Congress Demos Back Texans Johnson Rayburn Support
A New York Post report says Senate Democrats back Lyndon Johnson 4 to 1 and House Democrats back Sam Rayburn 514 to 1, despite criticisms from party chairman Paul Butler. The poll highlights strong leadership support amid Butler’s attacks on their leadership.
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New York
Lyndon Johnson
Sam Rayburn
Paul Butler
New York Post
Senate
Johnson
House
Rayburn
Deaths Funerals for Ray Angney Aged 77
Funeral services for Ray Angney 77 of 143 East 23rd Street will be held at Rumsey's Funeral Home at 10 a.m. Saturday. Graveside rites follow at Clearwater Cemetery at 4 p.m. Angney retired carpenter died after falling from a ladder while removing a wasp nest in his garage. He suffered a hemorrhage and died almost instantly per County Coroner Dr. Byron Walters. Survivors include his wife Della Angney a brother H. H. Angney of Lewiston Idaho and nephew D Angney of Wellesley Hills Massachusetts.
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Ray Angpney
E. 23Rd St
Rumsey
Clearwater Cemetery
Angney
Byron Walters
Della E. Angney
H. H. Angney
Lewiston
Idaho
D. Angney
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Obituaries for Archie Hines and Riley Fetty
Archie A Hines 79 of 506 N 8th St died at home after a two month illness born April 13 1880 in Lawrence he worked 36 years as a foreman for a Chicago manufacturing firm retiring in 1950 Funeral services 2 pm Monday Cooper Warren Chapel Rev W S Sims burial Maple Grove Cemetery Survivors Zuella Hines sister Mrs Joe Scott sister Blanchard Hines brother Riley B Fetty 77 of Helena Mont died Tuesday at Fort Harrison Mont former resident of McLouth born Aug 11 1882 Funeral 10 am Monday Rumsey Funeral Home burial Wild Horse Cemetery near McLouth Survivors five daughters two sons and two wives list of descendants.
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Archie A. Hines
N. 8Th St
Lawrence
Chicago
Cooper-Warren Chapel
W. S. Sims
Maple Grove Cemetery
Zuella Hines
Joe Scott
Maple St
Blanchard Hines
Oak St
Riley B. Fetty
McLouth
Helena
Mont
Fort Harrison
Fetty
Rumsey Funeral Home
Wild Horse
House Labor Body Completes Action On Controls Bill
The House Labor Committee finished action on a labor management regulation bill and will vote next Wednesday to send it to the full House. Chairman Graham A. Barden criticized outside influences while noting a bitter floor battle looms. The panel removed criminal sanctions for brow beating, replacing them with civil injunctions after union-remedy exhaustion.
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House
Washington
House Labor Committee
Graham A. Barden
DNC
Republican Committee
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Carroll D. Kearns
Pennsylvania
Jimmy Hoffa
Senate Chair Shuffle Ends With Brief Adjourning
After 6 p.m. three senators remained in the chamber Sen George D Aiken presiding Morse and Cooper. Morse proposed turn taking in the chair Cooper spoke briefly to introduce a bill and then Aiken adjourned. Morse announced a labor speech planned for next Tuesday.
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Washington
Senate
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Cooper
Aiken
Vacation plans with The Journal-World in mail away or vacation pak
Readers are urged to include The Journal-World in their vacation plans using either the mail away or vacation pak service for continued delivery and access to local news while away. The notice highlights convenience and uninterrupted newspaper service during travels.
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Journal-World
Adv
Veteran Newsman Eugene Meyer Dies at 83
Washington Post and Times Herald chairman Eugene Meyer died Friday at age 83. A renowned newspaper executive, he previously led the World Bank as president and held multiple government posts dating to World War I era.
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Washington (Ap
Eugene Meyer
Washington Post and
Times- Herald
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
World Bank
Lawrence prepares 1960 budget for city commission
Lawrence City officials plan to present the 1960 budget to the City Commission at 4 pm in City Hall. After review the budget will be finalized and shown at a public hearing. Early indications suggest a higher total than last year as department heads are urged to trim to essentials to keep the mill levy low.
