Demo Rides Battle Over Silly Charge in California Politics
The report outlines a political clash involving Adlai Stevenson’s campaign manager and Sen Estes Kotanger over attempts to influence a Republican candidate in California. James Finnegan accuses campaign figures of pressuring donors and attendees while Donohue defends the effort as part of a reception honoring a political ally. About 200 guests attended the event amid tension.
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Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kotanger
California
James F. Finnecan
Thie Tabs Merelinois
Cused
Tames J. Donrhar
Ketinger
H. Kuche
Donohue
Finnegan
Jt de Teas
Two Persons Injured In Weekend Wrecks
Two people sustained injuries in traffic accidents over the weekend. The report names victims including a two year old and adults, with details on locations such as streets and intersections and mentions vehicles and parties involved.
Shaw's Campaign Group Plans Farm Issue Stand
HAYS Shaw's campaign group unveiled an agricultural platform drafted by 36 committee members aiming for the Republican nomination for governor. The plan covers taxes education highways water and farming policy during a meeting with Shaw who spoke at a veterans group event in Goodland and planned to address supporters before the state convention.
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Wwe
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Doh
Cossavell
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Copswell
Gove Emor
W Noshaw
Topeka
Shas
Winchester Ordered to Treat City Water Supply
Winchester in Jefferson County is among Kansas cities ordered by the State Board of Health to provide adequate chlorination equipment. The order targets bacterial safety and water quality, with compliance required by March 1, 1997. About 200 Kansas cities, serving 1.172 million people, have continuous chlorination.
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Winchester
Jefferson County
Kansas
States Board of Health
Lawrence
Ex-Fliers Hold Reunion in Independence Kansas
A reunion yesterday at the Independence air base drew veterans who helped activate during World War II. They will decide at their next meeting at the field, now unused by the military, whether to make the gathering an annual event.
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Independence
Kas. Po
Police Court Sentences Chester Allen on Driving With Suspended License
Chester Allen of 3733 Mass. Sh. was sentenced to seven days in police court after a charge of driving with a suspended license. He had prior DUI conviction and a suspended license. the existing sentence was upheld and an additional 40 days added for the latest offense.
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Chester Allen
Mass. Sh
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Allen
Topeka Man Sentenced for DUI In Police Court
Joseph Harris of Topeka was sentenced to 30 days in jail and fined today in police court for driving under the influence. Vas separate dishes and stacks referenced. notice of appeal filed. A homemaker will show at the State Building.
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Joseph Harris
Topeka
Tate
Four men fined for electro shock fish in Kansite River
Four men, James Taster 22, To OA Burubart 34, betty Merriam 23, Shei nee K Giberson 41, and Paul LeGer a Perry game protector, were arrested Saturday near Tousarnsie for electro shocking catfish. Each fined 500 dollars after catching six catfish weighing 65 pounds. Local theft report from Emmett Larson Topeka notes a 14 dozen ey crate two Army blankets and a sport shirt stolen from his car in the 400 block on Alabama Street Saturday evening.
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Wis
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Burubart
Betty
Merriam
Robert Pinney
Sheinee
Giberson
Gardner
Paul LeGer
Perry
Emmett Larson
Topeka
Alabama Street
Larson
Tenors and Basses of 26 Club Shine at National Contest
The article notes the 26 Club of tenors and basses, with performances across the United States. It highlights strong vocal maturity, mentions professors and peers, and recalls reunions as alumni gather for memories of past competitions and regional shows.
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Basses
Secret of ‘26 Club
Concordia Couple Give Ottawa Library Money
A Concordia couple donated funds to the Ottawa Library in a ceremony noted for community support. The couple, identified as Mrs Geurte Be and Copeer dan Po, were thanked by local officials and several attendees including Abe To Murrtin and Sabirday, who spoke on behalf of the event's charitable aims. The funds support library services and Newey Orethed highlighted ongoing efforts by Kansas State Teachers Coite at Pyttstrune.
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Geurte
Orisa
Newey
Kansas State Teachers Coite
Pyttstrune
Algiers Rebels Scatter in Fresh North Africa Fight
Rebels in Algiers were scattered by French forces in renewed clashes across eastern areas. French infantry engaged several enemy groups at multiple points, inflicting casualties and driving rebel units back.
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Algiers
Lvely
Cates of Dren
Young Spelling Champs Share $64,000 On TV Draw
Two 12 year olds Gloria Lockerman of Baltimore and Andy Douglass of Greenwich shared the top prize after CBS TV The 64,000 Challenge declared a draw. The contestants each receive $32,000 with winnings to be placed in trust funds. Both answered the 64,000 spelling question correctly a week earlier. a spell-off was canceled as the show ended in a tie.
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New York
Gloria Lockerman
Baltimore
Andy Douglass
Greenwich
Sonny Fox
Gunman Fatally Injured In Crash During Escape
Sherman Lee Beal, 21, of Wichita, died in a hospital after reportedly attempting two robberies on nearby side roads. His car struck a culvert and tele phone pole during the escape. One other named suspect, Kessie Huston, 61, and Earl were involved in the incident.
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Wichita
Sherman Lee Beal
Herd
Kessie L. Huston
Earl
Two men identify gunman after rifle robbery attempt
Eugene Brown and a companion told police a man with a rifle approached their cars and tried to rob them. Both later identified Bear as the gunman. Brown said the shooter fled in a car after two shots. police found rifle ammunition in Beal’s wrecked vehicle.
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Eugene Brown
Bear
Brown
Beal
Singapore Malaya to allow rubber exports to China despite UN ban
Singapore and the Federation of British Territories said they would permit exports of reasonable rubber quantities to Red China under the embargo exceptions. Informed sources noted the move would bypass the U N ban despite ongoing international restrictions.
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Singapore
Singerpore
China
U. N
Federation of British Protectorates
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