Eisenhower Gains GOP Support for Spending Plan
Nixon told the GOP conference that Democrats would have spent 40 billion more since 1953. Delegates voiced mixed views on the budget revolt as national leaders urged a modernized approach to Republicanism and defense funding.
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Wisconsin to vote Aug 27 for U.S. Senate seat
Wisconsin holds a special election August 27 to fill the U.S. Senate vacancy caused by Joseph McCarthy's death. Primary is July 30 with four Republicans named and one Democrat Arthur McGurn running. potential candidates include Clement Zablocki, Henry Reuss, and William Proxmire. The term ends January 1959.
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Beck Seeks Court OK to Attend Paris Transport Meeting
Federal Judge George Boldt will hear Beck petition today. Teamster President Dave Beck seeks permission to travel to Europe next month to attend an international transport meeting in Paris while under federal grand jury indictment for income tax evasion. U S Attorney Moriarity will oppose the request on orders from Attorney General Brownell.
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Wet Skies Forecast Spreads Across Far East and North
The Associated Press reports showery and cloudy weather from the Rockies to the Atlantic, with clear skies west of the range. Showers and thunderstorms hit many areas overnight, heavy rain in Montana and northeastern Wyoming, and winds up to 50 mph in Omaha. A wet belt stretched from the upper Ohio Valley to New England with the heaviest rainfall in Massena New York and Burlington Vermont.
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No Freight Damage After 820-Mile Trip
A trailer from Toledo, Ohio arrived in East Providence Rhode Island carrying a robin's nest with three eggs intact on an undercarriage crossbar after an 820 mile journey.
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Florida Governor Threatens Special Session Over Tax Bill
Gov Collins warned a special session will be required if the Legislature cannot raise revenue to balance the budget by Saturday midnight. A six member conference committee wrestled with a 125 million tax package and closed door talks continued as House and Senate stalled on tax broadening measures.
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Oldster Rides for Florida to Prove Age Worth While
Joseph J. Marinielo, 74, sets off from Bloomfield on a 900 mile bicycle trek to Florida. He plans 155 miles daily to show age should not bar employment, aiming to reach Jacksonville by Tuesday. He previously attempted a California run in 1950 but was stopped by a car crash at the Texas-Oklahoma border.
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Last Resort Bill Expected To Be Passed
In Tallahassee segregation forces push the so called last resort school segregation bill through the Senate 26 to 11 after the House cleared it 57 to 36. Governor Collins delayed veto messaging five days before sending it up last night. The governor called the measure unnecessary and an agitator driven action seeking to tear communities apart.
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Smoking Bunnies Study Lung Cancer Link At VA Hospital
At a Dallas VA hospital a group of 40 rabbits with mahogany markings and New Zealand red fur are being kept on a smoking regimen. Dr. Robert H. Holland leads the study to see if cigarette exposure causes lung conditions, noting rabbits respond to lung issues like humans. Rabbits spend three hours daily in electronic gear lined plastic boxes as research continues.
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Judge Clears Confidential Publication In Pregnancy Pill Case
Federal Judge Joseph Sam Perry in Chicago acquits Confidential and its printer Kable Printing Co of Mt. Morris on six counts arising from The Pill That Ends Unwanted Pregnancy article. He found no guilty intent and ruled the piece aimed to warn readers rather than promote the pill. The magazine faced up to 30000 dollars in fines.
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