Congress Adjourning Wavers Before Democratic Convention
Washington AP reports Congress may delay adjournment for a August session to finalize legislation. House members seek home before November reelections while Senate hopes to finish must pass laws pre convention. Senate and House leaders may decide by week's end.
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Senate
Los Angeles
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Stuart
Symington
Missouri
John
F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
House Rules Committee
Children Injured In Washington County Hospital Reports
The emergency room treated several young patients with injuries last night. Michele D. Kline, 34, fractured her left clavicle after a fall. Ronald L. Crist, 22, lacerated his left cheek requiring three sutures. Marie McEwen, 10, lacerated her left tower jeg on a seat cover and needed sutures. Eugene K. Ridenour caused eight liputures after striking his left cheek with a golf club. Dennis I. Everts, 12, fractured his right elbow wrestling and was discharged.
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Albert Kline
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Ronald L. Crist
J. N. Crist
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Marie McEwen
John McEwen
Bramley Dr
Eugene K. Ridenour
John Ridenour
Calvert Terrace
Dennis I. Everts
Robert Everts
Greencastle
Pact Reached On Defense Money Bill
A Senate House conference committee reached a compromise on the defense money bill totaling about 46 billion dollars. The agreement funds most Eisenhower administration requests and surpasses the president's January request by roughly 650 million dollars.
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Eisenhower
Senate Bill Slashes Military Procurement Totals
A Senate compromise trims more than 400 million from military procurement in a funding bill affecting Fairchild and other programs. The package includes 293 million for a new Navy carrier and 244 million for Bomare antiaircraft missiles, with additional funds for subs and other hardware. Clerks must recalculate items before final passage expected Friday.
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House
Senate
Frnay
Fish in schools and whales in herds in nature
A juvenile quiz notes that fish form schools while whales and dolphins are mammals living in herds. Theories suggest open ocean breeding or feeding draws fish together for reproduction and survival, with densities ranging from thousands in a single school to tens of individuals in whale groups.
Rees Charged in Cold Blooded Slaying Case Five
Baltimore authorities formally charged Melvin Rees with the murders of Mrs. Mary Harold and three others, linking the deaths to a broader case in Virginia. The case involves the 1959 slayings near Apple Grove, Virginia, and shifts in federal indictments target a Maryland suspect believed sane during the killings.
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Baltimore
Melvin D.son
Hees Jr
Sranese
Esa
Fed
University of Oral
Maryland
Carroll V. Jackson Jr
Jackson
Susan
Susan Ann
Pep Aanae
Anne Arundel County
Imum
Margaret
Harold
Grand
Gambrills
Virginia
Kees
J .Jackson
Janet
Washington
Memphis
Fedal
Apple Grove
Fredericksburg
Das
Evangelist F A Wilson to Lead Revival in Hagerstown
Evangelist F A Wilson of Orange California will conduct revival services at the Log Cabin Revival Center 710 Frederick St Hagerstown at 8 p m Tuesday June 28 through Sunday July 3 each evening. Wilson a World War II veteran survivor of the 10th Division returns to his former area as host speaker with Rev J A Wilson in charge.
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Frederick St. Hagerstown
Evangelist Wilson
Cat Order Sparks Attention at White Castle
An Indianapolis case involves 18 year old Jerry B Mills reporting a king size order of 50 hamburgers at a White Castle. He said he carried the order to three men in a car, but the driver shoved him away, and the events left unclear the next steps.
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Indianapolis
Jerry B. Mills
White Castle
Lana Turner party brawl over editorials centers on Cheryl Crane
Hollywood party at Romanoffs ends in a flare up as Fred May charges at Mike Connolly after editorials about Lana Turner and her daughter Cheryl Crane. Army Archerd and Lana intervene while May’s temper erupts. Cheryl Crane, 16, is in a county home for troubled girls. father Stephen Crane is a restaurant owner.
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Amcert
Biows
Lace
Cheryl Crane
Mike Connolly
The
Hollywood Reporter
Lana
Fred May
Connolly
Lana Goodby
May
Cheryl
Connnolly
Army Archerd
Romanoffs
Stephen Crane
Not Best Friend Ha Pad Hosting Down 2 Near Ogden Utah
An unclear report from Ogden Utah describes a junior incident involving J Seth Wright 21. A troubled scene at a backyard leads to medical attention after a call from his father.
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