Turn the Other Cheek in Abilene Merchant Ad Calls for Boycott of Made in Japan
An Abilene merchant announces four sellouts of all Made in Japan goods and vows to give them away if unsold. The editorial defends the right of Japanese protesters to oppose the U S alliance while urging restraint and mutual respect amid anti Japanese sentiment. It notes Pearl Harbor memories and cites Japan's pride in contrast to possible foreign influence. News tone stresses caution and broader perspective on international policy.
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Abilene
Eisenhower
United States
Abilene Reflector Chronicle
Japan
Bataan
Pearl Harbor
Washington
Russia
Teachers’ pay lagged behind 17 other professions in 1958
A Federal Census Bureau study shows teachers earned an average $5,059 in 1958 versus $10,697 for 17 other professions mainly serving physical well being. The mental work of teaching earns lower pay, with note that similar inequities exist in many fields, and an adjustment seems unlikely.
Campbell Seeks land speed record in Bluebird car
Donald Campbell, heir to Sir Malcolm Campbell, plans a 4 million dollar run at Bonneville in September with a 90 foot gas turbine Bluebird aiming beyond 400 mph to reclaim the land speed mark. He holds water speed records and eyes Cobb’s 1947 396.186 mph feat as the target.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Donald Campbell
Sir Malcolm Campbell
Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
Donald
Cobb
Dogald
Bonneville
Campbell
Tonia Bern
North Dakota Senate race seen as curtain raiser in 1960
Drew Pearson examines the North Dakota contest between Gov. John Davis and Rep. Quentin Burdick, noting it tests anti Benson sentiment in the farm belt. The piece ties the race to broader national campaigns by Nixon, Rockefeller, and political operatives, and recalls past presidential diplomacy and Time magazine staffers' rivalries.
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Washington
Maine
North Dakota
Senate
Wild Bill’ Langer
John Davis
Quentin Burdick
Congress
Young Burdick
House of Representatives
Nelson Rockefeller
Northwest
Davis
Farm Bureau
Bensoh
Burdick
W.R. Poage
Texas
Nixon
Queritin Burdick
Wyoming
Montana
Colorado
O'Mahoney
Murray
John Carroll
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Tokyo
Douglas
MacArthur
Japan
United States
State Department
White ‘House
Two Sisters Reunite After 53 Years apart
In Portland Oregon AP two sisters separated by their parents deaths and upbringing finally met Monday. Ellen Indermuehle and Edith Valentine 47 and 59 both traced family lines through paternal and maternal relatives. Edith had lived with a paternal aunt and uncle while Ellen stayed with her mother until a long delayed planned reunion. The sisters hoped for a joint gathering but the mother died a year ago.
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Portland
Ore
Lester Valentine
Kansas City
Alfred Indermueale
Ellen
Indermuehle
Edith
Valentine
Amoret, Mo
Distaff Side and Travel Notes Include Community Ties
News snippets show Kay Reverts Kelly teaching Sunday school in Bristow Oklahoma with former pupil Bobby Ball now a minister. Also notes Truman Capote working on a Clutter murders book and planning a Swiss Alps trip. A Kiowa County editor trio stops en route west, visiting Edwin Kelley from Germany and Eugene Kelley. Further items mention Jean Marie Haig in Eastern Kansas, Great Aunt Jennesse flying in from Ottumwa Iowa, and Dorothy Johnson of Fremont Nebraska visiting relatives.
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Garden City
Kay
Albert) Kelly
Bobby Ball
Bristow
Okla
Bob Ball
Costa Brava
Spain
Truman Capote
Swiss Alps
Kiowa County
Virginia
John Conard
Jimmy
John
K.U
Edwin Kelley
Germany
Eugene Kelleys
Earl Brookover
Taylor Jones
National Livestock and Meat Board
Chicago
Jean Marie
Lloyd) Haig
Kansas
Jennesse
Ottumwa
Iowa
Uy Air Travel
Dorothy
Carl) Johnson
Fremont
Nebr
Janet
Evans
Bud
Fred J. Evans
Kansas Senators In No Vote On Clark Amendment
Washington AP report notes Kansas Senators Frank Carlson and Andrew Schoeppel opposed the Clark amendment curbing entertainment expenses, while the Senate passed it 45 to 39. Missouri’s Stuart Symington supported the amendment. Hennings Jr. was not recorded. Monroney of Oklahoma supported the amendment. Kerr opposed.
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Washington
Frank Carlson
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Kansas
Senate
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Thomas C. Hennings Jr
Oklahoma
Democrata
Mike Monrerey
Robert S. Kerr
San
Kerr
Carlson and
Schoeppel
Symington
Monroney
Schoeppe
Carlson
Sen
Hennings
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Sam Rayburn
Nixon-Rockefeller
Time Magazine
Emmet Hughes
Time
Jim Shepley
Eiher
Hughes
Rockefeller
Shepley
Rockefeller Shepley
Senators
Roy Ck
AMPY
Norris Drug Store
K.B.D.A
N. Main
Honeylane
SEARS
N. Math
C’mon IN
Studebaker
U.S
Svessassen
Porceluke Seoak
Bonire
Gea Faric
Wene
Elsey Motor CO
Fulton
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