Prospects Dim for Senate Action on Natural Gas Fight
Washington debate on proposed federal action to curb natural gas price controls falters as lawmakers discuss a bill with House support. Supporters warn of higher consumer costs while producers claim existing incentives suffice. critics predict windfalls if prices rise and argue the plan would raise wellhead prices.
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Sir Walter Raleigh Was Just a Piker
UN disarmament talks resume in London in March as a five nation subcommittee of the N. Disarmament Commission reports progress. Key members Britain Canada France the Soviet Union and the United States prepare private talks and a week long interim report to guide broader negotiations.
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Student Council Honors Junior High Pupils For Service
Junior High pupils honored for at least ten hours of school service at a JES Student Council special assembly. Awards presented by William Cochran after remarks by Supt. Wolfe. recipients include Larry Stemmerman Jim Brown Bob Shenk Barbara Bennett Vicki Fimick Michele Truman Joan Baur Todhl Barding Jack Allison Norma Tate Fred Rose Larry Freeman Ance Lujan Kerry Shepherd Jack Armstrong.
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Fragmentary OCR Notice of Local Figures and Events
Notable names appear in a garbled OCR segment including Marvin Wnarlee, Carolyn, Delores Harriss, Jack Allison, Michele Ti, Pat Noemoeitt, and others. The text references local people and possible notices but lacks coherent details, places, or dates.
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Insurance Short Course Opens At Kansas University
About 30 persons are expected to attend the annual Kansas Insurance Short Course at Kansas University starting Thursday and running to Tuesday, March 31. The program covers underwriting techniques, basic principles, contracts, homeowners policies, Workmen’s compensation and fidelity bonds. Dr Cureus M. Elliott of Nebraska University teaches, with the Kansas Association of Insurance Agents and University Extension co sponsors.
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Lawrence High School Band to Perform Annual Winter Concert
The Lawrence High School Band, directed by Charles Kussinger, will present its annual mid winter concert at 8 pm Thursday in the school auditorium. About 70 members will perform a varied program open to the public without charge.
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Weather Review Across Regions With Snow and Cold
Wet and cloudy conditions dominated much of the country with snow sleet and rain in several areas. Tennessee Virginia and North Carolina saw 4 to 5 inch dumps while Memphis Nashville and Smyrna reported the heaviest since 1951. Light snow stretched from Arkansas to North Carolina and flurries lingered in the Rockies plains and Great Lakes. Florida rain neared two inches at Tampa as warmer air moved into the plains while arctic air kept Wisconsin cold with subzero readings.
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Extension Meeting Set for This Thursday at Fairgrounds
An Extension Service crops meeting is scheduled for Thursday at the AHL Fairgrounds East Ninth Street. County agent Deal Six opens with local conditions, followed by Willoughby speaking on Grass in Balanced Farming and Gates addressing crop insects and livestock pests. A noon lunch includes sandwiches and coffee.
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TV Winner Now Celebrity
Mrs. Mabel Morris the Tevearald widow who recently won $32.00 on the CBS show The $64,000 Question will make personal appearances. She appears on Quis Kids February 2 and is guest of honor at a Dickens anniversary dinner in February. Officials note cobra bites cause thousands of deaths annually in India.
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George Holds Line on Long Range Foreign Aid Fight
Sen. George, head of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, gave no indication he would drop his opposition to long range foreign aid. He met with President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles for about an hour but declined to confirm reports the White House pressed him to support authority for up to a year of development aid. The White House had no comment on the conference. Meanwhile, a decision on Robert Bowie’s nomination as assistant secretary of state was postponed for at least a week.
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VA Awards Contract for Cooling Equipment at Wadsworth VA Center
The Veterans Administration awarded a $24,400 contract to Natkin & Co of Kansas City to install air cooling equipment in the animal suite and laboratories at the VA Center in Wadsworth, Kansas.
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Finnish delegation returns to Porkkala in postwar milestone
A Finnish government delegation led by Prime Minister Kekkonen lands near Helsinki at Porkkala marking the first postwar visit to the area since it was leased to the Soviet Union as a military base under the 1944 armistice and returned after Moscow talks last fall. Pompeii was destroyed by an earthquake in 63 A.D. rebuilt, and finally buried by a volcanic eruption in 79 A.D.
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