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Lawrence
City Hall
Harold Horn
Paul Carlson
John Hanna
Atlantic City
N. J
Carlson
Iola
Hanna
American farmer in Australia starts anew as 36-a-week clerk
Stanley Yankus, who sold a Michigan chicken farm for 30 000 dollars and moved to Adelaide, works as a 36 dollar weekly clerk. He says the job is honest and simple and that government controls were his reason for leaving the United States. He handles purchasing receipts in a factory office with 1 600 on payroll.
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Adelaide
Australia
Stanley Yankus
Michigan
United States
Drunk in Court Fined Melvin Schmidt in Police Court
Police Court fined Melvin L. Schmidt of 1619 W 22nd St $25 for being intoxicated. The case notes show a fine assessed with no further penalties listed.
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Melvin L. Schmidt
22Nd St
Police court fines driver in speeding and reckless driving case
Richard Tuggle of Route 1 Eudora was fined 50 dollars after a police court found him guilty of speeding and reckless driving.
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Richard Tuggle
Route 1
Eudora
Humphrey Seeks TV Time Revision In Presidential Bid
Senator Hubert Humphrey demands rapid congressional change to the radio television equal time rule. He says CBS canceled his Face the Nation appearance after his presidential bid announcement while NBC invited him to Today, a move CBS counters as justified by network policy. He argues the issue targets him politically but insists he is not an official candidate.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
CBS
Network
NBC
New York
Sig Mickelson
News
Sen
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Orville Freeman
Minnesota
Eugene J. McCarthy
AFL-CIO Criticizes Governor Over Barber Board Move
The Kansas AFL-CIO convention debates a resolution urging removal of the state barbers board from politics and accusing Gov. George Docking of poor appointments. It seeks a union barber on the board at all times and aims to depoliticize board selection to preserve continuity across administrations. The meeting also considers other union-proposed measures on work rights, taxes, retirement, civil service powers, and a tax exemption for seniors.
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Topeka
George Docking
Afl-Cio
State
Barbers Board
Politcs
The
State Assn. of
Journeyman Barbers
Union
Florida Couple Welcomes Korean Baby Dies At Airport
The Low ell Brubakers, Bradenton, waited at Tampa International as their 4 month old adopted daughter from Seoul arrived. A stewardess held the infant briefly before she died, doctors citing probable pneumonia after a 9000 mile journey. The couple faced shock over the loss and debated future adoptions.
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Florida
Tampa
Fla
Lowell Brubakers
Tampa International Airport
Seoul
Brubakers
Bradenton
Bobby
Dean
Advertisement Request to Send Journal World
The notice asks readers to mail the Journal-World to a summer address and provides a phone line VI 3 1000 for contact. It is an ad instruction with a forwarding address request.
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Journal- World
Mother in Jail for Refusing to Tell Whereabout of Tot
In St Joseph Missouri 30 year old Mildred Akes a secretary from Kansas City remains jailed for contempt of court after refusing to disclose the location of her 2 year old daughter Eileen Akes The father James Akes a supermarket manager gained custody after a February custody modification The mother said she will stay in jail and claimed Eileen is with wonderful people getting tan and fat and sassy
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St, Joseph, Mo
Mildred Akes
Kansas City
Eileen Akes
James Akes
St. Joseph
No Progress At Geneva Meeting On Berlin Standstill
Soviet foreign minister Gromyko and Western powers led by Christian Herter Selwyn Lloyd Maurice Couve de Murville debated a Berlin standstill proposal for three hours at Murville’s villa. No progress was reported in narrowing differences amid the luncheon talks in Geneva.
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Geneva
Berlin
U. S
Christian A. Herter
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
France
Gromyko
Couve de Murville
House Appropriations Group Seeks New AEC Funding
The House Appropriations Committee recommended 2.629 billion dollars in new funds for the Atomic Energy Commission for the current fiscal year. The package includes 65 million for nuclear powered aircraft research, in cooperation with the Defense Department which had 75 million for the aircraft reactor program. The bill totals 58 million less than Eisenhower's request, with the largest cut in special materials programs for isotopes and peaceful nuclear explosives development.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
House Appropriations Committee
AEC
Defense Department
Eisenhower
Local Hospital Notes Births and Listings Across Town
Memorial Hospital reports births including a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Jesse L. Athey Jr. at 1423 North J Street and a son for Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Click of 1102 East 13th Street. Families named include Irene Clark Carolyn Bell George Alexander Jr Eunice Fabriz Randy Signor Dorothy Boller Ezra White Shirley Flory Janet Click Frances Martin Darlyne Williams Vickie Bahnmaier Hazel Osborn Mary Black Willie Burrow Carol Fulks John Orphan Gregory Blevins Teresa Rasing Fannie Zukowski Sara Woods George Harris Mildred Nitsch Diane Jones Dixie Johnson and George Williams.
