Minutes of Ladies Fourth Friday Club Program Committee
The Program Committee met at Mrs. Wade Fernley's home. Members discussed inviting President Kennedy or school principal Mr. Sherwood, planned husbands’ night, potential speakers on gambling and literature, and topics on medical care for the aged. Diet talk and jokes surfaced amid extensive planning for next season.
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Wade Fernley
Vernon Cagle
Dairymen’s League
Fred Collander
Vernon
Esther Cagle
Fredda.Holton
Kennedy
Wallace Markley
Fire Department
Heston Hooley
Zelda Cooley
Laswell
Mira McClanny
Socialists eyed as White House advisers critics say
Henry Saylor argues that President’s advisers are socialists and warns that U S welfare programs lead to debt inflation and moral decline. He likens policy makers to British Labour and claims their schemes destroy ambition and merit.
White House Advisers Seen As Socialists
A critical column argues that White House advisers appear socialist in intent and warns the president to foresee and stop a looming political scenario. It compares potential outcomes to Britain's and France's paths and urges decisive action to avoid Soviet linked consequences.
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White House
Alfred Hitchcock
Jimmy Taylor Durante
Theodore C. Sorensen
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
W. W. Heller
David E. Bell
Richard Neustadt
Britainland
France
Britain
Soviet
Agriculture Dept Moves Grain From Estes Warehouses
The Agriculture Department defends plans to move 42 million bushels of grain out of Billie Sol Estes warehouses over about 18 months to save taxpayers money. Critics call the plan atrocious and allege preferential treatment. The department says storage shifts are routine and will reduce taxpayer costs as much grain is already owned by country warehouse operators.
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Washington
Estes
Iowa
Hickenlooper
Histes
Commercial Solvents Corp
New York
Sen
Karl &E. Mundt
R-S. D
Department of Agriculture
Billie Sol Estes
Department
Meany Demands 35 Hour Week at ILGWU Meeting
George Meany president of the AFL CIO urged a 35 hour work week to curb unemployment and criticized the National Association of Manufacturers for inaction. Speaking before 1 100 ILGWU delegates, he said NAM opposes labor reforms and argued reduced hours would boost growth and create jobs for all willing workers.
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Atlantic City
N.J. Cupid
George Meany
Afl-Cio
National Association of Manufacturers
Meany
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
ILGWU
NAM
Quebec Blast Kills Eight in Propane Tank Explosion
An explosion at a two story house in Quebec demolishes the structure and kills six children and two women. Police search the ruins through the night locating victims scattered in the basement and other areas. Nearby families are questioned to determine if anyone else is missing.
Smith Liaison With AF School
Major Dean HE Smith an Air Force Reserve officer based in Scottsdale liaises with an Air Force school to coordinate training and duties. The report notes Smith’s role and affiliations within the reserve unit and his ongoing engagement with the school.
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Dean HE. Smith
Air Force Reserve
Scottadale
Weg
Carpenter completes space feat as Kennedy honors
Scott Carpenter risks his life in Project Mercury aiming for a three orbital mission that matched Glenn. Scientists defend his precision and status as a space pioneer while De Gaulle faces Algeria turmoil. Kennedy awards Carpenter the Distinguished Service Medal amid global news on aviation, politics, and tax reform.
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Carpenter
Ameritecrae
John” Glenn
Local Scouts Win Awards Amid Troop Activities
Committee chairman Lee Mullings awards LANCE BURROW ROBERT WARD and DOUGLAS HARTSHORNE with Second Class pins. Gerald Berkel earns merit badges in camping pets and public speaking. James Byrne gains Public Speaking and Citizenship in the Home. Douglas Breazeale receives Life badge swimming merit badge and assistant senior patrol leader warrant. Willian Crane earns senior patrol leader warrant. Troop plans more awards Monday. Troop committee members Joseph Buehl Marvin Morrisette Arthur Stimson and Harold Berkel led an overnight weekend to Beaver Creek with a fine dinner.
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Gerald Berkel
James Byrne
Douglas Breazeale
Willian Crane
Joseph Buehl
Marvin Morrisette
Arthur Stimson
Harold Berkel
Beaver Creek
Winston Visits Budapest City
UPI reports Henry Winston vice president of the US Communist party is visiting Budapest as a guest of the Hungarian government. He arrived from Moscow last Wednesday and plans to return there after visiting Communist Czechoslovakia and East Germany. Winston spoke with Hungarian journalists but declined interview with Western reporters.
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Budapest
UPI
Henry Winston
Communist Party
United States
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Winston
Troops State Missile Test Off Scotland Coast
London reports the war office states American forces will conduct a missile test near islands off the West Coast of Scotland this summer.
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Troops State
London
Scotland
War Office
Torture Allegations Shake Tennessee Town Details Emerge
A witness testifies that a 30 year old teacher Weinberger was tortured with high voltage shocks and wrist clamps by sheriff deputies during an eviction in Brownsville. Sheriff Tip Hunter denies torture and says clamps aimed to obtain fingerprints failed due to noncooperation. The report notes injuries including eye and back impacts from the devices.
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Lea
Norman
Eri Wester Tn
Tip Hunter
Tennessee
Hunter
Ately
Weinberger
Brownsville
Anderson
Fragments Describe Youth Death In Murky Report
A fragmentary text notes a youth death and muffled details. No clear names or places are readable beyond references to a youth and an unclear event. The item conveys a tragic death with incomplete surrounding information.
Taft-Hartley injunction cited in labor dispute
Fragmentary remarks recount a conference where speakers refer to a Taft-Hartley injunction active this summer. The quoted text notes workers and seagoing interests and mentions a year of flux under the injunction. No clear parties or locations are identifiable from the readable fragments.
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Esther
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