Stassen Defies Papers Request in Pakistan Grain Probe
Harold E. Stassen refused to produce ten documents cited by Senate Investigations subcommittee and agreed to reveal the rest, while condemning the probe as partly about secrecy. Debate with McCarthy and McClellan centered on subpoenas and confidential exchanges within the FDA.
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Road Upgrade Near Ottawa Expands U S 50-59
Work widens U S 50-59 north of Ottawa from 2 to 24 feet and adds 10 foot shoulders. Two dangerous curves 2 1/2 miles north of Ottawa will be straightened. A 2 1/2 inch asphalt surface will cover the full 24 foot width. Completion is scheduled for next August. General contractor is Independent Construction Co. of Overland Park.
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Stork Delivers A Sweet Gift In A Sugar Coated Tale
A playful tale describes a stork delivering a baby doughnut to loving, prayerful residents. The town expects a gala after the happy event and a christening in a deep fry shop. Possible names are Cinnamon Plain or Chocolate, with a cheeky “Yummy” fallback if a naming dispute arises.
Election Features Highlight Fair Campaigning and Quick Results
Voters in Lawrence chose six City Commission candidates amid orderly, above-board campaigning. Double boards sped up counting with final tabulations by 8:15 p.m. Newcomer Harris celebrated a citywide victory, Crown rose from fourth in the primary to second in the general, and Hurwitz, after a Mayo Clinic checkup, voiced optimism about resuming duties.
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County Court Fines For Five Motor Vehicle Violations
Five individuals cited in County Court for motor vehicle violations. Edgar C. Lee lacks a license and faces $5 fine plus costs. Joseph P. Schiefelbein of Topeka cited for speeding with $10 fine and costs. DeWayne L. Seele of Topeka cited for speeding with $10 fine and costs. George H. Ward of Topeka cited for speeding with $10 fine and costs. Jim H. Walton of Enid Oklahoma cited for no license and 24 hours in jail. Holiday appears as contraction for holy day.
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Ky.St
Joseph Phillip Schiefelbein
Topeka
DeWayne Lee Seele
George Herbert Ward
Jim H. Walton
Enid
Okla
Marquette enters Kansas Relays with eight men
Marquette University Milwaukee sends eight athletes as the first university entry in the Kansas Relays Memorial Stadium. Bill Easton announced two junior college groups and four more college entries including Fort Hays State Washburn Bethel and Baker. Notables include Art Carder high jump record holder and Don Penner discus specialist.
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Washburn
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Perry
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Bethel
Don Penner
Gil Pruyn
Kansas U
Pruyn
Births at Memorial Hospital Reported for Edward J. Houseworth Couple
A list from Memorial Hospital records shows numerous residents and relatives including Carl Hegerman Route 5, Paul Kincaid Jr 50 Winona Ave Otis L Castle 2368 Vt St Mrs Hettie Menger 743 La St and many others. The births section notes Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. House worth 1300 E 15th St welcomed a daughter on Tuesday.
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Paul Kincaid Jr
Winona Ave
Otis L. Castle
Vt. St
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la. St
Margaret Carlberg
R. I.st
Ethel Edie
Ky, St
Edward L. Trackwell
McLouth
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Lois Walker
N. H. St
Marjorie Moody
Mo. St
Sandra Perkins
Maple Lane
Jess W. Davis
Almira Ave
Patricia van Dyke
DeSoto
Edward J. Houseworth
E. 15Th St
Frost and Cold Forecast Across Kansas Regions
Topeka Kansas forecast warns of scattered frost in the northeast and freezing temperatures in the northwest tonight. Clear skies expected tonight into tomorrow with low readings from 25 to 40 degrees and daytime highs reaching into the 60s in most areas. Freezing conditions were reported in the northwest this morning, with the west portion near freezing.
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Topekaw
Kansas
Marriage License Issued in Probate Court to Robbins Jr and Stark
A marriage license was issued Monday in Probate Court to Blaine A. Robbins Jr 18 and Gwinetha Maye Stark 18 both of Sunflower. The item mentions coal and oil usage in locomotives unrelated to the license.
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Sunflower
Carney Said to Forecast Chinese Attack on Quemoy Matsu
The Philadelphia Bulletin reports a stenographic transcript claiming Adm. Robert B. Carney told reporters that Communist China would attack the Nationalist islands of Quemoy and Matsu by mid April. Carney denied making such statements to Senate witnesses, while Eisenhower referenced war caution.
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Lawrence Weather Coolest in a Week and Kansas Movie Talk
Lawrence cooled to a 40 degree morning low with afternoon in the 50s and a frost warning issued for Northeast Kansas tonight. The city participates in the John Brown film Seven Angry Men at Jayhawker Theater starring Raymond Massey, depicting the sacking of Lawrence. KU Alumni football roster lists 34 candidates and four more Old Grads sign up for the April 16 Memorial Stadium game.
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Eden faces shift from personal to committee leadership
Bevan in the Weekly Tribune argues Sir Anthony Eden lacks personal ascendancy among colleagues. Britain may move to collective leadership with no strong helm. Eden, like Churchill, is a staunch ally of the United States and would carry out policies developed with his former chief, tracing back to 1938 when Eden, at 41, quit Chamberlain’s government in protest against appeasing Axis dictators.
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Market News Skews Mixed With Election Results
Market summaries show varied activity across commodities and stocks with mixed wheat and oats, steady hogs and cattle, and modest shifts in steel shares. Local election results highlight multiple incumbents and write-in votes, with mayoral wins and council seats across several towns amid a half turnout in some districts.
Kansas City Wheat and Livestock Market Report
Kansas City market bulletin shows wheat futures with May and Sep quotes, mixed animal market notes, and price ranges for cattle calves cows and bulls. Reported open high low close figures accompany grain bids for No 2 and No 3 grades across hard soft and yellow corn, oats, and soybeans with regional supply details.
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Kansas City
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USDAI
High profits from nuclear power seen in future
A report from the annual meeting indicated that high profits from nuclear power were expected to arrive only in the distant future, though the potential was acknowledged.
Deaths and Funerals a E Crum 62 a geologist dies in NYC
Harry E Ted Crum 62 consulting geologist for Columbian Carbide Co died Friday in New York City. A KU graduate 1923 he was son of the late J F Crum former Kaw Valley Creamery operator. Survived by wife Lillian daughter Nancy and three sisters Mrs Anthony Keal Mrs Arch Haney Topeka and Mrs Don Weir Austin TX. Memorial services held Monday in New York City.
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Ted) Crum
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Nancy
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Topeka
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Austin
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Nevada tests mark brightest atomic blast in Yucca Flat
Reporters near Yucca Flat describe a noon blast designed to destroy aircraft formations. The fireball lasted under five seconds and was intensely bright, visible in Las Vegas but not in Los Angeles. A doughnut shaped cloud formed as observers spoke from 55 miles away.
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Nevada
Yucca
Los Angeles
Henry Bradberry Fined in County Court for Open Bottle
Henry Bradberry of Topeka was fined 30 dollars plus costs in County Court today for transporting an open bottle. The case reflects enforcement of liquor laws and adds to local public safety actions.
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Topeka
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