Alamo Students Take Larned Trip
Kalvesta news notes Alamo School activity as Carol Phipps and Karen Reimer prepare six weeks of Kalvesta reporting while Mrs. Bill Daniels is away. MSC met at Mrs. George Evans home. fishing trip to Mountain Home Arkansas. visitors at Garden City. tour plans include Shelland pony farm Fort Larned Doerr Seal foundry and Newacheck Supply Co. locals and guests listed with attendance at church supper and community events. junior high track meet and 4-H livestock judging noted.
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Kalvesta
Carol Phipps
Karen Reimer
Bill Daniels
MSC
George Evans
R. G. Brown
Julius Dumiar
Fred Dumler
Salina
Mountain Home
Ark
George Fowler Jr
Ahd Faye Rita
George Fowler Sr
Garden City
Larned
Shelland Pony Farm
Fort Larned
Doerr Seal Foundry
Newacheck Supply Co
Russell Tuttle
LaVerne
Linn Coval
Jack Co
Oscar Yauc
Ness City
Marvin Troushmel
Delores
Kitterville
Hudgeman County
Don‘nie Tyson
Mike
Pete ‘Dimler
Fund
Roy ‘Brooner
Viola Brooner
Norma
Ft. Douxe
Frenk Burns
Status Woods Sr
Great Bend
Chia
Dead
Charles Reimer
Bob Graham
Dodge City
Kalvesta Methodists Church
Ronald Scott
Alvin Lillibridge
Gus Dumler
Jamnily
Helen Smith
Cimarron
Marvin Stark
Mark Brown
Carl Warner
Bruce
Mark
Larry
Emma Carter
Aid
Cecil Burke
Nekoma
al Ziegler
North Platte
Neb
D. F. Dyer
Fred Reimer
Taipei
Formosa
Dyer
Eugene Steele
East Iuday
Idonesian Island
Celebes
New York City
Washington
Kalvesta School
Wear Basket
Yépni School
White Mound
Lame School
Lukewarm Labor Bill Faces Senate Clash
The Senate Labor subcommittee opened three weeks of hearings on an omnibus 1958 labor bill. Senate Republican Leader Knowland opposed narrowing the bill to noncontroversial provisions, arguing abuses exposed by the McClellan Rackets Committee require broader action. Senator Ives pressed for a moderate, noncontroversial measure but Knowland warned such a pill would fail in the House. Kennedy opened hearings asserting a mandate to act. McClellan proposed union registration with the Labor Secretary and democracy rules, including elections by secret ballot and officer expense disclosures. Farmers Union hosts and local social notes follow.
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Washington
Senate
William F. Knowland
Calif
Knowland
Senate Labor Subcommittee
Irving M. Ives
R-Ny
Congress
Ives
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Ivet
House
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Subcommittee
McClellan
Secretary of Labor
News Lessons By Dr George W Crane in Ohio column
Dr George W Crane argues readers gain a college level education in psychology by following his daily column. He compares his practical psychology insights to university courses, urges readers to scrapbook educational items, and notes the value of newspaper features for self education across culture, civics and psychiatry.
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Lois L
George Washington
Northwestern
Lois
Outdoor living center used in education and home plans
A home improving column promotes an outdoor living center as easy to build and useful for summer leisure. The piece notes colleges and medical schools use it for teaching, with a lean shelter 4 by 7 by 12 feet, pegboard interior, and storage space. A free construction plan is available from the Home Service Bureau Suite 2037, 111 W. Washington St., Chicago 2, US, plan No AE-324.
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American Medical Colleges
America
Home Service Bureau
Washington St
Chicago 2
Working Overtime The Ballet Its Winning Friends for the Russians
The Russians push cultural diplomacy in the United States as Mikhail Menshikov and a Moscow folk dance ensemble visit New York and Washington. Soviet ambassadors and press officers expand outreach through lunches, embassy events, and courting American journalists to shape public opinion.
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United States
Moscow
New York
Washington
Mikhail Menshikov
Russians to visit under cultural exchange plan
The Moiseyev troupe and Bolshoi Ballet will visit under a Soviet cultural exchange with American audiences. Russian groups will perform concerts and present expertise in medicine and technology while promoting the Soviet viewpoint and prestige. Senator John F Kennedy said subcommittee hearings on a labor reform bill shape its final form, outlining eleven areas the bill may cover from union elections to state federal jurisdiction and conflicts of interest.
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Moiseyev
Soviet Union
Washington
Johan F.kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Ieves
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