BULLETINS
ROCKY MOUNT (UP)—The House Agriculture Com
mittee may recommend an increase in support prices for
flue-cured tobacco. After touring Eastern North Carolina
tobacco markets Wednesday, Committee Chairman liar
old D. Cooley (D-N. C.) said he felt the price support
level is “too low—too far below the market average.”
WASHINGTON (UP)—A way appeared open today to
a possible breakthrough in the civil rights stalemate. It
depended upon whether the House could get together on
a new compromise of the jury trial amendment—and whe
ther the Senate would go along.
TULSA, Okla., (UP)—A 51-year-old woman accused of
theft and embezzlement in three countries and her daugh
ter were in jail today because a doctor’s receptionist reco
gnized the woman from newspaper descriptions. Mrs. Mar
garet Lydia Burton was held on $30,000 bond on charges
of interstate transportation of stolen property. Her blonde
daughter, Shelia Joy, 20, was charged with conspiring in
the act and held on $10,000 bond.
WASHINGTON (UP)—Surgeon General Leroy E.
Burney today urged for the second day in a row that Pre
sident Eisenhower be inoculated promptly against Asiatic
flu. Burney repeated the recommendation in the fact of
the President’s statement that he would get a shot of Asia
tic flu vaccine as soon as it becomes available to “ordinary
people” such as himself.
WASHINGTON (UP)—Economists believed today the
cost of living in America reached an almostcertain record
high last month for the eleventh month in a row. They
said high priced fresh fruits and vegetables will be the
villains in the latest installment of the continuing drama
of rising consumer prices.
LONDON (UP)—President Eisenhower overruled de
fense advisers and the Western allies in offering Russia a
two-year halt in nuclear tests, authoritative sources said
today. They said the conditional offer, made Wednesday
at the London disarmament conference, amounts to a
calculated American gamble to determine if there is any
hope at all of a first step toward disarmament.
WASHINGTON (HP)—The Senate Rackets Commit
tee counted on new tape recorded wiretaps tony to
show more “interrelating favors” being swapped between
Teamster heir apparent James R. Holla and New '°rk ia
bor racketeer Jonnny Dio. The committee recalled the
Teamster vice president for a third and probably tinul
day of testimony to wind up its current hearings.
W ASHINGTON (CP)—Two key senators predicted to
day the Senate would approve a foreign aid appropriation
of about three billion dollars.
WASHINGTON (HP)—Informed sources said today if
Russia rejects the latest Western offer to halt nuclear
testing for two years, disarmament talk will drop off
among the Allies.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., (CP)—An Air Force physician
who spent more than a day sailing some 19 miles above
earth said one of his most striking impressions was the
feeling of loneliness in an “unfriendly realm.” Maj. David
G. Simons, 45. Lancaster, Pa., looking fresh and relaxed
after his 32-hour flight to the rim of the stratosphere,
held a news conference here Wednesday night. He made
the unprecedented trip in a small gondola below a 200
1'oot round helium-filled balloon.
LEVITTOWN, Pa., (UP)—A peaceful calm descended
Wednesday night over this suburban residential com
munity which has been the scene of anti-Negro demon
strations for the past eight nights. Only a lew scattered
groups milled about the home of William Myers, Jr., and
family, first Negroes to move into this previously all-white
section, after police issued a warning they would arrest
all who gathered in groups of more than three.
NEW YORK (UP)—The New York City Health De
partment warned Wednesday; that children tend to
have severe reactions to the Asiatic flu vaccine.
WASHINGTON (UP)—The Air Force has cancelled
a 100 million dollar airplane without getting a chance to
take it on a ride. The decision to halt work on the 1.400*
mile-an-hour XF103, originally designed as an interceptor
and then converted to a research project, was prompted by
the current economy axe and because other research ve
hicles would provide the same data.
LINDEN, N. J., (UP)—An automobile driven by
Brooklyn Dodger pitcher Don Newcombe struck a 4-year
old boy Wednesday, injuring him seriously. Newcombe told
police he was returning to his home in Colonia from Ebbets
Field in Brooklyn when John Chase ran into the path of
his car.
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