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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1956
Page
10
India states its position at a conference on the Suez Canal, stressing that any settlement must consider broader Middle East factors. The meeting, described as preliminary, signals no prejudgment of final terms and notes the importance of stability in the region for global trade.
Initial reports say 270 Belgian miners are trapped as an incident at Ammrcomi Coal Mines triggers emergency measures. A broadcaster warns the situation could be the worst mine disaster in Bolsa history. workers are said to be safe but unaccounted. Virginia reports wealth tests and a $64 million GDP context amid unclear insurance status.
President Eisenhower discussed expanding farm relief to reach 30 to 40 million acres this year, instead of about 10 million. He noted plans to review manpower needs with Gen. Gruenther amid modern weaponry. He warned steel price hikes could impact the dollar and economy, while promising government scrutiny of the $8.50 per ton rise.
President Eisenhower commented on Donavan D Brush of Ft Riley after he was fined 100 dollars plus costs on a charge of driving while intoxicated. The court proceeding noted Brush’s liquor influence as a factor in the case and related streamlining of U S forces.
Officials of the National Farmers Organization of Leavenworth County will meet in Marysville on Friday to plan a first congressional district convention. County chairman Ed Hutchison, joined by Ed Timpe Nick Wagner and Bob Clevenger, will determine delegate numbers from county membership and choose a district chairman vice chairman secretary and treasurer. Each district county will be represented on the board by one farmer.
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