Atomic Bill Foes Seek to Kill Section on Patents
Senate opponents of the administration's atomic energy bill claim a good chance to kill the controversial patent section. They favor sending the House-passed compromise back to conference to rewrite it, with a Friday vote likely only three hours of debate. Lyndon B. Johnson declines to predict outcome as leadership signals possible support for the maneuver.
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Atomic Bill
Senate
Joint Conference
Lyndon B. Johnson
Defense
Homer Ferguson Reich
House
Eisenhower
William F. Knowland
Pike Route Session Near End
Four local groups remain to be heard on the north south turnpike route and spur. Columbus favors a closer path while Cleveland supports a through city plan with Lake and Ashtabula counties leaning in. Dayton and Springfield want the Toledo spur angled toward them. Meetings were calm and brief with engineers promising full consideration.
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Columbus
Cleveland
Lake
Ashtabula
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Highway Department
Turnpike
S. O. Linzell
Queen City
Taylor Winner Wins Idaho Democratic Senate Primary
Ex-senator Glen Taylor, Idaho’s singing cowboy, captured a tight Democratic nomination win over Claude Burkenshaw who quickly conceded. Incumbent GOP senator Henry C. Dworshak cruised to an easy victory in the Republican race.
Sally Rand Weds Las Vegas Plastering Contractor
Sally Rand married in Las Vegas to 35-year-old plastering contractor Fred Lalla at the Little Church of the West. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Thomas J. Daly at the Last Frontier hotel with Rand's age estimated around 52.
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Sally Rand
Las Vegas
Sally
Fred Lalla
Thomas J. Daly
Japan to stand by free world in cold war pledge
In Tokyo a semi official Japanese statement assured the United States it will stay aligned with the free world against Communism. Officials cited Yoshida party leaders and Ikeda remarks but said no break with the West or shift toward Red China. U.S. State Department reviewed the full Ikeda text and found it less harsh than initial reports. Military leaders stressed Japan as key to countering Communist expansion in Asia.
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Washington
Japan
U.S
Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshida
State Department
Hayato Ikeda
Liberal Party
Ikeda
Asia
America
Red China
John Allison
Yostada
U. S
Far East
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