Benson Repeats His Opposition To Farm Freeze
Secretary of Agriculture Benson again opposes a farm freeze despite a House Agriculture Committee proposal that limits the freeze to one year and preserves 1957 price supports and current acreage figures. Benson warns of a veto and says the policy would harm markets and raise costs, though House leadership hopes to advance the measure to a floor vote.
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Free Wheat Shortage Worries Markets Ahead of 1954 Harvest
The Agriculture Department warned of growing concern in grain markets about a possible shortage of free wheat before the 1954 harvest. Free wheat means supplies outside the government price support program. Department figures show 1957 wheat stored by farmers under support were higher than expected, while improved demand boosted both domestic and export interest, triggering 2 to 6 cent weekly price rises. Supplies can be released only at prices above support rates.
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French Forces Kill Rebels in Western Algeria Action
French troops trapped a rebel using a fish net in western Algeria and, with his information, located and killed twenty rebels. In other actions, French forces killed twelve Arabs near Nemours. Rebels killed two, injured seven, and kidnapped twelve in the region.
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Gals Cause Humorous Classroom Space Ship Tease
In Oswego New York a second grade teacher recounts a tense moment during a space ship building activity. A boy nearly cried as girls proposed curtains for the craft prompting a humorous exchange about teamwork and differing ideas.
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Demo Vets Enter Nebraska Senate Nomination Race
Two veteran Democrats filed for the Nebraska Senate nominating race. Eugene O'Sullivan, 73, Omaha attorney and former congressman, previously served in the 2nd District. Frank Morrison, 55, Lincoln attorney, earlier led the party’s 1956 lieutenant governor bid and ran Kevauer’s Nebraska presidential campaign in 1952 and 1956. Senator Roma Hruska, an incumbent Republican from Omaha, seeks reelection with no evident primary opposition.
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Monsanto Grants Renew Two KU Fellowships
Monsanto Chemical Company of St Louis renews two $1500 fellowships for Kansas University for 1958 59. One supports a graduate student pursuing a PhD in the Chemistry Department. The other funds a graduate student studying with Dr Joseph H Burckhalter, professor of pharmaceutical chemistry.
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Cow rescued from tree in St Austell crater tale
In St Austell England firefighters were summoned to free a one year old cow named Rosebud that had fallen from a steep terrace and became stuck in the upper branches about ten feet high. The animal was safely disentangled and unharmed.
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Witnesses Laud Kansas Mental Health Program Before House Subcommittee
Washington Kansas mental health officials testified before a House appropriations subcommittee praising reform efforts that cut hospital building needs. Dr Robert A Felix director of the National Institute of Mental Health credited Kansas for better treatment methods and cited Dr George W Jackson Kan sas director of institutions as a forward looking leader. The Meninger Foundation in Topeka was noted for supplying skilled consultants. Dr James A Shannon joined in the testimony.
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Menninger Clinic cited for advanced outpatient services
NIH official testifies on Kansas and Menninger Clinic noting adequate budget and talent draw, enabling unique out patient programs. He cites the eye’s color capacity around 100000 and a spectro photometer that can distinguish two million colors.
Artists’ paintings on exhibition at Union Memorial
Forty one paintings by high school artists nationwide are on display in the Memorial Union at Kansas University. Each artist, a regional Scholastic Art Awards winner, received $100 from Hallmark Cards of Kansas City after an independent jury selected the paintings for a Hallmark Honor Prize. The Western Missouri region winner is noted, including the eastern section of Kansas.
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Wyandotte High Student's Painting to Exhibit in March
Barkley Fahnestack, 16, from Kansas City Kansas, a Wyandotte High School student, has a painting in a collection that will be exhibited through March 3 at KL.
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