Soil bank program outline to be broadcast at noon Saturday
The Telegram notes a special broadcast by KIAL at 12 50 p m Saturday describing the soil bank administration plan as background for the June 26 national conference in the state. Harvest yields rise with a 70 bushel per acre average on a 22 acre tract in Garden City. A vandalism report at Fellow ship Baptist church says an unknown party entered, scattered papers, and tried to burn them.
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Soil Bank
KIAL
Norman Armstrong
Mandatef
Obert E. Moritz
Route 1
Garden Ity
Fellowship Baptist Church
Steel Strike Is Expected
Washington officials privately fear a steel strike may occur and fear its impact on the economy during a campaign year. If the stalemate persists midweek next week the government may reexamine intervention options under Taft Hartley. An 80 day injunction could delay a showdown until near the elections.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Church Voting Age Stays Same
Delegates at the Church of the Nazarene general assembly in Kansas City approved a seven member commission to review pastoral recall methods and set a 1960 report deadline. They rejected raising the voting age to 16 from 12, allowed retirements at 69, barred ordination for candidates over 50, and adjourned to caucus for nominees to the 30 member general board.
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Kansas City
Church of the Nazarene
Nixon To Represent Ike At Manila Fete
President Eisenhower designated Vice President Nixon to represent him at the July 4 Independence Day celebrations for the Philippines Republic in Manila.
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Nixon
Ike
Manila
Washington
Eisenhower
Philippines
Leap Year Romance to Wed Before July Thirteenth
Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller announced their wedding plans, set for before July 13 in New York City or Roxbury Connecticut. Miller faces questioning before the House Un American Activities Committee while Monroe tours New York. the couple plans a London trip for her film work and a passport for Miller.
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Monroe
Miller
New York
Marilyn Monroe
Arthur Miller
Connecticut
House Committee On UnAmerican
Washington
Ment
State Department
London
Laurence Olivier
New York City
Roxbury
Oil Price Cut Triggers Suit Over Mineral Leases
In El Dorado a District Court action seeks accounting from Sohio Petroleum Co. for oil runs on eastern Butler County leases. Plaintiffs Albert Goering Herbert Goering and Carl Hay claim Sohio paid 2.75 a barrel for 40 degree oil since June 1 1955 while the posted price was 2.90. Skelly Oil and Socony Mobil paid posted price. Plaintiffs seek judgment and accounting back to June 1 1935 with interest and future posted prices.
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Hera
Shio Petroleum Co
Butler County
Albert A. Goering
Herbert A. Goering
Carl Hay
Sohio Company
Sohio
Skelly Oil Co
Socony- Mobil Co
Grand Entry For Group Of Jaycees
El Dorado's Junior Chamber of Commerce delegation plans a national Jaycee convention entry in Kansas City. Led by Wayne Matlock the 13 men and six women depart El Dorado at 4 a.m. Sunday by van and tow four boats to Lawrence then ride Kaw River to Kansas City dock by 3 p.m. They may parade to the Continental Hotel in life jackets yacht caps and Bermuda shorts.
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EL Dorado
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City
Wayne Matlock
Lawrence
Kaw River
Municipal Dock
Continental
First Wichita B52 Is Handed to Air Force
The Air Force accepted the first Kansas built B52D Stratofortress bomber after final tests by Boeing. Rolled off the Wichita plant on December 7, the 200 ton eight jet plane features larger fuel tanks, speeds over 600 mph, service ceilings above 50 000 feet, and a range exceeding 6 000 miles without refueling.
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Wichita
Air Force
Boeing Airplane Co
Boeing
Denver's rapid climb fuels new industrial tie to East
Denver's rapid growth over 15 years brings industrialization linking the Rocky Mountain city more with the East. Bankers and ranchers note payroll stability and national demand, while local firms such as a large fishing tackle industry ship products nationwide. Denver sits as a midwestern broker between coasts and midpoints, with rising transport efficiency driving local production.
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Rocky Mountain
Eisenhower
Midwest
San Francisco i
Kansas City
Omaha
Dallas
Fort Worth
Canada
David Moore
First National Bank of Denver
Officers Seek A Wild Killer Today in Garden City
Local police report a wide manhunt after a violent spree in Ohio and Kansas involving hospital admittances and discharges. A fatal shooting near Windham and Cortland left multiple victims, with Alfred Wilson identified as the suspect and a $300 bond noted from a prior incident.
Two American Priests Heading for Hong Kong
Two American priests released from a Shanghai prison after three years of Red captivity are due in Hong Kong on June 30. Revs John William Clifford and Thomas L. Phillips, both of San Francisco, have booked passage on a German freighter and have been staying at the Belgian Fathers' Mission in Shanghai since their release June 15.
