Humboldt Clyde Reed Speaker For Humboldt Class
Humboldt C E Reed Jr Parsons to speak at Humboldt commencement with Rev Osborne delivering the baccalaureate sermon. 49 graduates include 32 boys and 17 girls. Finals run through Wednesday as seniors begin practice for graduation.
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Humboldt
Carl Killion
Killion
Robert FE. Osborne
United Presbyterian
Clyde M. Reed Jr. Parsons
Group Barred From Blocking Gates at Fairy Land Park
A Kansas City circuit court ordered 35 demonstrators restrained from blocking gates to a privately owned amusement park. The group including three whites was arrested during a protest against Fairy Land Park's segregation policy. A peace disturbance hearing was scheduled for June 6 as the Keinwart family holds a reunion.
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Gleaners
First Baptist Church
Ralph Kepley
Lawrence Rinehart
Roy Harrington
Carl Pullman
Kepley
Jesse Wilson
Lincoln Park
Bus Sanford
Sanford
Springfield
Mmr
Jack McKinley
Port Angeles
Wash
Raymond ‘Reinhart
Fredonia Hospital
E. J. Nord
Lawrence
Sisterhood of
PEO
Humboldt
Ogden Stephens
Kansas City
Dora Smith
Chanute
McKinley
W. J. Sinclair
Fredonia
Robert Barnett
Glen Barnett
Fairyland Park
Missile pads pinpointed amid Soviet launch capacity
The Army's Military Review says 37 Soviet launch pads and 14 rocket factories were identified from unclassified sources. Anadyr, Siberia, is noted as a pad site near Alaska. Russians may have 35 to 50 long range rockets ready, with at least 10 pads used for the 8000 mile T3. The U.S. has about 59 missiles ready, including 32 Polaris subs. Russia could produce up to 200 more strategic missiles by next winter.
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Washington
U.S
Anadyr
Siberia
Bering Sea
Alaska
Military Review
U.S. Army Command and General Staff College
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Russia
United States
Elephants Never Quit Eating Says Circus Treasurer
HAL BOYLE reports Bundy, treasurer of Ringling Bros. Barnum and Bailey, notes elephants eat 30 bales of hay daily on tour while lions and tigers require 550 pounds of horse meat. He recalls a lineup of animals and the constant challenge of feeding them, plus the endless appetite of the performers and crew.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Bundy
Circus
John Ringling
Rudy Bundy
North
Ringling Bros. Barnum
Old Palace
Vaude
Boyle
Boy Saved, Rescuer Dies in Farm Ravine Accident
In Utica New York a teenage aunt died and her 1 year old nephew was saved when they were knocked from a ravine by a charging bull on a family farm at Houseville Lewis County. The boy survives while the aunt, Dorothy Berrus 18, died after the fall.
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Utica
N.Y
Charles di Giorgio Jr
Sauquoit
Dorothy Berrus
Houseville
Lewis County
Charles
Bertrand Berrus
Optimism Rises in U S Business Circles
AP reports optimism returning in business circles as April figures show industrial production up 2.5 percent to 105, with forecasts around 110 by year end. A stronger economy suggests higher personal income after taxes, with longer factory work weeks as output quickens.
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AP Business News
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Business Advisory Council
Emmy Awards Tonight On TV Headlines and Odds
HOLLYWOOD AP reports TV stars prepare for the Emmy ceremony with Bob Hope among the nominees in the humor category. Dick Powell hosts from the ceremony in New York while Joey Bishop handles the New York end. The night features 25 Emmys and a special award for the debates.
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Hollywood
Bob Hope
Hope
Nbc-Tv
Jack Benny
Bob
Benny
Andy Griffith
Dick Powell
Joey Bishop
New York
Carroll Righter
Maurice Evans
Ziegfeld Theater
State Geological Survey office aids Pittsburg area in minerals and water
The Pittsburg district office of the State Geological Survey serves miners ranchers farmers and industries needing geologic and production data in eastern Kansas. It maintains oil and gas production records maps drillers logs and public access to data aiding oil exploration and local town projects.
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Lawrence
State Geological Survey
Pittsburg
Kansas
Mechanical Arts
Kansas State College of
University of Kansas, Lawrence
Geological Survey
Geology Office Serves Southeast Kansas Community
Pittsburg geologists provide water supply data and explore underground water depth quality and quantity. They locate limestone and gravel quarries and answer inquiries on coal reserves and lead and zinc. They offer mineral identification and talks to schools and civic groups across the region.
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Kansas
Pittsburg
United States
Soviet Built Planes Use U S Air Base in Morocco
Soviet built jet fighters owned by the Moroccan government operate at Nouasseur and another base in Morocco with Soviet technicians stationed there. Pentagon officials describe the arrangement as a new, inadvertent coexistence, noting the U S has five major bases in the country and the Soviet craft are based at both sites.
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Washington
Pentegon
U.S
Nouasseur
Morocco
Pentagon
United States
The Bald Eagle’s Name and Feathers Shine
The bald eagle is not bald but crowned with white head feathers. Its name may derive from piebald or an old definition of bald meaning white or white streaked.
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