We Need the Help. ITVs Deane Wiley Addresses Chamber
Editorial recounts Deane Wiley at a Chamber of Commerce breakfast urging Main and E Fulton resurfacing and storm drain work funded by state and federal aid. It notes the half million project cost, effect on angle and diagonal parking, and the necessity of federal help to keep costs low. Wiley argues for parallel funding to access federal aid and warns paying a larger local share if committed to off street parking. The piece stresses the downtown storm drainage need and curb and gutter improvements.
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ITV
Deane Wiley
Chamber of Commerce
Main
E. Fulton
Fulton
Maple
Kansas
Udall Says Soviet Power Leader. Push for Public Power
Interior Secretary Udall toured Soviet Russia to study electric power and returned with a Soviet film claiming future power dominance by 1980. He argues the space race is less priority than power, urging the U.S. to expand public power while warning government projects burden taxpayers and hinder private power growth.
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Rocky Mountain News
Stewart Udall
Russia
Udall and Company
U.S
Khrushchev
Udall
Growig
Newborn Baby Sparks Jokes From Parents At Hospital
A New York AP noted montage of jokes from parents and staff about a newborn. Remarks touch on baby’s looks blue eyes costs of raising a child and amusing views on diapers, names, and future teen years, ending with a playful remark about the baby’s ears.
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New York
Henry
Powell fires Tamara Wall from trip affair details
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell dismissed Tamara Wall, a lawyer and former special counsel, from the posttrip party arrangement amid long accounts of the Harlem congressman's junket. The piece also notes Corrine Huff remains in Powell's office and recounts broader political gossip and Skybolt defense debates.
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Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem Globe-Trotter
State Department
London
Paris
Tamara Wall
Powell
Labor and Education Committee
Wall
Corrine Huff
Miss Huff
Liberia
Siberia
Russia
America
Germany
Tamara
Moscow
United States
Portland
Ore
Lewis and Clark College
George Washington
Prayer and birth described in old Upper Room scene
In a Salt Lake City AP item Mia Erwin Frank learned she would not have twins but a 15 pound son born Saturday at Latter-day Saints hospital. The infant is the seventh child of Mrs Frank and her dairy plant worker husband.
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Consin
Nelson
Senate
Dan Brewster
Maryland
Abe Ribicoff
Connecticut
Health, Education, and Welfare
Ribicoff
Clinton Anderson
N. Mex
Dan Inouye
Hawaii
Cassino
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Homer Capehart
Ted Kennedy
Massachusetts
Mona Lisa
National Art Gallery
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Salt Lake City
Mia
Erwin Frank
Latter-day Saints
Hoa al
Frank
Distaff Side delivers quirky notes on style and life
A jumble of snippets from Augusta Gazette style pages includes jokes about the 1962 best dressed list, mentions of four cent stamps, and a paint store trophy. Other items note a first bottle of hat dressing, a Siamese kitten plea, and a husband whose wife takes upholstery classes at home and for the sofa.
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Marshall Finney
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Skybolt
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Wisconsin
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