Pearson Charges Double-Talk By Freeman
Senator James Pearson accuses Secretary Freeman of sowing confusion over beef imports and surplus. He cites a Food for Peace shipment of surplus beef abroad and opposes import quotas, arguing the plan uses soft currencies and harms future breeding stock while not easing current surplus.
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Pearson
Freeman
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
Agriculture Department
Orville L. Freeman
Senate Finance Committee
Food For Peace
U. S
Budget Bureau
Reunion mark of 1954 Erie class dinner dance
Erie high school class of 1954 held a dinner dance reunion at the Country Club to mark the 10th anniversary of graduation. Leroy Hoppas opened the program. 15 graduates and 9 other classmates plus 4 faculty attended. A planning committee was named for a five year follow up. Women of the Christian church served the meal.
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Erie
Country Club
Leroy Hoppas
Hoppas
Donald Lytle
Charles Hill Jr
Robert Nordstedt
Wichita
Judy Ward
St. Paul
Hill
Bob Collins
Stark
Bob Klenklen
Jonesboro
Ark
Lytle
Ottawa
Hinshaw
Ardmore
Okla
Charles Dew
Two-Man Iowa Tandem Leads In Fort Scott Bike Race
Lyle Kasemeier and Jim Bradford of Sumner Iowa led at the halfway point of a 87 mile Iowa Junior Chamber of Commerce tandem race to Dallas Texas. Knight of Strawberry Point Iowa finished three minutes behind with his partner out. Sixteen teams started. a chartered bus accompanies the bikes as riders swap rests. The crew has logged 369 miles with about 400 remaining aiming for the June 22 opening of the national Jaycees convention in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Kan
Lyle Kasemeier
Jim Bradford
Sumner
Iowa
Kansas City
Million suit targets Wichita industrialist in California case
Mrs. Johanna B. Murfin of Northridge accuses Fredrick J. Murfin, a Wichita industrialist, of misrepresentation after allegedly marrying her in Tijuana on April 8 1963. She says he deserted her and their infant son on April 16 1964 and returned to his first wife, whom he supposedly had not divorced. She moved from Wichita in 1963 to avoid his advances.
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LOS Angeles
Wichita
Kan
Johanna B. Murfin
Northridge
Calif
Murfin
Fredrick J. Murfin
Tijuana
Mexico
California
One Man One Vote Theory Expands To Local Groups
Washington AP reporting that after a Supreme Court ruling on apportionment, advocates of the one man one vote theory plan to challenge local bodies such as city councils and boards of supervisors. Rhyne aides say the decision could trigger widespread reallocation of representation and potentially revamp many counties, cities, and districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant
Supreme Court
County Boards of Supervisors
Charles
Rhyne
American Bar Association
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio Court
Cleveland
Monterey County
Calif
Revival Meetings At Bible Baptist Church
A revival will be held at the Bible Baptist Church at Third and Wilson from June 22 through the 28th. The evangelist will be the Rev. Earl Maddux of Pampa Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Baptist
Supreme Court To Let Lower Courts Rule On Districting
The Supreme Court states that substantially equal population must guide district maps and leaves decisions to lower federal courts on each case. After rulings, further appeals may go to the Supreme Court for final review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Sunday Supper for Pilgrims at Odd Fellows Hall
A bus with 30 high school students from Arizona New Mexico and Kansas will arrive Sunday evening for supper hosted by the Rebekah Lodge at Odd Fellows hall 22142 E Main. The group part of the 15th Annual Odd Fellow U N Pilgrimage for Youth starts June 20 and ends July 10 with a visit to the United Nations building in New York City and side trips before continuing the journey after supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
New Mexico
Kansas
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
Kansan Found at Crossing Hit by Train in Hooker
A Rock Island crossing in Hooker Oklahoma yielded the body of Andrew Tillman, 25, of Liberal Kansas. A railroad investigator determined the Kansan was struck by a passing train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansan
Hooker, Okla
Rock Island
Andrew Tillman
Liberal, Kan
June Weddings Spark Global Festive Traditions
The piece notes June as a rich wedding season worldwide. It cites Africa and Asia where bride’s father bears heavy wedding costs, and Afghanistan and the United States where the groom’s stag dinner remains a custom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Asia
Afghanistan
United States
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Ed Durham
Fredonia
Sam Wood
Ronald Marnell
Mark
Clarence Marnell
Glenn Dunlop
Bill Dickson
Dickson
Paul Beard
Earl] Beck
Beards
Richard Woodrow
James Draper
Hervey Grundman
Mrs. Dickson
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Wayne Adams
Floyd Prichard
Lee Ramsey
Charles Baker
Denver
Raymond Hawley
Bud Smulling
Chanute
Midwest Auto Stores
Dallas
Daniel Elmore
Compton
Elmore
Wichitan
Washington
S. Rhyne
Board of Su
Curiosity Shop
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Reynolds
Coca-Cola
Underwood
Speas
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