Youth Rockets Take Flight In Three Cities
High school youths in Houston Spokane and Steelton launched home made ballistic missiles yesterday. The rockets reached speeds of about 700 mph, rose two miles, and returned to ground in seconds. Texas group reported a measured ascent and forecast further tests with a 30 mile planned range.
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Avi
Houston
Tex
Spokane
Wash
Steelton, Pa
Cape Canaveral
Plennis Ashtun
Rocket Research and Development Society of Houston
Rr&ds
David Loych
Joseph Count
Charles W. Holumb
Steelton
Milton Mikalson
Milton
Wayne Farmer
Wayne Kalk
Larry Sims
Pillowslip Clue Leads to Wellington Robbery Suspects
A discarded pillowslip used as a mask in a $2,700 Wellington robbery on January 11 helped police arrest two men. Louis W. Simon Jr. and Floyd A. Berger were jailed after detectives traced the clue to an Uptown Motel in Pratt and Hutchinson. The Dillon Food Market break in left store manager Jack Brush wounded and his mother kidnapped before money was recovered.
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Wellington
Pratt
Kas
Louis W. Simon Jr
Conway Springs
Hutchinson
Floyd A. Berger
Dillon Food Market
Jack Brush
Brush
Basic Objectives Remain Same in Spite of Change In Acreage Reserve Plan
The article explains that despite variations from 1957, the Soil Bank acreage reserve for 1958 keeps its core aim of reducing price-depressing surpluses. Any farmer with an old corn allotment can place part of their acres in the program by signing an acreage reserve agreement with local ASC officials, with reserved land defined for one year through December 31. For 1959 sign-up, cropland must have produced a Soil Bank base crop in the past five years.
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Soil Bank
ASC
Five Day Kansas Forecast Figures Mild Week
Forecast for Kansas shows daily temperatures near or slightly below normal through Saturday with small daily changes. Colder conditions expected Friday with overnight lows around 18 to 92 and daytime highs mainly in the 40s. Light precipitation amounts near 0.16 inch, remaining mostly later in the week.
Series of Seminars Scheduled in State
A five week seminar series on masonry runs last week in January in Topeka Kansas City and Wichita. Sponsors include Kansas University Kansas State College and Wichita University. Speakers include James G. Gross of the Structural Clay Products Institute and KU architecture leaders George M Beal and other faculty.
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Melerly Masonary
Kansas Cities
Kansas University
Kansas
Wichita Univerity
Topeka
Kansas City
Union Hall
Wichita Group
Jardine Hall
Wichita University
Structural Clay Products Institute
National Organization of Brick and Tile Manufacturers
Research and Public Education Agency For Industry
James G. Gross
Institute
Engineering and Technology Department
Washington, D.C
Donald Ness
George M. Beal
Leonard Rastrelli
Willard Strode
John C. Morley
American Institute of Architects
Associated General Contractors
Builders
Kansas Engineering Society
Air Base Leader Bails Out of Plane
Cameron Missouri reports Col. John H. Bell bailed from an FIO2A jet before it crashed 435 miles away near Enoch Schreeves farm. Bell, 41, parachuted safely after the jet malfunctioned at altitude. Explosion heard in St Joseph. Mrs Schreeves recounts damage to buildings but no injuries.
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Cameron. Mo
Richards-Gebauy Air Force Base
Cameron
John H. Bell
Enoch Schreeves
Bell
Highway Patrol
Grandview
St. Joseph
Baldwin Golf Group elects Scott Morgan president
Scott Morgan was elected this week as president of the Baldwin Golf Association with Steve Hobson as vice-president. Other officers include Co. R. Whitley as secretary Tom Hitchcock as treasurer Marvin Jardon outgoing president becomes director and a 40 member club is funded by a 25 dollar family annual fee. Steve Hobson chairs the tournament committee aided by Frank Flickinger and Lyle Clark as summer events are planned.
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Scott Morgan
Baldwin Golf Association
Steve Hobson
Co. R. Whitley
Tom Hitchcock
Marvin Jardon
Frank Flickinger
Lyle Clark
Pinckney School Dedication Tonight in Lawrence
A dedication ceremony for the new addition to Pinckney School will be held at 7:00 PM with a PTA open house. W. D. Wolfe and Rev Dale Turner will speak, teachers will perform musically, and tours of the new wing will follow. Mrs. Fred Reynolds recalls aid given during the 1886 blizzard by a Russian traveler.
