Jobless Problem in Selma After Voting Right Action
Civil rights leaders claim scores of Negroes lost their jobs in Selma for participating in right to vote demonstrations, but the State Employment Service reports widespread available work. Officials cite fewer applicants and unfilled jobs while noting absenteeism and boycotts affected business.
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Selma
Selma, Ala
State Employment Service
Monroe Quinney
Employment Service Office
Federal
Community Relations Service
Fred Miller
Miller
Quinney
White
Employment Service
Savonburg Community Sees Visitors and Family News
Savonburg residents hosted numerous guests including Earl Munson Arnold Swanson and Frank Stover of Cha nute, with Lawrence Singer family visiting Ann Jordan and Ca hill. Mrs Manley returns home after weeks in hospital as do others at local households. Mothers Day activities include visits to Erie Parsons and Elsmore. Rock-a-way Beach trip notes and a hospital update on Vess Bunday. Doctors warn that noise may cause health issues from deafness to fatigue.
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Savonburg
Harold Johnson
Earl Munson
Arnold Swanson
Elsmore
Frank Stover
Becky
Earl
Chanute
Lawrence Singer
Ann Jordan
Cahill
Mrs. Manley
Manley
Esther Larson
Kansas City
Olive Larson
Vernon Larson
Marie Olson
Lisel Larson
Erie
Parsons
Larson
Neil Holtman
Hepler
Alva Lundberg
Bud Moore
Fort Scott
H. J
Edna Lundberg
Edna Potter
Springdale
Ark
Mrs. Potter
Kansas City Airport Sees Passenger Traffic Surge Plans
Kansas City's Mid Continent International Airport plans project passenger numbers will double by 1975 and triple by 1980. A 1964 passenger total of 2.14 million is expected to grow to 4.75 million in 1975 and 6.15 million in 1980 as planners study terminal needs. The new terminal is hoped ready in 1969.
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Kansas City
Airlines
Mid-Continent International Airport
Downtown
Municipal Air Terminal
Women Ride the Outside Step on San Francisco Cable Cars
In San Francisco the tradition of keeping women off the outside step of cable cars is breaking. Mona Hutchin, 19, proves riding outside is lawful, with gripmen noting no rule bans it. Conductor Frank Brown and gripman John Hepburn say there is no difference, though some worry skirts and safety. Two student riders remain on the step, refusing to pay fares as they endure the windy ride.
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San Francisco
Tom McGrath
Gripmen’s Union
Mona Hutchin
John Hepburn
Gripman
Hyde Street
Frank Brown
Jim Stewart
Sue Cuddeback
Kerin Baker
Stewart
Sue
Johnson says he has authority for further Viet Nam steps
President Johnson is confident he has sufficient constitutional power as commander in chief to shape the Vietnam war strategy. He seeks no new broad expansion, aiming for a peaceful settlement in South Vietnam, while ruling out a formal war declaration and noting past presidents acted without formal declarations in conflicts such as Korea.
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Washington
Johnson
U.S
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
United States
Congress
North
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Johnson Down
Administration
Harry S. Truman
Korea
Southeast Asia
Truman
United Nations
Udall Criticizes Senate Seniority System
Rep Morris K Udall said corporations would have the oldest janitors running the show if they operated like Congress He attacked the seniority system for choosing committee chairmen in testimony prepared for a Senate House committee on congressional reorganization Udall spoke from Washington.
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Washington
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Congress
Udall
Senate House
Self-serve Butcher Runs Shop in Yugoslavia
Petar Brkljacic of Konjsko operates his meat shop by leaving a knife on display and letting customers serve themselves. They weigh their meat and log purchases, then Brkljacic returns to collect payment.
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Split
Yugoslavia
Petar Brkljacic
Konjsko
Adriatic Sea
Bill To Increase River Basin Funds
Washington AP reports a House vote by voice to raise authorized river basin program funds by 263 million dollars for flood control projects. The increase includes 24 million for the Missouri River and 115 million for the Arkansas River with plans facing potential shortfalls in the new fiscal year unless Congress acts. the bill proceeds to the Senate.
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Washington
House
Missouri River
Arkansas River
Congress
Senate
Schools Seek Ease Of Budget Limits
Adel F. Throckmorton said more than 100 Kansas school districts have appealed 1966 budget limits under the 1965 school foundation finance law. He expects about 100 more districts will join the appeals. Appeals will be heard by Throckmorton Budget Director James Bibb and Controller Roy Shapiro.
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Topeka (Ap
Adel F. Throckmorton
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Kansas
School Foundation
Throckmorton
James Bibb
Roy Shapiro
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