Faure Pursues Ok For Four-Power Talks With Reds
Paris moves after French Senate approval of German rearma ment to win Allied consent for high level talks with the Kremlin. Faure signals unity among Western allies before engaging Russia while Bulganin backs Eisen hower call for East West talks once accords are ratified. France seeks French German accord details with Pinay and Adenauer amid opposition challenges.
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Aid Measure Passed In House Amid Tax Debate
House approved a 6.5 million financing plan for Governor Fred Hall’s education aid while Senate amendment to end the 0.0 percent income tax failed 60-49. The measure would fund high school aid for one year using sales tax revenue as state weighs its entire revenue tax structure.
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Harlan Takes Oath as Loyal Soldier in 10th Detachment
Pvt Merrill J Whirlier of Wood Kansas is reported to have been sworn in at Riley Kas and assigned to the 10th Detachment. His parents are Mr and Mrs Homer Whirlwind Soldier, with Sioux Indian heritage noted in the ceremony and his qualification cited by experience and blooded service.
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Kansas Governor vetoes right to work bill amid propaganda claim
Topeka Kansas Governor Fred Hall vetoed the right to work bill calling it a lobbyist effort and warning it would be remembered as dark hours in state history. He criticized a campaign of propaganda and said the measure would legalize coercive labor actions under state oversight. Supporters planned an override but would need 18 of 125 House votes. Senate support suggested possible override.
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Hall veto sparks flood of comments from Kansas leaders
Governor Fred Hall vetoed the right to work bill drawing sharp protest from farm and labor advocates while Kansas labor leaders praised the move. Louis Weiss of Kansans for Right to Work called Hall’s action a sell out and accused him of siding with union bosses. Floy Black of the Kansas Federation of Labor thanked the governor and pledged support for his political aims. Rep Merl Lemert framed the veto as selling out to big labor, and James Yount of the Kansas CIO criticized the bill’s champions as manipulating farmers and small businesses.
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Kansans to Have Spring After Frustrating Wait
Forecast for Kansas shows a slow warmup with highs near 55 to 60 in the northwest and up to 70 in the southeast after a recent hard freeze. Overnight readings should fall to the low 30s. previous highs reached the upper 40s to mid 30s in cities like Garden City and Emporia.
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Oklahoma
Cost of Needed Roads Work In State Set at 1.6 Billion
A federal Bureau of Public Roads estimate places Kansas highway needs at about 1.652 billion dollars. The report covers primary and secondary systems nationwide, detailing urban road costs and urban area shares. It estimates national highway costs at roughly 23.953 billion, with California and other states showing varied urban versus rural allocations. Kansas primary system needs total 666 million, including 570 million for rural roads and 96 million for urban roads, while secondary system needs are 314 million.
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Big Three Begin Study on Soviet Talks Chance
Foreign Secretary Sir Anthony Eden told Parliament Britain, the United States, and France have begun discussing a possible meeting with the Russians. He said the trio is ready to discuss Germany and Austria futures, disarmament, and a European security system with the Soviet Union, as France approves free and rearm West Germany.
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Western Allies hold top level talks on Russia stance
Washington reports that the United States Britain and France are conducting high level discussions on Russia's favorable attitude toward ward and the Paris accords, with plans for official meetings and possible ministerial sessions as Eden may assume leadership. Pressure within the Eisenhower administration grows over Sino nationalist clashes and the upcoming PONa meeting later this year.
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Fire Kills Liberal Girl in Liberal Home
A four year old girl Barbara Joanne Kerfoot, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Kerfoot, Liberal, died yesterday after clothing caught fire from a ballcage heater. Funeral plans and local notices follow.
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Seven to Join Lawrence Chamber of Commerce Board
Names of seven elected for three year terms on the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors were announced after a board meeting. Art Wolf Oscar Rumsey Joe Traylor Leo Eller Roy Bergen Cletus Pollom Lawrence Leonhard. E R Wook said 343 of 580 ballots were cast and noted strong merchant interest. A new president will be chosen at a luncheon Tuesday as part of the annual installation and banquet at the Kansas University Memorial Union Building.
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Kansas University Memorial Union
Nebraska inmates in rebellion demand nine conditions
Prisoners in a maximum security Nebraska jail declare no compromise until guards are released. They present nine demands including segregation, three meals daily, medical care, no favoritism, dismissal of abusive guards, keeping mental patients out of the hole, no reprisals, and standard reading material. The governor says most demands are reasonable and will be considered via private interviews with each prisoner.
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Anderson
St John’s Parish Plans to Build School in Fall
St John’s Parish in Kansas plans to open a parochial school this fall beginning in September. The school will serve first through sixth grades with funding from church collections and an imminent fundraising campaign. Lawrence is noted as the largest Kansas city without a parochial school.
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Dunkley Heads Kansas National Guard Association
Dunkley of Topeka was elected president of the Kansas National Guard Assn at the convention closing. Brig Gen Calvin E Barry of Topeka named vice president Lt Col John W Breidenthal of Kansas City treasurer and Maj Noble W Drake of Topeka secretary. The next convention will be in Topeka. Two new armories were dedicated. de
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Calvin E. Barry
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Noble W. Drake
Hodges Discusses City Street Work and Park Prep
Hodges said resurfacing depends on weather and other work. The Street Department will grade new streets first and then pursue paving projects with asphalt at about 350 dollars per block. A petition seeks resurfacing. alleys are planned, and drainage at North Second and North Streets will be redesigned to direct water east. Centennial Park work is nearing completion with benches and tables repaired and seeded neighborhood parks. John Crown elected commissioner.
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Pair of police and guard nabbed in GM plans sale
Detroit authorities report that two policemen and a GM guard were arrested after allegedly selling top secret GM model plans. One detective said the sting involved $1000 marked bills given to two officers by a car designer, with the guard arrested at work at GM’s styling and research building in Detroit.
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Seven States In Area Towns For Apr 5 Voting
In the Lawrence area eight small towns hold city elections April 5 with varying ticket counts. Baldwin offers two mayoral choices and several candidacies while Lecompton voters receive blank ballots for write ins. Reeves not running as mayor. candidates include Hobson Black and others in Baldwin.
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