New Farm Group in Ag Promotion Field
A new national conference on agricultural promotion formed to improve farm policy amid fragmentation among farmer groups. The four major organizations, including American Farm Bureau Federation and National Farmer Union, plan conventions and aim to shape price and import standards for farmers. The group seeks tighter import limits and better pricing standards, with final plans due at a December meeting.
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State Highway Bids Top $870000 in Today’s Opening
Wichita bids total nearly 870000 with central and west units of an Arkansas River Bridge on U.S. to be built by Martin Rugby Construction Corp of Wichita as apparent low for the project. Other bids include Leavenworth County secondary road work and asphalt surface treatment on K 3 east of Wellsville with Ottawa firm Killough Construction Co submitting 33109475.
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Radford Awarded Fourth DSM At White House
President Eisenhower awarded Admiral Arthur W. Radford a fourth Distinguished Service Medal at the White House Rose Garden to honor his retirement as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. The ceremony celebrated Radford with a formal surprise presentation thanking him for long service.
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2 Million Buildup Is Under Way of E State
Construction has begun in spring on a 8375 Aue road and a 50000 air conditioning unit to serve the Student Union and new science building. Projects include a sodden baseball diamond, a women’s dormitory remodel to add quarters for 24 girls, a play area, and a power plant repair plus security fencing with guards.
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House Reverses Self on Chapel Funds at Air Force Academy
The House reversed itself to allow funds for a new chapel at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs amid a contentious design debate. Lawmakers moved to approve a large military construction bill, sending it to the Senate after defeating an amendment that would bar chapel funding.
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Store Owner Not Really Helpful to Two Bandits
A deli owner, Joseph Wilder, allegedly aided two robbers by telling them how to escape. He directed them upstairs and out a window after they gagged him. A customer called police who tracked them to the upstairs area after a broken door triggered the alert.
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Czech exports to Egypt rise amid crisis
The Czechoslovak Communist party organ VIRNNA reports Czech exports to Egypt have tripled since last fall's suea crisis. It predicts further shipments as Czechoslovakia remains a major supplier of armaments to Egypt, with the industrial satellite viewed as a spearhead of Soviet economic penetration of the Middle East.
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Mental Health Survey Planned in Lyon County
State Board of Health and State Welfare Department plan a mental health survey in Lyon County as a test area. Inez Jacob connected with welfare and health officials to begin the survey, identify resources, and list facilities able to assist in improving mental health conditions.
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Tractor Death in Alma Tractor Accident Kills 68
A tractor pulling a hay rake overturned on a slope near Alma, enfolding 68 year old JP Herman F. Fink beneath the machine and causing fatal injuries yesterday. Local authorities investigating the mishap.
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Murphy Family Homecoming Reflected in Travel Tale
Contemned from Pace to Murphy recounts a European journey after returning to Frankfort. The family flies Dutch and Belgian routes, dines with Ambassador Phillip Young in Holland, and visits Paris before boarding a Le Havre ship home. They find their daughter Carolyn recovering from mumps and their son Franklin unwell.
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Southern Catholics Ask Pope to Block Rummel
A New Orleans group of Catholics urged Pope Pius XII to intervene in racial integration by urging Archbishop Joseph Rummel to proceed with inward integration in Catholic schools. They call for a papal decree declaring segregation morally wrong and sinful.
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Sin Taxes to Save State Budget in New Hampshire
A state senator says the success of the new 38 million state budget hinges on revenue from sin taxes on liquor tobacco and gambling. He notes Salem race meetings and steady liquor and cigarette sales could fund over half the general fund if annual revenue surpasses 12 million dollars.
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Senate votes on voting rights bill sparks talks of special session
After five weeks of debate the Senate approved the measure with 43 Republicans and 29 Democrats backing it. No Republican senators opposed the bill. 18 Democrats mainly Southern plus Morse of Oregon voted against. The bill would empower the attorney general to seek court injunctions to enforce minority voting rights, while the House passed similar civil rights enforcement authority that the Senate removed. Officials said a presidential veto would likely be tied to a Senate revision and a fall special session could be called if Congress acts or doesn’t act this session. In education news, Dr. Leland H. Erickson of Kansas University will address Shawnee Mission Institute on Reading Is Everybody's Business and teach arithmetic workshops in Olathe Aug 22-29.
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Housewife Offers Haven For Children Of Accused Couple
Mrs. James P. B. Green offered shelter for five Morrison children ages from seven months to seven years as their parents, charged with printing counterfeit twenty dollar bills, faced state action. Dist. Judge J Harris Gardner and parents discussed options and the group chose the Odd Fellows home as best placement.
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Culler Family Visit Ends With Picnic at Tonsanuxie Park
Reno visitors Mr and Mrs Louis Culler and Johnnie Torrance traveled to meet Mrs Culler’s aunt Mrs Ben Couch in Torrance California. That evening California relatives Mr Mrs Couch and their son and family joined for a picnic supper at Tonsanuxie Park. Elizabeth Coleman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Coleman, returned Sunday from Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
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Dodge City Piano Through Time Finds New Home
A grand and upright hybrid piano with a long history ends up in the Beeson Museum in Dodge City. Crafted by Hupien, Inc, it passed through owners including a saloon keeper and a War veteran before becoming a museum piece in 1931 and remaining on exhibit for 93 years despite worn polish.
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Community Notes Reflect Local Visits and Gatherings
Mis Emami Lee Coleman lies ill with broncho pneumonia with family by his side. Mrs. Dole Gulldand of Tonganoxie and Mrs. Birdie Hemphill’s brother attend. friends visit Eugene Dounuek and Dorthuk Lawerence. Numerous residents host and visit relatives across Blue Mound, Mission, and nearby towns, including Denver, Topeka, and Lawrence, with birthdays celebrated at Bernhardt households and Navy veteran Duane Torneden returning home.
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