Indirect Tax Must Carry Bigger Load For Schools Shaw
Newtson Kas Republican gubernatorial candidate Warren W Shaw urged a larger share of school funding come from state indirect taxes and full state aid for high and elementary schools. He called for equitable high school aid, local control of elementary and high schools, and stronger support for state colleges while urging more teachers to ease student transitions.
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Warren W. Shaw
Parana
Shaw
Shaw Sai
Seoul
Buridines
Yiosaviver
Benebut
British Chief of Staff Flies Home From Cyprus
Gen Sir Gerald Templer, chief of the British General Staff, flew home to London after a brief visit to Cyprus. He denied that Sir John Harding, governor of Cyprus, had asked for more troops to subdue the EOKA rebellion for union with Greece.
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Cyprus
Gerald Templer
London
Crown Colony
Templer
John Harding
EOKA
Greece
Nude model Lee Collins commands $150 an hour in New York
In a New York interview Earl Wilson profiles Lee Collins of Denver and Dallas who earns $150 per hour modeling nude for ads. He notes her work ethic and family needs, including supporting her baby, while recounting shoots and the reactions of photographers and agency staff. She jokes she should be paid $500, and mentions she would model nude in Times Square for her child.
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New York
Moscow
Russia
N.Y
Lee Collins
Denver
Dallas
Su Iday
Miss Collins
Dust Storms Termed Sure Grazing Result
Agriculture Secretary Kenneth Scott says the land needs vegetation cover this summer to prevent devastating dust storms next winter. Secretary Benson approved grazing of basic livestock on withdrawn lands through Sept. 30 after a request by acting Gov. MacNichols, aimed at protecting soil banks and reducing wind erosion on eastern Colorado plains.
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Kenneth Scott
Colorado
Benson
Stephen L. R. MacNichols
Denver
Colorado Plains
Harry Clark
U. S
Arrest of eight intelligence agents linked to Poznan revolt
Fritz Beyling announces eight intelligence agents were arrested in East Germany for involvement in the Poznan uprising. The nationality and identities were not disclosed, and the arrests occurred about two weeks before the revolt. Communist statements blame Western agents while a Polish commission cites worker grievances. A separate note mentions a 1,500 pound Alaskan bear feeding on small prey.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Bread and Freedom
Ecreenia
Fritz Beyling
Poznan
Ex Mental Patient Shot by Texas Ranger Near Somerville
Somerville Texas a former mental hospital patient Tilman Hanson Jr 20 heavily armed shot at Constable Aston Lewis wounding him in the abdomen a large posse aided by bloodhounds pursued Hanson who was killed by Texas Ranger Johnny Klevenhagen on horseback after Hanson fired at the ranger as he approached Hanson had been sought after by a large search party at the request of Hansons father and the constable.
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Tex
Friday
Texas
Johnny Kievenhagen
Houston
Tilman Hanson Jr
Here
Hanson
Aston Lewis
Klevenhasen
Investigation closes on Oklahoma duel killing of sheriff and rival
Oklahoma Crime Bureau officials wrapped up the inquiry into the Stilwell jail gun duel that killed Adair County Sheriff Chester Crittenden and Democratic sheriff nominee Bob Alberty. Ballistics showed Alberty's pistol killed Crittenden and Crittenden's gun killed Alberty, ending conflicting reports.
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Oklahoma Crime Bureau
Adair County
Chester Crittenden
Bob Alberty
Stilwell
O. K. Bivins
State Crime Bureau
Scouts Return From Week Camp Trip At Theodore Naish
Seventeen scouts and three leaders from Congregational Church Troop 51 returned from a week at Camp Theodore Naish 12 miles west of Kansas City on highway 32. The Lawrence group earned 19 merit badges. four scouts advanced, with Troop 51 winning the camp swimming meet and receiving top awards for table cleanliness behavior and daily general inspection.
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Lave
Theodore Naish
Kansas
Cis
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Charles Breitmaupt
Ted Crosier
John Dicker
Jim Fields
David Gray
Nelson Tap Ted Hein
Courtney King
David Kruse
Steve Kruse
Poug Lockwood
Woody Miller
Mike Mulroy
David Schwegler
Malcolm Smith
David Storer
Fred Samson
Dean Milroy
Jack Happy
Lawrence
Tenderfoot
Egypt to receive submarines from abroad
Cairo reports Al Shaab says Egypt will get several submarines within days. The paper does not specify the number or origin, but suggests they come from the Soviet bloc as part of last year's arms-for-cotton agreement with Czechoslovakia.
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Cairo
Egypt
al Shaab
Soviet Bloc
Czechoslovakia
Women Move Into NYSE Trading Roles In Record Numbers
NEW YORK Women under 40 and residents of smaller towns are taking an increasing share of activity on the New York Stock Exchange according to the exchange president Keith Funston. He cites findings from the exchange's latest public transaction study and the 1956 census of share owners, noting that for the first time women share owners outnumber men by about 52 percent to 48 percent.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Keith Funston
Exchange
Funston
Student Recitals Tonight on Campus for Music Camp
The Midwestern Music and Art Camp presents a student recital at 7 30 pm today in Strong Auditorium at Kansas University. The program features ensembles and solos including Oboe Vistar Vaila and Cello Movart Alfred daray, Janet Jamieson, Judy Gertun, Marianne Marshall, Celia Prana, Barbara Heselene, Jim Hruzda, Aira Vitaben Tiemann, Doris Wilson, Arhan Lita Cernnhlaver, Hinder Walter Hebels van, and more with works by Handel, Debussy, Milhaud, and Cherubini. Accompanists listed include Charles Gaurney, Calvert Shenk, and Herbert Winde.
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Kansas University
Ensemble
Vistar Vaila
Movart
Alfred Daray
Janet Jamieson
Judy Gertun
Marianne Marshall
Celia Prana
Barbara Heselene
the Waters of Rabyion
Jim Hruzda
Aira Vitaben Tiemann
Doris Wilson
Fantasie Brilliante
Arhan
Lita Cernnhlaver
Final Executive Session At KU Friday Details
The final session of the Executive Development Program at Kansas University is set for Friday. Certificates of completion will be awarded, and Ernest Ho Peed of International Harvester will speak on Industrial Development in the Midwest. Top officers from participating companies will attend the Friday ceremony.
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Kansas University
Ernest Ho Peed
International Harvester
Mudwest
Juncheon Frida
Keith Westmereenay
Too Little Irrigation Is Worse Than None
Kansas State College expert I. E. Willoughby warns irrigation is often inadequate, citing a farmer who lost 20 bushels per acre by not irrigating. He urges soil checks with a auger, applying water before soil dries, and notes one inch of water yields four bushels of corn or one ton of forage per acre.
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I. E. Willoughby
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Kansas
Willoughby
Reich Workers Win Strike Amid Quota Standstill
West Berlin paper says East Berlin workers won a strike protesting a 34 percent work quota rise. Independent Telegraf notes a labor strike last week pressured Communist officials to drop the quota increase. No worker count given.
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West Berlin
Slauchterheise
East Berlin
Independent
Telegraf
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