In the Flesh editorial warns Susie Smith on filibusters
An editorial directed at a 6th grade student explains filibusters as delaying tactics by a minority to thwart majority will. It recalls a film example, notes white voter suppression, and urges Susie to learn from Washington reporters by observing a real filibuster and its ugly, bigoted implications.
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
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Aluminum in oil blamed for hydrangea variations
Beltsville Maryland June 27 aluminum in the oil has been identified as the culprit behind puzzling costly variations in hydrangea plants. The note, marked leased wire, suggests science identifies the source as aluminum in the oil used in cultivation.
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Distaff Side and Rural Worries Highlight Kansas Page
The column notes Miz Slim Pickens in financial strain from soil bank credits used for hogs and feed, arguing government relief may be needed. Nearby items report Dean Davies studying via mail, Dr Bob Fenton’s flying and organ lessons, Joe Drussel writing for the Kansas Grange Monthly, and Kenny Cole painting houses. A golf anecdote tells of Shirley Brecheisen Kendall injuring Jeanne Lambert with a miscue, requiring five stitches.
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Garden City
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Howard) Kendall
Great Bend
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Hays
Shirley
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Two Millionaires in Argument on Inflation
Washington hears a clash between Secretary of the Treasury George Humphrey and Senator Bob Kerr over inflation policy. Tyler Freeman of the First National Bank of Chicago counseled a hard line against the Senate inquiry, while Freeman authored a lengthy statement Humphrey read to the record. The exchange drew Democrats’ derision and highlighted wealth inferences tied to tax breaks and oil depletions.
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Tyler Freeman
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Senate
Randy Burgess
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Freeman
Eisenhower
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Oklahoma
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Busines
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