Congress edges toward 1960 wheat allotment pact
A Senate House conference panel reached a general agreement on a compromise bill to cut 110 million acres from wheat allotments and raise support prices for the 1960 crop. The plan would pay farmers in kind for surplus wheat and limit planting on land removed from wheat. Eisenhower voiced opposition to higher payments, but most conferees expect the president to sign.
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Senate Agriculture Committee
Invasion Threats Reported From Two Sides in Nicaragua
President Luis Somoza announced two invasion threats to Nicaragua from Honduras and Costa Rica. The Honduras group, about 500 men, may have crossed the northern border. the Costa Rican force, about 200, is expected in about two weeks. He alleged mercenaries trained in Cuba and financed by communists. He blamed a Costa Rican congressman for backing the Costa Rican force.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Luis Somoza
Honduras
Costa Rica
Somoza
Rafael Samarriba
Cuba
Caribbean Legion
Fidél Castro
Santa Elena Bay
Marcial Aguiluz
Hospital Admissions List Appears in Public Notice
A compiled admissions roster shows many named individuals with addresses across towns including Santa Fe, Main Street, Parkwood, Mulberry and Laurel. Names include Mrs Dionicio Garcia, Mrs Loran Puckett, Steven Fenton, Murl Kortz, Betty Shrimplin and Connie Ardery, among others.
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Dionicio Garcia
E. Santa Fe
Loran F. Puckett
Main
Aoere W. Murray
Wilburn Campbell
Steven M. Fenton
Parkwood
Murl D. Kortz
Ingalls
Lovanna Mellisa Mills
Holcomb
Mary Duran
Terry W. Robinson
Pearl
Jimmie R. Wiebe
N. Main
John Helle
Mulberry
Clayton Crenshaw
David A. Fowler
E. Laurel
Tonda Cheri Schinner
Scotty City
Deatina L. Stephens
Magnolia
Richard Patrick Preston
Betty Joan Shrimplin
Connie Linda Ardery
Copeland
Kathleen Gayle Ardery
Copeand
Mary- Margaret Nusser
Robert Crossland
Jones
Jesse
Ledesma
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Inmates Riot at Principe Prison Demands Amnesty
Havana AP report says prisoners at old Principe Prison rioted for four hours Tuesday demanding amnesty they claim Fidel Castro promised. Police and interior minister Navarro vowed to consider amnesty and address other demands as forces fought to restrain unrest amid nearly two thousand inmates.
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Havana
Principe
Fidel Castro
Jose Navarro
Hijack Plane Cuban Airliner Tense Miami Flight
A Cubana Airlines jet carrying 78 minutes of terror from Havana to Miami was hijacked by six soldiers loyal to former Cuban President Batista. Passengers including Americans were terrified as the hijacker waved a gun, spoke rapidly, and demanded the pilot steer toward Miami. The crew and passengers endured fear while authorities investigated the incident.
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Hajian
Cubana Airlines
Miami
Havana
Fulgencia Bane
Local Firm Plans Expansion In Do It Yourself Manner
Palmer Welding and Tank Co plans a 12 man sheet metal fabrication plant by year end two miles west of Five Points. Palmer, owner of a Lith business since 1945, envisions a fully self contained shop building aerial handling with overhead tracks. Upon completion the facility will feature a 300 foot frontage 220 feet deep a 24 foot head room and a parts room above for paints and tank components.
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George Ater
Guy Palmateh
Palmer Welding and Tank Co
Palmer Palmer
Palmer
S. Mainlone
Court reporters attend Kansas seminar. Lambert honored
County District Court reporter in The Telegram notes 36 enrolled in a five day seminar for court reporters at the University of Kansas Lawrence this week. Mr and Mrs A E Lambert leave tomorrow for a four day outing at Jackson Lake Lodge Moran Wy as guests of Farmers and Bankers Life Insurance Co. Lambert is a local agent for the company and will be honored as Outstanding New Man for 1958. The Midway Cafe at 132 W Pine reopened after Memorial Day closure for a vacation. Larry Hayes Marshall Turnwood, previously charged with leaving the scene and driving without insurance, now faces charges of leaving the scene and driving while intoxicated after an accident at Lake McKinney Sunday. he is being held at Lakin.
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University of Kansas
Wrence
A. E. Lambert
Jackson Lake Lodge
Moran’ Wyo
Farmers and Bankers Life Insurance Co
Lambert
Larry Hayes Marshall
Turnwood
Lake McKinney
Lakin
Traffic accident report and court bonds posted
Yesterday at Spruce and Main Charles LeRoy Hacker of 913 North 8th and Amanda Harms of Eminence Route faced penalties. Police set bonds for permitting a minor to drive, and for driving improprieties, with fines for disregard of right of way and improper parking. Other listed individuals include Gertrude Hacker, Larry Lee Pickens, and Angel Carrion with minor penalties.
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Charles LeRoy Hacker
jAmanda Harms
Eminence Rt
Spruce and Main
Gertrude Hacker
Larry Lee Pickens
Evans
Amanda Harms
Angel Carrion
At Least She Seared Burglar
Seattle resident Ethel Adams woke to a burglar in her bedroom. She chased him through the back door while neighbors and her daughter Diane Asher gathered. Adams screamed for help as the intruder fled.
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Seattle
Ethel Adams
American Income Rises to Record High in May
Washington AP reports May personal income rose to a record annual rate of 376.2 billion dollars, up three billion from prior month. Commerce Secretary Strauss notes purchasing power boosts business confidence and employment hopes as the economy shifts from recovery to a new boom. The Fed also reports industrial production reached a high last month.
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Washington
Commerrce
Austa ‘L. Strauss
Commerce Department
Federal Reserve Board
May personal income rises amid wage gains and steady prices
May income climbs 7 percent year over year to 25 billion dollars with wages and salaries up 244 billion at a seasonally adjusted 255.8 billion. Gains concentrate in manufacturing durable goods. prices rose only fractionally, boosting buying power. Bell Aircraft elects Dr Walter Dornberger as vice president amid wartime rocket legacy.
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Strauss
Buffalo, N.Y
Walter R. Dornberger
Nazi Germany
Peenemunde
Bell Aircraft Corp
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City livestock totals show cattle around 1 500 head calves 100 steady high good and choice slaughter steers 26.00 27.75 standard and low good 1 240 lb Holstein steers 24.00 utility and commercial cows 18.50 21.00 canners and cutters 15.50 19.00 good and choice dealers 27.00 31.00 Hogs 2 700 steady to 25 higher bulk 1 3 and 2 and 3 190 240 lb barrows and gilts 16.25 75 mostly 3s 220 249 lbs butchers uneven down to 15.00 214 230 lbs 17.00 1 3 sows 400 lbs and down 1.75 13.25 heavier mostly 2 3 40.50 11.75 Sheep 1 200 moderately active steady bulk good and choice native spring slaughter lambs 75 100 Fos 21.00 24.75 utility and good 18.00 21.00 good and choice shorn slaughter ewes 4.00 5.50 chill and utility 3.00 4.00
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Kansas City
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