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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1960

Page

9

Eye conditions of classrooms report on overcrowding

Washington AP NEA reports nearly 1.3 million public elementary pupils were on half day sessions in 1959 60 and more than 2 million faced overcrowding with classes over 35. Urban districts average 29% pupils per classroom. Strong entities include National Education Association and urban school districts.

Washington National Education Assn NEA

Father's Day gift ideas and clothing care tips

A nostalgic salutation to Father's Day notes gifts like clothes and scarves, then urges pampering Dad with smart garments. The piece promotes Garden City Laundry & Cleaners upholstery and clothing cleaning services with pickup and delivery, offering estimates for cleaning.

Garden City Laundry & Cleaners, Inc N. Th. St

Congressman's Expense Row Sparks House Debate

Washington AP Congressman Francis E Walter chairman of the House Un-American Activities Committee denounced Knight newspapers for fueling Communist smear tactics about congressional expense accounts. The reports highlighted committee vouchers for 45 dollars in hotel and restaurant expenses plus limousines and nightlife charges. Walter defended policy against personal expenses and said limousines sometimes saved money. Rep Lipscomb proposed bills to publicly report all reimbursements and require semiannual comptroller general audits.

Washington Francis E. Walter D-Pa Committee On Un-American Activities Don Oberdorfer Walter Pincus Walter Ren. P. Lipscomb R-Calif

New cooling blankets aid infants during surgery

Miami Beach report cites Duke University researchers unveiling heated water cooled blankets for operating rooms. Four plastic wraps surround the patient with tubes carrying circulating water controlled by a machine to set temperatures from 40 to 130 degrees Fahrenheit, aiming to keep infants near normal body temperature during procedures.

Miami Beach Fla Duke University American Medical Acsn C.R. Stephen Duke

Two Killed in One Car Collision Near Missouri River

Two people died and two were injured in a one car crash east of the U S 59 bridge into Atchison Kansas Tuesday night. Victims were Alfred B. Callaway 51 of Sugar Lake Missouri and Mrs George Franklin Redinger 68 of Atchison. Redinger 71 was seriously hurt Oran Smith Maranda 39 of Atchison escaped with facial lacerations. Maranda appeared to be driving when his car pulled onto the highway from a filling station and collided with the eastbound Redinger vehicle. The deaths were the fifth and sixth on northwest Missouri highways in four days.

St, Joseph, Mo U. S. 59 Missouri River Atchison, Kan Alfred B. Callaway Sugar Lake George Franklin Redinger Atchison

Senate Finance Committee Studies Tax-Change Laws

The Senate Finance Committee weighs multiple tax law changes with limited chances of passage this year. A House backed bill extending current corporate and federal tax rates is likely to pass only as a simple extension, while broader tax cuts face veto risks and House opposition.

Senate Finance Committee Washington House Eisenhower Secretary of the Treasury Robert B. Anderson Aengthy Congress Jlo

Senators debating finance revenue plans and debt aim

Privately committee members argued that Anderson backed keeping the $4.2 trillion surplus predicted by Eisenhower for the coming year intact to cut the national debt. The debt stands at about $283 billion while discussions focus on tax cuts and revenue legislation. Gambling chips used in Monte Carlo casino are legal tender in Mon aen shops.

Hey Anderson Eisenhower Monte Carlo Monaen

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