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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1962
Page
10
A home craft guide describes turning a metal baking powder can into a planter. Cut side to form an opening, flatten outer edge, and cover with bark scraps glued around the can. Leave opening for planting, paint ends yellow with brown rings, fill with soil, and plant wildflowers. Tomorrow’s feature: paper pinwheel. Syracuse Regatta set for June 16 at Onondaga Lake.
The Senate and House begin a heavy week with four major bills, including 48 billion for Defense and 932 million for Interior, plus all-channel TV and space satellite measures. The House also tackles pay equity for women workers, the Fryingpan Arkansas project, tax and debt issues, and a new farm program as committees scrutinize Estes and night life rackets.
The Supreme Court refused to review Dave Beck’s tax and embezzlement convictions, with a May 14 decision upholding the embezzlement sentence of 15 years in Washington. Alan B. Shepard Jr., space pioneer, received Dartmouth College’s honorary master of arts degree in Hanover, New Hampshire, on his homecoming visit.
The Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling that Secretary Freeman lacks authority to require a label imitation ham on smoked ham with added water. The U.S. Court of Appeals called the secretary's order capricious and arbitrary, and Freeman appealed to the high court.
East Lansing, Mich. Senator Mike Mansfield urged Michigan State University graduates to reexamine U S policy toward Southeast Asia. He said public discussion should examine ways to minimize unilateral U S action and questioned long term commitments while supporting Kennedy.
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