Three Kansas Relays officials win watches at banquet
At the K U Faculty Club Tuesday night the 1955 Relays student committee members received watches for their work on Relays preparations. Fred Rice of Abilene and Darrell Fanestil of Emporia earned wristwatches as managers, and Don Pierce received his award later as the sports publicist. Gold track shoe awards went to freshmen, sophomores, and juniors on the committee. Bill Easton and Dr. E R Elbel presented the honors after a dinner, followed by color movies of the 1955 Relays in the club lounge.
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K. U
Fred Rice
Abilene
Darrell Fanestil
Emporia
Don Pierce
K. A
Pierce
K. U. Athletic Department
Bill Easton
E. R. Elbel
Relays
Tariff Debate Finds Broad Support From Industry to Labor
A survey show diverse U S regions and groups favor tariff reductions to spur world commerce. Four million Americans rely on international trade, with exports and foreign materials supporting much of the livelihood in Midwest cities and port expansions along the St. Lawrence Seaway.
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Cleveland
China
Eisenhower
Senate
Atlantic
Clatsop County
Ore
United States
Lars
Commerce Department
Midwest
St. Lawrence Seaway
Oswego
Chicago
Milwaukee
Duluth
CIO
AFL
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Legislative Reference Service
Library of Congress
Wisconsin
Rep
Zablocki
Buffalo
Pillion
Clatsop County firms push for expanded tariffs and trade ties
A local survey from Clatsop County businesses shows support for expanding U S tariffs and broadening trade with other nations in the interest of national security and future economic growth.
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League
Clatsop
United States
League Voters Spot Checks Find Mixed Tariff Views
The League of Women Voters checked diverse regions including Baltimore County Newark and Connecticut segments and found many firms not convinced tariffs would hurt them. Across the country in Astoria Oregon lumber fish dairying and flour were among the major industries mentioned.
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League of Women Voters
Baltimore County
Mis
Newark WN
Astoria
Ore
Graham’s Backers Flock to Depot in Glasgow
Billy Graham departs Glasgow after six week Scotland campaign with a seven day London push ahead. He prays for Scotland at the grimy station and thanks campaign helpers as crowds cheer the exit. A Hampden Park rally earlier drew over 100 000 attendees.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Billy
Graham
London
Hampden Park
Heider Named Principal Speaker at Cognition Symposium
Dr. Fritz Heider of Kansas University will be a principal speaker at a Colorado University psychology symposium on Cognition held Thursday through Saturday. Heider will discuss Trends in Cognitive Theory and Research Prospects for the Future, with Jeromy Bruner, Egon Brunswik, Leon Festinger, Charles E. Osgood, and David Rapaport among other participants.
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Fritz Heider
Kansas University
Colorado University Department of Psychology
Jeromy Bruner
Harvard University
Egon Brunswick
California University
Leon Festinger
Minnesota University
Charles E. Osgood
Illinois University
David Rapaport
Austen Riggs Center
Secondary Recovery Plan Set Up for an Oil Field Just West of Hutchinson
Cities Service Oil Co announces a secondary oil recovery project at the Peace Creek Field near Hutchinson Kansas. Water injection will target Viola Limestone pay zones across 24 leases covering 3440 acres with participation from Tidewater Sunray Mid-Continent and Midwest Oil companies. Estimated recoverable oil through the waterflood totals about 525000 barrels.
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Hutchinson
Hutchinson IV
Peace Creek
Reno County
Cities Service Ojl Co
Bartlesville
Cities Service
Tidewater Oil
Sunray Oil Co
Mid-Continent Petroleum
Mid- West Oil Co
Zenith-Peace Creek
Refio
Stafford
Oil Output Tops Six Million Barrels in Counties Region
The counties district has produced more than six million barrels of oil, contributing to a total of nearly 18 million barrels across the Zepith Peace Creek district.
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Zepith- Peace Creek District
Two Brothers Arrested In Magnesium Ingot Theft
Denver men Clarence Taylor and Edward Taylor, ages 35 and 29, were charged with theft of government property after Clarence admitted taking six magnesium ingots from the Rocky Mountain Arsenal. He described easy access along a dusty road and selling the ingots for scrap. a passerby recorded the suspect’s license number leading to their apprehension.
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Denver
Rocky Mountain Arsenal
U. S
Joseph Neff
Clarence Naylor
Neff
Taylor
Clarence
Edward Taylor
Clarence Taylor
Neutral Nations Commission clears UN of Red charges
The Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission says Red charges that the United Nations brought combat material into Korea were not proved. The UNSC decision was unanimous. four nations on the commission include Swiss Swedes and Communist Czechs and Poles. UN Command said teams inspected sites named by the Communists in letters dated February 23 24 and 26.
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Panmunjom
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Korea
Red
United Nations
UNSC
U. N
South Korea
International press meeting opens in Copenhagen
About 160 editors and publishers from every continent gather in Copenhagen for the fourth General Assembly of the International Press Institute to discuss free press issues. The conference will run for three days.
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Copenhagen
International Press Institute
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Lawrence Power Plant
KPBL
Riverside , School
Lawrence Generating Station
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Kansas Power and Light Company
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