Labor Bill Likely Dead as Eisenhower Presses Congress
Washington AP reports labor legislation shows little life as the Congress nears adjournment. President Eisenhower voiced disappointment that lawmakers have not enacted a bill to curb racketeering and abuses in the labor-management field and urged action before Congress goes home. Secretary Mitchell echoed the appeal while House GOP leader Halleck warned nothing will be done. Speaker Rayburn and Labor Committee Chairman Barden offered no comment.
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Congress Aims to Adjourn Saturday amid Senate court bill debates
Washington AP reports Congress hopes to wind up the current session by Saturday night led by Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson. The Senate weighed measures to curb Supreme Court powers and to shield state laws from federal rulings, while House and Senate standoff delayed space and foreign aid legislation and a debt ceiling increase.
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Lane Area Social Notes From Topeka and Kansas City Guests
Miss Eva Porter of Topeka visited Mr and Mrs Earl Porter and family. Liberty residents Mr and Mrs James Lee and Mr John Lee stayed with Willard Lee family. Marvin Johnson attended the State Fair in Sedalia. Eadene Howard returned home from Kansas City. Charles Cunningham and Alvin Ralston with families from Kansas City spent weekend at Cunningham home. Ora Cunningham recovering in Kansas City. James Creighton and girls with Mrs Alfred Harris visited. Elda Triplett and Raymond Gia went to Vinita Oklahoma Sunny. Herbert Kersley of Kincaid visited Marvin Johnson family. Dinner at Carl Jones home celebrated 25th wedding anniversary Aug 12. Della Barr returned to Kansas City after visiting Alice Christian.
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Postal Honor To Rep. Ed Rees
Rep. Ed Rees received honorary life membership in the National Association of Postmasters for meritorious services to the postal service and nation. The honor recognized his role as top Republican on the House Post Office and Civil Service Committee. Rep. Tom Murray was named another committee member.
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