Victory for Unwashed in Court Bathing Case
An appeals court ruled bus driver Clarence L. Greenwell entitled to about $3,000 damages after slipping in a Toronto bathtub while bathing in the line of duty for a union convention. The Amalgamated Association of Street Railway and Motor Coach Employes argued it was for personal use. the court disagreed, signaling judicial support for workers washing during official duties.
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Clarence L. Greenwell
Toronto
Greenwell
Neosho River watershed study urged for flood control
Walter Chappell urges Congress to appropriate funds for a comprehensive study of the Neosho River and its tributaries from Burlington to the Kansas-Oklahoma line. He cites recent flood damage and talks with landowners, farmers, and civic groups to support dam site surveys and river development in the area.
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Days numbered for New York hotels in sentimental Savoy Plaza piece
A nostalgic essay laments the decline of New York hotels built in the early era. The Savoy Plaza, once a welcoming hub with veteran staff, is slated for demolition after the World Fair to make way for an office building. New hotels rise with small rooms and high prices, while cherished classics fade from memory.
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Commodore
Roosevelt
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Hilton
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Summit
Hildegarde
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St. Regis
Emil Coleman
Plaza
Christmas chamber of commerce invitation extends to 375
Invitations have gone out to 375 boys and girls for the annual chamber of commerce Christmas tree program scheduled for next Saturday afternoon. Ministers of Charute will oversee the event with each church affiliated supplying one number. Children from needy families will receive candy nuts and toys.
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Charute
Ministerial Alliance
John Mull
Sawyer Hall
Gilbert Gray
William Hornbeck
Robert Justice
Los Angeles
Chanute
W. W. Justice
Charles Rickel
Rickel
F. A. Smiley
T. H. Sullivan
Jean James
Kansas City
W. F. James
Eric
Neosho County
Johnson pledges push for peaceful contacts with Soviet Union
In Washington the president said his administration would expand peaceful U S Soviet ties and encouraged more interstate trips by industrial leaders who recently toured Soviet factories and labs. He urged agencies to extend contact without compromising national security. He praised U S South Vietnamese friendship as liberty and peace, noting ties with Lt. Gen. Tran Thien Khiem at his credential ceremony.
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Soviet Union
White House
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Tran Thien Khiem
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To Your Good Health Heart Muscles Involved In Coronary Sclerosis
Dear Dr. Mother explains coronary sclerosis as arterial hardening narrowing the heart blood supply. It may harm heart function causing angina while other areas like legs may be affected differently. Treatment includes nitroglycerin and activity guidance. stroke risk is not implied unless brain arteries are also hardened.
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Judicial problems in South Mississippi noted by Pearson
Washington column reports Justice Department scrutiny of the Philadelphia Civil Rights murders case reveals ties between Mississippi judges, lawmakers and federal appointments. It cites William Bradford Huie, Esther Carter, Tom Stennis, Judge Sidney Mize, and Judge William Cox, plus Senator Eastland and Senator Stennis, in a critique of alleged bias and political influence shaping Mississippi justice and potential Fifth Circuit appointments.
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Mississippi
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Esther Carter
U.S
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Sidney Mize
Carter
Stennis
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Mize
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Cox
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Ole Miss
Sunflower County
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John F. Kennedy
John Stennis
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West Point
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Television log for December 17 channel line up
TV schedule listing morning programs on KOAM Channel 7 and THIRTY/ Channel 12 with programs including Today Captain Kangaroo CBS Morning News Make Room For Daddy Love Lucy and Whats This Song across 7:00 to 9:30 a.m. listings for the four states.
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Daddy
Casals at 88 CBS special on Wednesday evenings
On Wednesday CBS presents Casals at 88 a profile of Pablo Casals the 88 year old Spanish cellist with an interview by Isaac Stern at 6 30 p m Also Shindig on ABC at 7 30 p m features Mickey Rooney Jr the Kelly Brothers Bobby Sherman and The Blossoms At 8 p m ABC airs a film with Doris Day Julie and at 9 p m Danny Kaye Show on CBS guest stars include Howard Morris Pat Carroll and Joe and Eddie
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Isaac Stern
Mickey Rooney Jr
Howard Morris
Pat Carroll
Joe and
Eddie
Danny Kaye
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