Republican confidence grows as Democratic reforms loom
Washington analysis notes Republicans await July Democratic convention to gauge adherence to party reforms. Democrats operating two commissions push new delegate rules, while Republicans already set a DO plan for minority and youth representation. Opportunities arise if reform enforcement delays or excludes contested delegates.
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Raymond Lahr Washington
UPI
GOP
Donald M. Fraser
Minnesota
Fraser
Denver
Republican National Committee
Credentials Committee
Democraties Convention
Wall Street Charter Signals End of Decline Likely Near
E F Hutton and Co warn that negative breadth readings resemble late stages of a decline and a base-building phase is needed to repair damage. They caution the phasing remains weak as more issues break supports, while TPO Inc notes a critical juncture and a weak rally could foretell grim implications. Wright Investors Service cites mutual fund redemptions and odd lot sales as favorable factors yet expects a rebound to be muted.
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UPD
E. F. Hutton & Co
Hutton
Phisg
TPO Inc
TPO
Wright Investors’ Service
Death of Henry Roth Reports in Silver Creek
Word has arrived that Henry Roth, age 68, died July 23 at his home in Burbank. The item mentions a gathering with relatives from Tulsa and Wichita, a social afternoon after a meeting, quilting at ECS, and several local residents including Mrs. Mamie Hackler and Mrs. Les Johnson hosting events.
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Silver Creek
Henry Roth
Burbank
Susan Schott
Kelly
Vieckie Hackler
Tulsa
Oklo
Mamie Hackler
Newman Grove
Winnie Adelson
Wichita
Kan
Ted Wyman
Ges Kensington
Jack Burger
ECS
Les Johnson
Marinus Rus
Bellflower
Calif
Harold Martin
Ed Konwinski
George Damme
Leigh The Sew and Chat Club Meeting At Club House
The Leigh The Sew and Chat Club met at the club house with Mrs. Peter H Claussen as hostess. Members spent the afternoon fancyworking. Mrs. James Sedlacek Jr won the door prize and Mrs Erna Engelbart the contest prize. A cooperative Jester was written to Mrs Hulda Kumpt at Behlen Memorial Hospital Columbus the only member absent. Mrs Engelbart will host the August meeting and the club will picnic at Tri County shelter Sept 9. Mrs Louise Brauner was guest.
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Leigh
Sew
Peter H. Claussen
James Sedlacek Jr
Erna Engelbart
Hulda Kumpt
Behlen Memorial Hospital
Columbus
Engelbart
Tri-County Shelter
Louise Brauner
Prizes Won at Duzin Club Canasta Evening
Mrs Harold Svoboda and Mrs George Deichmann won prizes at the Duzin Club canasta games hosted by Mrs Harald Aspinall.
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Leigh
Harald Aspinall
Duzin Club
Canasta
Harold Svoboda
George Deichmann
Business world in closer look at alcoholic problem
LeROY POP reports that after the Federal Civil Service Commission ruled alcoholism is a disease and alcoholics are eligible for sick leave, the business world faces a tougher approach. Congress ordered rehab programs, unions may push for recognizing alcoholism as a workplace disease, and employers may need to invest in detection and rehabilitation rather than firing problem drinkers.
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Leroy Pop
New York
UPI
Federal Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Commission
Congress
Uncle Sam
Federal Civil Service
United States
Civil Services Commissions
Runaway boat kills Iowa man on Hast Lake
Herman Jorgenson, 63, Council Bluffs, died after a motorboat with no crew struck his fishing party on Hast Lost Lake. James H. Anderson, 47, was aboard and attempted a rescue as the runaway boat fatally struck again. Elyse Moe, 21, Minneapolis, lost control and had her arm mangled by the propeller, then was reported in fair condition at a local hospital. The boat ended in a cottage yard.
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Fergus
Minn
UPI
Hast Lost Lake
Iowa
Minneapolis
Alter ‘Tail
Carleton Mortensen
Herman Jorgenson
Council Bluffs
Jorgenson
James H. Anderson
Council
Anderson
Elyse Moe
Iowa family of five killed in Kansas interstate crash
A Kinross Iowa family of five died Sunday when Har old Reynolds apparently fell asleep at the wheel on Interstate 70 about 30 miles west of Topeka Kansas. The car struck a guard rail and plunged into a creek bursting into flames killing Reynolds wife Betty Jane and three sons Larry 11 Phil 7 and Curtis 7. Authorities called it the worst crash on Kansas interstate 70 in years. The family was en route to visit Reynolds parents in Smolan Kansas and both parents worked at Amana Refrigeration Company in Amana.
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Topeka
Kan
UPT
Kinross
Iowa
Here
Highway Patrol
Harold E. Reynolds
Reynolds
Betty Jane
Larry
Phil
Curtis
William L. Albott
Kansas High Flool
Kansas
Smolan
Kah
Curtis Reynolds
Amana Refrigeration Co
Amana
Moon astronaut spared by rare meteorite strike
United Press International reports that the chance of a lunar astronaut being hit by a meteorite is remote. The lunar landing site gets struck by outer space debris about once every decade, with objects no larger than a bird seed.
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