Military pay raises held in Senate House stalemate
In Washington the proposed military pay hike of 1.2 billion annually faces a Senate House deadlock. Sen. Howard Cannon urges House approval of the Senate version while Rep. L Mendel Rivers pushes a House compromise. A conference request is delayed while other major bills advance. Kennedy backs the pay raises and retroactivity remains possible if talks stall past Oct 1.
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Senate
Howard Cannon
D-Nev
House
Rep
L. Mendel Rivers
D-S.c
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Cannon
Congress
Kennedy
Senate House
Big Springs Community Social Notes and Open House
Local families host relatives and friends from Nebraska Kansas Topeka Indiana and Illinois over a week of visits. Roy Henry plans to start at Kansas State University Manhattan as a freshman this fall. Altar Society set to meet at Mrs Jennings Curran home in Big Springs on Thursday.
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Melvin Walter
Danny Daniels
Terry
Ogden
Utah
Lawrence Cree
Colorado Springs
Colo
Leland Hartman
Clark Koppelman
Nebraska
Gus Hartman
Curt Emmons
Lybran Endsley
Byron
Irwin Endsley
Martha Hagen
M. C. Walter
Warsaw
Raymond Cree
Winona Lake
Ind
Lybian Endsley
Lecompton
Robert Holloway
Camp McCoy
Wis
William Henry Jr
Indiana
Irwin
Raymond Long
Eudora
John Long
Kansas City
W. C. Long
Pickets Stay At City Hall In Kansas City Sit In
Civil rights demonstrators remained inside and outside Kansas City City Hall Wednesday night vowing to press a sit in until a public accommodation ordinance passes. They protest deletion of a clause banning racial discrimination in personal services.
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Kansas City
KU Professor Proposes Detergent to Weaken Storms
KU associate professor Dr. Fred C. Bates outlines a theory to reduce severe local storms by increasing precipitation drag at low levels. NSF funds of 50800 support two years of research testing detergents to boost coalescence, lower updraft intensity, and potentially cut hail and damage.
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Kansas University
Fred C. Bates
Bates
National Science Foundation
Center For Research In Engineering Science
Great Plains
Dr. Bates
Vatican Action Denied
Archbishop Pierre Martin Ngo Dinh Thuc denied reports that a papal audience had been canceled because of Vietnam's political crisis. He said the audience was scheduled for when he returns to Rome after arriving at Idlewild Airport on Wednesday.
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New York
Pierre Martin Ngo Dinh Thuc
South Viet Nam
Vatican
Idlewild
Rome
Goldwater challenges new frontier at Chicago speech
Senator Barry Goldwater tells the National Federation of Republican Women in Chicago that the Kennedy era has failed to solve problems. He accuses the administration of expanding federal power to regulate individual lives and of adopting a paternalistic approach.
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Chicago
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
National Federation of Republican Women
Goldwater
Kennedy
Local KU Grad Passes CPA Test
A Lawrence man Richard Warner Bennett 03 Vt St was among 17 Kansas University graduates who passed the CPA exam in May conducted in Lawrence and Wichita. The group includes KU alumni from Kansas City Topeka Wichita and other cities with graduation years shown. 36 passed out of 189 takeers.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Wichita
Richard Warner Bennett
Vt. St
CPA
Peleing
District of Columbia
Adding Machines Crane and Company Ad Listing
Crane and Co Inc announces availability of adding machines at 709 Mass. VI3-3377 with contact details for purchasing and inquiries.
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Crane & Co., Inc
Chicago Adopts Real Estate Discrimination Ordinance
The Chicago City Council passed a ordinance banning racial and religious discrimination by real estate brokers in property sales despite a large protest by 4000 white property owners. The 30 to 16 vote split the Democratic majority with critics calling it watered down and a threat to property rights. The Chicago Real Estate Board opposed the measure led by president Percy F. Wagner who said the ordinance will be tested in court.
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Chicago
APY
City Hall
The
Chicago Real Estate Board
Percy F. Wagner
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