Economists Split on Wheat Balloting Impact Ahead
Washington economists disagree on how free wheat markets after a failed control proposal would affect the 1964 crop. Government analysis predicts a production surge and price drops, while the American Farm Bureau Federation argues acreage stays limited and prices stabilize, with farmers shifting to other crops.
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Agriculture Department
American Farm Bureau Federation
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Baker Alumni To Get Honors At June Commencement
Three honorary degrees and two alumni citations will be conferred by Baker University during commencement ceremonies June 3 on the Baldwin campus. Dr. Donald W. Taylor, Adel F. Throckmorton and Dr. Lloyd H. Rising receive honorary degrees. Vernon R. McMillan and Frank B. Siegrist will obtain alumni citations. Taylor, Yale psychology professor and Baker graduate, will give the address. Throckmorton is Kansas superintendent of public instruction. Rising is dean of Kansas Methodist pastors with degrees from Dakota Wesleyan and Nebraska Wesleyan. McMillan, Terre Haute business leader and 1913 Baker football captain, designed the first football face guard. Siegrist, a 1915 Baker graduate, has served on the Baker Board of Trustees.
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Adel F. Throckmorton
Lloyd H. Rising
Vernon R. McMillan
Frank B. Siegrist
Taylor
Yale University
Baker
Kansas University
Harvard University
Dr. Rising
Kansas Methodist
Dakota Wesleyan University
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Terre Haute
Ind
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Kansas City
Baker University Board of Trustees
Walker links Castro to Catholic blackmail over Bay of Pigs air support
Gen. Edwin A. Walker, in Little Rock, relayed a reported Castro threat to purge Catholic clergy in Cuba if U S air support continued, and cited a warplane count he believes could have won the Bay of Pigs. He linked Kennedy and Rockefeller to a UN platform in 1964 politics and denied plans to run for president.
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Wilbur Brucker
Germany
Billy James Hargis
Tulsa
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U. S
Three Die in Missouri Two-Car Collision Kills Farm Family
A two car crash near Fayette Missouri Friday night killed Cliff Fife 53 and his daughters Elizabeth 11 and Denny 9, all residents near Armstrong. Wife 46 and Donald Whitley 23 of Glasgow were injured and listed in serious condition at Fayette hospital.
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Dramatic Week in Business Wheat Sugar Spotlight
Wheat and sugar took center stage in a volatile week with sugar prices hitting 43 year highs as sugar shares climbed. Wheat market fears rose over 1964 controls prompting anticipated planting shifts and trade concerns while auto and housing indicators showed mixed gains.
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New York
Helium researchers to gather at KU seminar
Leading helium authorities will meet at Kansas University May 31 to June 1 for a research seminar on the future and uses of helium. Sponsored by KU Center for Research in Engineering Science and the U S Bureau of Mines the event features speakers from the Bureau of Mines Amarillo center Phillips Petroleum Bartlesville Midwest Research Institute and KU helium program.
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Amarillo
Tex
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Phillips Petroleum Co
Bartlesville, Okla
Midwest Research Institute
Kansas City, Mo
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Sugar Prices Unlikely To Affect Beet Growth
LEOTI A Western Kansas sugar beet producer said Friday sugar price rises will not affect Kansas growers now. Sen H J Barr said 1963 beet crop contracts are signed and any acreage increase cannot occur before spring planting in April. Output hinges on refinery capacity to handle beets.
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Jack) Barr
R-Scoti
Barr
Fire scare ends with heart attack during home blaze
In Webb City Missouri Floyd Myers, age 50, believed his wife was trapped in a fire at their home and suffered an apparent heart attack. Firefighters wearing gas masks searched rooms as Mrs. Myers, who had been at an auction, appeared. Myers was hospitalized in fair condition.
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Webb City
Floyd Myers
Myers
The Tony Fontane Story at Salvation Army HQ
A 70 minute dramatic musical depicting Fontane's conversion after a 1957 automobile crash will screen at Salvation Army headquarters 946 N. H. St at 7 45 p m. Admission is free. Fontane is a religious recording artist and frequent concert performer.
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Tony Fontane
Salvation Army
N. H. St
Fontane
Salsbury Photo Wins Scholastic Merit
Salsbury, a Lawrence High School junior, earns a certificate of merit in photography from Scholastic magazine for a still life color entry. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Edgar Salsbury of Route 5.
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David Salsbury
Lawrence High School
Scholastic Magazine
Salsbury
Edgar Salsbury
Route 5
Stolen Jayhawk statue recovered after KU K-State visit
A 14 inch white stone Jayhawk statue valued at 100 dollars was stolen from the KU Union on May 16 and found Thursday at Kansas State University after a trip between campuses. KU officials received a call triggering the recovery.
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Kansas State University
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Statue Recovered by KU Police Returns to Campus
KU police traced the statue to the student union offices at Kansas State and then drove to Manhattan on Thursday to return the statue to its campus.
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Manhattan
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