Strife Tolls Polish Leader as Gierek Hospitalized
In Warsaw AP reports Polish Communist Party chief Edward Gierek, 67, hospitalized after a serious heart disturbance amid record labor unrest. Parliament debates concessions his government made to strikers as Premier Pinkowski pledges to rebuild national confidence and honor promises to workers.
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East Germany
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FTC Plan To Help Used Car Buyers Draws Fire
The FTC proposes a Buyers Guide labeling 14 car systems as OK Not OK or We Dont Know after a seven year probe. Dealers oppose citing added costs and potential guarantees with delivery. public comments due October 7 and final vote expected late this year or early 1961.
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Weep Defends Foreign Policy in Mondale Speech
Vice President Mondale in San Francisco attacked Reagan campaign claims as naive and dangerous. He argued U.S. strength lies beyond arms and asserted America remains superior to the Soviet Union militarily, economically, and morally. He warned against using force to intimidate smaller nations.
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Dole Warns of Farm Crisis at Kansas State Fair
U.S. Senator Bob Dole told Hutchinson residents the agriculture economy faces its worst crisis since the 1930s. He cited drought reducing corn yields about 38 percent, sorghum 44 percent, and soybeans 37 percent in Kansas, criticizing USDA income calculations as masking deeper losses.
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Membership Practices Spur Legislative Snub Of Jaycees
In Topeka the Legislative Coordinating Council rejected Kansas Jaycees and Jaycee Jaynes requests for more Capitol space for their annual mock legislature citing ongoing sex discrimination in the organizations. The Senate allowed Jaycees use of its chamber while the House denied it. all other rooms remained off limits. The groups will again be limited to the Senate chamber for the October 4 event.
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Norman Gaar
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