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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1962

Page

3

Soviet Defense Chief Says U S Targets All Hubs

Moscow reports Marshal Rodion Malinovsky says Soviet missiles could strike all U S industrial and administrative centers in one blow. He criticizes McNamara and Rockefeller, accuses U S of fanning war hysteria and funding shelters for profits, calling shelters a coffin for bombs.

Moscow Marshal Rodion Y. Malinovsky U.S Senate Armed Services Committee United States Soviet Union Malinovsky McNamara U.S. Administration Rockefeller

House Favorable To Postage Bill Final Vote Today

The House tentatively approves a penny rise for first class and air mail to 5 and 8 cents. The bill adds 79.2 million to the Kennedy bill giving about 700 million if Senate accepts. Third class and other increases total about 144 million, effective July 1. Rep Ken Hechler proposed boosting to 171 million amid junk mail backlash.

House Washington

Senate rejects move to shelve Du Pont tax bill

The Senate voted 67 to 25 to send the Du Pont tax bill back to the Finance Committee for further action after court rulings in the anti trust case. Senator Albert Gore Jr. urged recommitment until a final decree is issued. Debate began January 15.

Washington Senate Finance Committee Albert Gore D-Tenn Congress

Images Shattered By Aging and Adoption Beliefs

The Associated Press reports medical findings challenging common views on aging and religion with 6 911 Detroit area adults showing no proof that religiosity rises with age. In fertility studies, 31 infertile couples who adopted later saw only one subsequent birth, disputing the belief that adoption prompts pregnancy.

Associated Press H. L. Orbach Detroit A.L. Banks R. N. Rutherford W. A. Coburn Seattle Wash

Park Fund Gets Okay

TOPEKA AP The Senate Ways and Means Committee recommended a $100 000 state appropriation for the proposed Prairie National Park trimming Gov Anderson’s $250 000 request. The panel also approved $50 000 to start Pomona State Park in Osage County, near the Pomona Reservoir south of Topeka.

Topeka Senate Ways and Means Committee John Anderson Pottawatomie County Pomona State Park Osage County Pomona Reservoir Anderson

Mail Rate Hike Faces a Block in House

Washington A postal rate bill would raise first class letters from four to five cents and add a penny to air mail now seven cents. It would also lift rates for newspapers magazines and advertising circulars, yielding about 700 million dollars a year, more than the Kennedy administration requested. The bill passed the House but was blocked by a technicality. The Senate must act on a similar measure.

House Kennedy Senate Ken Hechler D-W. Va Washington

Evangelist Billy Graham Flees Venezuelan Crowd

Evangelist Billy Graham spoke to about 4,000 at a Maracaibo baseball park after slipping from a hall as pro Cuban mob disrupted a speech to local officials. Legislators feared the crowd aimed to overthrow the local government amid unrest linked to the Punta del Este conference.

Maracaibo Venezuela Billy Graham Graham Fidel Castro Caracas Punta del Este Uruguay

Insurance coverage gaps on water damage from clogged gutters

Kansas City AP reports insurance men say few policies cover damage from water seepage caused by snow and ice clogged gutters. Repeated freezing and thawing cause water to back up under the roof and run down interior walls.

Kansas City

Kennedy to Spend Weekend With Convalescent Father

President Kennedy will visit his ailing father in Palm Beach Florida over the weekend. The White House released the plan noting the first family will be away from Washington during the period.

Kennedy To Be Accompanied By Family On Mission

The text notes that Kennedy and his two children Caroline and John Jr. will accompany him on the mission. It mentions Saturn has nine satellites and Titan is the largest moon with a atmosphere.

Saturn Titan Moon

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