Eisenhower Signs Foreign Aid Bill For $4.1 Billion
President Eisenhower signs a foreign aid authorization totaling 4,096,300,000 for the coming fiscal year. The act sets a ceiling while actual appropriations follow, with Congress facing pressure over potential reductions and a noted exception on shipping amendments in the Suez Canal region. The signing occurs before his Paris summit trip.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Paris
Congress
Wayne Hawks
United Arab Republic
Suez Canal
Leavenworth Principal Accepts Berlin High Post
Leavenworth High School principal L. Tolle, who led the school for 11 years, accepted an offer to become principal of American High School in West Berlin. The Leavenworth board declined to renew his contract, a decision the reason for which remains unpublished. Over 3,700 residents petitioned to retain him.
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Leavenworth
Howard L. Tolle
Leavenworth High School
American High School
West Berlin
Germany
Tolle
Leavenworth Board of Education
Vilas Vikings 4H Club Meeting Report
Marilyn Nelson presided at the Vilas Lutheran church gathering of the Vilas Vikings 4H Club. Nineteen members eight guests eleven parents and two children attended with reports on junior leadership class leaders training conference home improvement meeting and group singing led by Linda McMillen.
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Vilas Vikings
Marilyn Nelson
Vilas Lutheran Church
Catherine Thorsell
Wichita
Elaine Stevens
Elmer Anderson
Hutchinson
Wickiter
4-H Club Day Leads to Blue Ribbon and Delegates
Marilyn Nelson earned a top blue ribbon at regional 4-H Club Day and was chosen as a delegate to roundup. Demonstration topics included health music appreciation and parliamentary practices with guests Dr. H E Cook. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Robert Black and Mrs. Warren Jones.
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Erine Thorsell
Marilyn Nelson
Patty Black
Nancy Jones
Margaret Thorsell
H. E. Cook
Robert Black
Warren Jones
Local News Briefs From Knob Noster And Area
Mr and Mrs Dwayne Reeves hosted weekend guests in Knob Noster Missouri. L E Taylor hosted guests from Springfield and Joplin. Carl A Boaz Jr was arrested for drinking in a public place and held pending hearing. Richard Krasnicka and Judith Cleaver welcomed a daughter. Damages reported to Bill Stags vehicle. Theft reported at Johnson photographic studio. Aero Duct janitor injured in fall at south plant. Roy Reece and George Thomas arrested for vagrancy.
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Carl A. Boaz Jr
Walnut R. 1
South Santa Fe
Bill Smittle
Aero- Duct Co
AeroDuct South
Smittle
Roy Reece
Chanute
George Thomas
Neosho Memorial Hospital Visiting Hours Updated
Daily Transcript notes visiting hours set from 2 to 4 and 6 30 to 8 p m daily with no visitors under 16. Admissions Saturday list Charles for patient intake.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Local Hospital Admission and Discharge Log Brief
Admissions and dismissals list at area hospital include names such as Scott Blunk and Connie Ermey with entries for surgery or medical care. Births noted for Glen Uden and Kenneth Johnson with a girl and a boy respectively. Police cite Denny Petty for running a dog at large and Mrs Frank Hall for license violation. a fire at Robert Grove residence due to termite spray caused smoke and property damage.
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E. Clark
Erie Medical
Craig Davidson
S. Western
David McCoy
Harry Matzek
Earlton
George R. McGuire
S. Santa Fe
James F. Davis
S. Allen
Roger Gray
W. 4Th
William Cook
Benedict
Frank Kincaid
Eric
Byron Deck
Winfield
John Jordan
N. Grant
Vina Hoisington
Larry James
S. Grant
Scott Blunk
Connie Ermey
Frank Crone
S. Evergreen
Kelly Richwine
Lee Knapp
S. Lincoln
William’ O Brien
Yates Center
Gene Groves
Lee Ann Groves
W. 2Nd
Glen Wheeler
Thayer
John Hemphill
W. Main
Mars
W. K. Moffatt
S. Kansas
Joe Jackson
Western
Benjamin Hoak
Humboldt
Robert Allen
John Haugsness
E. 11Th
Minnie Christi
N. Henry
Wilbur Riley
S. Katy
Clifford McCoy
Debra McCoy
N. Western
Grant
Glen Uden
Kenneth Johnson
Denny Petty
Frank Hall
Evergreen
Robert Grove
Lafayette
Mamie Eisenhower Visits Iowa Aunt During Trip
Mamie Eisenhower, 63, stopped in Perry and Boone Iowa to see her ill aunt Mrs. Joel Carlson. Returning from Denver with her mother Mrs. John Doud she altered plans to visit Carlson and traveled by private railroad car and auto to the hospital in Boone.
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Perry, Iowa
Mamie Eisenhower
Iowa
Joel Carlson
Washington
Denver
Colo
John §. Doud
Eisenhower
Carlson
Boone
Scout meeting opens as Den 3 Pack 6 gathers at home
Den 3 Pack 6 begins with Law of the Pack in the home of Mrs. Bill Kelso 328 Ww. 4th. Jimmy Naffe serves refreshments to seven cubs as they rehearse a skit for the pack meeting. The Living Circle adjourns. Old town site of Andover Massachusetts, home of Phillips Andover Academy, bought from Indians for about $30 and a coat.
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Bill Kelso
Jimmy Naffe
Living Circle
Andover
Mass
Phillips Andover Academy
Walking Woman Braves Storms on Transcontinental Trek
British hiker Dr. Barbara Moore, 56, walked 54 miles from San Francisco toward New York despite hail and rain. She rested near Denver after a 30 hour layoff and foot treatments, aiming to beat the 77 day transcontinental hiking record along U. S. 40.
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Byers
Colo
Barbara Moore
San Francisco
New York
Strasburg
Denver
Moore
U. S
Deaths and Funerals Highlight Chanute Legacy
Mrs. Jack C. Leabo Sr. of Chanute dies in Wichita at 12 45 PM. Survivors include her Wichita husband and son Don C. of Fargo. Funeral services pending Roy 8 Gibson Funeral Home. Graveside rites for Belle Percy at Elmwood Cemetery officiated by Rev. Arthur Atkins. Coke Smith funeral at Koch Skinner Memorial Chapel with AME minister L L Rogers. Military graveside by American Legion. Ostella Finley last rites in Buffalo Christian Church. Burial in Buffalo Cemetery with Rey S Gibson Funeral Home in charge. Ramona Cox and Imogene Rutherford with Francis Clough sang. Bearers listed.
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Jack C. Leabo
Chanute
Jack C. Leabo Sr
St. Francis Hospital
Wichita
Don C
Fargo
N.D
Luella Davenport
Clarence Webster
Eagle Point
Ore
Roy
Gibson Funeral Home
Percy
Elmwood Cemetery
Belle Percy
Arthur Atkins
The
Christian Church
Johnson Mortuary
Mmes
Stafford Hale
Jesse Lee Jackson
Leonard Parker
American Legion
Finley
Buffalo
Wall Street Mixed After Summit News Dims Rally
Wall Street traded unevenly with an early rally fading as news of a collapsing summit conference prompted profit taking. Volume was about 3.4 million shares with mixed gains and losses across motors steels aircrafts and electronics while bonds eased and corporations showed a net downtrend. The Canadian Forestry Association runs a conservation car touring over 12,000 miles on Canadian National Railways to promote wildlife forest and water protection.
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New York
Motors
U. S
The
Canadian Forestry Assn
Canadian National Railways
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