Conservatives Not Solid Unit Today
The House conservative coalition is shown as weakened in four recent votes. Republicans remain firm while Southern Democrats increasingly align with Northern and Western Democrats. Key splits include Rules Committee size, emergency public works funding, student loan provisions, and the feed grains bill. Speaker Halleck notes fiscal restraint requires cross-party support that hasn’t appeared.
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Washington
House
Congress
Old Confederacy
Rules Committee
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Halleck
Lecompton social notes and Easter events
Lecompton and area residents shared a Sunday of visits Easter egg hunts and a wiener roast at the Herman Banks home. PTA meetings, cantatas at Evangelical churches, baptisms, and a May 24 basket dinner were announced with names of local families and officers.
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Robert Giffert
Stephen
Mary Fran
Terri
Topeka
Olivia Fulton
William Glenn
Harve Glenn
William van Dyke
Jolynn
Nelson
Barbara
Lawrence
George M. Bahnmaier
Buddy Banks
Becky
Rhonda
Gina
Lionel Rogers
Harold Crady
Joyce
Hal
Janet
Ronnie
Norman Daniels
Eddie
Kaylene
Herman Banks
Ted Armstrong
Ottawa
al Armstrong
Frank Speicher
Mae Carr
Rollie Stanwix
Larry James
Ronda
Ben Wallace
Lecompton Pta
Lybian Endsley
Richard Lobb
Clifford Houk
Melvin Manes
Leo Bidinger
Roland Kraft
Evangelical United Brethren Church Choir
Mary Logan
Norma Hamlin
Joyce Bahnmaier
Linda Stauffer
Albert Paslay
Geraldine Anderson
Paul Penny
Joe Bahnmaier
Lybian
Gary Penny
Janice McAlexander
Sheryl Kenny
Donna Fish
Bonnie Leslie
Gary Powel
Dennis Nelson
Terri Hope
Clyde Lobb
Irwin Endsley
Carl Paslay
Joe Stauffer
Jeffrey Todd
Kimberley Ann
Robert Morris
Mary Jane Sanford
Earl Sanford
Regina Yvone Banks
James Banks
David Howard
Lynn Howard
P.T.A
Janie Russell
Irene
Jerri Pierce
Jack Harris
Walter Delze
Big Springs
Stull
Richland
Lecompton
Pete Bahnmaier
Jody Russell
Connie Norwood
Pamela Nelson
Kathy Lobb
Typhoon Olive Destroys Most Housing on Saipan
A radio message from Saipan Island reports Typhoon Olive with 110 mph winds destroyed about 95 percent of homes and nearly half the public buildings. No deaths were reported. one person was injured. Damages estimated at $2 million. power lines, telephone service, and water were knocked out.
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Agana
Guam
Saipan
Olive
Mariana Islands
Kansas Runs 128 000 Public Employees on Rolls
The October 1962 Census shows Kansas with 128 818 government workers including 21 160 federal civilians, 25 988 state employees, and 81 670 local government staff. Education accounts for 41 517 workers, with 32 842 in local schools and 8 284 in public colleges.
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Kansas
Washington
Missouri
Bureau of the Census
States
Wyoming
Arkansas
U. S
Lost work days in US averaging 514 yearly per employed person
A two year span ending June 30 1961 shows employed persons lost 514 days per year on average due to illness three times more than due to accidents. Insurance company study indicates the relative impact of illness on work absence.
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United States
Open End host Susskind fired by Metromedia chief
New York producer moderator David Susskind was dismissed by Ben H Korn president of Metromedia and GM of WNEW TV after calling channel 5s scheduling a garbage heap He had withdrawn his show amid harassment and censorship claims and had criticized coverage of The American Sexual Revolution. He produced Open End and earned 1200 dollars per telecast.
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New York
David Susskind
Bennet H. Korn
Metropolitan Broadcasting System
Wnewtv
Susskind
Channel 5
Goldwater urges bombing of rail and road links used by China
Senator Barry Goldwater proposes bombing rail and highway routes in the Red River valley in North Vietnam used to supply Communist forces. He argues the risk is necessary to halt further Communist buildup in Southeast Asia and expects no Soviet involvement.
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Philadelphia
Barry M. Goldwater
R-Ariz
United States
South West Nam
Laos
Goldwater
American Warehousemen's Association
China
Viet Nam
Red River Valley
Texaco Tune-up and Brake Service Ad
Art Nease Texaco Service offers tune ups brake service muffler and tailpipe muffler and tailpipe work wheel balancing aligning generator and starter service pickup and delivery road service call Miss Ph Vi 3 9897.
