Predicted Congress Will
Quit for Year Between
July 21 and July 28
WASHINGTON, Oft—S e n a t e
leaders predicted today Congress
will quit for the year some time
between July 21 and July 28.
Sen. Clements of Kentucky,
acting Democratic leader, told re
porters he thinks both houses can
clean up their work by July 28
“or earlier.”
Sen. Knowland of California,
the Republican leader, said he
thinks Congress could complete
its tasks by July 21 if all goes
well.
He conceded, however, that if
the House attaches an antisegre
gation amendment to a school aid
bill scheduled for action there
this week “it would make things
difficult." Southern Democrats
would fight any such amendment
and might resort to a time-killing
filibuster.
Man Leaves Wife and
Car Going 35 M.P.H.—
He’s in Ho'-oital Now
OAKLAND, Calif., OPt—Edward
M. Freitas, 43, and his wife, Do
lores, 29, started arguing in their
car.
Mrs. Freitas, who was driving,
said she wanted a divorce. Then,
she told Deputy Sheriff Raymond
F. Sousa:
“That’s all right with me,”
snapped Freitas. “I’m getting out
right now.”
He did, too. The car was doing
35 miles an hour.
Mrs. Freitas called the sheriff’s
office. Officers found her hus
band unconscious by the road. He
was hospitalized with a fractured
elbow and head and back injuries.
Pet Crow Flies 20 Miles
To Be With Owners
ANAHEIM, Calif., OW—’“Red” is
a crow, but he acts more like a
combination of homing pigeon
and bloodhound.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Zahrte of
Anaheim left their 7-week-old pet
at home whet; they went to the
beach at nearby Corona Del Mar
last Sunday.
When they reached the beach
they heard a crow cawing from
a porch railing as they drove by.
“That looks like ‘Red’!” Mrs.
Zahrte exclaimed. She called to
the bird and it flew to her arm.
It drank from a spoon just as it
had done at home.
The Zahrtes called home and
learned “Red” was missing.
“Red" was a mighty tired bird.
The Zahrtes figured “Red" had
traveled 20 miles as the crow
flies.
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