Congressional Dignity Vanishes In Closing Hours
In the closing hours of the 1955 House session Congress dissolves into boisterous humor with singing and acts of playful performance. Morse in the Senate reads a long education aid speech as colleagues drift away. In the House Rep Priest starts a chorus, gallery visitors join, Chelf performs harmonica, and a page from Pontiac sings The Lord’s Prayer. The session ends with a lighthearted harmony despite earlier tensions.
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Washington
Oweeee Oldtimers
Senate
Sen
Morse
D-Ore
Priest
D-Tenn
Friedel
D-Md
Rep. Rabaut
Dmich
Rabaut
Lottie Fitzgerald Lively
Louisville
Congress
Rep
Chelf
D-Ky
William Goodwin
Redhaired
Page Toy
Ponstiac
Mich
Goodwin
Buddy
Rep. Gray
D-ili
Rep. Wickersham
D-Okla
Bill Falkner
Decatur
Rabaul
Coya Knutson
D-Minn
Dixon Yates inquiry recalls Dixon aide for new questions
Senate investigators and Kefauver questioned Edgar H. Pixon on possible perjury amid a Dixon Yates power contract dispute. Former Budget Director Dodge testified Wenzell may have conflicting roles with First Boston and budget policy, while Dixon denied material influence by Wenzell. The subcommittee referred testimony to the justice department.
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Washington
Edgar H. Pixon
Justice Department
Dixon-Yates
Dodge
Eisenhower
Dixon- Yates
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
West Memphis
Ark
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Wenzell
Budget Bureau
First Boston
Subcommittee
Electric Engineers, Inc
EET
Paducah
Kefauver
EEI
Flash Floods Hit Albuquerque Needing Evacuations
Northwest Albuquerque flooded for the third time this week as about 50 residents evacuated from homes and a dormitory at the University of New Mexico. Some 190 military personnel assisted, with one inch of rain causing gully washouts and spotty storms noted by the Weather Bureau.
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Albuquerque
N. M
University of New Mexico
Air Force
U. S. Weather Bureau
Phoenix Senate Aide Undergoes Emergency Surgery
Joseph C. Duke of Phoenix sergeant at arms of the U S Senate is reported recovering from an emergency appendectomy in a Washington hospital. He was stricken Friday and underwent surgery promptly and is expected to be released in a few days.
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Washington, D. C
Joseph C. Duke
Phoenix
U. S. Senate
Washington
Duke
Natural Method Claims Fast Pain Relief Without Pills
Advertisement touts a professional hospital device that stimulates blood circulation to relieve body aches. It promises better sleep, reduced fatigue, and lower tension. Free booklet offered from Niagara at 154 N Stone Tucson or phone 45111.
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N. Stone
Tucson
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