Senate Rejects Ike Satellite Aid Bid Amid Debate
Senate rejected a proposal to authorize the President to aid any country except the Soviet Union and two others, aiming to help Moscow satellites loosen control. The vote 43 to 42 came after a Kennedy amendment joined by Knowland to remove the measure from the foreign aid bill. Lewis Strauss also announced he will resign as AEC chairman effective June 30, staying as Eisenhower adviser on atomic energy and peace projects.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
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Red China
North Korea
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Mass
Senate
William F. Knowlande
California
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White House
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Strauss
Commission
Capitol Hill
Congress
New York
U.S
Geneva
Switzerland
Su'auss Wag Hamed
AEC
Truman
Suot
Gordon Dean
State civil service exams for 22 job classes announced
The state personnel director announced civil service examinations for 22 classes including field gauger II, highway district supervisor, laboratory assistant II, public relations director I II, radio operator, right of way agent J, and rehabilitation center supervisor among others. Exams aim to fill provisional vacancies and establish eligible lists. details and applications are available from the Personnel Division, State Administration, 801 Harrick.
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Walter F. Kuiken
Petrolewm
Two-Year-Old Bitten and College Plans Noted
A two year old, Danny Irvin, son of Mr and Mrs D I Irvin, was bitten on the left foot by a poisonous snake in Kansas City suburb. He was admitted to the College of Emporia and granted a scholarship for the next school year, with doctors reporting the child out of danger. His mother heard him cry and found two puncture marks in his foot. Clayton Albers will travel with a group of 15 boys who won a Santa Fe trip in a Walls Foodliner contest. Four Garden City bank officials attended a Bank Management clinic at the University of Kansas.
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Leoni
Hééh
College of Emporia
Kansas City
Kan
Apd
Zssbeenh
Danny Irvin
Club
PFA
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Kaw
Council
Overland Park
D. I. Irvin
Clayton Albers
Gibson
Santa Fe
Walls Foodliner
Clayton
Road Scandal Fades Into a Dim Memory
Harrisburg Pa AP Pennsylvania Turnpike officials say they are on safe financial ground after a two decade scandal threatened the 440 million toll road operation. Five men including former commissioners were sentenced to jail terms ranging from 10 months to five years for involvement in a conspiracy tied to the Mine project. The investigation uncovered bidless awards and inflated charges in the Mantine Mine filling scheme. The tale also linked to Mantine Research founder Charles W Stickler Jr and his uncle Thomas J Evang, former Turnpike chairman. The case prompted national attention to a 40 year old Reading engineer’s company, but officials say bondholders have nearly forgotten the episode.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
George M. Leader
Turnpike
National Publiications
Reading
Charles W. Stickler Jr
Stickler
Thomas J. Evang
Tarnpike Commission
Manus Mitte
Scranton
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Philadelphia
Darrel Bd, Gibbons
Imperial
Unclear Births and Local Offenses in Garden City
In Garden City at 4:47 a.m. Mr and Mrs Donal Creutzer of Healy receive notice and several local residents named. Police reports show bonds posted for June for Linda Anderson Run Star and Hal Gene Gates speeding, with related forfeitures. A Leopold Hospital entry notes a newborn girl weighing seven ounces born to Glenn D Watkins and another case lists John Peterson with a jail-related overlength fine.
Tornado toll rises as aid begins for Wisconsin area
In Menomonie Wisconsin AP reports planes and cars from state federal and private agencies moved to assist the tornado ravaged four county area. More than 30 dead six missing and over 350 injured with many in grave condition. Gov Thomson says damage will reach millions. Red Cross notes 615 families affected and over 100 homes destroyed or damaged.
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Menomonie
Wis
Wisconsin
Vernon Thomson
Red Cross
Liquor dealer to recover seized liquor in Kansas case
The state will return 17 cartons of liquor seized last year while bound for Ft. Riley Army officers to Berbiglia Inc. The seizure occurred because the liquor lacked Kansas tax stamps. Berbiglia won in federal district court and will recover the liquor under a new state tax law targeting shipments to military reservations.
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Topeka
Kansas City
Ft. Riley
Berbiglia Inc
Kansas Legistatute
Denverite Arrested On DUI Charge
Denver police charge Emil Marion Hobbs with driving while intoxicated. Hobbs remains in city jail awaiting hearing in city court.
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Emil Marion Hobbs
Denver
Hobbs
Negro Professor Clennon King Faces Isolation After Ole Miss Attempt
Negro professor Clennon King was held in a small cell at the Mississippi highway patrol headquarters after attempting to enter the all white University of Mississippi. He spoke in a tape recorded interview as troopers sealed off the building and authorities indicated possible psychiatric evaluation.
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Douglas Starr
A&m
King
Mississippi
Associated Press
State Highway Patrol
Douglas Starr Jackson
Miss
Clennon King
University of Mississippi
Highway Patrol
Norman Bergsma
Jackson Daily News
Chancery
J.B. Howell
Oxford
Whitfield
State Hospital
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Cattle and Hogs
Markets show cattle scarce with rest of market limited. Hogs 2,500 head, trade active, barrows and gilts steady to strong, sows steady to 25 lower. No. 1-3 200-240 lb butchers 22.50-22.85, 240-270 lb 22.00-22.75, sows 400 lb down 19.21-20.50. Sheep 50 head not enough to sustain trade.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Productivity on Two Scott County Wells
The state corporation commission released oil well productivity ratings for Scott City in Scott county. The Rothfelder No 2 in section 7 20 30 yields 96 barrels daily with pipe set at 4885 feet and perforations at 4688 to 4694 feet. The Rothfelder No 1 in the same section yields 82 barrels daily with well depth 4870 feet and perforations at 4684 to 4686 feet. Imperial Oil of Kansas Company drilled both wells.
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Scott City
Scott County
State Corporation Commission
Imperial Oil of Kansas Company
Major Breaks Leg In Trujillo's Room
KANSAS CITY AP Major Gilberto Sanchez Rubirosa of the Dominican Republic army fractured his right leg in a fall Thursday night in the quarters of Lt. Gen Rafael Trujillo Jr Dominican Air Force commander at Fort Leavenworth He was treated by a physician then taken to his hotel for further care
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Healy
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Deerfield
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Conkling
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Hal Gene Gates
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June Lind
Leopold Hospital
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John Peterson
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Alice Cunningham
George Custard Jr
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