Pearson praises Senator Pearson's stance on ABM system
The text lauds James Pearson for questioning the ABM proposal and suggests he acts independently from party lines. It notes Kansas Senator Bob Dole supports the president on the ABM, while Pearson’s stance inspires Kansans who doubt Pentagon and administration military policy amid a costly, prolonged conflict.
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James
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Pearson
Kansas
Bob Dole
Dole
Pearie
Nixon
Thia
Pentagon Aid Administration
Dodd Censure Aftermath Shapes Banking Inquiry Fallout
Drew Pearson reports continued effects from the Dodd censure as Congress files financial disclosures revealing conflicts of interest on the Banking Committee led by Patman. Republicans Brock Mize Stanton vote against him. Democrats Gattys Moorhead Stevens Hanna Reese Sullivan show varied stock ties. A new Beall Jr. appointment adds to bank influence while Gonzalez rejects a bank offer, underscoring ongoing ethics battles and applause for reform.
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Tom Dodd
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Wright Patman
Texarkana
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Tenn
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Knoxville
Chester Mize
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William Stanton
Ohio
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Robert Stevens
Georgia
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Athens
Hépry — Euss
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Milwaukee
Tom Reese
California
Community Bank of San Jose
Westdale Savings and Loan
Richard T. Hanna
Oc ‘Cidental Savings and Loan
Ali
Rees
Ehairman
Leonor Sullivan
Missouri
Liberty Loan
Mercantile Trust
Mound
City Trust of
St.Louis
Republican
Henry Gonzalez
San Antonio
Congress
Gonzalez
House Banking Committee
Local Weather Sparks Bah Humbug Partridge Bit
A local grouch blamed the cool weather last week for unseasonable attitudes as he urged declaring open season on the partridge in a pear tree.
Pony Express Legacy and Delays in Postal Promise
The article recalls the Pony Express era in 1860 when presidents vowed postal modernization yet postage costs rose. It notes riders faced delays from weather and politics, and the Sacramento to St. Joseph route delivered mail in seven days without zip codes. The service lasted only a year as Sacramento residents lacked local connections to St. Joseph.
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Pony Express
Matimgn
Sacramento
Calif
St. Joseph
Militant student locks up postman over postage rates
A New Jersey tale recounts Struldberg, a fervent correspondence student, who jailed a postman to protest low postage on courses. FBI arrested him, yet he kept pushing by sending flawed mail, prompting the school to award a diploma despite not finishing term. Struldberg claims the action was fascist.
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FBI
Struldberg
Struthberg
Trasa
Estruldborgs
Straldberg
New Jersey
Japan's Parliament Building Expanding With New Wings
TOKYO AP reports the Diet complex is too small for its committees and subcommittees. The government will spend 6 million dollars to construct two four story buildings on both sides of the Diet to accommodate the expanding legislative body.
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Tokyo
Computers Still Rated as Overqualified, Underused
AP analysis of 2,500 companies shows 90 percent of industrial computers perform routine tasks like payroll and inventory, not high level decision support. Managers say large, fast machines outpace staff understanding, with over 60 percent using or planning yearly computer use, and advice to involve all levels, hire top EDP talent, and plan 1–2 years before installation.
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John Cunniff
New York
Research Institute of America
Hoboken
N.J
Manhattan
Institute
Wives Quietly Aid Husbands Against Heart Attacks
Hal Boyle notes a British medical survey finds widowers face 67 percent higher fatal heart attack risk than married men with living spouses. The column mixes other observations on trends from Japan rail crowds to quirky quotes and historical tidbits.
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Japan
Louis Nizr
Lyndon B. Johnson
Claudia Alta Taylor
Lady, Bird
Duke University
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer 26 and 82 new terms
Puzzle clues include new words comb form hit hard quake air agrairs blossomed machine tool. The readable fragments present a sportslike or puzzle item noting author Eugene Sheffer and numbered entries 26 33 36 38 39 40.
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Brittany
A Society
Bride's
Famous Island Ath
Heart
Montreal
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