Bill S1 dead for term ends stalled in Senate debate
Washington AP reports Bill S1 to overhaul federal criminal law is dead for the session after liberal versus conservative deadlock over provisions such as secrecy death penalty and wiretapping. Sponsors McClellan and Hruska offered concessions with no response, leaving no House action before adjournment.
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Washington
Congress
Ilisghter
John L. McClean
D-Ark
Roman L. Hruska
R-Neb
McClellan
Hruska
Senate
House
Hugh Scott
Christmas Reunion Survives Long Drive for Ringlers
Mary Ringler of Forest Park Georgia underwent open heart surgery in Atlanta on March 2 after a high risk illness. Her husband Sandy Ringler and Owens-Illinois colleagues supported her during a 51 hour procedure and recovery period. The Arble family in Grafton celebrated Christmas in May to honor her recovery and continued family tradition of gathering for major holidays.
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Bob Arble
W. Boyd St
Grafton
Arbles
Louise Arble
Mary Ringler
Bill Byrd
Bob and
Louise
Sanford
Sandy” F. Ringler
Forest Park
Georgia
Ringlers
Arble
Ringler
West Virginia
Mary Ringer
Mary
North Carolina
Mannington
Nelita
Johnny
Helen Haught
Owens Illinois
Investigation widens probe into ethics in Hays case
Washington AP investigators seek to separate morality from legality in Elizabeth Ray’s allegations that other congressmen beyond Wayne Hays had sexual relations with House employees. They warn that coercing sex for pay could breach laws on misuse of federal funds as pressure grows for Hays to quit leadership roles.
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Washington
Elizabeth Ray
Wayne Hays
House
Miss Ray
Congress
Hays
House Administration Committee
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Thomas P. O'Neill
Ken Hechler
D-W.va
James Corman
Dcalif
Wayne
Mendel Davis
Davis
Ohio
South Carolina
Dick Cavalli a Cartoonist Who Keeps Distracting Toys Close
In a 1930s Brooklyn classroom daydreams fuel Dick Cavalli’s path to fame as creator of Morty Meekle and Winthrop. He recalls early schooling, NY’s School of Visual Arts, NEA work, and a life orbiting distraction from a studio above his garage. Cavalli details routines, studio chaos, ideas via character study, and views on the evolving comic strip scene. He also notes family life with two children and his nontraditional schedule.
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Dick Cavalli
Cavalli
NEA
Winthrop
Morty Meekle
Truman
Bill
GI Cavalli
School of Visual Arts
New York City
Writer's Digest
New York
Morty
Jill
Boomer
Little Winthrop
McPartland
Torrie
Cassie
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