NAM Presses Congress for Tax Sacrifices to Attract Industry
The National Association of Manufacturers urged Congress to consider tax concessions to lure industry to state borders. NAM backs expanding federal exemptions based on permanent establishment, rejects a $100,000 pass. A law professor and Warren Metz critique federal action and tax jurisdiction. Emlen Tunner, veteran Packers defensive back, is noted as a 14th season player.
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Washington
National Association of Manufacturers
Congress
NAM
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Edwin E. Willis
D-La
Roland M. Bixler
New Haven
Pennsylvania
Louis F. del Duca
Dickinson School of Law
Carlyle
Warren P. Metz
International Shoe Co
St. Louis
Emlen Tunner
New York
Green Bay Packers
Dermatologists' Report Finds Shavers Tested by Skin Experts
The 1959 to 1961 study by dermatologists tested modern shaving devices including rotary shavers. Results summarize device safety and skin impact across types.
Curried Rice Salad from Leftover Rice
A simple rice salad using two cups of cold cooked rice. Stir in 14 cup celery 2 tablespoons green pepper 4 teaspoon minced onion 4 teaspoon curry powder and 14 cup mayonnaise. Season with salt pepper and chili.
Serve ice cream scoops on greens for four persons
Four servings of the ice cream mixture are to be scooped onto greens. Each scoop accompanies a portion of the greens to complete the course.
Sit-In Convictions Overturned Prompt Mixed Reactions Across South
The Supreme Court overturned 16 sit-in convictions, sparking mixed reactions. Louisiana Attorney General Jack Gremillion questioned grounds of the ruling and noted Louisiana laws remain valid. Civil rights leaders hailed the decision as a new era for African Americans. The ruling leaves broader constitutional questions unresolved.
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Associated Press
U.S. Supreme Court
Jack Gremillion
Louisiana
Southern Regional Council
Atlanta
South
Freedom Rider
Florida
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Texas
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Maryland
Congress of Racial Equality
New York
Supreme Court
Stough to Head Memorial Body at KU Memorial Corp
Lawrence attorney Charles Stough is named president of the Kansas University Memorial Corp. The group operates the Kansas Union and will see new officers including Laurence C. Woodruff as first vice president and Fred Ellsworth as executive secretary of the Alumni Association. Other new board members include Mrs. Ralph Reed and John Kreamer. Revenue bonds totaling 2 007 000 remain outstanding with student fee pledges securing the debt. Indications are 1950 issues will retire ahead of schedule. Jim Devall reports rising student interest in extra curricular education and expanded activities.
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Lawrence
Charles Stough
Kansas University Memorial Corp
Kansas Union
Laurence C. Woodruff
Skipper Williams
Keith Nitcher
Fred Ellsworth
KU Alumni Association
Ralph Reed
John Kreamer
Kansas City
Eldon Sloan
Topeka
Pat Thiessen
Wichita
John Oakson
Janet Turk
James K. Logan
Law School
J. H. Abrahams
Jim Devall
Overland Park
Penguins Molt Yearly and Rest on Ice in Quiet Struggle
Penguins undergo an annual molt, resting alone on ice or land. They do not eat or bathe for about a month, then regrow fresh plumage and return to the sea to swim and cavort.
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America
Make
Sperry Rand Corporation
John
BRAKE
Vermont
Ickens Ervice
Southern University At
Baton Rouge
Earl Warren
Stough
Jayhawks
Houston
Bill Williams
K.C
Frost
PYREX
Gibson
Golden Touch
Hamilton
Massachusetts
Cook's Paints
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