Poplar Bluff Judge to Receive Retirement Pay
Gov Phil M Donnelly approved today the retirement pay for former circuit Judge Robert Cope of the 33rd judicial circuit Butler and Ripley counties He will receive one third of the present circuit judge salary in outstate areas He will be 66 in April and served terms from 1831 to 1943 plus a 1951 House term and earlier posts as justice of the peace and Butler County prosecutor The notice mentions a possible meeting of big power chiefs and unrest amid a Foreign Relations Committee discussion about potential tensions with China over Formosa
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Cape of Poplar Bluff
Missouri
Judicial Retirement System
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George
Eel Cope
Butler
Ripley
House of Representatives
Butler County
Hed Ching
Formosa
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bright Young Scientists Aim to Solve Farm Income Problem
Bright young scientists are urged to solve the farm income issue at the 28th annual meeting of the National Farm Council in Columbus Ohio. Henry T McKnight says agriculture must boost cranked up research to increase incomes benefit city dwellers and industry. He notes industry spends 2 percent of gross output on research while agriculture spends under half of 1 percent. Even doubling farm research may not keep pace with industry.
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Ohio
Henry T. McKnight
McKnight
World peace talks and local race chaos mix in early campaign
A speech by George urged a four power conference with France but not China to seek agreements toward normal relations with Red China. Eisenhower and Dulles insist on credible Russian actions before high level talks. Local races show incumbents facing withdrawals as GOP fields council candidates amid party tensions.
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Cole County
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R-Calif
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Germany
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Howard
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Jackison
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Weather and STOCKS report from Wichita to St Louis
Snow and icy roads disrupt travel across Kansas Missouri and western Illinois. Accidents were minimal but many stalled cars and slick streets slowed traffic. New York stocks rose with steel and railroad shares leading gains while utilities held steady as weather fears and a winter chill linger.
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iMarlin
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Lcense
Police report minor city crash clears by noon
Only one accident logged by noon, at 7:46 a m, at the Washington and Miller intersection. Wilbert Wankum of Meta and Scott Koelling of 425 W Main St were involved. front damage noted to both vehicles. Several other minor incidents reported by phone, mostly on private property. In Orangeburg poultry outshines a Town Players show as a hen nests on scenery, delaying production decisions.
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Meta
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Voyage Aboard the Nautilus with Adm Rickover
Senator describes an exciting voyage aboard the submarine Nautilus. He details near lethal radioactivity, the crew’s tense watch of gauges, and a two hour discussion with Adm Rickover about operation and performance. Rickover says the submarine could travel underwater indefinitely at full speed.
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Atom Cloud Over Las Vegas Marks First Direct Pass
The atomic cloud from a Nevada test passed directly over Las Vegas at dawn for about two minutes. No radiation fallout was reported by Atomic Energy Commission spokesmen. The event accompanied a 560-foot detonation and involved 2000 Marines in related maneuvers near Las Vegas.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Ariz
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Here
Birds use Earth's magnetic field to find home
Experiments with homing birds show they navigate by sensing the Earth's magnetic field. Small magnets attached to their wings disrupted their return, suggesting geomagnetic cues guide their migration.
Texans Prove They Produce One Sixteenth of U.S. Births
The State Department of Public Health reports that one in sixteen babies born in the United States last year was a Texan. The statistic highlights Texas contribution to national birth figures and the state's growing population.
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Austin
State Department of Public Health
United States
Big Upward Swing In Family Income Shown in Surrey
A Commerce Department study released today shows a sharp rise in U S family incomes since 1947 with more households earning over 4000 annually and over 10000 for the wealthiest. The 1958 tax data indicate average nonfarm income of 6390 dollars versus 3460 for farm families, and overall median patterns remain largely unchanged since then.
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Washington
Commerce Department
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