Six Rail Unions Threaten Strike Despite Warning
Six rail unions threaten to strike after midnight Saturday despite congressional warnings to defer action. Leaders planned to meet Monday to decide whether to heed the request to postpone strike plans and allow further bargaining. The walkout could follow stalled votes on settlement terms and a push for compulsory settlement if no agreement is reached.
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Power Companies Pledge Cooperation for Kansas Growth
Topeka AP report on the first governor’s conference on electric power where Gov. Docking heard a pledge from investor owned utilities, cooperatives, and municipal utilities to pool resources and expand generating capacity. Leaders cited planned turbines, large atomic plants, and interconnections to meet future needs across Kansas.
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Hygiene Convention Feasts On Milk Nuts and Fruits
CHICAGO AP Man may live on fruits vegetables nuts and dairy products says the American Natural Hygiene Society at its 19th annual nine day convention. Members call some foods poison and advocate fasting sunbathing rest plus exercise and conservative medicine before drugs or surgery. Director Jack Trop 67 cites doctors once predicting short life spans and notes the group views disease as a warning to rest and straighten out the body.
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Linwood residents active around town and Centennial plans
Linwood residents including Mr. and Mrs. John Ezell visit Memphis relatives while Mr. and Mrs. Jim Elder travel Texas Six Flags. The Linwood Centennial is set for July 29 and 30 with several girls nominated as Centennial Queen. Visitors include Mrs. George Johnson of Fayetteville New York and Fayatteville relatives. About 25 000 wild flower species grow in the United States.
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Memphis
George Johnson
Fayetteville, N.Y
Omar Browning
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Memorial for Northwestern journalism dean Olson dies at 71
Kenneth E. Olson, dean emeritus of Northwestern University Medill School of Journalism, died of a heart attack at age 71 in Evanston Illinois. His career spanned editorial posts at the Madison Capital Times and the Milwaukee Sentinel.
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Kenneth E. Olson
Northwestern University
Medill School of Journalism
Olson
Madison
Wis
Capital Times
Milwaukee Sentinel
Dirksen Doubts Tax Increase Avoidance With Budget Talks
Sen Everett Dirksen of Illinois he said Congress must see definitive budget data before any tax hike. He doubted drastic cuts could prevent a tax increase and refused to endorse specifics, saying administration recommendations must be reviewed. Ford and Dirksen accused current fiscal policies of fueling inflation during a joint news conference.
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Navy Sea Bees Celebrate 25th Anniversary
The United States Navy’s Sea Bees civic construction unit marks its 25th anniversary, highlighting decades of engineering and hardhat service in military projects and disaster relief.
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United States ‘Navy
Seabees
Kansas KU Printing Services Building bids still uncertain
Officials with the State Board of Regents said final bids for the KU Printing Services Building exceeded the $350,000 budget. General and electrical bids matched estimates while the mechanical bid was high due to air conditioning spec changes. Bids will be opened Tuesday to decide if the project can fit available funds. Patti Construction Co. of Kansas City bid $243,000 for the general contract and Reed Electric Co. of Lawrence bid on the electrical work.
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KU Printing Services
State Board ‘of Regents
Patti Construction, Co
Kansas’ City
Reed Electric’ Co
Lawrence
New Position Created For Menninger Foundation
TOPEKA AP A new position as assistant to the president of the Menninger Foundation was filled Thursday by Dr Daniel Pop who has been administrative assistant in personnel and preventive psychiatry. Dr Pop will handle information gathering organize work and assist in planning in the office of Dr Roy Menninger president of the foundation. Dr Pop is a former instructor at the University of Nebraska.
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The
Menninger Foundation
Daniel Pop
Department of Preventive Psychiatry
Pop
Roy Menninger
Foundation
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