Arn Claims Prohibition Repealed Due to Unpopularity
Former Gov Edward Arn running for the Senate says Kansas prohibition laws were repealed while he was attorney general because the public did not like them. He cites Rev Roy Holloman who endorsed rival Sen James Pearson and accuses Holloman of shifting blame after the repeal. Arn affirms temperance but warns morals cannot be legislated.
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Great Bend
Kan
Edward F. Arn
U.S. Senate
Kansas
Arn
United Dty
Roy
Holloman
James Pearson
Pearson
Andrew
Executives Visit KU Program as Commencement Set
Four executives from American Telephone and Telegraph and Southwestern Bell visit the University of Kansas business school's executive development program in its final week. Commencement will be Thursday at noon in the student union with Chancellor Wescoe presenting certificates.
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Temphant
Kansas
Business “School
Bill, Bowden
American ‘Elephione
Telegraph
New York
Cecil’’ Young
Northwestern Bell Telephone
Omaha
Neb
Harry Snell
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Topeka
Marvin Davidson
St. Louis
W. Clarke Wescoe
El Dorado Warns: Radio Net Guards Town From Tornado Threats
The El Dorado Times reports a coordinated tornado spotting network led by amateur radio operators, police, and volunteers around El Dorado Kansas. The system uses KBTO radio, sirens, and ground observers to warn residents when severe weather nears.
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EL Dorado
Kan
Kansas
Butler County
KBTO
Weather Bureau
Civilian Warning Corps
Flint Hills
Jay Williams
Lawsuit Opens Over Missouri School District Reorganization
A Jasper County hearing begins on a suit filed by Perseverance district residents challenging a Saturday reorganization election. Webb City won the vote to add Perseverance Prosperity and Underwood to its district. measure approved 746 to 187.
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Carthage
Jasper County
Perseverance
Webb City
Underwood
U S to Attempt Giant Shot Again Wednesday Night
The United States will try a third time to explode its largest atmospheric nuclear test of Operation Dominic over Johnston Island. The blast is planned between 3 a.m. and 6:30 a.m. CST on Wednesday night, July Fourth, with an estimated megaton yield. The test aims to conclude the Pacific series, already about 85 percent complete, despite previous scrubbed attempts and minor injuries on Johnston Island.
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Honolulu
United States
Johnston Island
Kennedy
Hiroshima
Pacific
Dairies in St Louis Avert Strike With Teamsters Pact
St Louis area dairies reach a new contract with the Teamsters Local 603 and 729, covering about 2100 workers and avoiding a strike. The NLRB ruling against Adams Dairy over 1960 dismissals influenced the agreement though terms and length were not disclosed.
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St. Louis
Dairies
Teamsters Union
National Labor Relations Board
Teamsters
East St. Louis
Harry H. Craig
St. Louis Area
Adams
Quality
Craig
NLRB
Marines Withdraw 1000 From Thailand Amid Laos Tensions
The United States pulls 1000 Marines from Thailand as tensions ease along the Laotian border. Another 1200 Marines and 3000 Army troops remain. Kennedy authorized the move, with potential further withdrawals. Leathernecks to rejoin fleet units in the Pacific if needed.
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Bangkok
Thailand
United States
U.S. Defense Department
Kennedy
U.S
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Western Pacific
Adm
William Sheech
Philippines
Okinawa
Guam
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Jesse James
I Dougla Kirk
MGM
Joseph Elevine
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Kim Novak
James Garner
Tony Randall
Martin Ranschoff
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Washington
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Bill Wright
West 6Th Street
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Federal Corporation
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