A Weapon of Death and a Class Reunion Echo
Editorial argues gun control may prevent some mass killings but cannot avert all tragedies. It urges licensing basics and restricting buyers with criminal or mental-health histories. The column then recounts Garden City High School class of 1941 reunion with former students, faculty, and longtime memories.
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Congress
Austin
Tex
University of Texas
Garden City High School
Garden City
Joel Font Trout
K.U
Wilhemina Wilson Stephenson
Abilene
Earl
Gibson’s
Oggie Ogburn
Safeway
Laurel Street
Gibson
Dwight Leopold
Coffeyville
Holcomb
Hazel
Collin Upshaw
Alba
Ruth Hadley
Ruth
F. S. Hadley
Hadley
Hadleys
Denver
Dorothy Kuhn Hkggen
Everly
Lawrence
Davenport
Senate Labor, Johnson Split Over Airlines Strike Action
Drew Pearson reports Capitol debate in the Senate Labor Committee over ending the airlines strike. The panel, normally pro labor, moved to anti strike legislation while debating whether the President or Congress should bear responsibility. Key figures include Senators Morse Clark Pell Nelson and Kennedy allies, with Morse proposing Congress order mediation and halt the strike, and Nelson dissenting on national impact.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Congress
Labor Committee
Senate
Kennedy Brothers
Claiborne Pell
D-R.i
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Joe Clark
Dpa
Union
Gaylord Nelson
Dwis
United States
Presidential Mediation Board
Johnson
Nelson
Wisconsin
Firal Committee
Kennedys
Philadelphia
Pete Williams
New Jersey
Claborne Pell
Rhode Island
Jennings Randolph
West Virginia
Bob Griffin
Michigan
Landrum-Griffin Act
Winston Prouty
Vermont
Jacob Javits
New York
Pell
War Labor Board
LBJ
Viet Nam
Sen
Clark
Randolph
Paul Fannin
Barry Goldwater
Arizons
Peter Dominick
Colorado
George Murphy
Californis
Ronald Reager
Johnson Suffers Jolting Defeats From Labor and Industry
Washington AP James Marlow reports President Johnson faced two major blows to his wage and price strategy in one week. Airlines settlement labeled noninflationary, but union rejected it as insufficient. Steel prices rise despite White House pressure, undermining the 3.2 percent guideline and signaling broader discontent from business and labor.
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James Marlow
Washington (Ap
Johnson
White House
Inland Steel
Johmson
Gardner Ackley
President's Council of Economic Advisers
America
John F. Kennedy
Congress
George L. Meany
Afl-Cio
Kennedy
Washington
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Fineley
Lane
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Greeley
Hamilton
Kearny
Grant
Haskell
Gray Counties
Associated Press
Garden City Community Junior College
Garden City, Kansas
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