Adlai Says Stratton Seeks Hatchet Job
Adlai Stevenson accuses Gov. William Stratton of Illinois of seeking to be the Republican hatchet man if Nixon falters. Stevenson, aiming for a second Democratic presidential nomination, blasts Stratton after being labeled a poor choice. He notes Stratton may wield the hatchet and questions who will carry the party. Eisenhower says Nixon is on his own for renomination.
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New York
Single Tear Gas Round Nips Johnson County Jail Disturbance
A single tear gas round was used to quell a disturbance by four state and federal prisoners at Johnson County jail. Jailers had closed the commissary after a noise outbreak, prisoners shouted, damaged plumbing handles, clogged drains, and flooded a cell block area. After quieting, shoes were removed and each inmate was searched before returning to cells.
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Johnson County
Local Residents to Attend St. Joseph Meal-Type Swine Conference
Four local area residents will attend the St. Joseph Meal-Type Swine Conference on Thursday March 15 at the Purebred Sales Pavilion stockyards in St. Joseph Missouri. Attendees are Carol Gerstenberger Eudora Raymond Ice Lecompton and Chester Spray Jr and Deal Six Lawrence. Sponsored by the St Joseph Market Foundation and Kansas State College the program includes a discussion on selecting meal-type boars and gilts and a demonstration on measuring back fat. A grading contest is also scheduled.
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Stockyards
Carol Gerstenberger
Eudora
Raymond Ice
Lecompton
Chester Spray Jr
Deal Six
Lawrence
Olympics Improve Sloppiness Probably Not Aussie Dressed
Robert C. Ruark critiques Australian dress at length noting the rough, functional style dominates. He argues fine clothing does not equate to sophistication, mocks local fashion, and claims Australians avoid talking to women at parties while preferring rugged, ill-fitting attire. The column ends with a statistic about U S merchant ship tonnage.
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Robert C. Ruark
Sydney
Australia
Owolf
Vansead Non
District Grain School Planned for Topeka
A district grain school is planned for Topeka with a March 18 schedule. The program is sponsored by Kansas Farmers Service State and Federal Grain Supervision and Inspection Department, Kansas Wheat Improvement Association, and Kansas Chain and Feed Dealers Association. The day will include laboratory grading of sun samples and discussion on grain storage, with new developments in the Kansas wheat quality program and progress on related projects. Open to grain handlers, dealers, and agricultural officials.
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Sacha Jis
Topeka
Kansas Farensian Service
Federal Grain Supervision and Inspection Department
Kansas Wheat Improvement Association
Kansas Cain and Feed Dealers Associyation Mayer
Iene Seaton
Kansac
Glubb Knighthood and Dismissal in Jordan
Bagot Glubb was knighted as Knight Commander of the Most Honorable Order of the Bath by Queen Loiza beth Tat Buckinsiary Patel. King Hussein of Jordan then dismissed him from his post as commander of the Arab Legion.
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Order of the Bath
Hussein of
Jordan
Arab Legion
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