KU Grad Charles Flinner Named Foreign Aid Controller
Charles F. Flinner, a 1941 Kansas University graduate, is named controller of the U S foreign aid program. A veteran of the Army, he has held senior AID and predecessor agency posts and now succeeds Edward Tennant. Flinner, a Leavenworth native, lives in Silver Spring Maryland with his wife and three children.
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Kansas University
United States
Charles F. Flinner
Leavenworth
David E. Bell
Agency of International Development
Flinner
Edward F. Tennant
Industrial College of the Armed Forces
United States Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Topeka
State Department
United States High Commissioner
Germany
Bonn
Frankfurt
AID
The
Foreign Operations Administration
Silver Spring, Md
Shooting Fatal For K C Mover
A 37 year old moving company employee was shot and killed after an argument over lifting a refrigerator at an apartment in the Southern Hills area near Grandview Missouri. Gabrielle De Caro admitted the shooting of Clarence L. Phillips 37. A .22 pistol with nine spent shells was found at De Caro's feet. John N Weaver 17 worked for the company and witnessed the events.
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Kansas City
Clarence L. Phillips
Gabrielle DeCaro
Phillips
Southern Hills
Grandview
Richard Lea
Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base
DeCaro
John N. Weaver
Weaver
C. C. German
Livestock Prices Decline Despite NFO Hold Action
Des Moines reports Tuesday and Wednesday markets show lower livestock supplies and falling prices as the National Farmers Organization maintains a holding action. NFC president Oren Lee Staley defends the tactic while noting price targets of 32.45 per hundredweight for choice cattle and 22.75 for top hogs, with Chicago hogs at 18 and steers at 28. Staley continues talks with NFC units in Iowa and Missouri.
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Des Moines
Iowa
National Farmers Organization
Oren Lee Staley
NFC
Corning
Staley
NFO
Chicago
Missouri
City announces restricted yard waste pickup and cleanup weeks
City Manager Wells requires bundles under four feet for tree limbs and outlines twice yearly Cleanup Week trash removal at no extra cost. Rules restrict construction debris keep lids secured and containers at curb by 6 am. no entry into buildings. Burning is discouraged and restricted in some areas.
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Wells
Sanitation Department
Lawrence Sanitation Department
Sanitation Tips Cut Waste and Save on Bills
The notice urges using a rack to prevent can tipping and painting the home address on cans. It lists a contact VI 3-4600 for complaints and information and notes a monthly residential charge of $1.40 with commercial pickups by negotiated cost. Motion studies by the Sanitation department determine costs.
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Sanitation Department
Tourists at Oregon pier offered frozen tuna
Astoria readers report visitors at Pier 2 may receive frozen tuna as longshoremen and truck drivers see watching the transfer of fish as a sign of support for the fishing industry. Cameras earn an invitation for a photographed moment with a fancy fish.
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Acacia Fraternity
Phi Kappa Psi
Ind. St
Phi Psis
W. 15Th St
Acacia
Oread
Journal-World Photo
KU Grad
Charles Flinner
K.C. Mover
Montgomery Ward
Brent
Save
WARDS
Hawthorne
Oregon Pier
Astoria, Ore
Pier
Penaity Supreme
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