Uncertain Fate for Natural Gas Bill Faces Next Session
Washington observes an unsettled future for the natural gas measure shelved until the 85th Congress. Supporters expect possible passage in early session, while opponents say it has no chance in the House as drafted. Speaker Rayburn has left the bill aside for now, with the fate hinging on substantial remodeling for broader equity.
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Ford Wagon Delivers Big Cargo and Big Comfort
Ford markets its three decade lead in wagons with high trade-in offers and generous deals. The ad touts a half ton freight capacity, V-8 power, easy liftgate, roomy seating for nine, foam seats, and smooth rides from new variable-rate rear springs.
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Conviction of Alleged Reds Reversed by Appeals Court
The 10th Circuit reversed seven defendant convictions in a Denver trial, ruling the organizational conspiracy charge under the Smith Act invalid due to the statute of limitations. The court ordered a new trial while upholding the conspiracy to overthrow the government charge. Defendants include Patricia Blau Anthony N M Arthur Bary Anna Lewis M Johnson Harold Zepelin Joseph Scherrer and Maia Scherrer. They remain free on bail awaiting further action.
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Arthur Bary
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Anna
Lewis M. Johnson
Boston
Mass
Harold Zepelin
Dover
Joseph Scherrer
Maia Scherrer
West Coast
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