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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1957

Page

7

Congress Eyes Greater Control Over Foreign Aid Spend

Senate Democrats Mansfield and Humphrey say Eisenhower's foreign aid plan should be revised to give Congress more advance knowledge and review. They support the $3.865 billion program but seek limits on a development loan fund and a shift to continuing authorization rather than annual approvals.

Washington Senate Democrats Eisenhower Congress Mansfield D-Mont Humphrey D-Minn Senate Foreign Relations Committee Asst Mansfield D. Sprague United States

Award Assemblies Recognize Humboldt Washington Lincoln Students

Wednesday afternoon Humboldt Washington and Lincoln schools held award assemblies in the auditorium. Principal Rob Rush presented perfect attendance awards to Perry Wilks, Roger Williams, Carl Heider, Terry Gillham, David Julich, Terry Franklin, Clifton Smith, Vanonia Wilhite, Walter Wulf Jr, Connie Tinch, Sharon Keller, and Jody Schooley. Spelling honors went to John Cannon, Janice Moore, Roger Bridges, Joe Henrichs, Margaret Blattner, Frankie Williams, Juanita Watts, Opal Franklin, and Gary Chaney. First year Kansas University

Washington and Lincoln Washington School Rob Rush School Safety Patrol Perry Wilks Roger Williams Carl Heider Terry Gillham David Julich Terry Franklin Clifton Smith Vanonia Wilhite Walter Wulf Jr Connie Tinch Sharon Keller Jody Schooley John Cannon Janice Moore Roger Bridges Joe Henrichs Margaret Blattner Frankie Williams Juanita Watts Opal Franklin Gary Chaney Kansas University Betty Anderson Emmalou Blacksmith David Chamberlain Alice Cheney Jolene Coldwell Danny Hawver Beth Honeycutt Wade Howell Mary Logan Jimmy Mueller Buddy Neptune Nancy Stanley Dennis Wade Janice Wilhite Nikki Lapp Nebraska Richard Showalter Edward Wade Katherine Alcox Kenneth Beach Sandra Wrestler Tom Cannon Sharon Taylor Ernest Mueller Jamita Watts Carla Brown William Ellis Robert Harwood Marlene Johnson Patti McCoy Larry Reaves Tom Rutledge Craig Adams Ronald Carpenter Kathy Clemments Betty Lewis Kenneth Johnson Jayhawker Leon Stanley Bert Walcott Lloyd Logan Johnny Pamela Rinehart Robert Hoke Larry Crawford Jimmy Ridge Una van Nice Jean Beyma Shirley Owens Patricia-Ann Perks Donna Huffman Judy Smothers Bill Stange Carol Brown David McVey Ronnie Owens Nelda Pollman Carl Brophy Sharon Brown Judy Flottman Jerald Long Sharon Pollman Linda Buck Steven Orcutt Miss Kirby Miss Crawford

Lincoln School Reading Awards Highlight Wide Range of Honors

Reading certificates and gold and silver seals are awarded to third through sixth graders for reaching reading goals. Notable names include Katherine Alcox, Roger Bridges, Edward Wade, and Gary Chaney among many recipients. The ceremony at Lincoln school, delayed indoors by rain, honored perfect attendance and spelling achievements as well.

Farm Surpluses Spur GOP Calls For Quick Relief

In Washington Republicans seek accelerated disposal of farm surpluses ahead of 1966 elections. Secretary Benson and three Republican leaders discussed boosting export subsidies and soil bank plans, aiming to lift farm prices and influence ballots.

Washington GOP Congress Benson Eisenhower Soil Bank

Administration faces trouble over farm programs amid growing abroad markets

The administration confronts issues with both programs as foreign production climbs. Overseason markets for U S products may shrink next year, and the House recently killed the major part of the soil bank plan after this year. Restore efforts will follow.

U.S House Soil Bank

Cupid Cools Woman's Temper Romance Ends in Honeymoon

In Burlingame California Mrs Helen Cheek, 22, rushed to police saying restaurant owner Thomas Zitelli, 42, struck her. She later forgave him, married him, withdrew charges, and began a honeymoon pending.

Burlingame Calif Helen Cheek Thomas R. Zitelli Zitelli

Roman Catholic Membership Grows in United States

The Catholic Directory reports 34,563,851 Roman Catholics in the United States plus Alaska and Hawaii, up 989,834 from last year. Leading archdioceses by size are Chicago Boston New York Philadelphia Newark Detroit and Los Angeles.

New York United States Alaska Hawaii Chicago Boston Philadelphia Newark N. J Detroit Los Angeles

Language counts in global speech share wide variety

The article notes estimates for Javanese spoken by 41 million, Marathi by 28 million, and Swahili by 8 million, highlighting linguistic diversity and regional concentrations.

Storms Slash Arkansas and Texas with Tornadoes

Severe weather swept into the region from the Gulf states into Arkansas and eastern Texas. Tornadic winds damaged a church and an orphanage dormitory in Monticello, Arkansas, injuring none at the church but two people near Winters, Texas, as three tornadoes were reported near Winters, Marshall, and Mt. Pleasant.

Associated Press Plains Texas Arkansas Gulf States Ohio River Great Lakes New England Atlantic Seaboard Monticello Arere Marshall Mt. Pleasant

Weather hits DFW and Southeast with heavy rain and hail

A storm system drenched the Dallas Fort Worth area and Southeast with pounding rain and hail. Thunderstorms swept the region as Mobile Alabama recorded more than four inches of rain in six hours.

Dallas-Fort Worth Mississippi Valley Mobile Ala

Classified Ads Daily Reading Yields Profit and Clarity

Daily reading of the classified ads promises useful tips for readers seeking bargains and small profits. The short notes highlight how scanning listings can reveal opportunities in jobs, goods, and services.

Dick backs Nixon on defense and aid cuts

Dick expresses support for Vice President Nixon and President Eisenhower's defense and foreign aid budgets. He warns that any cuts will jeopardize national safety and the chance for victory in the global struggle.

New York Nixon Eisenhower

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