Steel-Labor Pact Brings Job Security Benefits
Washington AP reports new steel labor contracts take effect Sunday offering fringe benefits for job protection. The 10 cent per hour wage cost shifts to enhanced vacations pensions retirement incentives and longer layoff protections. Employers fund a SUB pool rising to $37.50 weekly plus 1.50 per dependent for state beneficiaries, or 60 dollars weekly for those not receiving state aid.
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Washington
Steel Companies
Market News This Week on Investment Company Shares
This week's closing prices on investment company shares are reported. Quotations are provided by Barret Fitch Noran LO.
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Barret, Fitch
Local Markets From Derby Co Prices Listed
Wheat 2.00, corn 1.10, mile 1.70, oats 0.70, barley 0.90. Eggs Kansas City AP large A 23 29 mostly 27, medium A 19 25 mostly 22, small A 15 18 mostly 17, C dirts checks 14 20 mostly 17, unclassified 21 22 mostly 22. Wholesale eggs large 25 14 28 mostly 27 14, medium 22 23 mostly 23. Poultry heavy hens 5 lb up 10, light hens 5 lb up, under 5 lb 6. Butter A grade solid 65, A grade quarters 66.
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Bdycenetbrdese
Chemical Fund
Divers
Growth Ltd
Eaton & Howard Bal
Eaton & Howard Stk
Fidelity Capital Peeageweere
Fundamental
Keystone S-4
Yrust Bbsanenace
William Street
Putnam Growth
LIDS
Sge
Ilar Wehbe
William Stret Pe Faria
Pertedslecilae
Dist
United Accumulative
United Income Aesstetbadateses
United Science
Wellington Equity
Wellington Fund
Winfield Grth
Ind Fd
Derby Co
Kansas City
Kansas City Livestock Prices Mixed Across Markets
Kansas City market report shows cattle steady to weak with steers and vealers near last week. Hogs gain on barrows and gilts while sows rise modestly. Sheep include lambs down slightly and ewes up to five dollars, with feeder lambs steady at mid-teens.
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Kansas City
Britain grants Uganda independence by October 9
Britain agreed to grant its African colony Uganda independence by October 9, the Associated Press reports. The decision marks a formal transfer of sovereignty as decolonization accelerates across Africa.
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London
Britain
Uganda
Nuclear protest ketch Everyman II stopped near Johnston Island
The 28-foot ketch Everyman II and its three pacifist crew were seized by the US Coast Guard after sailing about 10 miles into an expanded nuclear danger zone around Johnston Island. The boat was taken to Honolulu aboard cutters Matagorda and Ironwood with crew isolated in sick bay.
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Honolulu
Everyman II
Coast Guard
U.S
Johnston Island
Everyman
Matagorda
Sick Bay
Ironwood
Hawaii
Sugar Bill Compromise Reached in Joint Talks
Senate House conferees hammered out a compromise on the sugar bill. The agreement yields more for domestic growers now and later while reserving 1.64 million tons for Cuba instead of 2.58 million as asked by the President. The administration gains authority to allocate reserved tonnage among friendly nations and buy at the world price.
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Washington
Senate House
Kennedy
Harold D. Cooley
D-N.c
Cuba
Capitol Federal Declares Record Semiannual Dividend
Capitol Federal Savings announced its largest semiannual dividend in 69 years. Henry A. Bubb said $3,070,707.29 was paid to 65,469 accounts, $2,360,026.69 added to 58,937 accounts, and $710,680.60 sent to 6,532 customers opting for mailed dividends.
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Capitol Federal Savings
Savings
Henry A. Bubb
Five Persons Treated At LMH Emergency Unit
Lawrence Memorial Hospital treated five persons in its emergency unit over Tuesday and Wednesday. Dan Menzies, 14, Route 4, received stitches for a knee cut. William H. Cape, 1940 Emerald Dr., had a hand cut on a broken pane. James Golubski, Kansas City, received stitches for a thumb cut during flooring work. Mrs. Marjorie Hayden, 1020 Conn. St., had eyebrow stitches from a fall. Simms Stokes, 18, received stitches on the hand and wrist from a baseball injury.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Dan Menzies
Route 4
William H. Cape
Emerald Dr
James Golubski
Kansas City
Marjorie Hayden
Conn. St
Simms Stokes N
Two-Car Crash Causes $425 in Damages on Maine Street
A Friday accident in the 300 block of Maine Street caused about $425 in damage. No injuries reported. Drivers were Sally Ann Berger, 23, of McLouth, and Eugene Fultz, 30, of 715 Wellington Rd.
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Maine Street
Sally Ann Berger
McLouth
Eugene Fultz
Wellington Rd
NAACP Plans Atlanta Picket Over Hotel Segregation
NAACP officials warn delegates at the national convention may picket segregated Atlanta hotels. Roy Wilkins condemns racial bars and notes 1 500 delegates may express themselves if turned away. Ralph Bunche will stay with Dr. Benjamin Mays after hotel reservations were refused. The Atlanta Hotel Association avoids taking a desegregation stand. The NAACP report cites Kennedy civil rights actions and housing discrimination in federal policy.
