Rusk Chosen as Secretary of State in Kennedy Admin
Western Europe welcomes Dean Rusk as the new U S secretary of state signaling closer White House control of foreign policy. Accompanied by aides Adlai Stevenson and Chester Bowles the trio are praised as a capable State Department team pursuing Western aims with dignity and resolve.
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Blend-Air Blenders Fit Any Furnace With Round Ducts
A sales note touts Blend-Air blenders compatible with present or new furnaces and 3 inch round ducts for basement attic or closet spaces. The offer promises easy air conditioning add ons, reduced installation time and $1000 comfort bond with affordable FHA terms.
Former Concentration Camp Inmate Seeks Hutchinson City Post
Peter Pintus, 33, once a slave laborer in a German salt camp, applies for one of Hutchinson's three city commissioner seats in the April election. He says democracy is worth defending and working for.
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Ribbon Winners Ready for Sale
In Wichita a grand champion bull, Perthonian 508 of S&S, weighing 1 800 pounds, led the sixth Kansas Angus Futurity show and goes up for sale. Owned by Byron Stout, the top junior yearling from Kansas State University earned reserve grand champion, with McCurry Bros of Sedgwick taking the senior yearling crown and Kansas State again securing reserve.
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Labor Leaders Call for Fight in California
James Hoffa of the Teamsters and Harry Bridges of the West Coast Longshoremen declared a united war on government moves against organized labor at a joint Civic Auditorium meeting. Bridges urged unity while Hoffa spoke by telephone from Washington promising action if bargaining fails and increases in living standards are not won.
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Hoffa Hearing Postponed Delays Washington Trip
A sentence from the source notes that a Senate committee hearing was postponed to January 10, preventing Hoffa from flying to participate in a joint meeting. The article references an earlier plan to cancel Wednesday's hearing to allow travel, and the timing affected Hoffa's cross continental trip.
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Red China Resettles Populous Masses in Inner Regions
Report says China is moving large populations to underdeveloped areas of Sinkiang and Inner Mongolia due to rapid population growth. The practice aims to ease pressure on crowded regions and bolster frontier development.
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