Columbia Carbon News Scott Family on Missouri Trip
The Columbia Carbon News notes multiple family visits across Missouri and nearby states over the weekend. Guests include Dean Johnson and family visiting from Wheeler Texas and others attending weddings, picnics, and vacations with relatives in Liberal Missouri Garden City Shamrock Augusta Mineola and Minneapolis.
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Wheeler
Tex
Dean Johnson
Stasia
Gayle
Elmer Teague
Wichita
Freeman Samsard
Kansas City
Earl White
Evert Pickart
Iowa City
Haskell Curtis
Fred Gleason
Garden City
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Charles Gaeller
Mineola
Leo Hall
Faily
J. R. Lambert
Minneapolis
Fewer Polio Cases Reported Amid Seasonal Decline
Washington reports 16 new polio cases last week, up 55 from the prior week, with the season total showing a significant drop to 123 fewer than the 299 cases in the same week last year. The year over year decline suggests improved control of the outbreak.
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Washington
Sosuntee Club Picnic Highlights Sublette Community
Sublette residents and Sosuntee club families gathered at the city park for a Sunday picnic. Social notes report visits from Haskell Wright, Jerome Fox, and others, with birthday celebrations for Lucille Davidson and Frank Birney. Civil rights and school aid bills move toward House votes amid committee friction.
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Sublette
City Park
Sosuntee Club
Haskell Wright
Harry Wright
Leopold Hospital
Garden City
Jerome Fox
Dodge City
Glenn Davidson
Verne Rutledge
Gene Trimpi
Susan
Wichita
Piland
Lucille Davidson
Edna Mac Orth
Frank Birney
A. C. Rutledge
Birney
Washington
House
Wider Use of Nuclear Arms at Staff College Graduation
Lt. Gen. James M. Gavin said nuclear weapons will be refined for broader use in U. S military operations. He urged atoms serve people, not enslave them, during graduation exercises for 419 officers at the Command and General Staff College. The class included 543 U. S. officers and 76 officers from 39 Allied nations. An honorary diploma went to Maj. Gen. Garrison H. Davidson, the college commandant.
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Leavenworth
James M. Gavin
U. S
Gavin
Army
Command and General Staff College
Garrison H. Davidson
Evvn
West Mint
Bombing Range Near Salina Set for Weekend Use
Smoky Hill Air Force Base officials warned residents and visitors to stay away from the old Camp Phillips bombing range on weekends The 30 000 acre range between Falun and Brookville will be used weekends for air to ground rocket firing practice by jets from Lincoln Neb Air Force Base.
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Salina
Smoky Hill Air Force Base
Camp Phillips
Falun
Brookville
Lincoln Neb
Air Force Base
Pan American Presidents Conference Postponed
President Eisenhower illness delays the inter American conference in Panama. Panamanian Ambassador J. J. Vallarin said the meeting of American presidents will be postponed from June 25-26, in line with the majority will of the 21 republics.
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Panama
Washington
Eisenhower
J. J. Vallaring
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