Weary Eisenhower Rests Up in Hawaii After Lengthy Tour
Lawrence eyes a $1 200 public armory gift to join a planned four acre site near Hallmark plant. National Guard needs funds, land purchase already partly covered, with donors urged to support a community building serving 1 000 at events and training.
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Senate Ends Tax Fight With Revenue Increases
The Senate voted 84 to 0 to extend present tax rates and add about 650 million in additional revenues. The bill preserves corporation income taxes and excises on liquor, beer, cigarettes, autos, and auto parts for another year and keeps 10 percent levies on local telephone service and other wartime charges. Amendments from McCarthy Clark and Gore aim to raise 350 million, 260 million, and adjust depletion allowances, with House conference fate uncertain.
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D-Pa
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D-Tenn
Eisenhower Enjoys golf in Hawaii after Far East tour welcome
President Eisenhower arrived in Honolulu to a 100000 strong welcome and mild weather. He napped briefly then played nine holes at Kaneohe Marine course, planning a morning round on the same course before returning to Washington.
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Mai Britt Won't Be Rehired By Fox This Summer
20th Century Fox says Mai Britt’s contract will not be renewed when the option lapses this summer. The decision, attributed to box office performance of The Blue Angel, is stated not to be related to her engagement to Sammy Davis Jr.
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Flemming Declares 2 4 D Safe For Wheat Use
Secretary Flemming states that the weed killer 2 4 D is not a health problem when used on wheat. He cites 12 years of safe use with no wheat residue and notes labels advise timing, not a regulation. If future data show residues, government would set tolerances.
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Health, Education and Welfare and Agriculture
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New York Stocks End Mixed as Averages Dip Slightly
The AP notes closing averages with the Dow Jones at 60 stocks 221.6, down 0.3 points. Traders watch market breadth and data for clues on near term direction.
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Richland Faces Birth Date Mystery Ahead of Fair
Richland Kansas a town of about 200 residents in Shawnee County seeks an official founding date to celebrate at the August 14 17 fair The Fair Association led by Andrew J Gray plans a home town theme to spotlight country living Officials are reviewing old records newspapers and elder recollections to fix a birthday contact via Glen Barrett as records are scarce The fair expects record attendance with events including food livestock judging 4 H contests and a Sunday open picnic in collaboration with the Brown Leonard Woodward Post of the American Legion
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Rare cloud cover darkens Lawrence area with lightning
A thick cloud cover 9 to 10 miles high blanketed Lawrence shortly after 8 am cutting sunlight and triggering widespread streetlights. The event produced minor rain, spectacular lightning, and thunder with area deluges and hail in some places. A calm, cooler, fair Wednesday is forecast with tonight’s low mid to upper 50s and Wednesday’s high in the mid 70s.
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Herter Says Japan Rioting Was Misjudged
Christian A. Herter told a Senate subcommittee that the riot situation in Japan was misjudged leading to Tokyo withdrawing Eisenhower's visit invitation. He admitted poor judgment and said warnings from Fulbright and Russell were rejected while information was kept day by day. He noted the riots might have worsened but argued postponement was not needed unless Japan asked. Come to the Record Hop at Parker Buick tonight. Cash prizes Adv.
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Justice Department opens Sun day supplement antitrust probe
The Justice Department launched an antitrust inquiry into the sale distribution and use of Sunday newspaper supplements. Buffalo hosts a large printing segment specializing in supplements including color comic sections.
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Weather Won’t Damp Midwestern Camp Spirits On KU Campus
Rainy weather failed to dampen the 717 students at the 23rd annual Midwestern Music and Art Camp on the Kansas University campus. Camp director Prof. Russell L. Wiley praised overall quality as divisions span music art ballet science math theater speech and more with 221 band members 115 orchestra 150 chorus and 175 theory students amid large musical tryouts and orientation.
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Superior
Four Contests To Spark Vote For Local GOP
Douglas County Republicans map four races ahead of the August 2 primary with 24 candidates for 14 offices. The sheriff and Third District commissioner races draw the most attention as six vie for the commissioner post and five seek the sheriff nomination. Democrats run unopposed in the local primary. Incumbent Don Hults seeks the senate seat against Milton P. Allen, with Adam Kay set for the general election.
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Comptroller seeks banks' condition statements
The comptroller of the currency issued a call for statements on the condition of all national banks at close of business Wednesday June 15.
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Weekend Getaway Journal-World Home Delivery Ad
Plan for a two week summer absence and keep the Journal-World coming to your door every day with home delivery. Call VI3-1000 for details and service.
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Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Storms Then Clear
Scattered thunderstorms and strong northerly winds move through tonight in northeast Kansas. Clearing late tonight with cooler conditions on Wednesday. Overnight lows mid to upper 60s, Wednesday highs around mid 70s, and a brief period of rain possible earlier today.
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