Chances Bright For No Change In Soil Bank
Washington reports indicate momentum to keep the soil bank program largely intact with no major changes. A Senate-House conference reached a compromise on 300 million dollars for next year under the acreage reserve part, while a 325 million dollar conservation reserve payment was agreed for 1958, with top payments set at 3 000 dollars to a farmer and 2 500 in other cases.
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Jefferson City man pleads guilty in circuit court
A Jefferson City man entered a guilty plea on charges of stealing a sewing machine. Judge Sem C Blair ordered a pre sentence investigation. Robert Fultz faces sex charges as the investigation results led by Etta Wilson on May 12.
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Pentagon Politics In Nickerson Trial
Pentagon politics emerge around the Nickerson trial as the case continues, with financial implications highlighted by claims of savings exceeding ten million dollars. Officials weigh legal and policy angles amid ongoing scrutiny and potential budget impacts.
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Pentagon
Nickerson
Personal Injury Suit For $45 000 Filed
Vernon Bussard filed a circuit court personal injury suit seeking $45 000 for injuries and loss of income from a fall during construction on the Medical Arts Building project November 1 1955. Defendants include Scheperle Construction Co and Joseph S Summers others named Nickerson questioned the plaintiff and said the alleged safety failures could not be determined at that time.
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Local man pleads guilty in compact case
In New York a stock market rally unfolds with motors and steels leading gains. U. S. Steel jumps about six dollars as other steel and related firms report notable increases.
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Tealin Chin
NEW York— Motors and Steels
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Simlar Announce
Stassen Pressures in Disarmament Talks
Stassen faces continued pressure as he pushes a new 37.5 disarmament plan before the subcommittee. He argues a partial arms reduction treaty is within reach after years of stalemate and urges caution on rapid moves. Britain France and Canada back the U S plan for a disarmament control board under UN oversight, while Zorn declines comment.
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Steel Price Hike Takes Effect Monday Across Industries
Steel prices rise on Monday with increases of 6 to 11 dollars per ton in several sectors. Auto and appliance makers, along with construction and shipbuilding materials, face higher costs as prices climb across bar, structural shapes, oil country tubing, and steel plate for rail and ship use. Government and industry officials note some pass through to consumers, though exact amounts vary by product and company.
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Courthouse Awning Fire Brings Fire Department
Jefferson City Fire Department rushed to Cole County courthouse to extinguish a burning awning. The blaze destroyed the awning but caused no other damage, likely sparked by a discarded cigarette from an upper story.
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Lake Charles Red Cross aids thousands after storm
168 injured were treated at Lake Charles hospitals, most for minor injuries. The report details rescue efforts as Wilson’s order and army missile program debate unfold amid high winds and rising floodwaters. Coast Guard cutters search the Gulf, while 19,000 sheltered in Lake Charles and 30,000 fed by Red Cross. A Kansas City death and extensive evacuation figures round out the turmoil.
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New Arms to Match Communist Buildup Over Korea
The United States plans new arms for Korea as North Korean buildup grows. American jet fighters fly over Seoul in a training pattern, with aircraft based in Japan and refueling in South Korea. The UN and US defend the moves as routine and not aimed at Korean bases.
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West Germany says no blanket vow on atomic weapons
Bonn says Berlin cannot pledge not to develop or stockpile A weapons. Government spokesman Felix von Eckhardt stated West Germany does not currently possess A weapons and has not requested them, despite a Moscow note demanding firm commitments. Berlin called the Moscow note election campaign propaganda.
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Spradling Opens Demo Convention Climax at Banquet Tomorrow
Spradling opens the Democratic convention with a banquet at 6 30 p m tomorrow headlined by U S Senator Stuart Symington scheduled to speak. Veryl D Riddle of Malden is named permanent chairman. The piece notes a St Louis County candidate’s outreach amid late cues and mentions historic circus tiger costs as context.
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Furrier Sees Fashion Break Iron Curtain Barriers
New York furrier Aronowicz, after showcasing American furs at a Poznan fair in Poland, argues fashion can breach the Iron Curtain. He cites sable capes priced beyond Russians’ reach and envisions expanding fashion exchanges with Poland and the United States, pending State Department approval.
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