Bi Partisan Block Sees Kansas Right to Work Vote
Gov. Fred Hall and former Democratic State Chairman Marvin Harder said the right to work measure was blocked by a bi partisan vote. They spoke at a District 5 dinner of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America with union leader Maurice Hutcheson.
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Wichita
Fred Hall
Marvin A.mike Harder
Kansas
Harder
District 5
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Maurice A. Hutcheson
Hall
Hutcheson
Parsons Triumph in Golf Match at Country Club
Parsons defeated the Blue Comets 11 to 9 in a five-player golf match at the Country Club yesterday. Turner led Parsons with a 79, while Chaunte scores listed as David Gough 84 Mike Harris 85 Jerry McCune 86 Larry Powell 87 and Fred Gifford 88.
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Parsons
Blue Comets
Turner
Cha‘nute
David Gough
Mike Harris
Jerry McCune
Larry Powell
Fred Gifford
Freedom Meeting Barred for Press in Columbia Seminar
The Federal Bureau of Investigation held a closed seminar for the Columbia Police Department on civil rights and freedom of the press. The press was barred from the meeting. A study notes that 90 percent of failures in business and industry stem from lack of social skills.
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Columbia
S. C
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Columbia Police Department
Far-Reaching New Frontiers For Methodists
The General Conference of Methodists adjourned after 13 days of sessions. Delegates approved integration of the racially segregated administration, extended full clergy rights to women, funded a School of International Service in Washington, D C, established two new seminaries in Ohio and the Kansas Nebraska Missouri area, and expanded 10 others. They set up a 48 million dollar fundraising plan to aid 116 church related colleges and universities, urged local church social work, condemned legalized liquor, sanctioned birth control, and raised the missionary budget from 30 to 49 million dollars. The plan to liberalize marriages of divorced persons was postponed.
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Minneapolis
Washington, D. C
Ohio
Kansas-Nebraska-Missouri
Dear Sylvia Sage Advice Column Highlights
Readers seek guidance on figure concerns book authors rare Stradivarius values Easter dates Garbo biographies and correspondence courses Kitchenware care and cooking tips are included The column offers practical answers from Sylvia Sage and references to related sources and institutions.
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Sylvia Sage
Karen
Hailstorm Relates Local Property Damage and Visits
A severe hailstorm with wind caused roof, window, garden, and crop damage in the area. Local residents including the Cook, Winans, Wagner, Harford families and others traveled to Bartlesville for a sight seeing trip. Residents from Hutchinson and local units attended a district meeting in Parsons as the Tribune lists carrier rates at 30 cents a week.
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Sharon Eberhart
Keith Culbertson
John Bebbington
Ward Corbett
Odense
Parsons
Marine Shift Sparks Resentment at Parris Island Training
At Parris Island South Carolina Marine recruits face a shakeup as Brig Gen Wallace M Greene Jr assumes direct command of the recruit training program once led by Maj Gen J C Burger. Marines express strong dissatisfaction over Burger's transfer to Camp Lejeune and the new death march linkage from April 8.
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Parris Island
S. C
Marine Corps
Wallace M. Greene Jr
Greene
Randolph Pate
J. C. Burger
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Pate
Burger
1St Marine Division
Korea
Sixty Two Years of Service Without Pay at Kansas Post Office
Mrs Emma Kelly 81 says she worked in the White Cloud Kansas post office for 62 years without a paycheck. Her husband has served as White Cloud postmaster since 1894 and she helped daily to prevent shortages. She notes her salary has never been discussed during attendance at the Kansas Chapter National Association of Postmasters convention.
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Topera
Emma Kelly
White Cloud
Kan
URI Provides Free Tuition for Seniors Over Sixty Nine
The University of Rhode Island offers free tuition in evening classes to students aged 69 and older.
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The
University of Rhode Island
Winchester College Founding Era Traced to 1382
The historic public school Winchester College traces its origins to its 1382 foundation, marking a long tradition of English schooling. Noted as England’s oldest public school, it stands in the context of medieval education and noble patronage.
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Winchester
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