Community church services and school events noted
A moisture hints at upcoming planting as Christain Church gospel team led by Unruh Blume and Hi conducted services at Dry Lake Sunday. Ice cream and cake followed. Harmony School closed Vacation Bible School with a Friday program. Local residents visited kin in Emporia Parsons and Ness County. Sutton HDA to meet Wednesday in Dighton.
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Unruh
Blume
Christain Church
Dry Lake Sur Dky
Harmony School
Ray Cameron
Emporia
Donna. Miller
John Carl
Ethel Whitmore
Plumb
Carl
Hays
Sutton Hda
Raymond Thomas
Dighton
Demos expect boost in money for Air Force
Two Democratic senators voiced confidence the Senate will vote an extra 1.16 billion dollars for long range bombers and Air Force spending. The Appropriations Committee approved the addition by a 13 to 12 vote as part of a defense money bill near 35 billion dollars. Debate to begin Thursday with Senator Lyndon B. Johnson predicting no vote before next Tuesday.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Nickel Plant Project Probed
Washington Democrats on the House Government Operations Committee allege political and private influence in a 43 million dollar nickel plant expansion near Nicaro Cuba. Republicans call the charges unfounded and seek further hearings while the Justice Department weighs perjury probes and secret files.
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Washington
Democratic House
Justice Department
Subcommittee
Nicaro
Cuba
Jack Brooks
D-Tex
Pogram
Chicago
Edmund F. Mansure
General Services Administration
Dodge City Welder Uncovers Possible Prehistoric Skeleton
Donald Roth, a 15 year Dodge City welder and relic collector, found what is described as an Indian skeleton on Buckner Creek in Hodgeman County about 25 miles north of Dodge City. The jaw appears to have only 28 teeth, suggesting a prehistoric origin.
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Dodge City
Donald Roth
Roth
Buckner Creek
Hodgeman County
Here
Soil bank program explained at Kansas district meetings
A Kansas conference named the teams to explain the new soil bank plan at district meetings. Present were state agricultural agencies members and other officials led by Darrell Dunn of the Farmers' Home Administration. Meetings are set for Hutchinson Beloit Topeka Colby Iola Garden City June 25 26 with speakers including Paul W. Griffith W G Amerstein Fred J. Sykes and others.
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Manhattan
Kas
Kansas
Wich
State Committee of Agricultural Agencies
Darrell Dunn
Topeka
Farmers’ Home Administration
Dstrict
Hutchinson
Beloit
Colby
Iola
Garden City
Paul W. Griffith
W. G. Amerstein
Kansas Extension Service
Fred J. Sykes
Salina
Steve Kortan
Soil Conservation Service
Ben C. Kiefer
John Perrier
Rodney McCammon
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Wendell Becraft
Arl Chapman
ASC
Bomb Misses U S Consulate in Cyprus Attack Injures Three
A bomb hurled at a Cypriot police car near the U S consulate in Nicosia exploded in the air, injuring three Greek Cypriots riding motorcycles. No damage to the consulate or personnel was reported. U S vice consul William P Boteler was killed in a separate Nicosia bombing on Saturday.
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Nicosiam
U.S
Ihe
William P. Boteler
U. S
Nicosia
Boise Contractor Falls Through Skylight in Library Roof Bid
Boise contractor W Earl Jensen climbed into the public library attic to estimate a roof repaint bid. He broke a skylight and fell about 20 feet to the floor below but was not badly hurt.
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Boise
Idaho
Earl Jensen
Public
Hall Questions High State Rent
Gov. Fred Hall questions proposed annual rentals for the new State office building. He cites total costs around 052,997 per year versus 329,000 now paid by agencies for rent and maintenance. Hall argues the transfers may outpace legislative appropriations and questions reasonableness and fairness of the proposed rentals.
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Topeka U
Fred Hall
Hall
Warren W. Shaw
State Office Building Commission
Maryland Teens Victims in Apparent Double Murder
An apparent double murder case emerged as a pathologist found that Maryland teenager Shelby Jean Venable aged 16 of North Laurel was strangled before her nude body was dumped into a Virginia stream, with Mary Elizabeth Fellers 18 of Beltsville also dead.
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Washington.p
Maryland
Virginia
Shelby Jean Venable
North Laurel
Mary Elizabeth Fellers
Beltsville
Broken Leg Doesn’t Stop Doctor Giving Shots
On Monhegan Island Maine Dr Alta Ashley administered polio shots to youngsters despite breaking her leg in a fall after arrival She persisted to complete inoculations on the island located 20 miles off the Maine coast amid discussions about rent and charges under review.
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Monhegan Island
Maine
Alta Ashley
Ashley
Truman teaches British clerk to sell ties in London
Former President Harry S. Truman, visiting London during a 10 day stay, aids a striped pants retailer by demonstrating a neckwear method. He shows how to twist a tie around the fingers to display it as it would appear on a neck. Clerk William Lewis watches in astonishment.
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London
Harry S.truman
Truman
William Lewis
Britain
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