Showdown Over Federal Spending For Next 12 Months
Washington June 21 AP reports sharp differences between Senate and House on federal spending for the coming year. A $41,080,000 Interior Department budget fight becomes the test as a joint conference committee negotiates. Senate passes 44 to 19 after Bridges calls the bill the worst money grab in a long time.
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Rotary Club Hears Fine Talk By Harry Hall
Harry Hall former district governor of Alabama spoke on Hangovers from the Headlines. He urged action at home focusing on education the Negro problem and industrial progress while noting mechanization and productivity. Will Watt outlined Rotary membership changes to ensure clear obligations and qualifications. Visitors included C. H. Glover Ralph Neel Tom Harrison Joe Higgins H. L. Goodman Jr. George Shirley and Midshipman Nat M. Williams Jr.
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And We Continue to Reap the Whirlwind Editorial
An editorial from a Philadelphia newspaper harshly criticizes the U S Supreme Court split led by Justice Jackson and Justice Black. It denounces Roosevelt era one man domination and calls for both justices to step down to preserve judicial integrity and public trust. The piece notes a long standing court crisis fueled by political conflict and inter court feud.
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Dr Little Tells Thomasville Tales From Hunting To Court
In Thomasville a famed country surgeon Dr Arthur D Little head surgeon at Archbold Sanitarium shares stories of Thomasville Georgia Florida crackers wealthy landowners and local hunts. He recounts a Payne family bridge clash and grand quail hunts with Granpa as dog when needed plus a memorable birth anecdote with a Ku Klux outfit remark.
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Plan to reduce U.S. forces in Germany under way
General Joseph T. McNarney disclosed a plan to cut American occupation troops in Germany to 150000, though implementation remains undecided. He noted German civilian rations would rise to 1225 calories daily on June 26 as food conditions improve, with 130000 tons of U.S. food expected this month for the occupation zone.
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MacArthur urges Japanese diet on new war constitution
General MacArthur urged the Japanese Diet to give full consideration to the proposed peace and war constitution. He said the issue affects the people of Japan and urged the Diet to decide whether to adopt modify or reject it. The statement followed Emperor Hirohito presenting the question to the Diet this week.
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