Senate Welfare Bill Aims New Oversight After Three Years
The Senate passed a bill to shield about 84 million workers covered by pension and welfare plans by forcing plan administrators to file annual detailed reports with the Labor Department. The measure, unlikely to become law without House approval, requires independent audits, public access to documents, and a 1 man advisory council with criminal penalties for fraud and record destruction.
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Washington
Senate
Secretary of Labor
House
Congress
Sen
Kennedy
D-Mass
Labor Department
Young General Aims to Keep Paratroopers Ready
FT Campbell Kentucky Maj Gen Westmoreland, 44, commands the 101st Airborne Pentomic Division and stresses readiness as he leads America’s first atomic war specialized unit. He fought in the Screaming Eagles’ mass jump tragedy, often tests conditions with cautious jumps, and remains optimistic about airborne roles amid future atomic and limited wars.
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FT. Campbell
W. C. Westmoreland
101St Airborne Pentomic
Screaming Eagles
Westmoreland
West Pointer
J. R. Westmoreland
Columbia
S.C
Citadel
U.S. Military Academy
Bright Start By Podres
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Johnny Podres has a strong start this year, leading the National League with three wins in three starts. The 25 year old veteran is seen as the staff ace if injuries hold, contrasting with 21 year old Don Drysdale who has been shelled in all three starts, lacking his 1957 form and admitting he feels "fouled up" on the mound.
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Los Angeles
Johnny Podres
Dodger
Podres
Don Drysdale
Drysdale
Bowling Bits Highlight Local League Scores and Highs
In Monday league Margaret Weidner of Lees Cafe led with a 1890 series and 748-2180 team totals, while Marie Kampschroeder of Macks Electric posted a 492 with Stella Beckner second on 179. Tuesday and Thursday nights feature top 10 and 30 figures, with Todds and Towners posting high team marks. notable singles include Leona Jones 183 on Thursday and Helen Wenthe 501 three-game series.
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Margaret Weidner
Lees Cafe
Marie Kampschroeder
Macks Electric
Stella Beckner
Shinn - Haley
Margaret
Jewell Chapman
Helen Wenthe
Todds
Helen
Betty Baer
Jewell
Leona Jones
Millers
Vi Reusch
Virginia Wallace
Mann-Bell
Towners
Laes
Lavina Campbell
Dorothy Nitcher
West Wilson collision injures two drivers
At 5 34 p m yesterday two cars were damaged in a crash on the west Santa Fe overpass over West Wilson. Charles Wesley Frills 16 of RFD 8 drove west and collided with Lloyd Sink 75 of 521 N Sycamore driving east.
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West Wilson
West Santa Fe
Charles Wesley Frills
RFD
Lloyd Sink
Sycamore
Marion Ladewig May Teach In KC
Grand Rapids bowling star Marion Ladewig, known as the trim queen of the ten pins, is weighing a bowling instructor post in Kansas City. She said in New York last night she will confer with her manager William Morrisey regarding the possible job.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Marion Ladewig
Acceptig
Kansas City
New York
William Morrisey
Grand Rapids Bowler Considers Plaza Bowl In Kansas City
A Grand Rapids bowler weighs the option of taking an instruction post at Plaza Bowl in Kansas City, evaluating benefits, duties, and career impact.
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Carolyn McGirr
Center
Sidney
Neb
Kansas News
Alan
Miss McGirr
Wichita University
Nebraska
Wichita
Sherry Tourtillet
Ruby Sterlin
Jeff
Kansas University
Scott City
Kas
Associated Press News
Sheila Ferguson
Dorothy Gray
Kramer
Drug Store
S. Main
KODAK
OK Photo Service
Rexall
Epsom
Rexall Hygiene Po
John G. Kaiser
Magonle
Kedso
RED Cross
Paine
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