Senate Action Doubtful On Pension Bill
Senate action on the House-passed pension bill seems unlikely as committees defer consideration. The measure, stripped to a $901 per month base and aid limits, would aid disabled veterans and widows under strict income rules. About three World War I veterans remain eligible for the new benefit at age 65, with average age near mid-60s.
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Veterans Affairs Committee
American Correspondent’s Auto Trip to Moscow Reported
Edmund Stevens, American correspondent for Look and the Christian Science Monitor, began a 1000 mile journey toward Moscow in a jeep station wagon. He is accompanied by his son and a Chicago dentist who drove Ivans Finbid for Moscow last September. They loaded with extra equipment, food, and a tent for the trip.
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Edmund Stevens
Moscow
Brethard I
Schule
Ivans Finbid
Stevens
Look Magazine
Chistian Science Monitor
Edmund Dr
Massachusetts P Ostitute of ‘Technology
Woman Learns to Drive Crashes Into Pool in Albuquerque
Mrs Oscar Turner 26 learning to drive backed her car across a vacant lot through a brick walk into a swirling pool. Passenger Kiris Bernier King had minor injuries. Mrs Turner’s son Jack 2 was uninjured.
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Albuquerque
Oscar Turner
Kirs
Bernier King
Stalin era policies raise questions Reds may justify
Washington officials expect Communist rulers to give public explanations for Joseph Stalin’s unchecked reign of fear. Pravda, the Communist Party paper, published coverage amid debate over whether the West’s stance influenced Soviet leadership. Experts weighed motives and potential shifts in narrative.
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Washington
Parimen
Joseph Stalin
Dulles Sees Optimism From Russia Question Marked by Doubts
Secretary Dulles warned optimism about Russia may rest on uncertain ground as Khrushchev and Soviet leaders answer how they handled Stalin era crimes. He noted outside Communist and non Communist leaders ask why they did not stop Stalin’s abuses and what roles they played. The remarks followed questions from allied leaders in Italy, France, Britain, and the United States about Moscow’s post Stalin truth and possible disintegration of international communism. A stray Oklahoma City note reports a mailman bitten by a dog while tending a painting paneled leg cast.
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Strell
Uial
Zor Communist Party
Mase Jeay
Nikily Khrvehchey
Indvaeile Ence Sphferitieum Et
Cort
Niunist
Vist
York Dronls
Travda Nottele
Fies
Ney Yoris Daily Worker
Pobruiy
Mons
Star
Hau
L Rice
Westain
Bel Jylew
Putie
Cole Dairy Night Program and June Dairy Month Plans
Jefferson City Dairy Council outlines Cole Dairy Night events at Madison Street and South of High Street. Activities include contests for milk drinking and ice cream eating, with prizes for waitresses, wall posters, and a Dairy Month slogan contest offering a vehicle. Dairy cattle displays feature Helstein, Brown Swiss, and Guernsey strains, with 4 pm setup by Dairy Council members and a 6 pm observance onset.
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Cole County Extension
Iceerwane
Cole County
Sarconte
Lon Madison Street
High Street
Jeffer JSON City Dairy Council
Maurice Markway
Gerry Council
Cortesiants
Ueir
Friday Auction in Quiet Lenexa Draws Longstanding Crowd
In Lenexa Kansas every Friday a community auction fills the town square with activity. For six years residents bid on items from clothes to glassware and household goods while children chase toys. The auction began in 1950 by the Schmidt family and their two sons, ending with a note on similar sales in nearby towns.
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Lenexa
Kan
Kansas City
Vihore
Sa Schmidt
Hind Gurlmund
Ane
Vala
Awrenes
Ottawa
Leaversworth, Kun
State Workers Attend German Session Amid Conference
Two state workers join a German session with supervisors and consultants from the United States as officials discuss welfare commissions and study groups. Lester J. Granger, chair of the National Urban League, notes plans for a global meeting on family and community welfare with representatives from continents and federal agencies. A unrelated anecdote describes a trapped snake incident involving a postal worker and a curved glass container.
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Vimgin
Suhever
Vaughtel
Reall
Wolfige
Chey
Fou
Miss Seteroy
Tivean
Recheelon
Department of Meth, Belugathon
Welfare
Wit
U.S
Enrollment boom prompts higher education growth plan
The Missouri Public Expenditure Survey projects about 105000 college enrollments, predicting 40 to 64 percent more students as birth rates rise and tech needs grow. It notes existing public and private universities total funding around 52 million and annual operating budgets near 55 million, urging expanded facilities and funding for both sectors.
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Poe
Lord
Thay Wilh
Stidenty
Uni
Missouri Public Expenditure Survey
Giapigers Organs
Avidense
Cnet
Cnenal
Soviet leadership under fire in party congress debate
Reporters and experts note growing internal criticism within the Communist Party during its February congress. Discussions question Khrushchev era policies and the pace toward socialist rhetoric, with observers fearing intensified autonomy and possible shifts in Moscow’s strategy.
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