Senate Agrees To 135 Million Palace In Capitol Buildings
The Senate moved ahead with the Hart Senate Office Building, accepting a 135 million spending limit amid charges of waste and extravagance. Critics called the plan a “palace,” while supporters argued stopping work would be folly given overcrowding and existing expenditures.
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Senate
Palace
Washington
Philip A. Hart Senate
John C. Danforth
D-Mo
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Sen
Jesse Helms
RB N.C
Congressional
Capitol Hill
Rayburn House
Federal
FBI
Pennsylvania Avenue
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Hart
John Chafee
R.I
Chafee
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Magnuson
Longtime Comedian Frank Fontaine Dies at 56 in Spokane
Frank Fontaine known as Crazy Guggenheim collapsed offstage after a benefit show in Spokane. He died of an apparent heart attack following a performance that raised $25,000 for heart research. He was 56, a Cambridge native who rose from vaudeville roots to Ed Sullivan and Gleason’s show, with plans for a coast to coast children's program.
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Spokane
Frank Fontaine
Guggenheim
Danny
Dan Splain
Fontaine
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Splain
FOE
Frankie
Cambridge
Mass
Bowes
Lionel Barrymore
Edward G. Robinson
Jimmy Durante
Cary Grant
James Cagney
Alma
Fontaines
Hollywood
East
Vaughn Monroe
Ed Sullivan
West Coast
Here Comes
the Groom
Jerry Lewis
Rio
Bing Crosby
Boston
Lewis
Jack Parr
Gary Moore
Jack Benny
Jackie Gleason
Crazy Guggenheim
Gleason
P.S
Winchester
Dutch Polio Death Among Vaccine-Protestant Faith
The Netherlands reports its first polio fatality in a 3 month old girl from Meliskerke, Zeeland, amid an outbreak in religious groups opposing immunization. Nearly 100 cases noted. ministry cites premature birth and low resistance as factors. mother refused vaccination for religious reasons.
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Hague
Netherlands
Holland
Meliskerke
Zeeland
Bible Belt
Christian Reformed Churches
8 Year Old To Enter College Young Afghan Genius
An eight year old boy, Sayed Jalal, will become the youngest student at the University of Washington Seattle, taking regular courses with tutoring and a gifted high school program. His family and private sponsors oversaw a rapid 12 years of schooling in 18 months with tutors, while questions remain about comparison with Afghan schooling.
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New York
University of Washington
Seattle
College of
Sayed Jalal
Afghanistan
Halbert Robinson
Jalal
Sayed Karim
Mohammad Anwar
Robinson
Erich Jablot
Brooklyn College
Princeton University
George Booth
Ottawa Kansas Adopts Zoning Redistricting Ordinance No. 2486
The City of Ottawa Kansas passes Ordinance No. 2486 redefining zoning on parts of Block 5 Westview Subdivision and a Willow Street area, moving from R-2 Multi-Family to R Single Family. The ordinance repeals part of the amended zoning map attached to Ordinance No. 2527 and takes effect after publication.
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Kansas
City Planning Commission
City of
Franklin County
Towit
Westview
N.W
N.w.s
Ash Street
Fourteenth Street
Topping Road
Willow Street
Fifteenth Street
Dorothy Nichols
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Barbara J. McCray
Kansas Department of Revenue
Division of Taxation
Southwick Auto Parts
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Rex A. Bowling
Franklin Ca. Kanens
IRO
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South Deli
L & L Cafe
Country Kitchen
N Wellsville
Herald
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Quin Furniture
South Maiine
Montgomery Ward
5Th and Main
Helen Bunch
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Dale D. Laird
M.D
Patrons Plaza
Olathe
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Budge’s
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Jim Bass
Pomona Bicycle Shop
Alcoholics Anonymous
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University of Kansas
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Lou
Suz
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Highway 59
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Topeka
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Keith-Alan Auction Service
Printy and Son
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Kan
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Centrapolis
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Mulberry
Jennie Thomas Turn
McCarthy
Edgerton
OH Furniture
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Eck
ERA Real Estate Academy
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Budge’s Hardware
Rigi¢ Form Inc
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Lee
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North King
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Lane Cedar Chest
South Maine
Williamson and Company
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Dasis Sporting Bauia
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Bob Luce
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Wellsville
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Swallow
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