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Road Service Ltd
Miss. Ph
Chevrolet Super Sports promise wide choice and value
The piece touts bucket seat Chevrolet Super Sports with extra-cost options like 4 speed transmissions, high-performance engines, Positraction axles, and tachometers. It highlights the Impala SS, Nova 400 SS, Monza Spyder, and Corvette as sporty choices, inviting readers to visit their dealer to decide.
Boeing Faces Strike Threat Amid Union Pressure
Boeing Co. faced a potential strike as the AFL-CIO Machinists Union pressed for changes to the contract. A rolling walkout was planned to begin at Cape Canaveral and spread to sites including Seattle, Renton, Wichita, Minot, Rapid City, Sedalia, Cheyenne, Vandenberg, Huntsville, and Michoud, with Boeing saying it would continue operating.
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Seattle, Wash
Boeing Co
Afl-Cio
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Boeing
Wichita
Kan
Strategic Air Command
Minuteman
Minot
N.C
Rapid City
S.C
Sedalia
Cheyenne
Wyo
Teamsters Say No Crossing Boeing Picket Lines in Wichita
Sam Smith the Wichita Teamsters business representative said members would not cross any picket lines at the Boeing Co plant in Wichita. The union official’s statement was released amid ongoing labor activity at the facility.
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Wichita
Boeing Co
Sam Smith
Teamsters
Non Red Dangers Cited for CENTO
Pakistan and Iran urged CENTO to confront possible non Communist aggression and threats from Communist nations. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto cited India’s military build up while Dean Rusk defended Western arms aid to India at CENTO talks in Karachi.
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CENTO
Karachi
Pakistan
Iran
Central Treaty Organization
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
India
U.S
Dean Rusk
United Arab Republic
Iraq
Rusk
Kashmir
Dennis Day Dad Again and Other News Highlights
Singer Dennis Day and Peggy Day welcomed their ninth child Dennis at St. Vincent's Hospital in Los Angeles weighing 7 pounds 15 ounces. mother and baby are reported well. Alvin York, the World War I Medal of Honor recipient, is improving at home in Pall Mall Tennessee after a hospitalization for a blood clot and infection. Danny Thomas received the 1962 Big Brother of the Year Award in Washington, presented by Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy. Big Brothers of America support guidance for at risk boys aged 8 to 17.
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Dennis Day
Parks
Nev
Peggy
Dennis
St. Vincent's Hospital
Los Angeles
Alvin York
Pall Mall
Tenn
Nashville
York
Danny Thomas
Washington
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
The
Big Brothers of America
First Asteroid Ceres Found by Piazzi in Italy
The first asteroid ever seen was discovered on January 2 1801 by astronomer Piazzi in Palermo Italy. He named the object Ceres.
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Piazzi
Palermo
Italy
Minister elected Kansas Christian Churches president
Rev. Eugene N. Frazier of Hutchinson was elected president of Kansas Christian Churches at the state convention in Coffeyville. Ted Hurst of Wellington was succeeded. C. William Nichols of Augusta and Helen Case of El Dorado were named first and second vice presidents, with Rev. Arthur Adams of Lyons as third vice president and Rev. Robert Langston of Topeka re elected secretary treasurer.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Eugene N. Frazier
Hutchinson
Kansas Christian Churches
Ted Hurst
Wellington
C. William Nichols
Augusta
Helen Case
el Dorado
Vic
Arthur Adams
Lyons
Robert Langston
Topeka
1960 Census Finds Majority Drive to Work
Sixty four percent of employed persons used a private automobile or car pool to commute to work, according to the 1960 census.
Fat loss productGALANON advertised with money back guarantee
An unsolicited promotional notice touts GALANON as a doctor free fat loss tablet. It claims rapid seven day results without exercise or laxatives, promises appetite suppression, and a 33.00 price with a full money back guarantee._round Corner Drug Store Massachusetts offers mail orders.
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Round Corner Drug Store
Massachusetts
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Sussking
Open End
Soviet Union
ART Nease Texaco Serv
Chevrolet
Chevy II
Corvair
Converse
Machinists
Harold J. Gibson
Ogden
Utah
Sgt. York
Comic
Associated Press
Charles Pieratt
Lawrence, Kansas
KPL
Y iRend Light Company
Aero
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