Senators Back Dulles Proposal for Global Inspections
Senator Mansfield predicted full congressional backing for Secretary Dulles proposed international air and ground inspection system to deter surprise attacks. Senator Gore praised Dulles initiative and Congress’ likely support, while Moscow sought clarification on points. A separate, odd item notes a shark in a public phone booth incident near a residence.
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Russia
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U.S
Local Persons Enrolled at Institute on Cosmetics at K U
Eleven Lawrence residents join 132 beauticians at the Advance Cosmetology Institute at Kansas University. The program, sponsored by the State Board and State Association in cooperation with University Extensions, features Hollywood instructors Buddy Francis and Conner Syprett teaching hair shaping and permanent waving.
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Advance Cosmetology Institute
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State Board of Cosmetology
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Oklahoma
Texas
Georgia
Iowa
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Barbara Jean Parlow
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Wanda Boettger
Barker Ave
Josephine Driscoll
Mass. St
Vivian Jacob
Charissa W. Kalterman
W. 21St St
Bernice Lipp
N. H
Imogene Metz
R. 1
Violet Patricia Miner
Vanity Beauty Shop
Zerita J. Paxton
Nancy Peppard
Vt. &T
Nike S. Zannetos
Vt. St
Washington County to Host Next Kansas State Park
Washington County was chosen by the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission as the site for a new state park and lake. Director Dave Leahy announced the 110 acre lake on Spring Creek, seven miles north and three miles west of Washington, within a 420 acre park area. Land acquisition came via condemnation proceedings. no construction start date is set.
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Washington County
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Dave Leahy
Spring Creek
Washington
Keady
Wichita Doctor Chosen By Healing Arts Board
The Kansas Healing Arts Board elected Dr. W. F. Callahan of Wichita as president at its organizational meeting in Kansas City. The five doctors three osteopaths and three chiropractors form the licensing board with Dr. Callahan as medical head. Other officers named were Dr. Richard Gibson Winfield osteopath vice president and Dr. Francis O Nash Kansas City medical doctor secretary.
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Kansas City
Kas
Kansas Healing Arts Board
W. F. Callahan
Wichita
Callahan
Richard Gibson
Winfield
Francis 0 Nash
Ex Navy Official Seen As Next ICA Director
Chattanooga Times reports former assistant secretary of the Navy James Ef. Smith Dre form may succeed John B. as director of the International Cooperation Administration in Washington. Smith, a four month returnee to private life, was last in government during the Truman era and later served as assistant secretary of the Air Force under the Republican administration.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Chattanooga Times
James Ef. Smith
The
John Bo 1Hsler
International Cooperation Administration
Washington
Charles Bartlett
Smith
Apen
Colo
Navy
Truman
Federal aid joined in Oklahoma anthrax action
US officials and state agencies coordinate to stop the spread of anthrax in livestock. Senator Hennings arranged federal veterinary help from Kansas Missouri and Arkansas. Fifteen federal veterinarians will assist in three northeast Oklahoma counties with vaccination while embargoes limit shipments of cattle and poultry from nearby areas. The disease, transmissible to humans, can spread through poultry feathers.
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Edward V. Long Af Messouri
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Agriculture Department
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
World Congresses Vote Supports Anti Atom Protest
In Tokyo the third World Congress against atom and hydrogen bombs adopted a resolution of support for demonstrators arrested in Nevada during an anniversary protest against the atomic bombings. Protesters faced trespass charges but were released after sentences were suspended.
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Tokyo
Todas
Nevada
Soviet dairy maid reaches millionth liter milestone
A Soviet report says a farm maid on a Seherian collective farm has extracted her millionth liter of milk under her care. The broadcast notes she has worked on the farm for several years and is celebrated for this production milestone.
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Mosca
Soviet Union
Sears
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