Case Offers Compromise on Farm Price Supports Debate
Senator Case proposes a compromise amid Senate dispute over rigid versus flexible farm price supports. The plan limits a proposed return to 90 percent World War II level supports to this year, tying it to a broader bid to win votes from southern lawmakers while debate stretches over a soil bank and 70 to 90 percent parity. Ellender and Aiken clash with Benson letters amid warnings of pressure.
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Ttt
Omnibus Salt Bank
Case
Senate
Sen. Aiken
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Eisenhower
R-Vt
Aiken
Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Commitee
White House
Agriculture Department
Holland
Dfla
Monroney
D-Okla
Communist Party
Elsender
Sen. Anderson
D-Nm
U N action urged to avert Middle East war
Washington reports say United States Britain and France may seek urgent U N Security Council action to deter hostilities in the Middle East A broad resolution would urge Arabs and Israelis to halt actions and abide by armistice terms Eisenhower signaled U N action should come promptly and both sides be urged toward peace while Russia continues arms sales to Egypt and Syria
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
United Nations Securty Council
Middle East
Eisenhower
U.N
U.S
United Nations
Inrael
Russia
Egypt
Syria
Weather drift in Kansas Friday brings warm and cool spells
Forecaster P N Eland reports rising temperatures in southeastern and southern Kansas Friday while a new cold front moves into the northwest. Tonight should be fair and warmer statewide with lows from the 30s northwest to 40s and 45 in the southeast. Friday offers partly cloudy skies with highs near 50 in the northwest and upper 60s in the southeast, wind and blowing dust to the northwest today.
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Topeka
Kansas
P. N. Eland
Eland
Irnday
Son
Associated Presseather
Honea
Bismarck
N. D
Denver Hallmonton
Fort Worth
Finvre
Mont
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
New Orleans
New
England Pledges to Block Israeli Arab Boundary Change
Britain pledges to block any change to Israeli Arab boundaries by force in a Western Big Three policy. In a Commons debate Prime Minister Eden cited the 1950 pact with the United States and France, urging unity to keep peace in Palestine and warning against arms races with Israel. The government won a 312 to 252 confidence vote as Eden accused Egypt of trying to disrupt Britain’s ties with Jordan through inflammatory broadcasts.
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London
Britain
Middle East
House of Commons
Eden
United States
Palestine
France
Israel
Czechoslovakia
Egypt
Washington
U.N. Security Council
U.N
Jordan
White House Denies Eisenhower Reducing Constitutional Duty
The White House denied President Eisenhower has reduced constitutional duties or plans to. Assistant Press Secretary Snyder said the president distinguishes between constitutional duties and hospitality duties, and no contraction of the presidency is intended. Senator Sparkman had claimed the president might shrink the office due to health. The dialogue followed Eisenhower's remarks about possibly stepping aside if physically unable to perform essential duties.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Murray
Snyder
Sen. Sparkman
Sparkman
Senate
Paul M. Butler
Democratic National Committee
Louisville
SEATO Endorsement Sparks Indian Outrage
New Delhi denounces SEATO support for a U.N. plebiscite in Kashmir as Pakistan aims for a resolution. Dulles and Nehru face tense talks this weekend after Karachi reports that SEATO ministers urged U.N. action or direct talks. Indian papers warn Karachi accord signals backing for Pakistan.
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New Delhi
India
SEATO
U.N
Kashmir
Pakistan
U.S
Dulles
Nehru
Karachi
Smolan Embezzler Sentenced to 30 to 500 Years
Raymond Holmquist, 44, former cashier at Smolan State Bank, pleaded guilty to 10 counts of embezzlement totaling about 30,000. Bank inspectors found 156 accounts tampered with amid a 258,000 shortage.
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Salina Weo
Raymond Holmquist
Smolan, Kas
Holmquist
About 350 to Be At 4-H Club Day
Approximately 350 4 H Club members from seven counties will participate in the regional 4 H Club Day at Lawrence Junior High School Saturday. The event runs about 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Counties represented include Douglas Wyandotte Johnson Miami Franklin Anderson and Linn. Eleven Douglas County teams and individuals, all blue ribbon winners, will compete with 55 entries in total. Judges include Laurice Messing Frank LaBan Sherbert Wildeboor and George Duerkson.
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Lawrence Junior High School
Douglas County
Wyandotte
Johnson
Miami
Franklin
Anderson
Linn
Manhattan
Charles Hoyt
Roger Repgnier
Meade, McPherson
Fl Dorado
Parsons
Atchison
Haron Transmeier
Cottonwood
Allan Robb
Jayhawk
Marion Boosters
Meadowark
Meadowlark
Richard
Davenport
Mary Miller
Gloria Ousdahl
Bill Hundley
Deal Six
Pauls Dill
Paris
Laurice Messing
Kansas University
Frank LaBan
Sherbert Wildeboor
George Duerkson
K.U
Mission bonds approved in Shawnee Mission High School district
A four million dollar bond issue to build a new high school was approved overwhelmingly yesterday by patrons of Shawnee Mission High School District in Mission Kansas. The vote outcome reflects strong support for capital improvement in the district.
