Ex Sheriff First To Be In Congress 50 Years
Washington AP Carl Hayden, Arizona's early political figure, becomes the first former sheriff to serve in Congress as he is sworn into the House on February 19 1912. A longtime senator and dean, Hayden reflects on his career and Western development contributions while Kennedy lauds his work on irrigation highways and reclamation programs.
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Scouts Pitch Tents In Snow At Valley Forge
About 1,000 Boy Scouts pitched snow covered Valley Forge Park tents for their 49th encampment. With no heat they rely on distant taps for water and sleep on bags, facing below freezing temperatures. Leaders, Explorer Scouts from the region, acknowledge it does not fully match Washingtons hardships but say encampments teach the boys much.
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Kennedy's urban affairs plan stalls in Congress
Prospects dim for rapid approval of Kennedy's cabinet level urban department as Congress returns to work. Senate debate delays mount while McClellan blocks final action, raising questions on a possible discharge move. House plans address debt ceiling rise and retraining displaced workers amid broader tax and farm program discussions.
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Ohio Wesleyan Tuition Hiked
Delaware Ohio AP reports Ohio Wesleyan University has raised tuition and fees from 1050 to 1115 for the 1962 43 academic year. Special tuition charges for bachelor of fine arts and bachelor of music programs will be abolished. Dr Elden T Smith, VP for academic affairs, cites rising costs for salaries facilities and services as the cause.
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Divorce Notice in Butler County Court
Virginia Abbott residence unknown. On February iléth 1962 K J Abbott filed for divorce in Butler County Common Pleas Case No 6712 on neglect of duty. Defendant must answer by April 7 1962 or petition may be granted. Clerk Joseph T Kiep Deputy Charlotte F Hermann. Attorneys Kautz Holbrook. Publication Feb 19 26 Mar 5 12 19 26
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