Governors Seek More U S Help At Conference
Governors ended their three day meeting in Miami Beach urging greater federal participation. They resisted returning vocational education and sewer aid to states without safeguards while asking for civil defense shelter funding migrant relief and highway reimbursement. They also called for a White House bipartisan recession program and elected Freeman and Collins to lead next year.
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California Law Requires US and state flags flown together
California law mandates that when the US flag is flown at half staff on May 28 and 29, a California state flag of equal size must also be at half staff. If on the same pole, the Bear flag goes beneath the Stars and Stripes. Flags must be displayed during business hours in public and private spaces, in courtrooms, at meetings, and carried at parades by official and military groups.
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Woman Writer Dies in Cincinnati After Musical Honors
Mrs. Mary Stanbery Watts, a prolific Cincinnati author of 14 historical novels published between 1908 and 1924, died at her home on Wednesday. She won 89. Her best known work was Nathan Burke, set in Ohio’s Scioto River country, published in 1510.
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Parade marks 44th Ladies Oriental Shrine convention
Margaret Leiber in a harem dancer costume leads an Oriental band from Dayton Ohio through downtown Phoenix Arizona on Wednesday. The parade showcases the 44th annual convention of the Ladies Oriental Shrine of North America with about half of the 1,750 delegates participating.
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Lana Turner seeks dismissal of stabbing suit
Lana Turner and her attorneys move to dismiss a 3.75 million suit filed by John Stompanato Jr. The action also names Turner’s 14 year old daughter Cheryl, who fatally stabbed her mother’s boyfriend, as part of the counter-demurrer filed Wednesday alleging the complaint is ambiguous and “sacramental.”
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Meany urges government audit power for unions and business
AFL-CIO President George Meany told Congress the government should have power to inspect financial records of both employers and labor organizations to curb corruption. He outlined 16 proposals including public disclosure, federal penalties, and oversight, while favoring union democracy largely through internal reforms.
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Pioneer Builder Dies in Minneapolis at 51
E Pepatiee E Joern of La Grange Park Illinois a pioneer in shopping center development and immediate past president of the National Urban Land Institute died Wednesday in Minneapolis.
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Glaucoma the Sinister Halo in June Readers Digest
A concise account from a reader’s experience explains glaucoma as pressure on the optic nerve that can cause blindness, but a simple test and timely treatment can prevent it. The June Readers Digest features this piece along with other enlightening articles.
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