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Pinckney
Pinckney School
Journal-World Photo
Lawrence
PTA
W. D. Wolfe
Dale Turner
Plymouth Congregational Church
Mississippi Street
Fred Reynolds
Barker Ave
A. FR. Nottingham
Nottinghams
Sunnyside
Meetings at K State This Week Highlight Dairy and Agronomy
Kansas State College hosts a week of meetings from today through Friday. Dairy sessions run in Waters Hall with dairy association focus first and commercial dairy men Wednesday. Farm management talks at Amberger Hall cover agriculture outlook policy and cooperatives. Agronomy sessions Thursday in Williams Auditorium focus on hybrid sorghums. The Crop Improvement Banquet Thursday in the Kansas State Union Building features Dr. James A. McCain.
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Kansas State College
Waters Hall
Bdgeet
Amberger Hall
Williams Auditorium
Kangas
Kansas State Union
James A. McCain
Eisenhower Brother Arthur Dies of Heart Attack in Kansas City
Arthur B. Eisenhower aged 71 eldest brother of President Eisenhower died at his Kansas City home from a heart attack. He had a long banking career rising to executive vice president and later director of Trans World Airlines. He was survived by his wife and three brothers as well as an adopted daughter and grandson. President Eisenhower postponed a White House dinner for Supreme Court justices and awaited family word on funeral plans.
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Kansas City
Arthur B. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Louise
White House
Supreme Court
James C. Hagerty
Washington
Hagerty
Arthur Eisenhower
Plaza Bank of Commerce
Trans World Airlines
Coleman Co
Wichita
Kas
TWA
New York
Abilene
Etherington
Arthur
Berton Roueche
East Hampton
Long Island
N. Y
Arthur Bradford Roueche
Edgar
Tacoma
Wash
Milton
Johns ‘Hopkins University
Ear
la Grange
Roy
Junction City
Snow and Rain Continue Across U.S. Weather Map
Snow and rain keep winter weather bleak across large parts of the nation. The Northeastern quarter reports snow from the Dakotas through the Great Lakes as the system moves east. Snow and rain touch the southern Ohio Valley and higher elevations of New England while drizzle accompanies higher terrain. EX.MO PAC TRUSTEE DIES ST. LOUIS - Attorney Guy A. Thompson, trustee in bankruptcy.
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Dakars
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
New England
ST. Louis
Guy A. Thompson
Obituary Notice for Missouri Pamneratreen
Missouri Pamneratreen died yesterday at Barnes Hospital after heart ailment. He was 2 years old.
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Missouri Pamneratreen
Barnes Hospital
Heiress and Her Suitor Hide in Havana Seclusion
Runaway British heiress Tessa Kennedy and her suitor Dominic Elwes eluded newsmen as they fled Britain after a court sought to bar their marriage. The couple arrived from Curacao and were whisked to an undisclosed Havana destination, with Cuban guards shielding them from photographers. Elwes is son of painter Simon Elwes. Kennedy is daughter of a British sugar magnate.
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Havana
Tessa Kennedy
Dominic Elwes
Britain
Curacao
Tessa
England
Scotland
Elwes
Simon Elwes
New York
Ground Hog Supper Set by Vinland Grange Schedule
The Vinland Grange will host the Ground Hog Supper on February 3 starting at 6 p.m. Profits go to improving Vinland fair grounds. A program follows dinner at 8 p.m. Mrs. Jim Wiggins chairs with assistance from Mrs. Fred Gottstein and Mrs. Clarence Blackman. General arrangements are by Virgil Harrell Oakes Temple Bill Deay Jim Wiggins and Sam Ferguson.
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Vinland Grange
The
Grange
Vinland Fair
Jim Wiggins
Fred Gottstein
Clarence Blackman
General
Arangements
Virgil Harrell
Oakes Temple
Bill Deay
Sam Ferguson
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Salina
M. M .Douglas
Namndom
Marin Kobby
J. O. Constant
C. A. Doolittle
Mont Green Jr
Manhattan
Eugene Bowers
F. English
Lee Cornelius
Paola
Salin
Baldwin Golf Group
American Cancer Society
American Society For the Control of Cancer
Queen Victoria
Prince Albert
Edward VII
K-State
Phillips
K.C
U.S
MO Pac
Jayhankar Theatre
Massachusetts Street
Thephone Viking
Earth Anites
Cele
Redmans Bshoes
Ewest
Rother
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Holiday Inn
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Chrysler Airtemp
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