Democrats Dare Ike to Line Up G O P
President Eisenhower challenged Senate Democrats to line up Republican support for his domestic programs. He warned it would be futile to press Congress without cross party backing and noted no decision on a special session for highway legislation. Senate Democrats Kerr Monroney Humphrey urged action and criticized the Federal Power Commission ruling on Idaho Power Co. dams.
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Washington
Senate Democrats
Eisenhower
Congress
Sen
Kerr
D-Okla
Monroney
Humphrey
D-Minn
Federal Power Commission Jn
Idaho Power Co
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Mundt
America
U.N. Urged to Publish Data on Atomic Radiation
The United States asks Dag Hammarskjold to include a study on the effects of atomic radiation on human health in the U N Assembly agenda. Data would come from the United States Britain Russia and Japan, reflecting concerns yet asserting properly conducted nuclear tests pose no global threat.
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United Nations
N. Y. Oh
U.N
United States
Britain
Russia
Dag Hammarskjold
U.S
Henry Cabot Pens Jr
U.N. Assembly
Lodge
San Francisco
Assembly
U. S
Washington
Weather By Wirephoto Showers And Cooler Shifts Across Regions
Weather by wirephoto reports showers and thunderstorms tonight across the Northeast, Southern Florida, Central Plains, Southern Rockies, and Southern Plateau. Cooler air moves into the Upper Mississippi Valley and Central Plains while other areas see little change.
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Florida
Central Plains
Rockies
Plateau
Missississi Valley
Weather Overview From August 6 1955 Forecast
Continued heat and humidity with scattered thunderstorms tonight. Tomorrow expects showers or thundershowers, cooler and less humid with a high around 83. Previous record high 92 and record low 45 noted. Sunset today and sunrise tomorrow listed with a 6:01 time. Weather column by Dr. Selby Maxwell.
Truck in a hole spawns city emergency response
Police and Water Bureau crews rushed to a Philadelphia street after a motorist reported a truck in a hole. Fire rescue stood by as a toy truck eight inches long appeared in the crater, owner Charles Tarutz claiming no report was made to police.
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Philadelfphta
Water Bureau
Charles Tarutz
Unpaid Jobs As Advisers Under Probe
Washington D C reports from the Asst. Atty. Gen. Stanley Barnes reveal a new Antitrust Division probe into unpaid government posts held by business leaders. He linked the move to a House Judiciary subcommittee session and noted an oil company official was removed as head of an Interior Department advisory group on foreign oil supplies. Barnes called such cases a borderland of law and ethics.
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Washington
Gen. Stanley
N. Barnes
Antitrust
House Judiciary
Interior Department
Barnes
Philip Young
Civil Service Commission
Eisenhower
Civil Service
Esso Export. Corp
Sen
Neely
D-Wva
White
Dulles
Sullivan and Cromwell
New York
Arthur Dean
Chrysler Posts Record First Half Sales And Profits
Chrysler Corp reports a $1.085 billion first half sales total and earnings of $70.0 million, marking a company record for a midyear period. Shipments reach 900,546 autos and trucks despite defense cuts, with dividends held at 75 cents a share. The board cites a 3% year over year profit rise and aggressive capital outlays totaling about 344 million.
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New York
Chrysler Corps
Progress
Chrysler
K. '. Keller
Dand
L. L.colbert
Chrysler Corp
Plymouth
Dodge
DeSoto
Chrysl
Imperial
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