Federal School Aid Vote Now Possible
A House Rules Committee split along party lines moved to consider both civil rights and federal school aid bills next week. Southern Democrats opposed action, while supporters cited a strong chance for House passage despite a Senate filibuster. The school bill would authorize 400 million dollars annually for four years to aid state school construction, with an amendment on withholding funds from districts not meeting standards.
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Colorado Fears Loss Of Herds Amid Drought
Colorado officials warn drought threatens livestock-based economy across 16 eastern counties. Leavitt Booth of the Farm Home Administration plans surveys to aid distressed ranchers as cattle numbers shrink from 1953 highs and market prices stay depressed. David Rice notes heavy herd liquidation, with some cattle moved to mountain pastures while many sellers exit.
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Foster Faces Court Trial Over Narcotics Possession Charge
Foster faces Superior Court action on unlawful possession of narcotics after deputies found a $2,000 value narcotic rolled joint hidden under his shirt during a June 3 arrest. A preliminary hearing in Justice Court was held yesterday. Justice of the Peace Clark H. Johnson ordered the case sent to higher court. He was arrested by Deputy Ralph Marmion as he disembarked a Nogales-bound bus, and police say he worked as a bus boy at a local cafe.
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Pigeon Stowaway Joins Cunard Liner Ascania
The Cunard Liner Ascania reports a stowaway aboard while 1,300 miles from Britain. A pigeon found exhausted on deck by a crew member Wednesday night prompted officials to suggest it may have been attracted by a passenger carrying another bird to Canada. Ornithologists described the flight as unusually long.
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