Neosho Tourists Tour Mexico Shrine Visit
Neosho tourists travel by bus to Ciudad Valles then to the Shrine of Guadalupe and Teotihuacan pyramids. They tour leather factories, Chapultepec Castle, and Zimapán hotel remains, with notes on Mexican industry, politics, and rural life.
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Ciudad Valles
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Guadalupe
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Cortez
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Tampico
America
Egypt
Chapultepec
Montezuma
Amelia
Elena
Posada del Rey
Zimapan
Charles V
Philip II
Lomo de Toro
Phillip I
Spain
Cornell Establishes First Architecture Department
Cornell University becomes the first American institution to create a dedicated department for the teaching of architecture. The landmark move signals formalization of architectural education and program development within a major university setting.
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Cornell
Erie Church District Meeting Brings Ministers Together
Fort Scott and numerous area churches gathered for a district meeting of Christian churches in Erie. Thirty ministers and their wives attended, with Mrs. Shirley Dawson named honored guest. sessions included a general fellowship and prize games won by Mrs. Ralph Janssen.
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Flora Waggoner
The
Erie Church
Chris Stanley
Eunice Hughes
Ralph Janssen
Eugene Maddox
Bax A. Cornell
Robert Dorris
Jer Springs
District Association
Wayne Brillhart
Bob Rush
Humboldt
Elizabeth Brillhart
Kansas City
Max Teeter
Earl Beeler Sr
Cecil A. Smith
France
Marion Edwards
Mahlon Edwards
Everett McGowen
T. F. Leatherman
Blanche Wilkins
Parsons
Washington Today Military spending limits pass Senate
Washington report notes Congress approved a 15.3 billion military purchase bill to President Kennedy, trimming Pentagon plans by 408 million, with ceilings set but future appropriations possible. Kennedy postpones civil rights testimony. Powell travel dispute over ILO delegation resolved with state-funded expenses. unemployment tax relief moves through Senate by voice vote.
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Senate
Payroll tax cut bill heads back to House for action
The proposed change lowers the payroll tax under the 1961 act from .4 percent to .25 percent to fund extended jobless benefits. The measure returns to the House for further consideration.
Bell Demonstrates Telephone at 1876 Centennial Exposition
Alexander Graham Bell successfully demonstrated the telephone at the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia in 1876, marking a turning point in communication and showcasing a new era of rapid long distance voice transmission.
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Alexander Graham Bell
Philadelphia
Peoples Win Mayors Race In Meeteetse Wyoming
In Meeteetse Wyoming Ewart Peoples defeated Jim Folks in the mayoral race by 125 to 37, reflecting a decisive voters choice in the local election. The AP report notes a clear outcome with Peoples securing the post.
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Ewart Peoples
Jim Folks
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