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Irene Clark
McLouth
Carolyn Bell
Tenn. St
George Alexander Jr
Eunice Fabriz
12Th St
Randy Signor
Clifton Ct
Dorothy Boller
Ezra White
Cadet Ave
Shirley Flory
Janet Click
13Th St
Frances Martin
Eudora
Darlyne Williams
Lawrence Ave
Vickie Lea Bahnmaier
Elm St
Hazel Osborn
Baldwin
Mary Black Tonganoxie
Willie Burrow
Carol Fulks
John Orphan
R. I. St
Gregory Blevins
Topeka
Teresa Rasing
Mo. St
Fannie Zukowski
Pa. St
Sara Woods
Ala
George Harris
Ind. St
Mildred Nitsch
N. H. St
Diane Jones
25Th St
Dixie Johnson
34Th St
Jesse L. Athey, Jr
N. J. St
Jack C. Click
George Williams
James Osborn
Grubbe Cancer Operation Postponed After Fall
Dr. Emil H. Grubbe 84 pioneer of X ray cancer therapy had his 92nd operation postponed at Swedish Covenant Hospital. Surgeons said they will reschedule to remove the index and small fingers of his right hand after he suffered systemic shock from a fall Thursday.
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Chicago
Emil H. Grubbe
Swedish Covenant Hospital
Grubbe
Coffeyville Firm Seeks Reorganization Protection
The Coffeyville Loan and Investment Co. filed in Federal District Court for reorganization under the Bankruptcy Act. A run on the company and depositor withdrawals near 490000 left no ready funds to meet demands. Attorney Robert Brown said the move protects depositors while no plan is in place, with Donald R. Elbel of Kansas City owning the controlling interest.
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Topeka
Coffeyville Loan and Investment Co
Federal District Court
Robert Brown
Donald R. Elbel
Kansas City
Torch of Scrapper Will Give Death Blow to Two Great U.S. Battleships
The scrap torch will kill the battleships California and Maryland. California sank at Pearl Harbor in 1941 while Maryland was disabled. By 1942 both were back in service and later fought in campaigns near Midway and in the Pacific. California will be scrapped at Baltimore by Bethlehem Steel and Maryland to Oakland for Learner Co. to dismantle.
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U.S
Baltimore
California
Maryland
Pearl Harbor
Bremerton
Wash
Dope Pigeons Seized in Bronx Narcotics Raid
Police raiders seized 30 pigeons in a Bronx apartment at 1 a.m. and reported finding five ounces of heroin, saying the birds may have been used to carry narcotics.
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New York
Bronx
Teamster Business Agent's Detroit-Area Home Fire
Fire deliberately set gutted the Bloomfield Township home of Charles O'Brien a Teamsters Local 299 business agent. Damage estimated at 35000 dollars. O'Brien and family were away. the arson squad believes the fire was not an accident.
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Detroit
Teamsters Union
Charles O’brien
Bloomfield
O’brien
Teamsters Local 299
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Oramel O'Farrell
Bedford State
White man Betts given life for 11 year old girl incident
Ralph Lee Betts a 36 year old white father of four was sentenced to life in prison for the incident involving an 11 year old Black girl in North Carolina. A 12 white jurors recommended mercy after a 24 hour deliberation. Mary Lois McDougal testified Betts forced her into his car near a rural home and wooded area threatening her with a public safety item.
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Raleigh
N.C
Ralph Lee Betts
Mary Lois McDougal
Betts
Card of Thanks from Mrs. Lillian Snow
Mrs. Lillian Snow thanks doctors and nurses for care and friends for flowers cards gifts and kindness during her illness.
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Lillian Snow
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