Pittsburg Youth Studying Snakes and Spiders in School Lab
Pat Ireland a Pittsburg High senior leads a personal zoo with copperheads and 11 black widow spiders while pursuing science in the Junior Academy of Science. He milks snakes for serums, aims to become a herpetologist, and plans biology study at college. Linda Blanscet wins Chanute Junior College scholarship for home economics teaching.
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John Harmon
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Midway
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Major Issues for Congress in Kennedy Program Debates
Congress debates foreign aid and military assistance tied to Kennedy’s five year $8.8 billion plan. Senate and House votes hinge on funding splits with treasury borrowing and postwar loan repayments. Other measures include NASA Welfare and Labor appropriations and a large defense bill as Berlin tensions loom.
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Mike Mansfield
Montana
Berlin
Boy Returns to Grandmother’s Home With Pets in Cages
A visitor notes that at his grandmother's house pets must stay confined in strong cages. she doesn't mind as long as the animals are safely contained.
Broader Education Seen as Key to Defeating Communism
A 300 strong eastern Kansas and western Missouri business and professional gathering urged a broader education program to keep the United States competitive with communism and safeguard the American way of life. The Freedoms Foundation seminar featured four panels with advisers urging citizens to consider civil defense like shelter construction and other preparedness ideas.
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FT. Leavenworth
Kan
Kansas
Missouri
Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
Frank R. Barnett
New York
Self-Styled House Economy Party Tries Ambush in Senate
Rep. H. R. Gross of Iowa and Rep. Clare E. Hoffman of Michigan push two Senate amendments they call part of the economy party. They seek 30000 to paint the underground Senate garage ceiling and a retroactive repeal of a 1960 traveling curb. The bill awaiting House disposition may go to a House Senate conference this week pending a House vote on the amendments.
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Iowa
Clare E. Hoffman
Michigan
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Senate House
Science Shrinks Piles By New Non Surgical Therapy
A new healing substance Bio-Dyne offers shrinkage of hemorrhoids while stopping itch and relieving pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual reduction with soothing relief, leading some to declare piles no longer a problem. The Preparation H product is available as suppository or ointment at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
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