Discriminating dumping could harm world allies
Lawrence Daily Journal World discusses how U.S. agricultural surpluses risk straining foreign relations. It warns dumping rice, cotton, and dairy on world markets could push Asia and the Middle East toward communism, alienate allies like Egypt and Scandinavian nations, and disrupt economies. Public Law 480 is cited as a controlled method to dispose of surpluses abroad while avoiding Russia and China.
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Meat Packers Strike Over Wage Dispute in Topeka
UI employees at the Hu horsemeat packing plant in Topeka walked out over wages. United Packinghouse Workers Local 178 seeks a sizable hourly raise while the company offers three cents. About 165 workers did not report for work yesterday.
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Carlson Plans Federal Flood Disaster Insurance Bill
Sen Carlson announces reintroduction of a January bill to create a National Disaster Insurance Corp to back private insurers against flood and wind damage. The proposal, first offered after 1952 Kaw River flood, aims to help disaster victims with government backed reinsurance.
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Egypt Israel Caution On Gaza Fighting Dangers
Britain warned Egypt and Israel for the second time in three days about the dangers of continued fighting on the Gaza frontier. London advised Jerusalem and Cairo that moderation and restraint are essential to keep the clash from escalating. A prior warning had been issued Tuesday to both nations.
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Wichita Moves To Enforce Pipeline Right Of Way
City of Wichita serves court writ to L C Collins on his farm 1% miles NW of Bentley granting possession of a pipeline right of way. Collins, a key opponent to pumping water from beds in Sedgwick Harvey and McPherson counties, may consult attorney Kenneth Speir of Newton, who has represented Collins and others in a federal challenge to the condemnation actions. The Denver Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a ruling last month.
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Logan Polio Drive Head Topeka Activist Named
Glenn Logan of Topeka has again been named to lead the March of Dimes Drive in Kansas by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
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No-Fund Warrants Authorized in Kansas Counties and Districts
Kansas counties and school districts have approval to issue no fund warrants to cover emergency tax levy increases. Houdgeman County plans nearly 33000 for highway equipment. Independence School District raises mills. Neosho County issues 7500 for a county court division at Chanute. Cheyenne County issues 20000 to match federal aid for roads. Levy increases reach 28 to 54 mills across several counties. Employment Security data show mid July levels 4000 above last year, with gains in construction and related fields offset by declines in manufacturing and post school-year government jobs.
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Kansas Nonfarm Employment Dips to 517,500 on July 15
Topeka reports Kansas nonfarm employment at 517,500 on July 15, down about 1,500 from a month earlier. The state recorded 547,500 total nonfarm workers in July 15 figures, indicating a drop in employment across sectors.
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