Mr. Hot Dog and His Tale
AP News features writer Arthur Edson reports Washington ceremony as Secretary Ezra Taft Benson accepts a gold hot dog and a 40 inch cold hot dog during a promotional event by meat packers for National Hot Dog Month. The scene blends whimsy with politics as photographers capture the spectacle.
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Arthur Edson
Washington
Ezra ‘Taft Benson
Reason
Packer Press
Besari
Pes
Dion
Benson
Butchers Guild
Big Jim Makes His Bid and the Loyal Debate
A garbled account traces American hot dog lore from Indiana meat packers to Peru’s doggery opening. It notes the first American style hot dog at the St. Louis pair in 1984, and how gloves, buns, and varied slang shaped the snack. The piece mentions regional names such as wieners and frankfurters and playful terms across places.
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Sagt
Weicker
U.S
Thi
Indiana
Peru
Ind
St. Louis
Concesionaire
New York
Rochester
Syracuse
New York City
Figures Spell Out Different Signs to Some
BAM DAWSON reports that business leaders bankers and economists disagree on the meaning of current figures unemployment and industrial output. Analysts warn against overreacting to MayJune trends while some favor tax reform and targeted excises as a path to longer term growth amid cautious optimism and signs of activity shifting with the summer period.
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Bam Dawson
New York
Etter
Guaranty Trust Co
First National City Bank of New York
Harry Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
Germany Will Never Part From Democracy Says Heuss
President Theodor Heuss told a joint Congress that Germany will never depart from democracy or neutrality, pledging unwavering alliance with the United States. He emphasized Germans belong to the Western World and will cooperate in NATO defense planning, vowing no future German American conflict.
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Germany
Heuss
Washington
Theodor Heuss
Congress
Senate
House
United States
School Planners Discuss Weld County Reorganization at Kiwanis
Paul N Lodwick county superintendent and Dave Hill county planning committee member reviewed Weld county school reorganizaton efforts at a Kiwanis meeting. Lodwick explained Senate Bill 385 creating a nine district structure with 15 members and noted mergers stalled pending county plan. He said the county now has 82 districts including five joint districts and suggested mergers could reduce numbers. Hill clarified his remarks were his own and spoke on factors behind a business upturn.
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Paul N. Lodwick
Dave Hill
Weld County
Kiwanis Club
Lodwick
Hill
Valleys vary in wealth and pupil funds in Weld County
Hill cited unequal wealth across districts and noted Weld County districts differ in assessed valuation per pupil from 2326 to 94000. He warned per pupil valuation hides costs like transportation and other needs, saying the law aimed to improve education and align districts before state funds rise.
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Weld
Hill
Mauch
Fireworks Confiscated by Sheriff in Early Week
Sheriff W C Tegtman reports about $1,000 in fireworks were confiscated this week and another $500 returned by the owner. Some were taken at East 18th Street, others west of Greeley. Purchasers bought from Earl Estes of Denver, who claimed the fireworks were legal and safe to sell. The items were on display and nearly sold when seized. Vandals damaged a labor house near Sam Crowley farm, breaking seven windows.
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Sheriff's Office
W. C. Tegtman
Tegtman
East 18Th St
Greeley
Earl Estes
Denver
Wha Zans & Wholesale Fi Estes
Labor House
Sam Crowley
Milliken
Vandalism Report Near Crowley Labor House
A neighbor saw two cars parked by the labor house around 1 30 a m Wednesday as deputy sheriffs investigated the Crowley area following early Wednesday vandalism.
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Crowley
Iold
Labor House
Tough Amendments for Union Control Offered
Washington AP reports that several stringent amendments to tighten labor union control were introduced as the Senate Labor Committee began debating a labor reform bill. Senator Barry Goldwater expects most amendments to fail in committee, anticipating a larger fight on the Senate floor, while Senator John F Kennedy predicts the strict proposals will be defeated later in the process.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Labor
Trains Run Daily With Fishermen's Catch Moving Inland
Trains operated on the London sixty special express fish trains transport the catch of British fishermen from coastal ports to inland centers daily. A ship touring Far East ports carries Sweden's industrial goods. Belgium reports rising output per worker.
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London
Sweden
Far East
Belgium
Air Force projects funded by House panel in 1964 defense bill
Washington AP reports the House Armed Services Committee tentatively approved 17 Air Force projects totaling 68.8 million dollars as part of the military public works bill for the year starting July 1. Projects all relate to Air Defense Command including Glassgow Mont base with 10.66 million.
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Washington
House
Armed Services Committee
Congress
Air Defense Command
Glassow
Mont
Air Force Base
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Big Jim
James A. Farroy
Roosevelt
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Massey-Ferguson, Inc
8Th Avenue
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1St Ave
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