West Texas grain storage seen as cutthroat business
A Dallas agriculture official testified to a House committee that West Texas grain storage was a cutthroat field with kickbacks and free storage offered to farmers. He described Estes' involvement and noted widespread practices, while Defense of free enterprise delayed stricter limits. A string of investigations and indictments followed.
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West Texas
Washington
Dallas, Tex
Agriculture Department
Texas
Billie Sol Estes
C. H. Moseley
Dallas
Rep
Ross
Bass
D-Tenn
Moseley
House
Estes
West
Two Students to Attend Seminar at Oklahoma Christian College
Garden City students Kenneth Bauer and Cheryl Bentley will attend OCC third annual Citizenship Seminar for high school students July 9-13. Sponsored by Finney County Farm Bureau, the five day program features four major faculty members including John Noble, a former prisoner in a Communist labor camp for nine years, Dr. Nicholas Nyaradi of Bradley University, Dr. Clifton L. Ganus Jr., and Dr. George Benson. Each conferee must be nominated by superintendent or principal and be judged on character, scholarship and leadership.
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Garden City
Oklahoma Christian College
Kenneth Bauer
N. 3Rd
Cheryl Bentley
N. Main
Finney County Farm Bureau
John Noble
Nicholas Nyaradi
Dept. .of International Studies
Bradley University
Clifton ‘L. Ganus, Jr
School of Americaie Studies
Harding College
George
Stock Markets Slump Tests Optimism For Strong Economy
AP analyst SAM DAWSON notes stock prices dip while economy shows resilience. Most sectors rise slowly as investors weigh potential recession fears and confidence erosion from government steel price disputes. Consumers’ spending could shift if prolonged declines hit paychecks. yet high employment and rising wages support continued spending.
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Sam Dawson
Business News
NEW York (Ap
Wall Street
State Picks Head For Institutions
TOPEKA AP Appointment of Dr. Robert A. Haines of Columbus Ohio as director of institutional management was announced by the state Social Welfare Board He will take over about Sept 1 to succeed Dr Richard Meadows who held the post on a temporary basis Haines 45 is a Cincinnati medical graduate with extensive experience in Ohio state hospitals and in psychiatric administration The legislature will likely modify the statute to allow a non diplomat for the Kansas post while Haines is acting pending the change The Menninger Foundation praised Kansas for securing an experienced administrator.
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Moseley
Estes
Miller
Dun & Bradstreet
Hstes
Plainview
Tex
Eates
S. R. Smith
Agricultural Marketing Service
Smith
Certified Public Accountant
Winn P. Jackson
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Jackson
Subcommittee
L. H. Fountain
D-N.c
Oland F. Ballou
Congress
Washington
Moses
George W. Jackson
Arkansas
J. Woelk
Meadows
Haines
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
Longview
Apple Creek
Ohio
Menninger Foundation School of Psychiatric Administrators
Topeka
Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene
Kansas
American Board of Psychiatry and
Neurology
Psychiatry and Neurology Board
Woelk
Repret
Florida
Karl Menninger
Menninger Foundation
Robert Hainese
West Kansas road projects bids set for June in Norton
Bids on eight highway construction projects in Graham Norton Smith Stafford and Hagwell counties will be opened at Norton on June 19 by the State Highway Commission. Projects include 1.2 miles of grading asphalt surfacing a bridge and seeding on US283 in Graham County south of Hill City 1.0 miles of grading subgrade modification two bridges and seeding on US383 near the Norton Reservoir 8.3 miles of asphalt surfacing on US281 south of Smith Center and 12 miles of subgrade modification on a county highway west of Sublette in Haskell County.
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Kansas
Norton
State Highway Commission
Addison H. Meschke
Graham
Smith
Stafford
Hagwell
Graham County
Hill City
Norton County
Smith County
Smith Center
Haskell County
Sublette
Kansas soil conservation group to meet in Manhattan
Five local persons will attend the Soil Conservation Society of America session in Manhattan with A J Longley Robert Fuller Merle Wentworth Bill Brandon and Mustapha Ben Alisa among the attendees. Nine Kansas chapters join the third annual event as speakers discuss soil conservation wildlife and related problems. Attendees will tour nearby Fort Riley Turtle Creek Dam and the proposed national grassland park.
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Kansas Council
Soil Conservation Society of America
Manhattan
A. J. Longley
Robert Fuller
Merle Wentworth
Bill Brandon
Mustapha ‘Ben Alisa
Soil Conservation Service
Kansas
Fort Riley
Turtle Creek Dam
National Grassland Park
Expansion Proposed For St. John's Jaco
WINFIELD AP A 10 year development plan for St. John's College seeks several million dollars in capital improvements to the world Lutheran Church assembly in Cleveland next month. President R C Reisel says proposals could triple enrollment from 350. Over five years the plan calls for 1.4 million in new buildings and 400 000 in renovations of existing structures.
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Winfield
St. John’s College
The
Lutheran Church
Cleveland
St. John’s
R. C. Reisel
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Tuy Mee
Richard Boone
George Harilton
Wana Patten
Arthur O'Connell
Bopy Eee Ieee
SCPE
Levine
Telegram
George Herron
Garden City Experiment Station
Kaie
West Kansas
St. John’s Jaco
Allen
Safety Center International
Balancia
A&a
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