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Atlanta
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Roy Wilkins
Ralph Bunche
United Nations
NAACP
Benjamin Mays
Morehouse College
Wilkins
Atlanta Hotel Association
Peachtree Manor
Atlanta Cabana Motor Hotel
Kennedy
Actress Millie Perkins Sues For Divorce From Dean Stockwell
Millie Perkins filed suit in Santa Monica California on Friday seeking a divorce from actor Dean Stockwell. The couple, long linked since early career, proceed to formal dissolution of marriage with court action.
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Santa Monica, Calif
Millie Perkins
Dean Stockwell
Tune Up Wheel Balancing and Road Service
ART NEASE BRIDGE STANDARD SERV offers tune up and wheel balancing at 601 Mass Pb. V13 9849 with all standard accessories provided.
Youth Seized After Confessing Nazi Membership in Argentina
A 21 year old Jorge Steffens Soler was seized and beaten by medical students during a rally in Buenos Aires and forced to confess membership in the pro Nazi Tacuara group. He named fellow members allegedly involved in kidnapping a Jewish girl and defacing a student with Jewish heritage. The incident follows rising antisemitic acts after Eichmann's execution in Israel.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jorge Steffens Soler
Tacuara
Soler
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Eichmann
X15 Heat Test Sees Speeds Past 3200 MPH and Nose Like Stove
At Edwards Air Force Base John Mc Kay pilots the X15 beyond 3200 mph in a heat test. The craft crackled like a hot stove as temperatures neared 1000 degrees and 83,000 feet altitude. Minor issue with rear speed brakes occurred but was corrected. The test mapped surface temperatures to guide future spacecraft design.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
John McKay
McKay
Dry Forces Back Pearson In Kansas Senate Contest
The head of the United Dry forces in Kansas endorses James Pearson in the Republican primary for the unexpired Schoeppel term. Rev. Roy S. Holloman writes pastors urging support, praising Pearson’s background and stance on moral issues, while criticizing Arn’s record on prohibition enforcement and related policies.
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Topeka
United Dry Forces
Kansas
James Pearson
R-Kan
Edward F. Arn
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Bkan
Pearson
City Forces
Roy S. Holloman
Holloman
United States Senate
Dry Forces
Ann
Supreme Court
Memorial Hospital Patient and Relative List
A memorial hospital report names multiple individuals and addresses including Mrs Mary Tripkos of DeSoto James Rayburn of Eudora Mrs Elizabeth Pell of DeSoto Daniel Davis of Eudora Sherry Michael 810 Ala St Mrs Jessie Sander son 411 W 6th St Mrs Grace Graham 800 Ky St Charlene Walter Route 1 Richland Mrs Sharon Ray and baby boy 1226 NY St James Davis 1523 Davis Rd Robert McBride 1735 W 20th Terr Patrick McBride 1735 W 20th Terr
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Mary Tripkos
DeSoto
James Rayburn
Eudora
Elizabeth Pell
Daniel Davis
Sherry Michael
Ala. St
Jessie Sanderson
W. 6Th St
Grace Graham
Ky. St
Charlene Walter
Richland
Sharon Ray
N.Y. St
James Davis
Davis Rd
Robert McBride
Patrick McBride
Anthony Marlowe, opera tenor and film star, dies at 56
Anthony Marlowe, noted film star and leading tenor with the New York Metropolitan Opera from 1939 to 1949, died Friday night after a long illness. He was 56.
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Detroit
Anthony Marlowe
New York Metropolitan Opera Co
KU Library Bids Opened for New Watson Library Additions
Bids re opened for the Kansas University Watson Library addition with Brune Plumbing Heating and Electrical Co of Lawrence named apparent low bidder at 280 280 dollars. Other contracts awarded to B A Green Construction Co Hoecker Electric Co and Virginia Metal Co. Small projects also bid with low amounts from Kansas Sheet Metal Kansas Construction and G P Ransom Construction.
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Kansas University
Watson Library
Brune Plumbing, Heating and Electrical Co
Lawrence
Keith Lawton
Brune
B. A. Green Construction Co., Inc
G. P. Ransom Construction Co
Topeka
Sunnyside
Sidewalk Projects Underway on Campus Roads
The education department reports a bid of 8510 dollars for playground work. Several small contracts have been let. A new sidewalk is being constructed on 4th Street from Lilac Lane to Alumni Place. Another sidewalk will run along Sunflower Road west of the Student Union to the Bailey Hall Junction.
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4Th Street
Lilac Lane
Alumni Place
Sunflower Road
Student Union
Bailey Hall
Three Youths Treated for Minor Injuries in ER
Three youngsters required stitches in an emergency room Friday. David Paden 13 of 1624 W 22nd St received arm stitches for an accidental knife wound. Russell Field 7 of Route 5 had head cuts from a fall needing stitches. Vicki Twist 10 of Sunflower Village got chin stitches after a bicycle fall.
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David Paden
W. 22Nd St
Russell Field
Route 5
Vicki Twist
Sunflower Village
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Tenn. St
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Harvard Rd
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