Strauss Defends Nuclear Testing Stance at Press Club
Former Atomic Energy Commission head Stephen Strauss said he would consider reappointment but would weigh several factors as President Eisenhower contemplates suspending nuclear tests this year. He affirmed support for ongoing testing unless an immediate effective inspection system and rapid global accord halt weapon explosive production.
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Washington
Lewis Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower
U. S
Strauss
National Press Club
United States
State Dulles
Press Club
U.S
Soviet Union
Many Churches Active in Humboldt Area Worship Schedules
Local church listings show numerous denominations including Methodist Baptist Nazarene Catholic and Lutheran in Humboldt and nearby towns. Each group publishes Sunday school times worship services youth activities and midweek programs with several parishes offering evenings and special family events.
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Irif Christian
A. W. Swanson
Ivan Green
Youth Fellowship
Federated
J. M. Torrence
Clarence Moody
Nazarene
H L. Rogers
A. F. Anderson
Karl Johnson
Temple Baptist
East Ind
Roy Reddburn
Cecil
A Earnhardt
Pentecostal Church of God
Glen Liming
Howard Yarnett
St. Ambrose Catholic
James J. Shaughnessy
Humboldt Methodist
Gene Taylor
Ed Nord
MYF
Christian
Robert Todd
St. Joseph's
Francis Hay
Church of God
First Baptist
Orville Mason
BYFY
Assembly of God
Pilgrim Holiness
Luthern
Paul L. Carpenter
Floyd BR. Shively
E. H Matthews
Church of the Nazarene
Zmit Dinwiddie
Thayer Methodist
Paul E. Holter
Dale Anderson
Don Renken
George Reece
Seventh Day Adventist
W. RF. Date
Lamar Whitson
Ren Guy
Galesbrurg Methodist
Paul E. Hoster
Sam S. Wood
Edgar F. Kessinger
Dent
Raymond Gatewood
P.m. Otterbein Church of the United Brethren of Christ
C. KE. Rains
Charlie Wagner
Something Wrong With Church That's Not Asking for Money
Roy L. Smith argues church finance is tied to moral duty and community uplift. The piece compares biblical giving to modern stewardship, stressing that gifts, regardless of size, must come with devotion and action, not mere words.
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Jesus
Liberal tax writeoffs discussed at Hot Springs meeting
At Hot Springs Virginia a government source says the Eisenhower administration may seek to liberalize tax writeoffs for all industry. Weeks and the Business Advisory Council discussed possible depreciation boosts to spur plant modernization and job growth, with support for auto excise tax cuts and broader consumer access.
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Hot Springs
Congress
Secretary of Commerce
Weeks
Business Advisory Council
Washington
Defense McElroy
BAC
Homer Capehart
R-Ind
Recovery timing amid recession expectations
The article notes a belief that recovery may be farther off than Weeks predicted, with some voices suggesting it could stretch beyond late summer or early fall. It discusses differing forecasts and the cautious stance of analysts amid ongoing economic weakness.
Moons Discussed by K U Alumni At Dinner Meet
Physics professor L Worth Seagondollar will lecture in accessible terms on the moons launched into space at a Lawrence campus alumni dinner at the Country Club next Wednesday evening. Other campus guests include Charles Oldfather Maurice Barker and Dick Wintermore. Oldfather will perform guitar and ballads. Reservations to Mrs Mabel S Hudson. Dinner set for 6 30 p m.
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K. U
Country Club
L. Worth Seagondollar
Lawrence
John Nation
Neosho County
Charles Oldfather
Maurice Barker
Dick Wintermore
Oldfather
Navy deserters found living near Excelsior Springs cabin
Two absent without leave sailors Billy Don Walters 20 of Muskogee Oklahoma and Kenneth Allen Clevenger 19 of Great Lakes Illinois were captured with seven FBI agents at a farm cabin five miles northwest of Excelsior Springs Missouri. They had been living off the land since fleeing naval duty on February 24 and March 7 respectively. A .22 rifle and revolver were recovered.
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Excelsior Springs
Howard Morris
Billy Don Walters
Muskogee
Okla
Kenneth Allen Clevenger
Morris
FBI
Clevenger
Great Lakes
Ill
Naval Station
Walters
Labor Demands Would Boost Auto Prices
Ford says UAW demand on wages would add over 300 dollars to a new car price. He cites 70 cents per hour and warns any increase would be passed to buyers to protect industry stability. Kefauver sought Ford’s view on a tax cut for price reductions. Talks continue at GM Chrysler and Ford amid union grievances over job cuts.
