Kansas racing and a life of service cross paths
The item notes Beron Bennett, 49, a retired Army scientist and early associate in the development of the Salk vaccine, died yesterday. It mentions Kansas favorites in a 113th annual collegiate tourney and references details about past Kansas title wins and historical Derby context.
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Truman Says He Is A Pessimist On Russia
Former President Truman, in New York en route to St Louis, says he is a pessimist about Russians. He doubts sincerity of Soviet leaders and plans to see his grandson Wade, amid discussions of exchanges of ideas with American and Russian officials.
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Weather storms claim two workers at Coffeyville span
Kansas weather casualties include two men swept from a bridge on the Verdigris River near Coffeyville during a storm. Four tornado funnels were sighted across eastern Kansas with severe winds causing damage in Russell Pratt Medicine Lodge and St Joan. Gusts reached 90 miles per hour near Hutchinson. Pittsburg reported 8.82 inches of rain.
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Iron Workers and Builders Sign Three Year Pact
Kansas City area builders and iron workers union reached a three year agreement yesterday marking a labor peace in the construction industry. The pact covers wage scales, benefits, and work rules for member locals and signatory contracting firms.
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Kansas
Supporters of federal prison plan shift strategy
Washington reports backers of a proposed Alcatraz style federal prison in the Midwest are changing strategy after budget cuts. They urged site selection before Congress reconvenes, citing a lack of funds and congressional action. A Florida storm disrupted plans, with injuries and missing persons as crews searched Escambia Bay and nearby areas.
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Rain-Hit Texan Names Alligator in Backyard Sighting
In San Antonio Texas a resident reports spotting two alligators in a backyard after heavy rains. Abs R D Borkim alerted her husband and two neighbors who restrained the reptiles and called authorities. The incident notes an escapee from a nearby facility.
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Three-man Justice Dept Committee Reviews Sites in Tennessee Missouri
A special three man committee from the Justice Department studied potential sites in Tennessee and Missouri after being sent out in January. The panel narrowed choices to congressional districts represented by Reps Grey Mack Dan, Wursell and Cannon. The districts are mainly economically distressed in the southern regions with unemployment around 12 to 15 percent in construction work.
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Boettcher Dies Colorado Industrial Giant and Pioneer
Boettcher a Colorado industrial giant and pioneer dies after a well drilling accident near Joseph Me. Two men were killed in the incident as workmen drilled a well in East Denver area. The accident followed a long career with the state regulatory commission and philanthropic support through the Boettcher Foundation.
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Io Philan
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Cabin cruiser Kinsebar weathered by winds and rain
A cabin cruiser Kinsebar with Port faced severe winds reaching 35 miles per hour offshore. Passengers and crew were saved. Jack and others reached safety as the vessel drifted near the middle of the state. Winds caused gusty rains, flooding streets, and power interruptions across the area.
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Ascher
Palmer Predicts Ford Victory In National Golf Playoff
Akron Ohio reports Palmer aged 27 from Leirobe Pa predicts Ford of Mehorac will win the national championship after a sudden death playoff on the sixth hole at the Rubber Cltin Oxen lapress course. Palmer, a former Amateur king, made the forecast yesterday.
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