Porter Resigns From Building Group Post
Senator James Porter of Topeka, a Republican in the State Office Building, announced his resignation. Governor George Docking reportedly accepted the move, though some details remained unclear as Porter said the announcement reflected his decision.
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James Por
Dulles China Proposal Draws Mixed Press Reaction
The State Department discussed Dulles proposal to open China to news coverage, prompting mixed reactions. Officials described a plan to gauge how many correspondents would be allowed in Red China, with surveying of press and news organizations upcoming to determine interest and access.
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China
Monty Eattodt
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Fieke Pyer
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State Department
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Nine Travel Requests Rejected by Governor
TOPERA reports nine travel requests rejected by Governor George Donk ing. The office notes most other requests were approved after further explanation. State travel expenditures rose for the period Feb 1 to June, with 1957 at 28,415.47 and 1958 at 24,972.22.
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Topera
George Donking
Tdoomne
Docking
Egypt jails 14 plotters in assassination bid
The semiofficial Middle East News Agency reports 14 men are held on charges of plotting to assassinate President Nasser and regime members. Salah Et Din, foreign minister during the last Wafdist government before Farouk's overthrow in 1952, is named ringleader. Nine former military officers and five civilians were arrested in April and await trial in a military court.
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Fexpt
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Farm Aid Rules Change Sparks Debate Over Land Program
Agriculture officials signaled reforms to the land program affecting farmers and insurers. The bill moves through the House as part of the department's annual appropriation, with state interpretations guiding eligibility. Officials warn changes could reduce program reach and payout, while insurers seek to avoid duplicative coverage and ensure proper certification.
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Rena
Patmein
Kansas River Valley Industries May Get Flood Insurance
Insurance officials say Kansas River Valley firms could obtain flood coverage in the future. The Insurance Department notes a Kansas City firm may meet state requirements to write industrial risk insurance, with legal questions needing study before approval.
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Kansas River Valley
Nana Insurance Department
Etticitts
Kansas City
Frank Sullivan
Wal
Flosh Tyurance Associates Inc
Kansas
Playwright Miller Fined in Contempt Case
Former playwright Arthur Miller was fined 300 dollars and given a five month probation after being found in contempt for refusing to answer two questions before a House subcommittee in June 1956. The judge denied a reversal of conviction and Miller indicated plans to appeal.
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Moe Leichlin
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Phas Uch
Miller
Millaughhin
Ao Hays
MeLatehiin
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Mise McLoanehim
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Aestiens Dealt at the Benng of Persons Watch
Unclear fragment indicates a report involving a person named Miter and alleged meanings of Communists writers in New York around 1487. Details are fragmented and not fully readable.
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Miter
New York
Katy Chiefs Optimistic on Stock Retiring Plan
Washington reports top officials of the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Boal road express optimism about retiring its 7 percent preferred stock. Officials say prospective earnings will cover plan needs with room for property improvements. The plan targets 667,005 preferred shares with a dividend total exceeding 10.6 million dollars.
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Katy
Interstate Commerce
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Ceramus
Captain Creek Family Reunion and Local Meeting Report
Captain Creek residents Me and Mrs Phaser Chirk returned Saturday from a Tyne rele scene to Pitkin. Mr and Mrs Add Chap of Bethany Missouri with their twin daughters Mrs Mave Parks of Illinois and Mrs Jean Preston of Iowa visited Thursday through Saturday with Mrs Crmp's brother and wife Mr and Mrs Ale va Sanmsen. The Pleasant Valley Home Concern Unit of Sokason County met Thursday with hostess Mrs Grace Epperson. A lesson on new fabrics and their care was shared.
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Pitkin, Cote
Add
Bethany
Mave Parks
Thlinois
Jean Preston
Towa
Grace Epperson
Local Club Notes and Community Updates From Kansas
Mrs Leon Westerhouse hosts a meeting closure with eight members and a guest. No August gathering planned. Live and Learn Demonstration Unit resumes Friday with Misith Reecheisen as hostess. Numerous visits, hospitality, and Camp Quaker Haven plans feature Kansas families and nearby towns.
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Thomas
Misith Reecheisen
Marcella Madl Cave
Alma Planck
Mt. Moriah
Wade Kinnison
Lois Kinnison
Gerald Lefarann
Daniel Foley
Topeka
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Prairie Center Friends Church
Herb Knabe
Arkansas City
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Olathe
Jack Wilhelm
Sons of
Mission
Paul Gabriel
Tony Huelsman
Oaklow
Homer Clark
Tony
Homer
Kin City
Lucian Mignot
Ralph Mignot
Wollsville
Phillip Brecheisen
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