Public Be Damned f striking airline mechanics settle
The strike settlement would spare Congress and the Administration from labor conflict. A Senate cleared bill to halt the strike could go to the House. President Johnson declined to push it. The dispute has cost airlines about 300 million in revenue and 60 thousand in wages to 35 thousand strikers plus 30 thousand laid off workers, raising inflation concerns.
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Congress
Senate
House Rules Committee
Johnson
White House
Distaff Side remembers a misplaced penpoint and forgotten mementos
A guest writer recalls a search for a pen point that leads to a trove of memories. She lists items from a Council Grove pamphlet to a 1961 diary, noting old calendars, a 1948 bridge pad, a 1988 farm publication with odd tips, and a page of aphorisms. The piece blends humor and nostalgia from a farm near Garden City.
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Kansas Authors Club
Garden City
Council Grove
United States
Hugo
Aristotle
Disraeli
Pitt
Syrus
Dryden
Coke
Local Telegram Motor Service Rates Across Counties
Rates for telegram and motor carrier services vary by region. Great, Haskell, and Grey counties see annual charges around $15.08 and monthly fees of $5.00 plus per-use rides. The document notes state requirements for volunteer day service and a pre warrier directive.
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Haskell
Grey Counties
Laland Area College
Telegram Motor
FDR Love Affair Revealed In Nathan Daniels Memoir
Nathan Daniels exposes the Roosevelt romance with Lucy Mercer while FDR was Assistant Secretary of the Navy. The tale recounts Eleanor Roosevelt discovering the affair, Lucy’s marriage to Winthrop Rutherford, and FDR’s continued affection amid political duties and wartime duties.
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Nathan Daniels
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Daniels
Lucy Mercer
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Navy
Wilson
Lucy
United States
Roosevelt
Kaiser Wilhelm
Teddy
White House
Eleanor Roosevelt
Virginia
Eleanor
John
Elsie Cobb Wilson
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Louis Little
Elsie
Ther
Elsie Wilson Little
Littles
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Col. Little
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China
Marine Corps
Elsie Little
Franklin
Winthrop Rutherford
Steve Early
Passaic
Rutherford
N.J
Early
New York
Warm Springs
Georgia
Elizabeth Shoumatoff
Franklin Roosevelt
Campobello
Johnson Says Communists Won't Win Viet Nam War
President Johnson spoke confidently under a gloomy umbrella after a four hour talk with Gen. Westmoreland at his Texas ranch. He said the Communists will not defeat American forces and victory is improbable and impossible, while acknowledging about 291,000 U.S. troops remain engaged and 280,000 Viet Cong are in South Vietnam.
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John F. Kennedy
Robert 5. McNamara
Kennedy
South Viet Nam
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ngy Dinh Diem
United States
Diem
McNamara
Congress
William C. Westmoreland
Johnson
Texas
West
Moreland
Kaye Stevens Built Fame From Cemetery Lot Sales
Hal Boyle profiles Kaye Stevens, a red haired nightclub star who began selling cemetery plots at 16 after her father died. She earned up to 150 dollars weekly, later moved to singing for 125 dollars a week, and rose to a Las Vegas break replacing Debbie Reynolds. Now a top act earning up to 20 thousand weekly, she still believes in cemetery plots as a lasting investment.
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New York
Kaye Stevens
Cleveland
Ohio
Kaye
Buffalo
Miss Stevens
Debbie Reynolds
Las Vegas
Lota
Budapest Taxi Riders Can Carry Pets Under New Code
Budapest taxi riders may bring their pet dogs and canary birds but must leave dynamite at home under the city code effective July 1, 1966. The rule, part of a broader taxi users code, outlines permitted and prohibited items for cab passengers.
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Budapest
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