Rusk Chosen as Kennedy State Secretary in UK View
Western Europe welcomed Dean Rusk as the new U S secretary of State with observers in Britain noting the move signals direct White House influence on policy. Adlai Stevenson and Chester Bowles were praised as key aides forming a capable State Department team advancing Western aims. French and British newspapers hailed the trio as guiding a new era in American foreign policy.
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Former Concentration Camp Inmate Seeks Hutchinson City Post
Peter Pintus, 33, a former slave laborer in a German salt works camp, filed for one of Hutchinson's three city commissioner seats. He asserts democracy is worth defending and working for, joining the April city election race as a candidate.
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Ribbon Winners Ready for Sale at Kansas Angus Futurity
Grand champion bull Perthonian 508 of S&S, an 1800 pound yearling, was judged Monday. Byron Stout of Wichita owns the animal. Sedgwick Barbara 25, a senior yearling shown by McCurry Bros of Sedgwick, Kan, was reserve grand champion Keifer. Kansas State University again claimed the reserve championship. McCurry Bros had the top ten of three and Kansas State placed second.
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From Concentration Camp to Hutchinson Public Office
Pintus, a European Jewish survivor who endured forced labor in 1943 at age 16, recounts life behind barbed wire and hunger under Hitler. Rescued by American troops in 1945, he rebuilt in Berlin, studied architecture, moved to the United States in 1951 under the Displaced Persons Act, and later joined a Hutchinson architectural firm before seeking public office.
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Hutchinson civic leader Pintus announces candidacy
Pintus pledges to improve Hutchinson and urges citizen involvement. He has served as a deacon at First Presbyterian Church, Scout worker, Chamber of Commerce committeeman, Community Chest worker, and PTA committee member. He says democracy requires effort and notes AW 1 wouldn’t run.
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Labor Leaders Demand Unity in Labor Fight
In Oakland, James Hoffa of the Teamsters and Harry Bridges of the West Coast Longshoremen urged union unity to oppose government actions against organized labor. Speaking to about 4,000 from Washington by phone, they condemned the Landrum Griffin Act and the Senate Labor Management Committee and warned of strikes if wage demands and living standards are not met.
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Hoffa Hearing Postponed For Jan 10 Rail The Senate panel delays to allow Hoffa flight to meeting
In Washington a Senate committee requested cancellation of Wednesday's hearing to permit Hoffa to fly to Garden City for a joint meeting. A postponement to Jan 10 was ordered but too late for Hoffa to make the cross continental trip. Red China resettling vast populations in underdeveloped regions of Sinklang and Inner Mongolia due to rapid growth.
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