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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1958
Page
3
Rep. Robert Sikes calls for amending the national housing act to extend federal insured mortgages to rural areas, helping retirees and farmers. He argues current FHA rules exclude rural properties and offers a bill to insure mortgages on existing rural homes.
A Greyhound bus overturned on a busy four lane highway near Marietta injuring 20 passengers en route from Jacksonville to Chattanooga. Six remained in Kennestone Hospital in fair to good condition while fourteen were released after treatment. The driver cited a locked right front wheel as the cause and no fatalities were reported.
Senator Humphrey called for a new foreign economic policy to replace the 1958 approach. The Rockefeller Brothers Fund report urged permanent reciprocal trade tools, long term loans, regional development banks, and measures to stabilize prices in key exports. Senator Aiken backed the push but urged higher wages to lift purchasing power in underdeveloped nations.
In Miami a final hearing on the Dade County public school integration suit begins in federal court with testimony expected to span several days. Judge Joseph Lieb will rule on the NAACP led case brought by Reverend Theodore Gibson on behalf of his son. The Fifth Circuit recently reversed an earlier dismissal by Judge Ernett Choate. More than 50 witnesses are expected to testify. The hearing is slated for Tuesday but likely to resume Thursday.
DETROIT AP Ford and General Motors faced UAW talks with no clear direction as Chrysler resumes tomorrow. This marks the third week without contracts since the Big Three expiration. UAW strike votes proceed locally with GM showing a 10-1 vote in favor so far.
A Chicago exhibitor at the Old Town Art Fair posted signs on all his paintings reading You Art to Buy Now to prompt purchases amid recession concerns.
This article outlines common summertime illnesses and injuries needing first aid. It stressed keeping the patient lying down, cooling methods, avoiding liquids for unconscious individuals, and elevating the head. Heat exhaustion and heat cramps are described with symptoms and basic treatments.
Senators push to reshape a labor bill amid last minute amendments aimed at limiting debate. Key proposal by Sen Potter allows union members to recover dues spent on political activities, drawing swift opposition from Morse who calls it union busting. Major provisions to curb racketeers and empower union members remain intact despite revisions and defeats on other democracy provisions.
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