Powell’s European trip details show modest personal expenses
Washington AP report outlines Rep Adam Powell’s 1962 35 day European tour expenses totaling 1543 with breakdowns of taxi tips dining and hotel charges. The disclosure also notes two traveling companions and criticism from Sen Williams amid race debate. Powell led House Education and Labor Committee.
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AP Luncheon To Feature Astronaut John Glenn Jr.
The Associated Press plans an April 22 luncheon at the Waldorf Astoria with Marine Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr. as principal speaker. About 1,500 editors and publishers from the U.S. and Canada are expected, and Glenn will discuss NASA's space program and its US future.
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Citrus Crop Production Estimates For 1962 63 Released
The Agriculture Department estimated the 1962 63 citrus crop at 138 345 million boxes of oranges 35 4 million of grapefruit and 11 5 million of lemons versus 1961 62 levels of 138 095 million oranges 42 91 million grapefruit and 16 74 million lemons. State breakdown lists California Florida Texas Arizona and Louisiana for oranges and Florida Texas Arizona and California for grapefruit.
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Radio Free Europe Airs Truth To Free 80 Million
Radio Free Europe broadcasts reach 80 million in Eastern Europe and the Soviet bloc, offering hope through the transmitters that pierce Communist control in Poland Czechoslovakia Hungary Bulgaria and Romania. Private American citizens support the effort and readers are urged to contribute.
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Washington Legislature moves to legalize gambling
In Olympia the Washington Legislature swiftly passed a bill to legalize gambling hours after a federal grand jury indicted eight individuals and four firms in a pinball crackdown. Gov. Albert Rosellini refused comment. The measure would legalize pinball machines without automatic payoffs and license games such as cardrooms bingo punchboards and pull tabs. Critics warned it invites crime while supporters said it targets harmless bingo for churches schools and clubs. Seattle police warned the plan could draw syndicated crime into the state and spark a broader shift in gaming policy.
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Soupy Sales Strives For Serious Screen Roles
Hollywood report says pie throwing comic Soupy Sales fights to shed a slapstick image. He recalls being labeled for pastry throws after years of actin g and says producers assume he can only perform pie gags. He vows not to quit and notes some executives dodge his name for serious jobs.
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Tragedy Piles Up For Butler Family At Swim Meets
In Melbourne Australia two Butler sons died in school swim races a year apart while their parents watched. Graeme Butler 14 collapsed March 8 1962 after an under-16 butterfly race and died three days later from exhaustion encephalitis and heart disease. Clyde Butler 12 died during an under-14 breaststroke race after sinking. The family faced shock and medical care following both incidents. Soupy Sales discussed his TV career and image shift away from pie tossing toward serious acting roles. He noted the name he gained and his Beverly Hills home as outcomes of his publicity.
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City coats painted truck in fluorescent color to curb crashes
Little Rock officials replaced the yellow traffic line painting truck with a fluorescent tangerine hue after years of collisions. Assistant traffic engineer Wayne Sherrell says motorists dislike the bright color but no longer hit the vehicle.
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