Labor Cam paign Debate Shows Gray Areas in Labor Policy
Washington AP reports that Nixon and Kennedy show overlapping positions on labor management despite a perception of sharp contrasts. Nixon pressed steel settlement and favors Taft Hartley style rules, while Kennedy shaped anti corruption union controls andLabor support. AFL CIO scorecards rate Kennedy 100 percent, Nixon 6 percent on labor votes, with broader policy gaps on health care for the aged and minimum wage.
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Washington
Kennedy
Down
John F. Kennedy
Thhan
Nixon
Congress
L Organized Labor
Afl-Cio Committee On Political Education
Afl-Cio
Sunday School Lesson History Is Planned By ROY L. SMITH
ROY L. SMITH outlines the August 7 Uniform Sunday School lesson on Gods love for his children. He contrasts Hebrew faith with Babylonian and Egyptian religions, explaining the plan driven leadership given to Israel, the prophetic call to obedience, and the resulting doctrine that God loves even the wrongdoer and can forgive nations through penitence.
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Hosea
Yahweh
Jehovah
Israel
God
Jesus
Pomona Area Social News Highlights Visitors
Mrs. E. E. Wheeler and daughter from Northridge California visit Mr. and Mrs. J. A Huderson. William Lindberg and family from Kansas City stay with the Harveys Crow. Darrell Crow from Manhattan Beach visits. Audrey Glenn of Sedan visits Aunt D. W. Blackwell. Rebekah Lodge meets with eight present and plans a rummage sale August 19 20. John Dowd Newton and Jess Layton Christie Kathy visit Mrs. Ira Collins.
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E. E. Wheeler
Northridge
Calif
J. A Huderson
William Lindberg
Kansas City
Harvey Crow
Gary
Darrell Crow
Manhattan Beach
Crow
Rebekah
John Dowd
Newton
Jess Layton
Christie
Kathy
Ira Collins
Federal Tax Take In Kansas Shows Seven Month Rise
Kansas receipts of federal tax reach 414 million for the first seven months, a rise of about 9 million from a year ago. July alone brought 33.99 million, down from 1959, while individual income tax and social security withholdings increased, and estate and excise taxes declined.
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Wichita
Kansas
Gus F. Koehler
Internal Revenue
July state tax revenue declines 7.88 percent
Revenue from state taxes fell 7.88 percent in July, first drop in six months, totaling 14,223,117 dollars. Kirchner noted declines across most categories except corporate income tax, with sales down 3.67 percent and individual income tax plunging 49.84 percent while gasoline tax slid 6.19 percent.
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Topeka
John E. Kirchner
Planned Parenthood Approves Oral Contraceptive Enovid
The Planned Parenthood Federation of America medical committee approved Enovid for distribution through its clinics nationwide. Manufactured by G D Searle, the pill requires a doctor's prescription and daily intake during the menstrual cycle. The $10 monthly cost and routine offering alongside other contraceptives were approved, with potential future approvals for other oral contraceptives pending FDA action.
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Planned Parenthood Federation of America
G. D. Searle &Co
Chicago
Food and Drug Administration
Planned Parenthood Committee
Federation
John Rock
Harvard Medical School
Gregory Pincus
The
Worcester Foundation For Experimental Biology
Catholic Leader Sees World Vatican Unity From Congress
In Munich Cardinal Koenig of Vienna urged use of the church’s strength to unite peoples. He spoke at the 37th world eucharistic congress drawing hundreds of thousands to Bavaria and described collaboration with Protestant churches as a path to Latin America Ireland and Spain. He noted dangers in neighboring Communist states but said faith persists and quality rises where persecuted. Jesuit Hans Hirschmann cited Protestant Catholic cooperation cases amid congress activities. Catholics in Munich host Protestant guests as part of mutual study and outreach. A German Catholic archbishop Lorenz Jaeger attends with Lutheran Bavaria bishop Hermann Dietzfelbinger and others.
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Munich
Germany
Franziskus Cardinal Koenig
Vienna
Latin America
Ireland
Spain
Austria
Hans Hirschmann
Frankfurt
Vanits
Carl Wittman
Lorenz Jaeger
Bavaria
Hermann Dietzfelbinger
Weight Control Lesson At Mrs Daugharthy Home
Silver meeting hosted at Mrs. Beverly Daugharthy’s home with Mrs. Glen Jordary presiding. Mrs. C F Farris presented the lesson on Weight Control and Health.
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Silver
Beverly Daugharthy
Glen Jordary
C. F. Farris
TEQUA-Met At The Home Of Mrs Coppoe
The group met at Mrs Louis Coppoes home with Mrs Lake Pattie presenting the first part of a lesson on Weight Control. The next meeting is planned for September with Mrs Irwin Heth. MODERNETTES met with Mrs Harvey Martin and plans were made for the unit to continue activities.
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Tequa
Louis Coppoe
Lake Pattie
Irwin Heth
Harvey Martin
Satisfaction Guaranteed Upholstering and Canvas Repair
Robert Barnes offers furniture upholstery and track seating recovery plus tarps canvas repair. services include canvas awnings at 326 Ash CH 2-8730.
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Robert Barnes
Voting Record in El Dorado Highlights Longtime Republican
AP report notes T B McKinney an El Dorado resident, a 01 year old Republican, has voted in every election since backing James Garfield for president in 1880.
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EL Dorado
T. B. McKinney
James Garfield
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