Labor Bill Branded As Inadequate Act
Washington report says the Eisenhower administration calls a Senate labor union reform bill "completely ineffective" and weaker than no bill, urging stronger protections for workers. Senator Kennedy and Senator Ives defend the measure as misread or politically pressured. Mitchell notes the bill would grant access to union books without power to compel testimony or subpoenas, boosting moves for stricter government control of unions. The measure, backed by Senator Knowland and the Rackets Committee, aims to curb abuses and expand member voice with secret-ballot officer elections.
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Crusaders Open New Drag Strip
About 200 people attended the trial run of the Crusaders Clubs new drag strip located 22 miles west of Lawrence on Highway 40. William Prince stated roughly 100 cars participated, with plans for Trophy Day on June 22 and class-based runs starting next Sunday.
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Health Education Workshop At Kansas University Weeklong
The 12th State Health Education Workshop runs Monday to Friday at Kansas University with about 150 attendees. Topics cover health education's role in the school curriculum and methods for teaching health across elementary, intermediate, and high school levels.
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Kansas University
Workshop on health education features notable faculty speakers
A workshop on the place of physical education in health education will be moderated by Calvin Grieder of Colorado University. Keynote by Dr. C. E. Wilson of Yale University. Faculty participants include Eldridge T. McSwain North Western University Edward J. Greenwood Menninger Foundation Topeka Perry Sandell American Dental Association Eliz AB Wilson National Educational Association Dorothy Fuller Child Guidance Center Topeka and Thomas Butcher Kansas State Medical Society president Emporia.
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Yale University
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Airliner Scared Into Quick Dive Near St Louis
An American Airlines DC-7 carrying 48 passengers and five crew members dived after a military looking plane, described as a C47 trainer, bore down from the left near Staunton Illinois. Captain Don Regan reported a near collision prompting a steep descent. Four passengers and two flight attendants were treated afterwards. injuries were not serious. Civil Aeronautics Administration investigated the incident.
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How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Place
An ad explains FASTEETH powder to keep dentures secure and comfortable with a non acid formula. It claims no gummy taste, odor control, and prevents slipping when eating or talking. Available at drug counters.
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Training Flights Over Staunton Areas Draw Attention
MATS uses nearby Staunton airspace for training missions as MATS headquarters sits at Sent Air Force Base. Officials at Store declined to comment on Pawdey incident.
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Store
Cam Pawdey
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