Midwest Congressmen Weigh Civil Rights Bid in Congress
Missouri and Kansas lawmakers scrutinize the public accommodations portion of Kennedy's civil rights bill. Rep Avery questions federal reach. Rep Hull backs voting and education rights but seeks study of public accommodations. Rep Ellsworth supports a measured approach. Rep Bolling backs Kennedy plan. Senator Symington and Long co-sponsor. Pearson aligns with state action. Carlson leans cautious. Javits bill shelved in favor of Kennedy plan.
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R - Kan
Eisenhower
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D-Mo
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Kan
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Johnson and Wyandotte
Richard Bolling
Paul Jones
Truman
U.S
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Edward V. Long
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Jacob Javits
R-N.y
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Frank Carlson
Fire damages Barnes General Store near Springfield
An electrical short likely sparked a basement fire at Barnes General Store, 10 miles west of Springfield on old U S 6B. The blaze spread to the second floor before Republic Willard Billings and Parkcrest volunteers confined it. Dry goods on the first floor suffered most. Mrs J V Barnes asked deputies to inspect after a red alarm light appeared on the store to home system. Deputies found the fire. investigators suspect an electrical short.
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Two Kansans Become Young GOP Candidates
Ward White a Cornell law student from Russell and Gerry Dickson a KU law student from Newton are candidates for chairmanship of the College Service Committee of the Young Republicans. They seek election at the biennial convention session.
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Newton
Tax Rules On Business Entertaining Stir New York
The IRS issued final rules on business expense deductions with an August first deadline, outlining what counts as lavish entertainment. Wives and yachts are allowed in moderation if they aid business, but records must prove the business purpose. Hotels clubs and waiters fear stricter scrutiny as firms adjust book entries and watch for potential revisions by Congress or the IRS.
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Today in History United Nations Charter Signed in 1945
On this date in 1945 the UN Charter was signed in San Francisco by representatives of 50 nations committing to establish machinery for peaceful world dispute settlements. Other listed events include 1797 Vermont patent, 1857 Victoria Cross, 1917 US troops in France, 1935 Nazi labor service, and more.
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Nazi Germany
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Fisenhower
United States
Russia
East Germany
New York
Yansem
Haven high school bond dispute prompts recess for witnesses
In Haven Kansas Judge John Pontron ordered a Wo week recess to summon out-of-state witnesses in a dispute over a 920 dollar Haven high school bond issue. Haven voters approved the bond 832 to 697 after two prior defeats. The piece notes Avraham Lincoln was shot on April 14, 1863.
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Kan
Haven
John Pontron
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