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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1957

Page

8

Publishing Officials Decry Newsprint Price Increases

New York publishers face higher costs as Abitibi Consolidated St Lawrence Bowater raise newsprint by four dollars per ton starting March 1. American Newspaper Publishers Association GM Cranston Williams warns the industry is in a straitjacket, unable to negotiate or switch suppliers freely.

New York Cranston Williams American Newspaper Publishers Association Williams Abitibi Consolidated St. Lawrence Bo- Water Abitibi Power & Paper Company Consolidated Paper Corporation St. Lawrence Coperation Bowater Paper Company Willams F Mills

Plaintiff Attorneys Oppose State Court Expansion Plan

Kansas lawyers at a convention urged Kansas not adopt the Missouri plan for judges selection. They argued the Missouri method is undemocratic and that Kansas judges are comparable in quality. They said elections should decide term renewals and viewed former Gov. Fred Hall’s appointment as not warranting system change. David Praeger was elected president with Charles Schnider Don Musser and George Templar named officers.

Kansas City Kas Kansas Kansas. Assn Missouri Issouri Fred Hall State Supreme Court David Praeger Topeka Charles Schnider Don Musser Pittsburg George Templar Arkansas City

Farm Bureau Chiefs Meet Over Acreage Plan Clash

Farm Bureau leaders from Illinois Iowa Minnesota Kansas Wisconsin Ohio Indiana and Missouri met in Chicago at the invitation of Charles B Shuman to protest the acreage allotment plan and campaign against it The plan would offer 77 percent parity loans but cap plantings at 38 388 000 acres versus 43 380 534 in 1996 The base acreage plan would set about 74 percent parity with a 51 million acre plant limit under the soil bank program

Chicago Burien Fed- Prienabil Corn Farmers’ Referendum. Fhe Federation Illinois Iowa Minnesota Kansas Wisconsin Ohio Indiana Souri Charles B. Shuman Sullivan American Farm Bureau Federation Soil Bank

Tallulah Bankhead Undergoes Hand Operation After Play

Philadelphia reports Tallulah Bankhead had surgery for a broken bone in her right hand after a Saturday performance of Firsenia. The injury occurred when she waved and struck a wall during a scene, though she finished the show despite swelling the next day.

Philadelphia Tallulah Bankhead

Reading Help From Beta Sigma Phi Aids Lawrencians With Visual Impairment

Lawrencians with poor vision gain access to reading assistance through a Beta Sigma Phi spree chapter project. A portable optical projection magnifier enlarges print three to five times on a built in screen with illumination. Borrowing is limited and advised only when a physician recommends it. contact Xi Gamma chapter member Mrs. Oral Paxton at 53242 Miss. St. or call VI3-4905.

Beta Sigma Phi Business Women's Oral Paxton Xi Gamma Joan

Alaska State Admission and Mount McKinley Height

If Alaska is admitted to the Union the roof of the United States will be Mount McKinley at 20 320 feet above sea level The current highest point is Mount Whitney in Washington at 14 495 feet

Moscow Pravda United States Alaska Washington

Appleton-Field Recital With G Criss Simpson Cast

Vera Appleton and Michael Fieti headline a cold night recital featuring a diverse program. The ensemble delivers Bach and Copland works with Brazilian inflections and French impressionist tones, ending with a Poulenc premiere caprice and Bach’s Sheep May Safely Graze.

Mikrokosmos Bartok Aaron Copland Poulenc Bach Arthur Benjamin

China Extends 50 Million Dollar Loan to Hungary

Radio Budapest reported that Communist China granted Hungary a loan totaling 200 million rubles about 50 million dollars at official exchange, with funds in convertible currency and the rest in goods and raw materials to aid reconstruction after the rebellion.

Budapest Radio China Hungary

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