Phil Follows The Oregon Trail
An editors note introduces a travel column by Phil Chinitz and his wife Trene about a westward vacation along Oregon trails. They describe cattle drives in Baker Oregon 1875 to 1864 era, signs in Caldwell Idaho, humorous roadside ads, and churches. The journey then covers the volcanic Tall Monument area in Idaho with cinder cones, vents, and moonlike features plus plant and animal life in Devil's Orchard.
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Phil Chinitz
News-Telegraph
Trene
West
Oregon
Baker
Wyoming
Montana
Caldwell
Idaho
Ferris
Carey
United States
Devil's Orchard
Kennedy aims to bridge gap with business as IRS talks ease distrust
President Kennedy struggles to unite government and business amid Wall Street strain and tax policy questions. Edward Gudeman Cabot and Dana Latham recount efforts at Brookings to reduce the distrust of IRS policy and show officials are open to rational, thorough debate. Frank Cormier reports.
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Frank Cormier
Washington
Kennedy
Wall Street
Brookings Institution
Edward Gudeman
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Gudeman
Dana Latham
Los Angeles
IRS
Eisenhower
Latham
Cabot
Congress faces uncertain mood as Kennedy program urged
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield urged quick action on President Kennedy s legislative program to dispel nationwide uncertainty. Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen cited uneasiness over tax policy trade plans and elderly health funding as central questions. A closing note thanks readers for illness recovery.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Congress
Kennedy
Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Congras
Rex Pharmacy ad promotes Summer makeup and fragrance lines
Advert says Just Between Us Girls colors for lips and fingertips, Set and Style hair product, Aquamarine spray cologne and complete Aquamarine wardrobe. Encourages shoppers in Atlantic to visit Rex Pharmacy with a playful, breezy tone and vivid product claims.
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Lucille Tly
Rexie
Revlon
Atlantic
Rex Pharmacy
Ozark Air Lines urged mediation to avert pilot strike
Ozark Air Lines president Joseph H. Fitzgerald urged the Federal Mediation Board to pick an arbitrator to settle unresolved issues after 14 months of bargaining with the Air Lines Pilots Association. The union of 180 pilots says the airline has refused to bargain in good faith across Illinois, Missouri, Iowa, Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Nebraska.
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Ozark Air Lines
Joseph H. Fitzgerald
Federal Mediation Board
Air Lines Pilots Association
Fitzgerald
Ozark
Minois
Missouri
Iowa
Tennessee
Kentucky
Indiana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nebraska
Stop signs demand full stop not slow down, motorists told
A public safety advisory reiterates that stop signs require a complete halt and full obedience. Drivers are warned against rolling stops and urged to treat every intersection as a potential hazard. Police emphasize visible stopping, then proceed with caution.
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Oldsmobile
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Boston
Ashington
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Gladye Hanssen
Lucille Allman and
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Hello
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Lustrove
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