Hall States Kansas at Crossroads on Progressive Path
Gov Fred Hall told an Independence Day gathering in Olathe that Kansas faces a crossroads between continuing progress and retreat. He criticized budget cuts, noted essential funds were removed, and argued the cost of state government is rising much slower than claimed while urging voters to support a prudent, progressive direction.
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Fred Hall
Hall
Olathe Junian
Hall Sai
Kansas
Yugoslavia Slashes Military Budget Amid Soviet-Tito Ties
Belgrade reports Yugoslavia trims its military outlay by 58 million dollars as wartime relations with Soviet leaders influence policy. Parliament approved a 195h budget totaling 708,333,333 dollars with about 528,333,333 dollars allocated for defense.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Pi i
Tin
Comely Lady Mighty Versatile Pioneer Memoir
The account portrays Mrs. Booth, a versatile woman aiding natives, nursing a cannibal high chief, and surviving a hostile frontier with anecdotes of curses, ancestors, and a miner's life along the Bilolo River including encounters with gold fever and a ship abandoned by its captain.
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Bihe
Cobek
Booth
Bilolo
Lawrence Jaycees Vote To Back United Fund Plan
The Tawrence Junior Chamber of Commerce endorsed the United Fund Campaign concept as studied by the Chamber of Commerce. Lawrence Jaycees also nominated Eugene Doane of the Lawrence Club for a national Jaycee director from Kansas.
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Lawrence Jaycees
United Fund
Tawrence Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
dJayeres
Eugene Doane
Lawreace Club
Kansas
Russians Propose New Global Disarmament Plan
The Soviet Union unveils a disarmament proposal focused on strict conventional arms limits and a move toward outlawing nuclear weapons. Western observers note the plan aims to align with the five powers under UN auspices while signaling reliance on the West for security.
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London
Unos
U S Proposes Conventional Arm Reductions and Force Downsizing
The United States proposes cutting conventional arms and reducing armed forces to about 2.0 million men, aiming to lower overall defense personnel. The plan addresses Vietnam era scale and aims to balance deterrence with fiscal constraints.
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United States
Congress Attacks Manila Over Philippine Policy Shifts
Congress attacks Manila over Philippine relations with the United States as House members and Speaker Jose Caldiro call for reevaluation of U S military and economic pacts. The report notes debate on sovereignty and treaty terms amid allied policy concerns. North Carolina's rail network is listed at 4 226 miles.
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Manila
Philippine
Gourne
House
Jose Bo Lauri
Libyan Officials Report No Lead on Suspect in Car Death
A man shot himself in a car parked near a seat south of here yesterday. Sheriff Jess Kruse said the car wags no ticed Monday with death believed to have occurred Sunday night. No apparent lead or motive emerged as investigators review the scene and statements.
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Eath
Jess Kruse Sau
Landsberg man shot in daytime incident reported
A Landsberg man was found shot, with authorities investigating the daytime event. Details are sparse in the fragment, but the incident is treated as a gunshot case and is under local police review.
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Tes Wort Ins JR
Sty Gore
Landsberg
Insurance salesman seeks Kansas agent supervisor post
A nationwide insurer, Lifes And Accident & Sickness Insurance Co, now licensed in Kansas, seeks to appoint a general agent or supervisor. Applicants should complete a confidential experience record and send details to Agency Dept. Box 1918, Fargo, ND.
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Sun
Longwear
Longwear Paint & Varnish Co
Burlington
Kansas City
Lifes and Accident & Sickness Insurance Co
Kansas
Fargo
N.D
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