Truman Blasts Eisenhower at Democratic Dinner
President Truman attacked the Eisenhower administration for political trickery in foreign and domestic policy at a large Democratic dinner honoring Speaker Sam Rayburn. GOP leaders denounced Truman’s remarks as vitriolic and unfounded while defending the administration’s record and policy moves in Asia and civil service.
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Truman
Ashington
Eisenhower
Leonard Wail
Republican National Committee
House
Sam Rayburn
Thej National Committee
Rayburn
Fee. S. 7Th Fleet
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa Strait
China
P- Judd
R-Minn
Keating R
Hall
GOP
Bridges
R-Nh
Tru
Stevenson
Indianapolis
Knowland
Circus clown executive vanishes then is found in Florida
A Rochester executive and small circus clown, once billed as an amnesia victim using the name E Carey, was found in Zacala Florida after being missing since February 8. He drifted through work with Clark Paint and Glass in Rochester and joined Ring Bros circus acts including a white rabbit character aided by a duck.
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St, Petersburg
Fla
Rochester
N. Y
K. Dryer
Zacala
Clark To & Glass Co
Roch
Appar
E. Carey
Clark Paint
Hl.&’ Glass -Con
Rufus ‘Dryer
David B.carey
Styron II
Pittsburgh
Carey
The
Ring Bros. Cialj
Pensacola
In Wonderland
Voltage
Aidi Kincenik
Amerineer Society Crusade
Urban Renewal Bill Could Aid Kansas Cities
Kansas lawmakers added a 1955 enabling law empowering Kansas City, Topeka, and Wichita to seek federal urban renewal aid. The program targets slum clearance, redevelopment, and rehabilitation to boost tax revenues and reduce substandard housing, which averages 38.7 percent in mid-sized cities and drives greater municipal costs.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Topeka
Wichita
Governmental Research Center At
Kansas University
The
Bulletin
Fulbright Scholar Linda Stormont to Study in Germany
Linda Stormont, a Newton graduate student, has been awarded a Fulbright scholarship to study voice in Germany. She will attend the State Institute of Music in Cologne and has been active in Kansas University light opera productions such as American in Boston and in the A Cappella Choir.
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Fullbright
Linda Stormont
Newton
Germany
Miss Stormont
State Institute of Music
Cologne
Kansas University
Boston
Eisenhower seeks 3.5 billion in foreign aid plan
President Eisenhower proposes a 3.5 billion foreign aid package with about 2.14 billion for non Communist Asia. White House press secretary Hagerty says the proposal will go to Congress Wednesday. FOA chief Stassen arrives with draft and will testify on disarmament after the message is sent. The president is at Augusta National Golf Club and plans to return to Washington late Wednesday.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Harold E. Stassen
Foreign Operations Administration
Stassen
Kevin McCann
FOA
Capitol
Augusta National Golf Club
Washington
Kansas University Hosts Southern District AI E E Convention
Reading of student research papers concluded the Southern District student convention of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers at Kansas University. Judges included E B Wheeler Bell Telephone Co. Kansas City C M Lytle Kansas City Power and Light Co. and R E Phillips Kansas Gas and Electric Co. Wichita. The winner earns 25 dollars and a chance to enter the national student paper competition.
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American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Kansas University
E. B. Wheeler
Bell Telephone Co
Kansas City
C. M. Lytle
Kansas City Power and Light Co
R. E. Phillips
Kansas Gas and Electric Co
Wichita
Martin Goland
Midwest Research Institute
Engineering talk highlights Kansas City event
Kansas City observers focused on the evolution of engineering as Dr. R. Q. Brewster of the University of Kansas chemistry department addressed the final lunch program. The noon session featured Brewster discussing progress, research, and the role of chemistry in engineering advances.
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Kansas City
R. Q. Brewster
K.U
Mettner Team Shares Kansas Bowling Title
M Thomas of Parsons won the open division all events with 1 822. Carl's Lanes of Parsons won the open division team title with 2 856, the third straight for Carl's Lanes. Topeka's Truman Randall finished second with 1 810. Wichita Sky Bowl was runner up with 2 779. Other champions include Independence Men's Shop in Class A and Lawrence Mettner Furnace in Class B.
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Topeka
M. Thomas
Parsons
Carl's Lanes
Kansas
Thomas
Truman Randall
Carl's
Wichita
Independence Men's Shop
Lawrence Mettner Furnace
Ordnance Experts Meet Parsons Kansas Plant Officials
More than 30 ordnance specialists from across the nation will gather at the Kansas Ordnance Plant in Parsons to discuss industry developments and share technical insights. The meeting marks a statewide effort to advance nuclear and conventional munitions research and production practices.
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Parsons
Kas
Nation
Kansas
Two Day Conference on Ammunition Loading Procedures
A gathering of the process quality central subcommittee of the integration committee on ammunition loading to observe and discuss procedures. Storer of the Ordnance Ammunition Command at Johet is in attendance and Wh. serves as subcommittee chair.
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Integration Committee
Johet
First Farm Youth Pupil To Arrive In Kansas This Week
The first 1955 International Farm Youth Exchange student arrives in Kansas this week for a three month stay. Pareles Sadler, 22, from Raroa Featherston New Zealand, will work on Kansas farms for three months before spending another three months in Maine, then return home.
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Mantlattan
Was. PA
International Farm
Aterive
Kansas
Pareles Sadler
Raroa
Featherston
New Zealand
Sadler
Maine
Oppenheimer Mourns Einstein Death
Seattle report shows Dr. J Robert Oppenheimer reacting to the death of Albert Einstein. He described the loss as a tough day for scientists and noted the year is hard on physicists. Enrico Fermi had died the prior November.
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Seattle
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Albert Einstein
Oppenheimer
Eugene
Ore
University of Oregon
Nstein
Fanstein
Fermi
Enrico Fermi
Break-in Report At Trading Post In Lawrence
Lawrence police investigated a break-in at the Trading Post on 401 E. 9th St. Burglars gained entry by breaking a window the previous night and stole a used radio and a radio recorder combination. Loss estimated at 35 dollars.
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Lawrence
Trading Post
9Th St
Bureglars
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