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Detroit
Henry Ford I
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
Ford
Sen. Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Kefauver
General Motors
UAW
Chrysler
Hershey Says Draft Will Continue Indefinitely
Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey declares the military draft will continue as long as danger exists in the world. When asked if it would last a lifetime he quips he will not fiddle with others lives while his own ends.
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Jesus of Nazareth
God
Kingdom of God
Prophet of
Galilee
Judea
Columbus, Ohio
Lewis B. Hershey
Hershey
Space Agency Plan Seen Likely To Be Overhauled
Senate Space Committee members signaled probable revisions to President Eisenhower's civil space agency proposal to prevent overlap with military programs after hearings by spokesmen for the committee.
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Space Agency
Washington
Eisenhower
Senate Space Committee
Military wary of Eisenhower space proposal in 1958 hearing
Navy Army and Air Force officials voiced misgivings that the Eisenhower space plan could threaten defense space project control. Secretary McElroy reinforced that military space research funding and direction should come from the Defense Department.
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Navy
Army
Air Force
Defense
Former Ambassador Joseph Davies Dies at 81
Joseph E. Davies, longtime diplomat and former ambassador to the Soviet Union, died early today at his Washington home after a lengthy illness. He served under three presidents and authored Mission to Moscow, published in 1942 after his Kremlin posting began in 1936.
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Washington
Joseph E. Davies
Soviet Union
Davies
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U. S
Kremlin
Moscow
Hitler
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Buffalo Methodist
G. M. Pierce
Carl Stoll
Kimball
Don Powell
Russell Page
Stark Methodist
Lee Williamson
Friends
Freeman Conant
Elsen Defenbaugh
Christ Endeavor
Alvin Morris
WSWA
Shaw Christian
J. A. Wilton
Ralph Dent
Savonburg Friends Home Lutheran
A. Harry
Clarence Baker
Eva Lindberg
Big Creek
Guy Braden
Center Ridge
Maple Grove Evanglical United Brethren
John W. Coover
Calvin Leonard
Pleasant Valley Baptist
V. Overman
Gerald Umbarger
Elsmore Methodist
Urbana
EUB
James A Buckles
Harold Stroud
Churcnh of Christ
Benedict Methodist
A. P. Cummins
Ben Ritz
ST. Paul Methodist
Darla Brown
MT. Pleasant
Ray Fincher
Hurley Heaton
Zion
Judd Jones
Mra Mabel
Fiutchinson
Leanna Christian
Estii Cottle
High Prairie Methodist
Paul Campbell
Morfhead Community
South Valley Chapel
Jim Whitworth
Lioyd Hines
Colfax Baptist
Nobittt
George ,Madill
Excelsior Methodist
Vere Pontious
Kimbalil Evangelical United Brethern Church
J. A Wilton
Vilas Bethel Lutheran
Ronald D. Mooers
Neil Nelson
Board of Administration
Women's Missionary Society
Vilas Vikings
Luther League
Caldwell & Son
S. Santa Fe
Cae
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Smith
House of Worship
America
K.U
Tribune
Chanute Tribune
Krone
Insuran
S. Lincoln
Ency
Mommiee
S. Central
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Macune Motor CO
Plymouth
Lincoln
E. Main
Chapman Feed Service
Church For All All
Lake Joan
Bell Auto Body Shop
East Elm
York Electric CO
York Heating and Sheet Metal CO
Reuter Adv
Servier
Strasburg
Hans
Manley Transfer & Storage
N. Santa Fe
Young's Cabinet Shop
Joseph Davies
Wheeler Hardware
East Main
Torrence Jewelry
Tioga Hotel
Bidg
Dou
Deeler
W. Broadway
Harrison's Shoe Store
Gibson Funeral Home
W. Main
Bennett's Creamery
North Grant
Investors Diversified Services, Inc
Prof
Shurtleff Motor CO
DODGE
N. Lincoln
DR. Pepper Bottling CO
N. Central
Lassman and
Steeves
Electrical Contractors
Johnson Mortuary
North Highland
Koch-Skinner Memorial
N. Forest
Edwin H. Rideau Associated
West Main Street
Home Appliance Company
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