Serious Work Ahead In Union Welfare Probe
After Dave Beck testimony before Senator McClellan the Senate faces deciding on corrective action. The labor rackets inquiry could continue for a year or more touching welfare and pension funds. Congress may require registration reports and disclosure of union finances amid broader reform talks.
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Irving Ives
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Paul Douglas
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Douglas
Congress
Teamsters
George Newell
Seattle
McClellan
Securities and Exchange Commission
United States
Senate
Radio and TV Listings Spark April 4 5 Schedule Notes
Detailed broadcasting grid shows KMBC WDAF WREN and WDAR programs for Thursday and Friday April 4 and 5. It lists news reports, music, dramas, sports, and children's shows across various stations with times and program names.
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Newa Waar
Bso
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Newa
WDAR
Morgan Beatt
Wren
KMBUC
K.F.K.D
Martin Block
KMEC
Nawa
KCU
Morgan
Km3c
Kmbcnewes
Calvacade
KMBU
Nava Wren
Ciasic
Dilson
Officials Doing Their Jobs In Face Of Liquor Controversy
A Kansas columnist argues that public officials acted within the law in two liquor related disputes. City commissioners failed to call an election after petitions fell short of valid signatures. The sheriff auctioned contraband liquor by court order under state statute. Critics should aim at legislators, not those enforcing statutes.
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United States
Sheriff's Office
Kansas
Kanwa
Right to Work Referendum Backed by Douglas County Delegates
Three Douglas County lawmakers in Kansas favored letting voters decide on a Right to Work bill. They argued it reflects the will of constituents and supports democratic process despite opposition from some labor leaders and Gov. Docking. Indiana and Nevada precedents show growing momentum for the issue. Rep. Richard Allen, Sen. Don Hults, and Rep. Odd Williams urged public decision.
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Douglas County
Kansas
Organized Labor
George
Docking
Indiana
Nevada
Don Hults
Richard Allen
Odd Witliama
Political costs rise for catered parties in Washington
Federal limits on presidential tenure and rising costs push party giving down. In Washington DC the standard catered party for 100 now costs about 250 dollars, with recent weeks seeing prices climb toward 300 dollars and higher. Some observers warn prices may rise further before trends ease.
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Washington, D.C
Satin
Old Home Town Highlights From 1947 And 1931
Notes of past local life include Sunny Side housing with over 60 residents, Kansas State College leader John Peterson elected head of the Academy of Science, Robert Taft named editor, Kaw River reading at 14.3 feet rising after rain, and a Country Club bridge dinner with prizes. KU defeated Emporia State 104 to 27 and Lt. Matassarin coaches a basketball team in Japan. Legislature clocks stopped as session nears end.
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John Peterson
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Academy of Science
K.U
Robert Taft
the Dame
Country’ Club
George Docking
Mra
R. C. Miller
Ralph Carp
Margaret Zeller
D. L. Patterson
Winfield Scott
Frank Banks
Emporia State College
Benjamin Matassarin
Lawrence
G. L. Landsith
Japan
Kansas
Rayburn Presses Congress Over Eisenhower Policy Rift
In Washington Sam Rayburn 75 the House Speaker appears frustrated with President Eisenhower and his leadership battles with Republicans and Southern Democrats. The Democratic majority fights budget cuts while Rayburn warns Congress would act on any tax cut. The row extends to the constitutional amendment proposal and party leaders clash over defense and foreign aid funding.
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Sam Rayburn
House
Eisenhower
Rayburn
Congress
White House
Nixon
Gettysburg
Charles Halleck
Indiana
Halleck
Departments of Labor and Welfare
National, Labor Relations ‘Board
Republicana
John E. Fogarty
Rhode Island
Fogarty
Mike
Lavoie aims to aid hunters with automatic dog locator
Morganville New Jersey electronics engineer Steve Lavoie heads Lavoie Laboratories maker of defense gear who develops a radio dog locator to find trained hounds used in jaguar hunts in Colombia. The three pound transmitter on the dog and receiver with guide aims to recover lost dogs and may be used to pursue the mythical Onza in Mexican mountains.
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Morganville
N. J
Steve Lavoie
Ardent Woodsmen
Steve
Lavoie Laboratories
Colombia
Lavoie
Mexico
Mexico City
Public Relations Job For The Modern Farmer
A Nebraska farmer is described as a multi skilled professional needing agronomy entomology husbandry statistics carpentry nutrition and veterinary knowledge alongside pricing advertising marketing and weather sense. The piece notes shifts toward public relations and law driven farm management amid parities subsidies and rising costs while rural neighbors trade help and stories across fields.
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Omaha World-Herald
Loday
America
Farmer Jones Dubbed Rustla Bumpkin by Critics
A读fragmented opinion piece attacks a rural farmer persona, accusing government aid and rising food prices of painting farmers as robbers supported by taxpayers. It condemns self-styled allies in agriculture for backing a general indictment of food producers as Cadillac-driving complainers.
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Jones
Rustla Bumpkin
Yesteryear
Cadillac
U.S. Treasury
Quiz Card Trivia From Central America and Beyond
This item presents a quiz format asking which Central American country lacks an Atlantic coastline, where ancient Carthage site is located, origin of carnauba wax, and which country has the oldest civilization, with brief answer prompts referencing El Salvador Tunisia Brazil and China.
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Salvador
Brazil
China
Barbs A Southern Restaurant Teaches Waiters To Smile
A light feature notes Barbs a Southern restaurant offering waiter training to smile and greet guests. It humorously questions where such lessons begin and end while stressing that good health care is important for all, regardless of status.
Bible Verse Fragment Reflects On Heart and Spirit
Fragment from Prov 17 22 suggests a merry heart heals the spirit while a broken spirit dries the bones. The readable text shows a proverb emphasizing joy as a remedy for distress and weakness.
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