Germany will be a good ally and part of the Western world. He urged German unity as a prerequisite for European recovery and urged solving postwar tensions. The visit included a White House state dinner with Mrs Eisenhower.
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UPI
Theodor Heuss
West Germany
U.S. Congress
Heuss
Germany
Eisenhower
White House
Dog King Boy Faces Life After Blindfolded Walks
In Pasadena California API King Boy a German shepherd endures life after neighbors complained about its owner Mrs Nancy Ewing 58 blindfolding the dog during walks Officers ordered no more blind folds Ewing said she did not want the dog to see evil or bad people
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Pasadena
Calif
API
King Boy
Nancy Ewing
Florida Studies eight week aid extension for jobless
President Eisenhower signed an emergency antirecession bill that could extend Florida unemployment benefits eight weeks but requires state action. Gov. LeRoy Collins is studying the need and a possible special legislative session to secure the federal aid. Current benefits top out at 30 dollars weekly for 16 weeks, with about 12 000 workers eligible if the extension goes into effect. Florida would repay federal funds by lengthening its compensation period by 50 percent, or via a higher payroll tax starting in 1963.
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Washington
Florida
Eisenhower
LeRoy Collins
Khrushchev seeks Soviet trade push with U.S. credits debated
U.S. officials say large scale credits to finance Soviet purchases are unlikely though Khrushchev may still expand trade. He asked to buy machinery and consumer goods to spur Soviet growth, while offering raw materials in exchange and suggesting long term financing. experts say raw materials value here would be smaller than American goods sought.
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Washington
United States
Khrushchev
U.S
Moscow
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