Solons Eye Special Session On Georgia Highways
Georgia lawmakers weigh a special session over highway right of way funding after a Supreme Court ruling. Gov. Griffin invites all legislators to a Thursday briefing with Highway Department and U S Bureau of Public Roads officials to discuss options including a constitutional amendment.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Marvin Griffin
Highway Department
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Supreme Court
Griffin
Ernest Vandiver
Vandiver
Grffin
Frank Twitty
Mitchell County
George L. Smith II
Emanuel
Vandiver's House
Kennedy Bill Aims to Curb Union Abuses in Senate
Senator Kennedy says a labor measure ready for floor action would fully curb union abuses, meeting McClellan committee recommendations. The bill would require full public accounting of union finances, secret ballots in elections, and reform Taft Hartley provisions to aid organized labor concerns.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate
McClellan Committee
Kennedy
Willam F. Knowland
California
Knowland
McClellan
McClean
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Majlor
Air Force cites civilian pilots in restricted area violations
The Air Force accuses civilian pilots of intruding on prohibited military air zones while noting air lane incursions by military jets raise near collision concerns. Inspector General investigators report this harms morale and tactical effectiveness. The Senate committee approves extra funds for air safety upgrades totaling 16.4 million to CAA and 4.315 million to the Airways Modernization Board.
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Inspector General's Office
Air Force Headquarters
Air Force
Senate Appropriations Committee
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Airways Modernization Board
Business Given Lift This Week
Seasonal upswings in harvesting home building and highway construction boosted activity. The economy shows no full upturn yet with hints of life in June as National Homes cancels a shutdown and hires extra help while railroads move freight cars for a wheat crop of 1 009 754 000 bushels up 43 percent.
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New York
National Homes Corp
Texas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Stock Market Slides and Goods Prices Rise Across Sector
Market headlines show a series of new highs for the week with steel scrap and reclaimed copper advancing. Business failures fall sharply while department store sales lag behind last year's pace and the pace of the first fiscal quarter remains unsured.
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U S Orders Russian Envoy Out Of Country
Washington reports the United States orders Nikolai Kirochkin a Soviet Embassy third secretary to leave the United States for paying hundreds of dollars to an American citizen for Army manuals and secret documents. The expulsion follows a prior 1957 case and recalls the embassy was warned to stop such payments.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Nikolai Kirochkin
Te “Dpersonia
Kurochkin
Yuri P. Brylov
McCone Faces Probe of Views On Atom Power
John A. McCone, named by President Eisenhower to the Atomic Energy Commission, faces Senate scrutiny on his views of atomic policies and his business ties as his nomination advances. Senators expect him to address policies on tests, secrets, plutonium and related matters before confirmation.
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Atom
Senate
Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower
Los Angeles
Lewis L. Strause
AEC
Strauss
Seng
Wiliam F. Knowland
Rcalif
Clinton P. Anderson
D-Nm
House Atomic Energy Committee
Commission
Anderson
Hisenhower
Potsdam
N.Y
Clarkson College
Bis
Blinded at Iwo Jima Yet Becomes Lawyer
Robert Schumack of Hazleton, blinded at Iwo Jima in World War II after a grenade explosion, was admitted to practice in U.S. District Court in Scranton. Judge John W. Murphy led a moving ceremony with Schumack and his guide dog Trixie present as he pursued a legal career since 13 years after his injury.
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Iwo Jima
U.S. District Court
John W. Murphy
Robert Schumack
Hazleton
Schumack
Trixie
Senate approves foreign aid bill amid tight vote
The Senate narrowly passes a foreign aid package authorizing continued military and economic assistance to free nations. Final tally 61 to 17 after a long session, with 28 Republicans and 95 Democrats voting for the bill and 8 Republicans and 9 Democrats opposed. House earlier approved a smaller version of about 110 million dollars.
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Washington
Senate
Poland
Yugoslavia
Eisenhower
House
De Gaulle Moves To Implement Algeria Pact
Paris AP Premier Charles de Gaulle's cabinet acted to enact the Algeria pacification plan and curb the Algiers insurgent junta. A Moslem entry to the cabinet signals a Moslems and Frenchmen voting formula with an October referendum on constitutional reforms. De Gaulle praised his Algeria trip and loyalty of the army while naming General Raoul Balon as official representative with a secretary general aide. The move aims to weaken the military rulers and push for integration of Arabs and Berbers with French. Malraux returned convinced Moslems accept De Gaulle as guarantor though some insist on independence.
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Paris
Charles de Gaullé
Algeria
Algiers
France
de Gaulle
Raen Balan
Alan
Civman
Andra Malraux
Gaulle
Tula
Second District Committee Praises Pilcher Reelection
The Second District Congressional Committee unanimously approved a resolution praising Rep. J. L. Pilcher and his reelection bid. The group, led by J. Willis Conger, adopted race rules at Hotel Scott with delegates from 14 counties in attendance. Pilcher is the sole announced candidate.
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J. L. Pilcher
J. Willis
Conger
Bainbridge
Rep. Pilcher
Hotel Scott
Road blocks curb morbid curiosity in tornado area
Menomonie Wisconsin AP report says Gov Verne Thomson ordered road blocks to close off the four county tornado zone after Wednesday night’s disaster that killed 28. Traffic thinned to authorized vehicles as recovery began and funerals for three victims continued. Cross officials said 350 injured and overall impact valued in the millions.
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Menomonie
Wis
Veron Thomson
Thomson
Wisconsin Traffic Patrol
National Guard
Fis Te Red Cross
Otha Menoren ii
Powell-Deh Endorsed for Re election in New York
A. Clayton Powell Deh was endorsed Friday for re election in New York, signaling party support for his continued tenure in public office. The endorsement underscores Powell Deh's standing with local officials and constituents ahead of forthcoming ballots.
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A. Clayton Powell -Deh
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