Auto Safety Bill Faces Further Senate House Adjustments
Washington lawmakers debated criminal penalties in the auto safety bill as the Senate and House work to resolve differences. Key figures included Lloyd Cutler defending manufacturers and Rep. Tip ONeill urging equal penalties, while Harley Staggers argued against. The vote shapes regulatory power and industry cost arguments across agencies and future standards.
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Congress
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Astate
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Phil Hart
Detroit
Mike Monroney
Okla
Frank Lausche
Ohio
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O'Neill
Chairman Staggers
Torbert Macdonald
Mass
James Mackay
Georgia
Safety vs the draft and road deaths in Wichita
An editorial argues that Selective Service data show young men face greater risk on the streets than in service, noting no Wichita board registrants have been killed in action but 16 have died from other causes including 13 in car crashes. It questions why antiwar protests abound while highway safety is overlooked.
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Sedgwick County
Wichita
County fair season winds up in Southwest Kan
The Fenney County fair winds down the county fair season in Southwest Kansas. The Telegram has covered most events in its area with maximum effort within limited resources. Full coverage of the local fair continues over the next three days as news.
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Fenney County
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Distaff Side profile of Ethiopian mother in AFS story
Garden City hosts an AFS student Andreas Michael and introduces his mother Walete Meskel. The piece describes her day starting at 1 a.m. with chores water gathering from a spring, preparing Watt and Injera, and tending home tasks. Walete aids with meals, washing, and crafts while family life centers on traditional duties.
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Fielding Hands
AFS
Garden City
Andreas Michael
Andreas
Wolete Meskel
Wolete
Myth Beliefs and the Comfort of Belief
Hal Boyle surveys popular American beliefs that persist despite evidence. He notes myths about weather, head size, honesty, brain health from fish, oysters and diamond hardness, and jokes on politics and prosperity. The piece blends humor with social observation on belief and superstition.
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New York
Four men indicted in federal firearms probe surrender
Kansas City AP James Tollerton 21 of Linneus Mo surrendered to U S marshal Francis M Wilson after arrangements with his mother He was arraigned before U S commissioner Lee KE Cisel and freed on 5000 bond No trial date set DePugh 43 of Norborne Mo leader of the Minutemen militant anti communist group and his secretary Cyndra Melville 21 were arrested Saturday A pistol and a sawed off shotgun were found in their car DePugh arraigned on federal charges released on 75000 bond his secretary released on 5000 bond Indictments handed down by a federal grand jury Warrants remain for three others named Peyson Haughton and Blumer for surrender arrangements being made
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James Tollerton
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Robert Bolivar DePush
Francis M. Wilson
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Tollerton
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Troy Haughton
San Diego
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Manchester
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