Federal Power a State Sore Spot
A. L. Dutch Shultz reports governors at Atlantic City dispute centralization of federal power over education health and welfare and tax policy. They condemn Washington control of highway funds gas taxes and highway routing while urging states to fund own needs and resist federal mandates. Governors from Langlie Kohler Jausche Shivers Simpson Craig warn of rising costs and loss of local autonomy.
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Topeka
Washington
Atalantic City
Arthur B. Langlie
Langlie
Walter J. Kohler
Rwis
Kohler
Frank Jausche
Ohio
Allan Shivers
Dtex
William R. Simpson
Rwva
George N. Craig
R-Ind
Highway safety and tax policy debates across governors
Governors push rigid safety laws and universal speed limits amid concerns that powerful vehicles threaten road safety. Leaders like Lausche urge highway upkeep funding and critique tax schemes. The conference avoids controversy while states pursue tax policy changes. Local notices mix social updates and community obituaries with ongoing farm and church events. Investment in U. S. Savings Bonds closes the passage.
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Cal
Lausche
Rantoul News Briefs Include Local Weddings and Visits
Madge Evans and David Miller united in marriage June 29 in Ottawa. They reside with his parents north of Rantoul. Numerous local residents and visitors are noted, including J. W. Goodwin of Dallas visiting Charles Goodwin and family, and trips by Floyd Jackson and others to Colorado Springs and various points. Several local families host dinners, visits, and social events with relatives from Ottawa Topeka Garnett and beyond.
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Aider
Rey
Carl Grondorf
Coffeyville
Presbyterian Camp
Donald Welton
Reading
Madge Evans
Rufus Evans
David Miller
L. G. Miller
Ottawa
Rantoul
J. W. Goodwin
Dallas
Texas
Charles Goodwin
Goodwin
Floyd Jackson
Colorado Springs
Fayne Lathen
Elsie Wilson
R. B. Shoemaker
Willard Miller
Ray Detwiler
Ralph Bloomer
Eber Swanson
Mary Ann Poe
Sondra Jo
Frank Boone
Linda
Camden Point
C. B. Jackson
Herbert Shaffer
Kansas City
Kas
Melvin Schwartz
Dorothy Inman
Dee Spencer
Arei
Oklahoma
Everett Gilbert
Brice
Topeka
Steraj
Dunkin
Dale
Gale Gilbert
John Macklin
Garnett
M. R. Stevenson
Jim Bloomer
Sunflower Village
James Coleman
Bruce
Bonner Springs
J. D. Moon
Ernest Miller
Melvin Miller
Frank Miller
Robert Miller
Greeley
Russell Miller
Wellsville
Ralph Coler
Pleasant Valley Social Roundup Notes
Pleasant Valley residents hosted and visited across the weekend with many neighbors Wiry names include Robert and Donald Scott Bert Broer Carl Scott Pam Myers and Geryl Broer along with Marie Broer Will Spitzli Clifford O Connor and Harold Carpenter Several guests attended services at the M E B Church in Eudora for Will Spitzli and an aunt's funeral in Buffalo New York.
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Robert
Donald Scott
Carl Scott
Lester Thompson l
Hartford
Ross O'Connor
Bert Broer
Jim O'Connor
Broers
Royce Myers
Pamela Myers
Geryl Broers
Pete Wiseman
Drexel
Carl Butell
Martha
Harold Carpenter
Timmie
Ralph ‘O'Connor
Genel O’connor
Windell Broer
Marie Broer
Earl
Otto Spitzli
Marie Broers
Will Spitzli
M. EB
Eudora
Clara Young
Buffalo
New York
Shift Pacific Headquarters To Hawaii
The United States shifts its top Far East command from Tokyo to Hawaii effective September 1, consolidating the Far East and Pacific commands. Adm. Felix Stump to lead U S forces in the theater. Gen. Lemnitzer remains Far East commander and UN force head. No major unit shifts planned. U N command moves to South Korea.
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Washington
U.S
Far East
Japan
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor
Defense Department
Army
Navy
Pacific- Asiatic
Adm
Felix Stump
Pacific
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
U.S. Far East
United Nations
Tokyo
U.N
South Korea
Defense
Pentagon says pew program trims overseas headquarters staff
A Pentagon spokesman described the pew program as reducing manpower at Air Defense Command in Colorado Springs and moving fewer personnel to headquarters in the Far East Alaska and the Northeast. Some Congress members criticized the size of certain headquarters staffs.
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Air Defense Command
Colorado Springs
Cola
Pentagon
Pew
Far East
Alaska
Northeast
Congress
Wage talks at Boeing Plant in Wichita
Union representatives and Boeing officials planned two meetings to avert a strike at the Wichita plant. Mayor Dave Tesler invited negotiators to meet at 9 a.m. and federal conciliators scheduled talks for 10 a.m. The IAM represents 16,000 of 27,000 workers and has authorized a strike at midnight Sunday if issues remain unresolved.
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Wichita
Boeing Airplane Co
Boeing
Dave Tesler
International Assn. of
Stations To View Earth Satellite
Washington committee recommends at least 10 radio and 13 telescope equipped stations to study the earth satellite. Hugh Odishaw lists suggested locations for the IGY Western Hemisphere conference in Rio de Janeiro and notes the plans are only preliminary. More stations are hoped as nations participate in the IGY.
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Washington
Hugh Odishaw
U.S
National Committee
International Geophysical Year
IGY
Rio de Janeiro
Odishaw
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