Inconsistent Senate Building Plans Highlight Costs
The Senate debated and approved $1.25 million for land to build a new Senate office building amid rising costs and controversy over the Rayburn complex. Critics labeled the Rayburn project inefficient and expensive, noting a cost rise from $60 million to $134.5 million and concerns over space and governance.
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Senate
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U.S
Wisconsin
Government by the Union Bosses.
A front-page opinion piece argues that federal and state workers could be forced into union dues through agency shop or agency fee agreements. It cites Kennedy's right to refrain, notes existing contracts in Michigan, Delaware, Maine, and Scranton, and warns of a shift toward government by unions if such measures prevail.
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London
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Paris
Utah Beach
Louisiana
Pacific Coast
Bread for a Day Challenge Attracts Global Reactions
A British reporter staged a hunger test by offering a three pound loaf to anyone who could work for an hour. Hamburg residents laughed, New York police arrested him, Nigerians offered three hours, and in New Delhi a thousand people lined up for a full day.
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New York
Nigeria
New Delhi
Clinton Herald
Tanzanian Leaders Say Beatle Music Origin Is African
The Tanzanian National Dance Leadership asserts Beatle music did not originate in Liverpool. They state it is pure African music that began with the Wasukuma tribe in northern Tanzania, reflecting a shift from common belief.
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Liverpool
England
Tanzania
Richmond News
Red Cross Still Mobilized After Iowa Tornadoes
W Earl Hall urges readers to support Red Cross disaster relief after deadly Iowa tornadoes struck Charles City Oelwein Maynard and Elma. He notes meals served, ongoing rehabilitation work, and the need for donors to fund recovery through the American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund in Mason City Iowa.
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Red Cross
Iowa
Charles City
Oelwein
Maynard
Elma
Iowa Tornadoes Disaster Relief Fund
P.O. Box
Mason City
Charcoal-broiled meat and benzopyrine cancer claims
Dr Molner reviews scare stories about benzopyrine in charcoal grilled steak. He notes the actual amount per kilogram is tiny, far below human hazard levels, and urges readers to enjoy grilling with moderate fire. He answers reader questions on hay fever and psoriasis, and invites mail for his column.
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F.T
A Columnist’s Mailbag in New York
A New York AP columnist surveys reader mail on obesity pride fading in American life, weight loss help rising to nearly six million annually, and a human perspective share about being one in three billion on a vast planet. It also touches on snow tires, San Antonio’s Alamo name origin, humorous quotes, ocean cures, Hirohito biology hobby, ancient tools, wedding rings lore, walking vs running, folklore tips, and a Sherman quip about choosing prison over the White House.
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New York
Today in History May 27 1968 highlights and recalls
On this date in history various events are noted including the 1941 sinking of the German battleship Bismarck with 2300 lives lost, the 1866 capture of Palermo by Garibaldi forces, the 1905 Japanese destruction of a Russian fleet, the 1936 Queen Mary transatlantic voyage start, the 1937 Golden Gate Bridge opening, and other milestones in politics and military history.
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Giuseppe Garibaldi
Sicily
Palermo
Anniversary couple marks 65 years in Columbus Junction
Columbus Junction Mr and Mrs Alex Randolph of Columbus City who have lived here 44 years will celebrate their 65th wedding anniversary Saturday May 29 at their home The couple’s long marriage is noted in this local milestone news item referencing family and residence in the community
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Columbus Junction
Alex Randolph
Columbus City
W. Carver
Catherime Carver
University of Minnesota At
Minneapolis
Vic Wilson
Muscatine
Kinnick
State University of Town
Prayernote: Light of the World Inspires Faith
A religious note cites Matthew 5 14 The light of the world exhortation asking believers to shine Christ’s way through their deeds The text requests guidance for living in a Christian path and to help others see Jesus in daily conduct
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Cheis
Arien
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