Johnson in Action On Tax Proposal
Washington AP report recalls Lyndon B. Johnson racing through two busy hours at the White House after Capitol Hill’s Finance Committee voted to repeal 455 million dollars in federal excise taxes. Johnson sought to protect his 11.5 billion tax cut by swaying committee votes, lining up nine supporters to block the repeal amid aggressive lobbying and late afternoon action.
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Right to work laws curb strike time, say Labor Dept data
Washington AP reports 1962 Labor Department figures show right-to-work states lose half as much working time to strikes as non right-to-work states. 0.09% time lost in 20 right-to-work states vs 0.18% in 30 without such laws. 1963 activity dropped further. Proponents credit weaker unions, opponents say laws weaken labor strength and bargaining. Federal option allows states to pass right-to-work statutes.
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Humboldt Visit Spreads News Across Town
Mrs Hulda Feeney returned from Topeka with Mrs Mollie Rensick and hosted grandchildren Kay and Penny Wright of Iola among midweek visitors. Kay Wright teaches at Elsmore school for the term. Mrs Myra Wille of Wamego traveled to Altoona for an official visit to Altoona chapter CBS and Humboldt chapter. She stayed with Mr and Mrs Jack Peterson in Humboldt and is worthy grand matron of Kansas C E S.
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Topeka
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Fireworks Bill Passes 75 to 0 In South Dakota House
Pierre South Dakota AP reports a fireworks bill tightening regulations cleared the House with a 75 to 0 vote after Rep Dan Stuelpnagel explained the measure as a firecracker sounded outside the chamber. He quipped that it was the kind banned under the new law.
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Stevenson declines bid for vice presidency nomination
UNITED NATIONS Adlai E Stevenson U S chief delegate to the United Nations discourages a New Jersey driven movement to nominate him for vice president He says he is not seeking the nomination and finds the efforts embarrassing He was twice nominated for president in prior campaigns.
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Tornado Kills Nine In Harpersville Alabama
Rescue workers searched for more victims after a tornado struck Harpersville Alabama killing at least nine and hospitalizing five. Twisters swept Kentucky Missouri Illinois and Arkansas with hail and heavy rain. Four inches of rain drenched the area as power lines and debris hampered teams.
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UN group Ils greeted by pickets in Atlanta visit
Negro demonstrators from the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee picketed at the airport and outside the motel as a United Nations human rights subcommission group arrived for its first deep South tour. No incidents were reported. The visitors from ten nations, led by Morris Abram, were shown Atlanta’s racial issues and told the city could be a model. The snowbound Cascade Mountains blocked major routes, with 28 inches falling in 24 hours.
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Kennedy in London as Malaysia border cease fire looms
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy meets British leaders in London to brief Prime Minister Alec Douglas Home on Sukarno’s cease-fire order along the Malaysia Indonesia border. Kennedy and Ethel plan a Derbyshire visit to Kathleen Hartington’s grave and expect to return to the U.S. Tuesday after helping arrange a Bangkok foreign ministers meeting in February.
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Autopilot Route from Hamburg to Basel
A bold claim describes a 500 mile southern drive from Hamburg in West Germany to Basel in Switzerland without stopping at a traffic light an intersection or a railroad crossing. The text emphasizes uninterrupted travel possible on a highway corridor claimed to bypass urban interchanges.
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Humboldt Home Furnishings Study Highlights HDU Meeting
North Logan HDU met at Mrs. Vernon Ostrander home to study Home Furnishing Design with Mrs. George Works leading and unit president Mrs. Bill Frederick presiding. They discussed the upcoming Home Economics Day in Manhattan January 28 29 and will send two delegates. Sixteen members attended as plans for February at Mrs. Larry Brock Jr. home were set.
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Hospital patient Mrs Osborne undergoes surgery this week
Mrs. Robert E. Osborne, a patient at Allen County Hospital in Iola for two weeks, underwent surgery early this week. Mr and Mrs Nat Armel returned Tuesday from Overland Park after a visit there.
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