Eisenhower Heads for Rocky Mountain Fishing Vacation
President Eisenhower begins a real vacation with a trip to Fraser Colorado for several days of trout fishing at Byers Peak Ranch. He will be joined by his grandson David and will play golf at Cherry Hills before driving to the camp, after a stop at Lowry Air Force Base.
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Rocky Mountains
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Colo
Continental Divide
Byer’s Peak Ranch
Aksel Nielsen
Eisenhower
David
Estes Park
Lowry Air Force Base
Cherry Hills Country Club
John
Doud Eisenhower
Washington
Lowry
Cherry Hills
Dan Thornton
Colorado
William W. Flenniken
Rip Arnold
Walnut Library board met with new book gifts and community ties
Walnut Library board met Tuesday at the Library Building with members Pryor Carson Bohlander Hunter approving new acquisitions Life is Eternal by Irving Stone Sweet Thursday by Steinbeck Blowing Trouble of a Star by Bohlander. The Walnut Farm Bureau unit donated a trunk of fifty books to the library for public access amid several local visitations and notices.
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Mmes
Helen Pryor
Viola Carson
Bertha Smith
Fern Bohlander
E. A. Hunter
Irving Stone
Legion Auxiliary
Matilda Simon
Stienbeck
Kietha
Bohlander
Walnut Unit
Farm Bureau
Felix Dowling
Forrest
Dowling
Terri
Derby
J. P. Brown
Junction City
Harry Little
Ray Brown
St. Paul
Bill Shattuck
Jimmy
Bellflower
Calif
Baptists, Stark Win Church League Softball Games
The EUB No 1 defeated First Baptist 9 to 1 at Highland Park. In the second game Stark beat EUB No 2 7 to 5 as J Leroy pitched for EUB and Dahlstrom for Stark.
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First Baptist
Highland Park
Stark
Johnson
Eub
Hall
J. Leroy
Dahlstrom
Baptists
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Communist China flag lowered at Paris Young Men's conference
In Paris the flag of Communist China was hauled down at the 22nd Universal Conference of the Young Men's Christian Association, after it had been raised with other nations. Nationalist Chinese delegates protested and threatened to quit. No Peiping delegates are present at the meeting.
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Paris
China
Christian Assa
Peiping
Taipet
Formosa
Communist Air Force
Foochow
Defense Ministry
Taiao
Interior Ministry
Tate
Linz
Austria
Unclear fragmentary dispatches from Global News archive
A series of brief, fragmentary reports describe incidents in Europe and Asia, including damage by Russian soldiers near Urfahr, a Will Rogers and Wiley Post memorial ceremony in Fairbanks, Okinawa invasion training by US troops, a Johore sultan birthday celebration in Singapore, and shifting Chinese air force units near Foochow.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Will Rogers
Wiley Post
Singapore
Far East
Johore
Malaya
Sultanah
Telephone call records kept for one week inquiry
A question asks if a person ever tracked all calls made and received over a seven day period. The item focuses on personal record keeping and call logging practices. It implies interest in data privacy and behavioral habits.
Senator Warns Geneva Talks May Aid Russia
Senator O Ma honey argues that Russia could gain a military edge from discussions on peaceful nuclear energy use at Geneva. He supports risk to showcase U S aims for peacetime energy while warning Moscow could exploit new atomic potential. Senator Kuchel says safeguards protect sensitive information and prevent military fallout.
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O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Russia
United States
Geneva
Sen. Kuchel
R-Calif
U.S
Meeting and later conferences undermine communist aims
The report cites remarks that meetings and subsequent conferences undermine the warlike intentions of the Communist nations. It emphasizes vigilance against diplomatic talks that could soften opposition and hinder military resolve.
Train Hits Panel Truck at Crossing Injuring Driver
Henry Gearhart was driving a panel truck over a railroad crossing when a train struck the vehicle, hurling it into debris. Gearhart suffered facial cuts and a bruised arm and was later charged with reckless driving.
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Baltimore
Henry Gearhart
Gearhart
K State Announces Scholarship Winners
Kansas State College announces five business administration scholarships totaling $1,000 funded by the First National Bank of Manhattan. Winners include Dorothy Faye Crotinger of McCracken and Mildred, named by Max Milbourn, chairman of the general scholarship fund.
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Manhattan
Kansas State College
Max Milbourn
First National Bank of Manhattan
Dorothy Faye Crotinger
McCracken
Mildred
Notable Kansas Scholars Named for Professional Promise Awards
Mulkey of Topeka Wendell Lee Cowan of Natoma Bobby Dean Sellberg of Lindsborg and Charles Robert Smith of Vesper receive awards based on professional promise and scholastic achievement. A typical American family spends 15 percent of its food budget on milk and milk products providing 30 percent of the family's nutritional needs.
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