Congress Still Marking Time
Congress shows slow progress with major bills stalled while fiscal year funding continues under a continuing resolution. Senate debates loom on atomic energy authorization and a 4.8 billion foreign aid plan as labor and education bills face delays. House actions focus on Secret Service protection for officials and reorganization plans for labor and maritime agencies.
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Joel Washington
Congress
House
Kennedy
National Labor Relations Board
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Federal
Senate
Labor Committee
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Sen. J. William Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Ways and Means
White House
Old Swede’s Church in Wilmington Claims North America’s Oldest Protestant Use
The 1698 Old Swede's Church in Wilmington Delaware is asserted to be the oldest Protestant church still used as a place of worship in North America.
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Wilmington
Del
North America
Summer sheath pattern for juniors by Marian Martin
Lean easy waist sheath pattern with two main pieces to sew straight. Options include white black and color in Junior Miss sizes 9 11 13 15 17. Size 13 uses 2% yards of 39 inch fabric. Send 35 cents plus 10 cents mailing to Marian Martin Pattern Dept Monroe Evening Times New York.
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Marian Martin
Monroe Evening Times
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
L, N.Y
Water-Wise Now Mishaps Constant Despite Boat Total
Despite a rise in U S pleasure boats from 2 5 million in 1947 to 8 million last year boating deaths have stayed around 1000 to 1250 annually The 1959 toll was 1200 Independence Day 1959 saw 60 deaths over a two day span while 1960 Fourth of July added 34 The four day Independence weekend this year logged 63 with no clear uptrend across holidays A safety group led by Adm Richmond aims to unite recreational boating groups for better safety efforts
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Chicago
United States
National Safety Council
Associated Press
Ralph Kuhli
the Safety Council
National Recreational Boating and
U.S. Coast Guard
Outboard Boating Club of America
The
American Red Cross
Safety Council
Government
Union Decreed Liable for Loss in Phillips Strike Case
In Stinnett Texas a jury ordered the International Union of Operating Engineers liable for damages to 28 former Phillips Petroleum Co. workers who lost jobs for shutting down equipment before a walkout in May 1958. The panel awarded $1,197,072 overall with individual awards from $24,158 to $78,690.
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Stinnett
Texs
Texas Panhandle
Phillips Petroleum Co
International Union of Operating Engineers
National Labor Relations Board
Retired Chelmsford Bishop Dr Henry Wilson Dies at 84
Retired Anglican bishop of Chelmsford from 1929 to 1950, Dr Henry Albert Wilson, died Sunday in Southwold England aged 84. He proposed a curfew for under 18s to curb immorality and authored many telling epigrams.
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Southwold
England
Henry Albert Wilson
Chelmsford
Amazing Bargains Highlighted in The Times Classifieds
The Times presents daily bargains across sections with deals on goods and services. Readers are urged to check the classifieds for discounts, sales, and special offers this week.
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Times
Joey Bishop Show May Be Fall TV Entry
Hollywood reports the Joey Bishop Show as a hot fall entry though Bishop keeps his Englewood home. He will rent a Beverly Hills house for summer, plans to move if the series succeeds, and continues to perform with Sinatra and the Summit Conference act.
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Joey Bishop
Joey
Bishop
Beverly Hills
Engiewood
N.J
Larry
Jack Entratter
Sands
Las Vegas
Frank Sinatra
Dean Martin
Sammy Davis Jr
Peter Lawford
John F. Kennedy
Senator
Sinatra
Italy
Sammy Davis
Israel
Kennedy
Mrs. Cecile Thurston 68 Dies in Argyle Nursing Home
Mrs Cecile Thurston 68 of Argyle died at 5 p m Saturday in Kammerud nursing home after a long illness She was born in Monroe December 17 1892 daughter of Charles and Etta Blunt She married Merrill Thurston December 18 1910 in Argyle Survived by three sons Harold Daniel and William plus a brother a sister and several grandchildren Funeral services set for 2 p m tomorrow at Erickson Funeral Home Argyle with Rev EmilMartinson officiating burial in Woodlawn cemetery and viewing at the funeral home
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Cecile Thurston
Argyle
Kammerud
West Point
Pleasant
N. J
Erickson Funeral Home
Emil Martinson
Argyle Lutheran Church
Woodlawn
Barn Destroyed In Lafayette Fire Blanchardville blaze wipes out Dearth farm barn
The 100-foot long Ralph Dearth barn near Blanchardville and Yellowstone area burned Saturday. Firemen arrived at 4:40 p.m. to find the structure destroyed. Estimated loss not set. 7,000 bales of hay burned. no cattle perished. Cause under investigation, possibly faulty wiring or overheated hay. loss partly insured.
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Blanchardville
Ralph Dearth
Yellowstone
Lafayette County
Family Camper Rage of Highways
A light feature on the rise of portable camping by car, noting the shift from bulky wagons to compact vans and pickups. European makers influence US designers, with Ford and Chevrolet offering outdoor recreation modifications and various factory and aftermarket units to fit different bodies and power levels.
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Dion Henderson
Associated Press
Ford
Chevrolet
Automotive living units魅 Ford and Chevrolet modular interiors
The text describes various mobile living accommodations from simple two person setups to a deluxe bedroom and bath unit built into a full size Chevrolet truck. It notes a $160 kit for a compact Ford bus and a customized interior for a compact van aimed to compete with Volkswagen, urging contact with Adtaker at Phone 3.
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Ford
Volkswagen
Freeways Safer in Wisconsin Interstate Study Says
The State Highway Commission reported a 1960 study showing interstate roads in Wisconsin had far lower fatality and accident rates than other rural highways. Interstate fatalities were 2.4 per 100 million miles versus 9.8 on rural trunk highways, with 1.8 percent of accidents on interstates though they carried 5.6 percent of travel. The dual lane freeway is cited as the safest highway type, while rural roads remain riskier due to high speed traffic and on off movements.
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Madison
State Highway Commission
Wisconsin
Harvey Grasse
Commission
Cleopatra's Needle Obelisk Gift to New York City
The Egyptian obelisk Cleopatra's Needle, dating to ancient times and once said to be seen by Moses, was presented to New York City in 1877 and stands in Central Park as a historical landmark.
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New York
Central Park
Moses
New York City
Egypt
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