Congress To Change Social Security Laws in Year
Congress plans changes to the Social Security law as it rushes to finish work. The Finance Committee led by Sen Byrd will draft a bill with House and Senate positions on early benefits for wives and disabled children. The plan envisions 62 for widows, 50 for disabled workers, and coverage for certain self employed and doctors, with farm operators excluded.
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Washington
Congress
House
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Senate
Byrd Committee
George
D-Ga
Eisenhower
Tee
New Books At City Library
A range of new titles at the Carnegie Free Library includes Moscow Was My Parish by Georges Bissonnette Pemmican by Vardis Fisher Marriage Is For Two by Frances Bruce Strain and The Literary Market Place 1956 57 a book directory for publishers.
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Carnegie Free Library
Nell Barnaby
Moscow
Georges Bissonnette
Soviet Union
Russia
Pemmican
Vardis Fisher
David Macdonald
Hudsion’s Bay Company
Marrige
Frances Bruce Strain
World Wide News Briefs: Algerian train blast and raids
The French said nationalist rebels blew up a military supply train in eastern Algeria with heavy damage and possible eight dead nine wounded. In Mendoza and San Juan Argentina police seized 72 people over sabotage suspicions. Leningrad collects old Jewish documents are being redistributed to other Soviet libraries per a rabbi from Rockville Centre.
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Fressz Algers
Algeria
Buenos Aires
Mendoza
San Juan
Moscow
Leningrad
George B. Lieberman
Rockville
Center
Long Island
N. Y
Soviet Union
Arlington man admits setting fiery crosses outside Supreme Court justices homes
Ronald Eugene Rowley, 24, of Arlington Virginia, admitted burning crosses outside the homes of Chief Justice Earl Warren and Associate Justice Felix Frankfurter. He posted $20 bond and was released, facing two counts of kindling a bonfire. Police say further crosses were set outside the home of Solicitor General Simon Cobelluff and Mrs. Douglas King in Beltsville Maryland. Rowley allegedly said the act aimed to influence the greater populace against the Supreme Court ruling on school desegregation. FBI and police continue to search for two other men involved.
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Washington
Arlington, Va
Earl Warren
Felix Frankfurter
Ronald Eugene Rowley
Simon E. Cobeluff
Douglas King
Beltsville
Thunderstorms Hit Midwest States, Tornado Strikes Kansas Town
Storms spread across Minnesota Iowa western Illinois Missouri and Kansas with windgusts over 50 mph. A second band stretched from Lower Michigan to Georgia and Ohio with reports of storms. A tornado damaged a home and toppled two boxcars at Barnard Kansas with no injuries reported.
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Minnesota
Iowa
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Lower
Michigan
Ohio
Tennessee
West Virginia
Georgia
Alabama
Plains
New Mexico
Arizona
Plymouth
Mich
Barnard
Kas
Young GOP Head To Support Shaw
HAYS Kas Warren Shaw's bid for the Republican gubernatorial nomination gains backing from Kansas Young Republicans leader Ozie Meckel who told a party meeting the group will rally to Shaw. Meckel accuses Gov Hall and hotel talks of intra party strife while Allis claims negotiations are done.
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Hays
Kas
Warren Shaw
Kansas
Muehlebach
Barney Shaw
Fred Hall Allis
International Hotel Ops
Conrad Hilton
Meckel
Hall
Allis
Bentley Won’t Reveal Evidence In Pardons Corruption Charge
HAYS Kans State Rep Howard Bentley rejects a request from Atty Gen John Anderson Jr for evidence backing his charges of government wrongdoing. Bentley defense cites publicity aims and points to alleged past office misdeeds while criticizing highway contract overpayments and urging Anderson to audit his predecessor. Anderson plans a statement next week on prison pardon investigations and paint contract reviews.
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Legislative Investigating Committee
Anderson
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
State Highway Commission
Topeka
Rehearsal Blues on The Bachelor NBC Spectacular
A backstage look at Steve Allen's two room rehearsal hall as Hal March Carol Haney Jayne Mansfield and Julie Wilson rehearse The Bachelor musical comedy. The crew gather for a live taping with ad lib lines and notes from producer Joe Cates as performers run through scenes and songs. Jayne Mansfield discusses feelings while a poodle naps beneath the table.
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Jane
Hal March
Carol Haney
Hal
Jayne
Jayne Mansfield
Julie Wilson
Carol
Steve
Bylen
Allen
Phil Gluck
Stern
Steve Allen
Ed Sullivan
Joe Cates
Tomor
Honey
Madison Avenue
March
Georgann Johnson
Julie Wilson Surges With Catchy Vocals In Stage Rehearsal
In a bustling rehearsal, Julie Wilson and Hal perform The Girl in the Grey Flannel Suit while Cates critiques stage style. Georgann Johnson and March deliver a hushed whispery love scene, then a bird sighting interrupts with Jayne Mansfield atop Mickey Wargitay’s hands awaiting lunch.
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Cates
Julie Wilson
Miss Wilson
Marek
Julie
Hal
Georgann Johnson
March
Jayne Mansfield
Burt
Jane
Mickey Wargitay
Jayne
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Barry Showalter
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Masonic Big
Pho
City Library
Midwest
The
Associat
Young Gop
Shaw
Muehlebach Sale
Bentley
Rapy Anna Los
Ervin Drake
Caroli Haney
Columbia
Utrillo
Catesi
Picasso
KODAK
Killough Const. Co., Inc
Ottawa
Douglas Bros
Main
Dean Berlin
Bond Club
Cheney Market
Dick Hamm
Ottawa, Kansas
N. Main
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