Breeding Disagrees With Benson on Farm Program Reform
Representative Breeding of Kansas voices opposition to Secretary Benson on overhauling federal farm supports. He argues current price supports are adequate and warns against drastic cuts that could bankrupt wheat farmers. The letter from constituents cites shock over 1958 price reductions and concerns about costs of machinery and operation. Joseph Saxton, born 1799, in vented mechanical pencil and fountain pen in Philadelphia.
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Draft Board Plans Induction for Two Men
Reported plan to send two individuals for induction by the local draft board. Questionable OCR text references names and vague actions but confirms potential conscription steps and related military processing.
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Rivers and Streams Recede Across Texas After Floods
Weather calm returns as rivers and streams recede in Texas. In Wichita Falls many families return home as Wichita Lake drops seven to eight feet. Lower Saline remains high but flood threat to Deweyville subsides. showers shift to light flurries in other areas.
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Allies Reaffirm Relief Aim On Suez Canal
In Paris Premier Guy Mollet and Secretary of State Duty reaffirmed that the Suez Canal should be an international waterway. Foreign Minister Pineau, present at the meeting, said France and the United States agree the current situation under Hyvot in charge is not satisfactory.
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Wisconsin Democrats Blast Appointment Power
In Madison Wisconsin Democratic leaders denounce a looming move to grant the governor power for a special election. They claim a special election could be called to extend or end a term, with costs estimated around half a million dollars. The dispute centers on legal authority and a potential shift in state governance.
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Two Surgeons Listed As Better Following Crash
Osceola Iowa report says surgeons Dr. Dwight Harken of Boston and Dr. Donald Miller of Burlington were injured when a light plane struck telephone lines during approach to Osceola airport. The craft hit a woven wire fence and landed upside down after attending a Chicago meeting.
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Berloiz Requiem Beyond Measure in Early Romantic Tone
The review critiques Berlioz Requiem as an ambitious work of the early Romantic era, praising Measured balance and tonal control while noting overwhelming bass and chorus moments. Clark, Davieson, and Perseus provide strong vocal performances, with the orchestra delivering a powerful though demanding accompaniment. The piece is framed as a bold, challenging moment in sacred concert repertoire.
Philharmonic tympani soloists win wild audience cheers
Admirably, the tympanists delivered devotion beyond the Call Of Day. The opening Requiem and Kyrie, Rex tremendae, Quaerens me, and Sanctus drew the best reactions. The audience was wildly enthusiastic and demanded many bows, praising Mr. Davison for the neatly negotiated fugue.
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