Labor leaders fear repeal of 14B Taft-Hartley push
Labor officials say they fear failure to repeal Section 14B as AFL-CIO leaders publicly back President Johnson yet privately doubt full White House support. With Congress to convene next month, administration commitment on timing and fight against a possible Republican filibuster remains unclear. The AFL-CIO Executive Council meets to set its convention agenda amid calls for labor to demand government responsibility.
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San Francisco
Johnson
Organized Labor
Congress
Afl-Cio
Senate
Labor
Aflcio
Kansas Solons Accept Ft. Riley Invitations
Five members of the Kansas congressional delegation will visit Ft. Riley on December 16 as guests of Maj. Gen. Eckhardt. Senators Carlson and Pearson and Representatives Dole Mize and Shriver accepted the invitations. Additional invitees include John Montgomery and Thomas Griffith, with Lt. Gen. Dodge and Col. Wachendorf expected to attend.
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Kan
Kansas
George §. Eckhardt
Frank Carlson
James B. Pearson
Robert Dole
Chester L. Mize
Garner E. Shriver
John Montgomery
Junction City
Army
Thomas Griffith
Manhattan
Waters Named Legislative Aide to Senator Pearson
Dr. Jerry B. Waters political science faculty member at Kansas State University has been named legislative and research assistant to Senator James B. Pearson Republican Kansas. Waters will take a leave of absence at the end of the present semester and move to Washington.
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Manhattan
Kan
Jerry B. Waters
Kansas State University
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
Waters
Shah greets Faisal on Saudi king's Tehran visit
In Tehran the Shah welcomed King Faisal of Saudi Arabia during his seven day state visit to Iran. The meeting underscored oil alliance ties as the Saudi monarch arrived for talks with Iranian leadership.
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Shah
Iran
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Tehran
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Harrisburg
Oil expert warns U S may burn through reserves in decade
Petroleum economist Dr. Richard J. Gonzalez warned that U S proven oil reserves could be exhausted in 10 to 12 years if no new discoveries are made. He spoke after addressing the Interstate Oil Compact Commission meeting in Corpus Christi and outlined potential gains in recovery and new fields including Alaska and offshore Gulf of Mexico and West Coast. Gonzalez, 55, noted ongoing production improvements and his shift from Humble Oil Co. board to private consulting.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Richard J. Gonzalez
U. S
Gonzalez
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Alaska
Gulf of Mexico
West
Humble Oil Co
Harvard Professor to Speak at KU on Galaxies and Mankind
Dr. Harlow Shapley of Harvard University will discuss Galaxies and Mankind at 8 p.m. December 14 in Room 426 Lindley Hall. A Nashville native, he studied at Carthage Academy Missouri University and Princeton, worked at Mount Wilson Observatory, and directed Harvard College Observatory. He has written over 450 articles and several books and holds 17 honorary degrees.
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Harlow Shapley
Harvard University
Lindley Hall
Nashville, Mo
Shapley
Carthage Academy
Missouri University
Princeton University
Mount Wilson Observatory
Pasadena
Calif
Harvard College Observatory
Cambridge
Drive Leader Named for Kansas School of Religion Fund
Guy R. Smith of Topeka was selected to lead the Kansas School of Religion fund drive for the Kansas City area. The KU based school seeks 1 million dollars to expand facilities and religious education programs, with courses accredited by the university. Smith, a 1959 retiree from Prudential, is an elder steward at West Side Christian Church and chairs building funds, serving on Kansas Christian Missionary Society funds board and several civic organizations.
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Guy R. Smith
Topeka
Kansas School of Religion
Kansas City
Paul Shiver
KSR
Kansas University
Smith
Prudential Insurance Company of America
West Side Christian Church
Building Funds Committee
Permanent Funds
Kansas Christian Missionary Society
Downtown
Kiwanis
Masonic Lodge
Mother in Kansas City Found Stabbed Fatally Tuesday
Mrs. Dorothy Ann Mason was found stabbed to death in her apartment in Kansas City Kansas. Police believe she was slain Saturday morning. Neighbors in the downstairs unit reported no activity since then and her 3 year old daughter was in nursery school after Mrs Mason was arrested last spring on burglary charges. Detectives found her on the bed stabbed in the back.
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Kansas City
Kan
Dorothy Ann Mason
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