Garnett Citizen Fighting Litter Crusade Launched
Bertilla Brummel, operator of Brummel's hatchery and state litter chairman for the Associated Garden Clubs of Kansas, promotes a 10 commandment litter code. She works with a local group planting shrubs at Lake Park and appeared with Gov. Avery as May was named Keep Kansas Beautiful Month.
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Bertilla Brummel
Brummel’s
Associated Garden Clubs of
Kansas
Bertilla
Lake Park
Topeka
William Avery
Shealso
Auto Makers Say Safety Issue Slows Car Sales
DETROIT AP two top auto leaders report safety concerns hurting sales. Ford President Arjay Miller cites a slowdown in production amid auto safety debate. American Motors President Roy Abernethy adds that the issue has hit industry activity.
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Detroit
Arjay Miller
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Roy Abernethy
American Motors
Chrysler
Lynn A. Townsend
General Motors
James M. Roche
Abraham Ribicoff
Dconn
Abernethy
Miller
Falcons Sign 245-Pound Guard Grimm from Green Bay
ATLANTA AP The Atlanta Falcons announced that Dan Grimm a 245 pound guard formerly with Green Bay has signed a 1966 contract after being acquired in Februarys expansion draft. The piece notes varying sales impact from Washington hearings and automotive industry production slowdowns including Ford GM and Chrysler, with Ford reducing May car quota and GM idling plants.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Falcons
Dan Grimm
Green Bay
Automotive
Ford
Australians Favored in Opening Federation Cup Play
In Turin Italy APA report says Margaret Smith Australia's top player was absent yet Australia remains favored as the 21 nation Federation Cup Tennis Tournament opens. The United States is seeded second in the event, dubbed the Davis Cup for women.
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Turin
Italy
Margaret Smith
Australia
United States
Small Businessman Nominated to Head SBA
Washington AP President Johnson named Bernard L Boutin a small businessman with 10 children as nominee to head the Small Business Administration. Boutin, 42, born in Belmont New Hampshire, led GSA and OEO roles since 1961 and vows to run the SBA with a free hand under the President. He cites firsthand payroll and credit challenges from a life of small enterprise.
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Johnson
Small Business Administration
Bernard L. Boutin
Alice
Boutin
SBA
Senate
John F. Kennedy
General Services Administration
Office of Economic Opportunity
Antipoverty
Lfe
New Hampshire
Belmont
N.H
St. Michael's College
Winooski
Laconia
Destruction of Worn Money Sparks Grin on Work
Edwin Leforte, head of the Destruction Committee in the Treasury, oversees burning of worn out $1 to $50 bills in two large furnaces. Daily take ranges from $31 million to $50 million, with security guards watching over the process. Ashes are sifted to remove any bill fragments, and money is taken out of circulation by Federal Reserve banks. The Federal Reserve notes have varying lifespans from 18 months for $1 bills to almost nine years for $50 bills.
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Edwin A. Leforte
Treasury Department
Leforte
Federal Reserve Banks
The
Treasury
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