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Hong Kong
Shanghai
John William Clifford
Thomas L. Phillips
San Francisco
St Francis River Flood Project Receives Approval
A House Public Works subcommittee approved a flood control project on the St. Francis River in Missouri and Arkansas with an estimated cost of 55.674 million dollars. The plan aims to reduce flood risk and protect communities along the river.
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St. Francis River
Washington
House Public Works
Missouri
Arkansas
No Socialist Nominees on the Kansas Ballot
Topeka reports that for the first time in many years the Kansas Socialist party will have no candidates on the general election ballots next November. A 1955 Legislature law requiring minor parties to nominate candidates by the con-
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Topeka
Kansas Socialist Party
Eisenhower Signs Bills During Work Session at White House
President Eisenhower sat up for a 45 minute work conference with aides and signed 11 bills as he recovers from abdominal surgery. He remained aloof from GOP convention plans and may be released from Walter Reed Hospital late next week. General Gruenther met with him for 45 minutes discussing NATO issues and testimony on the foreign aid bill.
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Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Sherman Adams
Walter Reed Hospital
Joseph M. Dodge
Council On Foreign Economic Policy
Dodge
Detroit
Federal
Alfred M. Gruenther
North Atlantic Alliance
Gruenhter
Senate Appropriations Committee
NATO
Shaw Plans To Swing Through Eastern Area
Republican candidate Warren Shaw will campaign in nine eastern counties next week. He will focus on personal voter visits and give a major education address in Lawrence Wednesday noon, with a luncheon talk in Humboldt on Friday. His itinerary spans Junction City to nine towns across Monday through Saturday, ending in Allen County.
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Clay Center
Morganville
Clifton
Linn
Washington
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Morronville
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Parker
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Pleasanton
Prescott
Fulton
Mapleton
Blue Mound
Bronson
Iola
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Buffalo
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Altoona
Neodesha
Fredonia
Socialist Party Shifts to Convention System in August
The Socialists adopt a convention based nomination process instead of voting in the August primary. The party did not hold a convention this year.
Kansas City Grain Market Report Highlights Small Shifts
Kansas City grain prices show wheat largely steady with minor gains at 2.07 to 2.19 for No 2 hard and dark hard, corn mostly unchanged with No 2 white 1.64 to 1.70, oats steady to lower, and soybeans around 2.78 to 2.82. Prices listed include bran and shorts at 35.50 to 36.00 and 45.50 to 48.00 respectively.
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Grains Drop on Board of Trade Trade
Grains moved downward in moderate activity on the Board of Trade, with losses around a cent in major cereals. Hedging pressure and weekend selling weighed on wheat, while rain improved crop prospects depressed corn and soybeans. July wheat closed 4% lower, July soybeans about steady to up slightly, oats down, rye stable. Open interest in wheat futures rose to 62,52,000 bushels.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Three Die In Oklahoma Head-On Crash Near Noble
Three people died in a head on collision three miles south of Noble Oklahoma on U S Highway 77. Victims were Carl Eugene Laxton of Andrews Texas his brother in law Ernest Huckleberry 34 Del City Oklahoma and his wife Wanda Lee Huckleberry 32. Seven others injured.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report From Giry Yard
Meager supply today limits testing of trade with cattle and calves scarce and hogs and sheep not enough for full evaluation. Hogs around 205 lb listings at 16.75. 315 to 475 lb hogs 12.00 to 14.00. Lambs 75 to 95 lb bring 17.00 to 20.50, in line with Thursday hogs.
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Kansas
Giry
Usua
Truman Warns Allies Not to Be Deceived by Communists
London reports quote former President Truman cautioning Britain and the United States against illusions of unity with shared dangers. He notes common danger driving cooperation, warns against cross purposes, and comments on election-year disruptions in Western democracies. He avoids naming Russia, but signals concern over Stalinist policy and foreign affairs.
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London
Britain
U States
U.S
America
Truman
Russia
Stalin
Kremlin
Adam
Flood Funds Bill Approved for Navigation and Reclamation
In Washington a compromise appropriation bill for navigation flood control power and reclamation projects for the coming year was not released until Monday due to an early adjournment. Senate and House versions totaled 872 million and 790 million dollars respectively with many allocations identical and ready to become final.
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Washington
House
Senate House
Senate
His Marriage Expense Is Only the Beginning
A Rome New York motorist who paid a $1 parking ticket wrote a note on the ticket lamenting the cost of living. The message read I got this ticket while getting a marriage license, Guess 2 wife cost me $3.
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Rome
N.Y
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