Noted Writer Rachel Carson Urges Pesticide Controls
Rachel Carson, author of Silent Spring, urged strict controls on pesticide use before a Senate Subcommittee. She warned that environmental pollution is a major problem and called for safeguards to prevent man from poisoning the environment through careless insecticide practices.
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Senate
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D-Conn
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Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Agriculture Department
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
New Yorker
Sen. Gruening
Chemical Industry
Ribicoff
Turnpike Day Saturday at Kansas City Athletics Stadium
The seventh annual Kansas Turnpike Day will be observed Sunday June 9 at Kansas City Athletics Municipal Stadium. The A’s meet the Chicago White Sox in an American League game at 2 p.m. A pregame program at 1:30 features Miss Kansas Turnpike and four Princesses.
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Chicago White Sox
Kansas Turnpike Authority
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Hoyt
Charles Finley
Athletics
Finley
Central Oklahoma
L. W. Newcomer
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Ball Park
Lois Potter
D. W. Potter
Overland Park
Beaman
Carolyn Gronek
Stanley T. Gronek
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Fred C. Vaughan
Halina Zaloz
Wasil Zaloz
Niki Lewis
Paul F. Lewis
Kansas
Kansas City Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Education Money Needed for U S Education Money Needed for U S
U S education chief Francis Keppel told Boston University commencement that the nation can afford to spend more on education to maintain and improve quality. He said rich resources exist to provide services and raise standards, as honorary degrees were conferred on 10 Americans including Keppel and Baker University president William J Scarborough.
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Boston
Francis Keppel
U. S
Guest Director Road Show Highlights KU Theater Card
A guest director leads Kansas University's summer theater season opening June 20 and ending July 26 under the theme New Dimensions 63. Dr Jed H Davis directs with Dr Bella Itkin of Goodman Memorial Theatre directing Separate Tables for July 15 20, Junction City Community Theatre brings The Miracle Worker to E0 in June 2021, with Evening of Absurdist Plays July 1 2 3 and 5 and Arena style main stage productions The Room The Bald Soprano Zoo Story and Romeo and Juliet culminating the four show run. Season coupons and student tickets are available.
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Jed H. Davis
Bella Itkin
Goodman Memorial Theatre
Chicago
Junction City
Itkin
Terence Rattigan
Murphy Hall
Geraldine Page
Shelly Berman
High School Teachers Institute
Miracle Worker
Tandy Craig
Joplin
Miss Craig
James W. Hawes
Harold Pinter
Burton
C of C Head Appeals For Integration Plans
Edwin P Neilan president of the U S Chamber of Commerce urged businessmen to work out dignified solutions to integration problems He praised hopeful local initiatives and cited good examples set by business leaders in some communities as a model for broader action.
Harsh Trial Advances in Kansas First-Degree Murder Case
The first-degree murder trial of Lloyd Lee Harsh moved to testimony as jury selection completed. Harsh faces charges of fatally shooting Donna Dee Busby with a 16 gauge shotgun on March 2. The trial is expected to last about a week to ten days.
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Kan
Lloyd Lee Harsh
Harsh
Donna Dee Busby
Fortune teller on trial in St Louis court
Miss Helen Marx faced a fortune telling charge in St Louis, with Detective Lorraine Geders testifying she took twelve dollars to foretell the future. Marx denied the charge and predicted acquittal by Judge Rodney Weiss, who ordered one hundred dollars and costs.
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ST. Louis
Helen Marx
Lorraine Geders
Miss Marx
Rodney Weiss
Two San Diego Tuna Boats Convicted Over Territorial Claim
A court ordered two San Diego tuna boats to pay 26272 in fines and fees for violating Ecuadorian territorial waters. There is no appeal from Development Minister Jose Salazar. If unpaid in five days, the boats will be confiscated. Ecuador claims fishing rights within 200 miles. the boats say they were 12 miles off the coast.
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Bor
San Diego
Jose Salazar
Ecuador
French grape growers dump 150000 gallons of wine
In Perpignan, France, angry grape growers discarded 150000 gallons of Algerian wine on Tuesday to protest imports. The action highlights tensions over competition and market controls in the wine industry.
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Perpignan
France
Reds Support Negroes Tokyo
The New China News Agency reports Chinese organizations express support for American Negroes fighting racial discrimination during the U S Civil Rights era, signaling international solidarity in a Tokyo meeting.
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United States
New China News Agency
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