Congress Junket Season Signals Arm Soreness Ahead
Washington August 25 show lawmakers braced for a busy junket season with many members set to travel abroad on official business at taxpayer expense. A judiciary subcommittee sails Friday on the Queen Mary for six weeks to England and Europe to study population trends and immigration issues.
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Voice Of U S Replies To Red Quiz On Democracy
The Voice of America answered a Moscow quiz question defining a people s democracy as not a true democracy and not belonging to the people. The broadcast says such a system centers state power in Communist bosses, with forced labor camps and lower living standards than the Soviet Union.
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Deserted Wives Seek Aid After Garvey Promise
In Phoenix the Deserted Wives press for support as Gov Garvey pledges action. Maricopa County Attorney's Office reports 19 wives interviewed at a family day event and many calls urging enforcement. Officials question funding and potential prosecutions for family desertion.
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Robert S. McKellar Dies Retired Lawyer in Phoenix
Robert S. McKellar 64 a retired attorney died Tuesday in a Phoenix rest home Funeral services were pending. He lived in Phoenix five years and was born in Stillwater Minnesota He served on the Glasgow Montana school board and as Valley County Montana county attorney He was a legal adviser with the U S Army Engineers in Glasgow and Denison Texas for seven years before retiring in 1940 He is survived by a son and a daughter.
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Hurricanes and Train Crash Hit Eastern Scene
Two tropical storms moved north near the Atlantic coast with Harry's hurricane brushing Cape Hatteras and another disturbance passing north of Turks Island. A boatman drowned off North Carolina while a Phoenix train truck collision caused minor damage and no injuries.
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Globe Student Wins Chicago Scholarship
Shelton Holley of Globe was among 240 students from 32 states the District of Columbia Hawaii and Italy awarded scholarships to the University of Chicago. Holley who was graduated from the Globe school was named in the announcement.
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High School Scholar Receives Renewable College Award
Tursen Daily Citizen Globe reports a 17 year old student, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas J Holley, received a $540 scholarship for the third year of college. Scholarships are renewable based on academic performance and range from $270 to $1 050.
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