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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1957
Page
8
Senator Watkins argues that adding a jury trial amendment to the civil rights bill would prevent effective enforcement. He questions convictions from Southern juries in contempt cases and says opponents push for juries to undercut federal court orders.
Washington reports the Agriculture Department estimates it would cost $2.70 per bushel to cut the wheat surplus by 85 million bushels under the soil bank this year. Farmers signed land retirement deals worth about 231 million dollars potentially reducing production to meet market needs, versus $2 per bushel government support for 1957 wheat."
Chanute Kansas moves to pave North Butter Avenue from Elm to Oak with asphalt mat paving and concrete curb and gutter. The ordinance authorizes a levy and installments to fund the project with bonds bearing up to five percent interest.
The U S Chamber of Commerce honors cities for safety initiatives in a Washington ceremony. Joplin and Atchison are named among award recipients for improving community safety efforts and related programs.
Global Briefs Colombo Ceylon announces Russia’s first ambassador to Ceylon, Vladimir G. Yakovlev, arrived in Colombo today and was greeted upon arrival.
The First Church of Christ Scientist presents a talk this evening at 8 o'clock in Memorial Auditorium. The lecture, titled Christian Science The Open Door to Progress, is part of a series under church auspices.
Larry Olson of Stark and Grant High School received the No 1 rating for his cornet solo at the State Music Festival in Emporia. He is the son of Theodore Wallach of Chicago and Mr and Mrs Clifford Olson. Illinois residents from Chanute were in Erie today for a rural event.
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