Labor Leader Blasts Nehru Tito and Liberals
New York AFL-CIO President George Meany denounces Jawaharlal Nehru and Marshal Tito as aides and allies of communism in a speech to the National Religion and Labor Foundation. He attacks U S liberals as too silent on Soviet human rights abuses and warns against McCarthyism among liberals. He spoke at a luncheon where he and Walter Reuther were honored with the foundation's social justice award.
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Students To Appear On KOAM-TV Christmas Pageant
Chanute students will be featured in a Christmas pageant on KOAM-TV tomorrow between 5 and 5 30 p m. Kenneth Tebow directs music for the Senior High School and Junior College. About 20 minutes of air time will be the pageant with madrigal singers and tableaux by Royster Junior High School students under Mrs A S Mannoni and Mrs Alex Mih.
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Mary Alice Haviland
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Shirley Russell
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Judy Jordan
Sue Anderson
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Rosemary Nation
Carol Knox
Sandra Nicewaner
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Ann McCall
Nancy Donaldson
Alice Hazen
Larry Harris
Ed McGinness
John Boydston
George Bareis
Ronald Sandberg
Joe Prather
Kenneth Morford
Memorial Auditorium
State Finance Session Opens In Topeka For 1957 Budget
In Topeka the 1957 fiscal year budget will begin with committees of the Kansas Legislature reviewing the governor’s forthcoming budget report. Budget director James Bibb says committees will start Dec 15 and consider about 250 million dollars in appropriations and revenue plans. The 23 House and 11 Senate members will receive regular pay and expense allowances during the budget session.
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Limited 30 Day Law Restricts January 10 Start
A notice indicates a period starting January 10 limited by law to 30 calendar days, outlining the regulatory constraint and official timing for the affected proceedings.
Topeka School Board OKs $3 Million Bond Issue
The Topeka Board of Education approved a three million dollar bond election to finance the expansion of the city school system. No election date set, but April was suggested. Voters approved a $3 million school bond issue in 1951.
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Thayer Edges Oswego in Nonleague Showdown
Oswego outlasted Thayer 56 to 49 as Thayer failed to overturn a fourth quarter deficit. Tom Stipp led Thayer with 17 points, Jim Shultz added 13, and Oswego’s Marion scored 15. The B game went to Oswego 39 to 36 in OT after Thayer led until the final minute. Friday Thayer hosts Galesburg in Crawnosho League play.
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Cattle and Hog Prices Slide Across Kansas City Market
Kansas City livestock show uneven cattle values with feeders and cows trading mixed. Hogs move slowly with prices 25 to 35 lower than Tuesday. sheep and lambs hold steady with good to prime ranges noted. Parsons Livestock column reports hogs 25 lower top at 10.50 and cattle steady with steers 17.00 to 19.00 and cows 8.50 to 10.50. Kansas City Produce and Chicago markets list eggs, butter, and poultry prices with varied receipts and grades.
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Gunman kills wife and three children then fatally wounds self
Buford V. Calhoun, 32, an ex convict, killed his wife Mary 33 and their three children in their home before morning, then wounded a bystander and later shot himself in a drugstore booth after police cornered him. The incident followed his threat to his sister-in-law.
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Mary
Pamela Sue
Patricia Lou
Bobby Lynn
Warren
Dallas Youth Clings to Life in Hospital
A 19-year-old Dallas youth named John Warren who tried to stop a mass slaying of his mother-in-law and her three children remains clinging to life in a Dallas hospital. The attack left multiple casualties as police investigate the case.
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Kansas Farm Group Favors Soil Bank Plan
Farmers from Kansas 1st District endorsed a soil bank concept at a Holton hearing led by Rep. William Avery. About 22 witnesses shared support for improving farm income and curbing oversupply, though methods varied from compulsory approaches to incentive programs as Rep. Clifford Hope spoke to about 300 attendees.
Chanute Tribune Highlights December 14 1955
Chanute Tribune reports on local news and events in Chanute Kansas for Wednesday December 14 1955. Recaps community notices and updates from area schools churches and civic groups with brief notices and announcements.
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Chanute Tribune
Draft on Congress enacting gram awaits details
A fragment notes that legislation will be enacted by Congress but many details remain to be worked out. The brief hints at ongoing deliberations and unresolved points shaping the final act.
Black Tie Dilemma Haunts Topeka Newsmen
Reporters covering Governor Fred Hall face a problem after receiving invites to a Dec. 20 executive mansion dinner. The governor and Mrs. Hall request black tie attire, and none of the newsmen owns a tuxedo. They must decide how to respond to the formal dress code.
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Topeka
Fred Hall
Executive Mansion
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