No Federal Aid Needed by State To Pay Jobless
Kansas Governor George Docking said the state does not need federal funds to extend unemployment benefits, citing a surplus and declining unemployment. The extension could add 10 weeks of benefits for insured workers who have exhausted benefits since last June 30, totaling 7,900 eligible workers at $34 per week.
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Kansas City
Kansas
George Docking
Eisenhower
Docking
R. L. Warrentine
Legion Wins At Wichita In 1-0 Shutout
Chanute American Legion baseball forges a 1-0 victory over Wichita Aces at Wichita last night. Pat Fulkerson and Junior Lindblad shared pitching duties with Lindblad finishing after Fulkerson left in the fifth. David Durham caught and Chanute hosts Caney at 7:30 in City Park tonight then faces Lawrence Saturday and Topeka Sunday for a doubleheader.
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Chanute
American Legion Baseballers
Wichita Aces
Wichita
Pat Fulkerson
Junior Lindblad
Fulkerson
Lindblad
David Durham
Caney
City Park
Lawrence
Topeka
French deputies adjourn for summer. Nasser backs Cyprus independence
Paris deputies grant Oct. 7 adjournment as Charles de Gaulle gains parliamentary inactivity while salaries of 280000 francs continue. In Cairo, Nasser backs Cyprus independence. in London, Queen Elizabeth II’s cousin announces engagement to Mary Brennan. Heat in Bihar kills 100. in Yokosuka a U S airman confesses strangling a bar girl, claiming she asked to be killed.
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National Assembly
Charles de Gaulle
France
London
Elizabeth II
Elizabeth
Church of England
Earl of Strathmore
Kinghorne
Mary Brennan
Miss Brennan
Yokosuka
Japan
U.S. Navy Today
James W. Newmaster
Auburn
Calif
Naval
Yasuko Wakatsuchi
United States
Newmaster
Bell Prices Boost Hearing Start in July
TOPEKA AP A hearing will start July 26 on Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. request to raise prices. The action covers telephone installations and some rate adjustments.
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Topeka
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Kansas Hearing Set On Telephone Rates Increase
The Kansas Corporation Commission set a hearing date and allowed Farmers Mutual Telephone Co., Gaylord, to raise monthly rates by 50 cents. The new total is 1812 dollars per year, affecting 302 customers, as part of a 62 million dollar Kan sas construction plan. The company said long distance service would total about 960000 dollars annually to attract capital.
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Kansas
Kansas Corporation Commission
Farmers Mutual Telephone Co
Gaylord
Pilot Failure Likely In Mexican Crash
Mexican airliner crash that killed 45 people including 14 Americans and two Canadians was most likely caused by pilot error, according to Gen. Alberto Salinas Carranza. The Constellation, flying from Tijuana to Guadalajara, struck a 7,500 foot peak. victims included residents of California.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
Alberto Salinas Carranza
Mexican Civil Aviation
Alfonso Cecena
Carranza
Tijuana
Aeronaves de Mexico
Constellation
California
Eisenhower Delays Central American goodwill tour
Dr Milton S Eisenhower cancels a planned goodwill tour to Guatemala El Salvador Nicaragua Honduras Costa Rica and Panama citing scheduling difficulties. State Department spokesman Lincoln White said there is no known link to recent Nixon visit troubles in South America. Eisenhower is president of Johns Hopkins University and brother of the President.
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Washington
Milton S. Eisenhower
State Department
Lincoln White
Nixon
Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Guatemala
el Salvador
Nicaragua
Honduras
Costa Rica
Panama
Retail Sales Show Gain In March
Lawrence reports March retail sales tax collections rose to 3 749 556 dollars, up 17.3 percent from February but 0.2 percent above March 1957. For the year ending March, total statewide collections reached 46 907 260 dollars, up 5.7 percent from the prior year. The February 1958 to February 1957 map shows a 0.6 percent statewide decline, with 53 counties up and 52 down. Western counties outpaced eastern ones, Cheyenne county up 56.1 percent for the third time. Twelve counties posted gains of 20 percent or more. twenty counties saw declines over 10 percent. Major groups driven gains were food 3.7 percent, automotive 8.6 percent, general merchandise 7.8 percent. professional and personal services rose 81.1 percent while apparel fell 2.1 percent, furniture 2.9, lumber and building 0.6, public utility 26.7, unclassified retail 5.1, farm and garden 0.3, and manufacturing and trade 9.9.
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Lawrence
Kansas
University of Kansas Bureau of Business Research
Cheyenne
Gaiing
Nun Released From Vows To Wed After Papal Dispensation
In Florence Italy a man thought dead returns and marries Alba Guidotti a nun who received Pope Pius XII permission to leave her Benedictine vows. Alba and Rinaldo Matesini wed after years of waiting and church deliberation.
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Florence
Italy
Falciano
Alba Guidotti
Rinaldo Matesini
Rinaldo
Alba
Greece
Pius XII
Fabiano
Italian Bridegroom’s Wedding Receives Holy See Blessing
Italian newspapers report attention to a wedding now confirmed by Fabiano church authorities as having the blessing of the Holy See. The Vatican's seal is cited as ensuring the ceremony has papal approval for the couple and their union.
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Fabiano
Holy See
Farm Opportunities Are Attractive
Dr. James A. McCain president of Kansas State College told 1,300 Kansas 4-H roundup delegates that farming offers attractive opportunities. He said Kansas is an island of prosperity amid recession and cited a healthy livestock industry and an upcoming large wheat harvest.
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Manhattan
Kas
James A. McCain
Kansas State College
Kansas
McCain
Wed in Furor Divorce Quiet for Milwaukee Couple
A young Milwaukee society pair Mary Werner and Lee Cummings Jr. divorced quietly after a wedding that drew across religious disputes and parental lawsuits. Judge William Grambling granted Mrs Cummings a divorce on cruelty grounds. she retained her maiden name and received wedding gifts and furnishings instead of alimony.
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Milwaukee
Mary Werner
Lee Cummings Jr
Cummings
W. T. Cummings Sr
Wyncote
Philadelphia
Arnold Werner
William Grambling
Independence Beauty Miss GOC of Kansas
Miss Rita Jarvais, 25, Independence, Kansas, was named Miss Ground Observer Corps of Kansas at the first annual GOC Day in Hutchinson. More than 1,000 GOC members attended. runners up were Carolee Young of Larned and Vicki Sue White of Great Bend.
Ever Ready 4 H Club Opens Cooking Class
Ever Ready 4 H Club members met on Monday for the beginning cooking class with eight members and four visitors. Mrs. Robert Lassman led, Lois Barnhart presided and demonstrated making cup cakes. Next meeting planned for August. Kathy Lassman reporter. Squabs weighing 4 to 1 pound sold in markets and may be stuffed and roasted in moderate oven for about an hour with melted butter basted during cooking.
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Robert Lassman
Lois Barnhart
Kathy Lassman
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