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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1965

Page

3

Congress Seeks Ways To Increase State Efficiency

Congress plans a joint committee to reform its organization and procedures. Senator A S Mike Monroney argues for gradual changes to modernize budgeting, committee structure, and staff expertise as the system handles multi billion dollar outlays. The effort follows lessons from the 1946 LaFollette Monroney Act and targets earlier sessions, workload redistribution, and expert support for appropriations.

Congress Joe Hall Washington Sen. A.S. Mike Monroney D-Oklia At&t Santa’ Fe Railroad General Motors Senate House Monroney Cochairman sReform Senate House Committee Lafollettee Monroney Certified Public Accountants Appropriations Joint Committee Mone Roney Ray J. Madeden del Ind Jack Brooks DeTex Ken Hechler Dew.va Thomas B. Curtis Re Mo Robert P. Griffin Re Mich Durward G. Hall ReMo and Sons John J. Sparkman DeAla Lee Metcalf DeMont Karl E. Mundt Res.d Clifford P. Case Rn.j J. Caleb Boggs ReDel

Williamsburg Area Honors and Legislative Notes

Williamsburg students top A honor roll with 3.5-plus points listed and B honor roll with 3.0-plus points named. Plus notes on staff changes, a Kansas bank association meeting, a staff appointment, and a review of the 1946 Monroney law affecting congressional committees and reform debates.

Bud Ransom Ed Ransom Connie Davis Joyce Stinson Lance Hart Judy O'Neill Glenda Greenfield Lois Stinson Curt Figgins Gail Coblins Bonnie Goodwill Linda Seaton Regina Collins Judy Kesner Brenda Miller Bob McClure Nancy Kensdall James Sowers Betty Flora Gary Kerbs Merlin Sowers Kasthy Hoyt Penny Reekie Kasthy Bischoff Bill Ransom Arkansas City Kansas Banker’s Agricultural Duane Randel Stafford High School Emporia State College Maple Hill

Steel profits climb for big three in first quarter 1965

New York AP reports U S Steel Corp led with 73.77 million dollars profit in Q1 1965, up 43 percent from a year earlier, as Bethlehem Steel and Republic Steel also posted gains. Steel shipments reached a quarterly high as demand and stockpiling pressures rose ahead of a May 1 strike deadline.

New York U.S. Steel Corp Steele Bethlehem Steel Corp Republic Steel Corp

Travel contrasts in Saigon life and traffic under war

HAL BOYLE profiles Saigon in Vietnam noting life inside city limits is perilous for pedestrians while traffic spills into a chaotic social scale from pedal taxis to government chauffeurs. He observes curfews and police actions, then pivots to botanical note on leaf cell formation and chlorophyll loss in early September.

Hal Boyle Saigon South Viet Nam Far East Paris Europe

Court Rules Out Change To Plaza Zoning Plan

Kansas City AP Seven residents of a Country Club Plaza neighborhood won a circuit court ruling Wednesday blocking a $20 million plan to build a 300 room hotel and five 20 story apartment buildings on a 64 acre tract at Wornall Road and Ward Parkway. Judge Alvin C Randall invalidated a city ordinance that changed zoning from single family to high rise apartments, saying the opponents were protected by zoning regulations in effect when they bought their homes.

Kansas City Country Club Plaza Alvin C. Randall Wornall Road Ward Parkway Brush Creek Randall

Gallipoli remembered as costly Allied failure

The 1915 Gallipoli campaign is recalled on its 50th anniversary with veterans Anzacs touring the Dardanelles. Turkish General Mustafa Kemal halted the invasion that began March 18, 1915, after costly Allied losses and stubborn Turkish defense. Churchill’s role remains debated as the campaign ended with 252,000 Allied and roughly equal Turkish casualties and the last troops withdrawn January 9, 1916.

Canarkale Turkey Gallipoli Winston Churchill Dardanelles Germany Sea of Marmara Constantinople Istanbul Russia Medit Mustafa Kemal Kemal Ataturk Huseyin Akdogan Gelibolu Cape Helles Akdogan London Churchill

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