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- -- t I per cent effective CAMERA KIT 4 tk14 27th annual conlemence The Ile based his statement on a conference is a nonprofit assopublic-interesurvey of 31 leading eels- ciation of individuals and concerned suborganizations the conducted by mologists committee Humphrey said with housing their replies indicated that a good inspection systent "could Kelauver Finds Self provide a high degree of assur- On a 'Lonely Road' nee': that no country would Itine 22 (A) WASHINGTON dare to conduct secret tests —Sen Estes Kefauver (Wrenn) Housing Sbortaro who has I:wen appealing daily Gets Worse Not Better for action to prevent a wage price increage in the steel inNewyork Times Service dustry July 1 said Sunday he WASHINGTON June 22 — is finding it "a lonely road to Leaders of the National Hous- travel" ing Conference called Sunday "I NEVER MEET anyone else for a joint congressional study of the shortages in housing and on the road" said Kefauver which chairman of the Senate Anti community facilities they said were getting worse trust and Monopoly Subcommittee Instead of better from the PresiThey said the nation's "explo'Everyone sive" population growth and In- dent down—complains about inincreasing urbanization were flation" he said "Housewives tensifying a variety of serious businessmen laborers farmers problems faster than the "lag- —all make noises about how ging programs for production horrible inflation is but they of housing and essential com- don't lift a finger while the munity facilities" could hope to horse is walking out the barn catch up door" A series of proposals was UNLESS SOMETHING is done drafted by the resolutions corn mittee for presentation Monday before July I he said in a broadcast over Tennessee television to the members Rep Albert Rairts (1Ala) ad stations "both labor costs and dressed the opening session the price of steel are going to take another sharp rise" Sunday night of the two-daThat is the date Kelauver noted for an automatic increase --701 In the wages of steelworkers union conunder a three-yea- r tract with the steel companies be made COMPLETE '"'' t Twilling 9 in 1961 number of nuclear-poweresubs capable of firing the missile at about hydrogen-nosefive with the first in operation missile-carryinby the end of 1960 But Mahon said that iritreased appropriahis committee tions voted He also said he believed the would boost bythe number to United States was ahead of Rus- nine ' sia "in the area of missiles gen- s -- 411111w- Polaris-Sub- s Labor's Dates To Contrast Jóy Soirow Carmichael o News Briefs 23 1958 Auto Pork Lot 47 r t I S 153 South Main 273 South Main ()then' Offices in Ogden 'rev 2190 Highland Davit Leven Price end Idaho Pelle |