Senate Leader Pushes War Claims Bill Reform
Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield backs revamping the Philippines war claims bill after disclosure of lobbyist gifts to lawmakers. The Foreign Relations Committee testified that John A. O Donnell stood to gain up to 500000 dollars in fees. Mansfield supports Fulbright’s amendment for a lump sum to the Philippine government.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Congress
Mansfield
Montanan
John A. O'Donnell
Clement J. Zablocki
D-Wis
George P. Mil Miller
D-Calif
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
O'Donnell
Liam Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
Philippines
Fulbright
O’donnell
Radar Traffic Device Up for Sale Cheap
Leon Valley Texas AP reports radar traffic gadget priced at 985 dollars. new mayor R C Adair and four council members won April 2 vows to abolish the speed trap. They replaced the three man police force with a town marshal while traffic remains controlled on State Highway 16 near schools.
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Leon Valley
Tex
R. C. Adair
Adair
South Texas
San Antonio
Chanute Senior High names 77 on honor rolls
Chanute High School announces 77 students named to the second six weeks honor rolls. Fifty four are on the Principal's list with 2.50 or higher and 23 on the Regular list with 2.25 to 2.49.
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Chanute High School
Dr Smith to Speak at Chamber Meeting Dinner
Dr Arthur A Smith vice president and economist with First National Bank of Dallas will speak at the Chamber of Commerce annual meeting at the Masonic Temple at 6 30 p m Tuesday About 150 guests expected Reservations for the meal must be made by 5 p m Monday The program includes brief remarks by Mahlon Morley and Fred Harris and music by a student group under Harold Tarpley The meeting ends by 8 15 to avoid conflicting with a nationally known band at Memorial auditorium
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Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Temple
Arthur A. Smith
First National Bank of Dallas
Chamber
Smith
Bank
Southwestern Graduate School of Banking
Dallas
Greater Dallas
Missouri State College
Springfield
Peabody College
Nashville
Cornell University
Ithaca
N.Y
American Economic Assn
National Assn. of Business Economists
American Statistical Assn
National Municipal League
Rotary
Mahlon Morley
Fred Harris
Harold Tarpley
Duff Wagoner
First Methodist Church
Ray Hutchison
First Baptist Church
Mies
Betty Butcher
E. E. Zastrow
S. A. Mannoni
Hazel Slane
Sunflower Chapter
CBS
Memorial Auditorium
AEC Plans Evacuation Near Underground Explosions
The Atomic Energy Commission will evacuate the area around its planned underground nuclear explosions this summer as a precaution. A safety survey begins Monday and should take about two weeks to define the evacuation zone. The first detonation in the Yatum Salt Dome near Hattiesburg is tentatively set for midsummer, possibly July.
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Purvis
Miss
Atomic Energy Commission
James E. Reeves
Las Vegas
Nev
AEC
Yatum
Hattiesburg
Nike Zeus Test Firing At White Sands Range
The Army successfully fired a Nike Zeus missile Thursday night from an underground cell at White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico.
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White Sands Missile Range
N.M
White Sands Range
Grand Jury backs parental visits to juvenile facility
The Fayette County Grand Jury urges the Juvenile Court to require parents of delinquent youths to visit Kentucky Village, the state correctional home for juveniles, before their children commit offenses warranting confinement. The proposal aims to improve supervision and prevent future wrongdoing.
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Lexington
Fayette County
Grand Jury
Kentucky Village
Grasslands Tour Views Ranch Practices in Oklahoma
A Chanute group toured 30 000 acres of grasslands and 9 000 cattle at Adams Ranch Foraker Oklahoma over two days. Twenty two farmers specialists and businessmen participated including Bill Dickson John Gorton Earl Reinhardt and Jim Adams. The trip, sponsored by the county agriculture extension council and the Chamber of Commerce agriculture committee, also included a visit to the Cod ding Armour cattle improvement and bull performance testing station at Foraker.