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Mission, Kas
Shawnee Mission High
SEATO Ministers Denounce Soviet Moves To Divide Asia
SEATO ministers in Karachi condemn Soviet leaders for statements and actions aimed at increasing tension and dividing Asian communities. The six page communique cites Khrushchev and Budganin visits to India, Burma, and Afghanistan as fuel for regional controversy while reaffirming SEATO’s view of Pakistan’s border with Afghanistan and the Pushtoonistan dispute within SEATO territory.
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Karachi
Pakistan
SEATO
Free Nations
The
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Free World
Afghanistan
Manila
Late Winter Blast Ends With Warm Up In Lawrence
Winter’s last holdout eased as sun lifted temps. After a 15 degree low at 6 am and a 44 degree high by 2 pm in downtown Lawrence, a milder night is forecast near 40. Friday’s high should reach about 60 as the warm spell returns.
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Fridwyod
Lawrence
Degren
K U Backing Wildcats for NCAA Regional Tourney
Kansas University prepares to assist Kansas State in the NCAA regional at Allen Fieldhouse March 16 17 after K State clinched the Big Seven title with a 79 68 win. Officials say KU may offer to lend its band and cheerleaders though K State may bring its own.
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Kansas University
Kansas State
Allen Fieldhouse
Wildcat
K. U
Journal-World
Civic
Russell L. Wiley
K-State
WK. U
Jim Miller
Kansas City
Adlai Says GOP Scrapped Farm Parity Policy
Adlai E Stevenson accused Republicans of harming the economy by scrapping the 90 percent parity farm formula. He urged that the farm mood is an economic reality, not a political myth, as he campaigned through Minnesota for delegates ahead of the March 2 Minnesota primary.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Minnesota
Four Newton girls escape kidnappers in rural chase
Four Newton Iowa high school girls told officers they escaped unharmed after being forced to drive by two men. The group wrecked the car near Cherryvale and sought help at a farmhouse. Police and the State Highway Patrol conducted a wide search southeast of Independence for the suspects as families reported missing teens.
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Independence
Kaswm
Newton
Iowa
Floyd Huggins
Lois Davis
Judy Damman
Janeane Fahrney
Gloria Jensma
Steven Damman
Long Island
Steven
Air Force Set
Jerry Damman
Judy
Cherryvale
N.eel Shaver
Tax Gripes Crop Up At Fort Scott Tax Meeting
Fort Scott residents voice persistent complaints at a county tax equalization meeting. A local woman confronted officials over assessments, insisting her property value was misrepresented and demanding action. News coverage notes heated exchanges and public frustration with the tax system.
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Fort Scott
Prim
Oryan Hesseme
Major Catherman SOW Commander Assigned to Taiwan
Major Catherman United States Army order of duty transfer from Sunflower Ordinance Works to Taiwan in May. He will join Military Assistance Advisory Group on arrival. family to remain in Indianapolis until relocation. Catherman served 15 years, participated in Normandy Central Europe and Ardennes campaigns. oversaw Sunflower expansion and contract administration with Hercules Powder Co and nitric acid producer.
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Donald 1
Catherman
Tate
Tainan
Mosat
HH Hean Maniy
Ferto Asa
Cathermian
MAA
Taiwan
Surflower Mal
Baer
Arioy
Europe
Sunflower
C.O
Ted. Catherman
Kansas
Army
Normandy
Central
Ardennes
GOP Senators See Nixon on Inside Track for 1960 Ticket
Washington reports six GOP senators agreed President Eisenhower has given Nixon momentum toward renomination. Eisenhower says Nixon should chart his own course while Nixon offers no personal announcement. Sen. Mundt sees no move to dump Nixon and expects Nixon to seek renomination. Thye and others echo Nixon’s inside track.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Mundt
House
Senate
Sen. Thye
R-Minn
Young
R-Nd
Bender
Ohio
Area Road Jobs Gain Momentum As Spring Nears
Spring nears as highway work surges in the area with a $23,776 grading project for a new Wakarusa Bridge north of Eudora, a $62,420 contract for a 260 foot bridge by Jensen Krage Construction, and a $34,000 contract for Tally Creek Bridge. Piers completed at Tally Creek, with grading and falsework under way. county crews finish paving on South Haskell Avenue and advance a Stull road project.
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Spring Justa
Wakarusa
Eudora
Amino Brothers Co
Kansas City
Kas
Olde Woods Jr
State Highway Commission
Jensen-Krage Construction Co
Sioux City
Tally Creek
Franklin County
Milox
Lawrence
General Enptcheering Co
Topeka
Woods
Havi
Joe Rica
Haskell Avenue
Cautious Driver Arrested After Fire Scene Traffic Hold Up
In Santa Monica California N P o lice say Faret R Jones an Inglewood accountant remained parked behind a fire truck and police car at an early morning fire scene and refused to proceed around them. He claimed he was waiting for a red light. He was arrested, paid a $105 fine, and pled guilty to a reduced reckless driving charge.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Faret R. Jones
Jones
Inglewood
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