Eisenhower Vetoes 8.8 Percent Postal Pay Increase
President Eisenhower vetoes an 8.8 percent postal pay rise, citing a widening post office deficit. He earlier vetoed a 5 percent raise for civil service workers, arguing Congress overreached in generosity. The piece critiques the administration's stance on federal pay.
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Miss Hobby Should Resign
Republican spokesmen accuse Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby of bungles and political games in the polio vaccine program. The piece argues her duty was to set a national system of controls and federal support, which she delayed proposing, calling for her resignation.
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Surplus Food Bill Favored by CIO Supporters
The CIO announced it wholeheartedly supports Senate Bill 661 to authorize the Commodity Credit Corporation to process surplus food for distribution by state welfare agencies. The wire to Senator Holland, chair of the Agriculture Subcommittee, and the Special Subcommittee members conveyed the stance.
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Oliver Calls Bill Essential to Reach Hungry Nation
Oliver as director of the CIO Legislative Committee says the bill is essential to move unused surplus foods to the stomachs of the nation’s hungry, urging passage to relieve hunger.
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Democrats Predict Victory In 1956 Electoral Vote
The June issue of the Democrat Digest forecasts a Democratic victory in 1956. It asserts that a 226 electoral vote majority is within reach regardless of Eisenhower running and that recent gains indicate a true uptrend favoring the Democrats for a substantial win.
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