Democrats Back Air Force Hike for Long Range Bombers
Two Democratic senators voiced confidence the Senate will approve an extra 1.16 billion dollars for long range bombers as part of a defense money bill nearing 35 billion. The Appropriations Committee advanced the increase 13 to 12, amid debate on air power versus Soviet strength.
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Bible Will Seek Return to Senate Seat
Reno Nevada Senator Alan Bible announced he will seek the Democratic renomination in the September 4 primary to fill the unexpired term of the late Senator Pat McCarran. He emphasized continuing public service and addressing regional needs.
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Governor Names Barkley Successor to U.S. Senate
Governor A B Chandler named Frankfort attorney Joseph J Leary as temporary U S Senate replacement for the late Senator Barkley. The decision came on the eve of a Democratic Central Executive Committee meeting in Louisville to nominate a candidate for the remainder of Barkley’s term. Barkley died April 30.
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Friends University Names New Football Coach
Wichita notes that Darrell Hill, star lineman for the University of Wichita from 1952 to 1954, is added to Friends University's coaching staff. Athletic director Mel Binford announced the appointment.
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Hill to replace Hart as Chanute staff
Hill will replace Kenton Hart as football line coach and assistant in basketball and track at Chanute. He leaves for military service in a few weeks. An all state tackle from Topeka High and state champion heavyweight wrestler, he graduated in 1951 and coached at Protection High School last year.
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Selecting Period For Maximum Traffic Safety Message Reach
A recommendation to choose a time window when the greatest number of people are likely to read and respond to traffic safety messages. It argues aligning campaign timing with peak readership improves message heed and overall impact.
Delay Advised for Nationwide Safe Driving Campaign
Washington advisory council recommends postponing the next nation wide Safe Driving Day to spring next year. The committee notes December has been the campaign period for the past two years and suggests a new timing to improve impact.
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