Right to Left editorial questions Hutchinson vote
The Hutchinson editorial deplores a majority approving an ordinance to bar the city from starting urban renewal public housing and other federal programs. It argues the move denies equality and public housing benefits, questions legal binds, and urges recognizing federal help to improve local efforts. It notes the World is round and hints at broader political misperceptions.
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Hutchinson
City Commission
Deane Wiley
Washington
Distaff Side and Local Notes From Cheyenne Wells
A small grocer in Cheyenne Wells, Ted Ludwig, plans to close as his nearly blind father nears 88. William Fant and wife move to town after 80 years on a nearby farm, rooted in the community. Pre football note recalls Fred Powers’s 56 yard 1939 field goal record, now a Singapore rep. info. Extension Homemakers Conference bus spots available in Ft Collins with Yellowstone trip details via Mrs. Thompson. Mexican Fiesta recipe drive underway for Cook's Corner with requests for tamale ideas.
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Ted Ludwig
Cheyenne Wells
Colo
Ted
William Fant
L.D. Williamsons
N. 7Th
University of Denver
Fred Powers
University of Idaho
D.C
Powers
Singapore
Norma
Garden Cillan Marilois
Fred) Bach
National Extension Homemakers
Ft. Collins
Norman Thompson
Yellowstone
Grand Teutons
Dog and Cat Ownership Hint at Tolerance Trend
Hal Boyle notes a rising trend of households owning cats alongside dogs and cites social tolerance as a hopeful sign. The piece weaves quirky data and observations from mail increases, diabetes risk factors, and Japanese tuition costs to illustrate broad social shifts and quirky facts.
Ford influence on auto safety bill exposed
Drew Pearson reports Ford Motor and other interests shaped the House auto safety bill. Rep. Walter Rogers of Texas altered due care language, weakening penalties for defects and notification duties. Senate language was stricter. Other aides and reps, including Dingell, contributed to weakening enforcement and inspection provisions. The piece also covers aeromedical evacuation flights and Sea Survival School success rates.
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Washington
Walter Rogers
Pampa
Texas
Rogers
Ford Moto
Rod Markley
Markly
House Commerce Committee
Senate
Rep
Rep. Rogers
Congress
Ford
General Motors
Secretary of Commerce
Landrum-Griffin
Andrew Stevenson
William Dixon
Oren Harris
Arkansas
Commerce Committee
Stevenson
Dixon
Harvey Staggers
D-W. Va
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
Senate Commerce Committee
John Dingell
Dearborn
Mich
Dingell
Beatle Fan Cuts Hair and Plans to Destroy Records
A distraught 11 year old Beatle fan in Pawtucket Rhode Island cut his hair after hearing a comment attributed to John Lennon about Christianity and the Beatles. He said he intended to destroy his Beatle records, signaling a dramatic protest.
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Pawtucket
R.I
John J. Carvalho
John Lennon
Jesus
Young Carvalho
New Yorker Reporter Covel Named Head of National Shorthand Group
Julien J. Covel, reporter for the New York Supreme Court, is elected president of the National Shorthand Reporters Association. He lives in Jamaica, New York, and represents about 11,000 shorthand reporters, advocating stricter state testing and licensure.
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Dallas, Tex
Julien J. Covel
New York Supreme Court
National
Johnson faces pressure as he shifts strategy in 1960s labor row
AP analysis notes President Johnson, once praised for calming inflation and taming labor disputes, now confronts criticism over Viet Nam policy and the Dominican intervention. He faced a rejected wage settlement by machinists, steel price hikes, and mounting political risk in an election year, prompting a reassessment of his leadership approach.
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James Marlow
Washington
Johnson
White House
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
Sen. JW. Fulbright
D-Ark
Machinists' Union
Tourists lose 1500 dollars in Kennedy pool
Visitors at the John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaza pool in Hyannis, Massachusetts, have dropped coins totaling 1500 dollars, about 375 dollars weekly, with officials turning the sum over to the town treasurer and calling a special town meeting to decide its use. Meanwhile other items include a Dallas IRS refund ruling and a humorous police-hose incident in Muncie.
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Hyannis
Mass
John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaza
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