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Chanute
Adams Ranch
Foraker
Okla
Bill Dickson
John Gorton
Earl Reinhardt
Wilbur Hines
Glen Neely
Glen Womeldorff
Glen Powers
Joe Leaming
Harry Rash
Lawrence Dick
Jim Benton
Bob McClean
Dale Steinman
Riley Graham
Carmen Cooley
Charles Broadwell
Jim Adams
Ross Cooper
Gerald Hiser
Merle Tennis
Albert Smith
John Waltermire
County Agriculture Extension Council
Agriculture Committee of the
Chamber of Commerce
Codding Armour
Boxing Results From Across Cities Reported By AP
Lou Gutierrez stopped Joe Gomes in Worcester. George Edwards outpointed Eddy Fabb in Miami. Don Fullmer defeated Eddie Andrews in Reno. Bill McMurray beat Johnny Lynch Collins in Boise.
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Associated Press
Worcester
Mass
Lou Gutierrez
Nicaragua
Joe Gomes
Miami
George Edwards
Panama
Eddy Fabb
Fort Lauderdale
Reno
Nev
Don Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Eddie Andrews
Boise
Idaho
Bill McMurray
Sacramento
Calif
Johnny
Tiger
Lynch Collins
Washburn Dominates Peru State 102 34 in Track Meet
Washburn University tops Peru State College 102 to 34 in a track meet. Central Methodist defeats Missouri, 80 to an unknown score, as college track action continues.
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Associated Press
Washburn
Peru
Neb
Central Methodist
Missouri
Rusk Defends Laos Neutral Path in Geneva Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told the American Society of Newspaper Editors that Laos should remain free to develop an independent and neutral existence under the Geneva accords. Separately a Wallops Island Aerobee rocket barely missed Explorer 17 on a close intercept test, Alarm over potential damage noted by physicist Richard Horowitz. National income rose to a record $458 billion last year aided by $51.5 billion in corporate earnings, the Commerce Department said.
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Washington
Laos
Dean Rusk
United States
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Wallops Island
U.S. Space Agency
University of Michigan
Wallops
National Aeronautics and Space
NASA
Richard Horowitz
Commerce Department
Seminary Student Fred Yoos to Deliver First Presbyterian Sermon
Fred Yoos a senior at McCormick Theological Seminary in Chicago will give the sermon at First Presbyterian Church Sunday at 10 45 a m He is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Yoos of Pittsburg formerly of Chanute where his father was vice principal of Senior High and assistant dean of the Junior College. Yoos is a Chanute High School and Kansas University graduate and will graduate from McCormick next month He has served in the Army and spent time overseas in Italy He will be examined for ordination by the Presbytery of Neosho at Oswego on Saturday.
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Fred Yoos
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chicago
First Presbyterian Church
Yoos
Charles Yoos
Pittsburg
Chanute
Fred
Chanute High School
Kansas University
McCormick
Italy
Presbytery of
Neosho
Oswego
Penny tossed from ship sinks for hours to ocean bottom
A penny dropped into the deepest ocean would descend for several hours before reaching the seafloor, illustrating extreme depths and the slow rate of underwater descent.
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Wayne Umbarger
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Joanne Halloran
Karen Kreider
Judy Kay Wilson
Margie Alger
Tina Berry
Kathy Rose
Diana Weber
Pam Wilson
Margie Wortman
Andrea Evans
Tom Pate
Warren Fitch
Deedra Lucas
Alvin Seefeldt
Cindy Allen
Sharon Hotchkiss
Dean Youngberg
Don Potter
Pat Baughman
Mallory
Marsha Morton
Linda Mike Bower
Steve Chandler
Winckier
Bruce Menson
Nancy Colvin
Bill Goodwin
Carolinia Madill
Rita Moore
Don Ogden
Judy Ricketts
O'Connor
Gary Trammell
Leah Babcock
Bill Dawson
Terry Stark
Paula Whit
Robert Lett
Janet Kelly
Caroline Christmas
Susie Fickel
Christine Galt
Cindy Harris
David Oyler
Karen Poos
Don Baughn
Evelyn Carroll
Steve Walker
Barbara Banta
Ronald Kuhns
Judy Perkins
Nike Zeus
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