Congress Begins Another Busy Week
Congress opens a packed week with debate on immigration reforms and a $3.2 billion foreign aid plan after House action on 17 bills. Senate aims to pass foreign aid and immigration measures amid looming wage, DC home rule, and federal pay-raise proposals, while a highway beautification bill waits in committee.
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Saudi roads glow with fancy taxis and gilded cars
Saudi Arabia’s wealth funds flashy wheels with gold and green upholstery and tasselled draperies. Cars are treated like camels, exposed to kicks for quick fixes, and tow trucks replace stubborn repairs when needed.
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Knit this cardigan pattern 7213 for fall outfits
Town country college knit a cozy cardigan from neck down with sunburst cables. Pattern 7213 includes sizes 32 34 36 38 with mail options from Alice Brooks Winchester Evening Star New York New York. Catalogs offer dozens of needlecraft designs with patterns and prices.
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Betsys Toll Rises As Betsy Flood Waters Recede
The death toll from Hurricane Betsy climbs in Louisiana as salvage teams work in New Orleans flood zones. Two more drownings bring the state total to 78 while 7,614 evacuees remain in 11 shelters and 8,000 are fed by mobile kitchens. An Army diver inspects a sunken 600 ton chlorine barge near Baton Rouge after Betsy sent it to the river bottom, with Coast Guard escort for nearby traffic.
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Traffic deaths rise to fifty thousand in first half
The National Safety Council reports 50,700 traffic fatalities in the United States in the first six months, up one percent from the same period last year. The figure signals a higher pace than during the first half of 1964.
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