Gas Pipelines Face Possible Refund Of 662 Million
The Federal Power Commission records show interstate natural gas suppliers have collected 662.3 million dollars subject to refund under proposed rate increases. FPC Chairman Jerome Kuykendall said firms cannot use funds for substantial expansions without commission authority, though some refunds with interest may total about 60 percent of the amount. Interest on refunds runs at 6 to 7 percent depending on timing.
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Washington
Power Commission
FPC
Jerome K. Kuykendall
Kuy Kendall
House Legislative Oversight Subcommittee
Kkykendall
Asst
W. Russell Gorman
Struggle Through Mountain Drifts In Colorado Rescue
Two Tulsa men, O. W. Maloney and Alex Galvan, reached safety after two days and about 35 miles of snow from a stalled car. They traveled through four to five feet drifts with 30 to 40 foot banks on a road normally closed this season. Maloney, 64, is Dolph Simons’ brother-in-law of the Journal-World in Lawrence, Kansas. They slept in the car Tuesday night and started walking early Wednesday amid heavy snowfall near Slumgullion Pass, aided by warm clothing and coffee.
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Lake City
Colo
Tulsa
O. W. Maloney
Alex Galvan
Colorado
Maloney
Leaders At Hutchinson State Meeting Set Broadening Aim
A three day Hutchinson conference themed Broadening Horizons for Adult Leadership drew 250 Franklin County leaders. Joe McAuliffe opened with a challenging note. Emmie Nelson Lester Weatherwax Ruth Wells and local clubs led workshops on nutrition and youth delinquency.
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Hutchinson
Franklin County
Joe McAuliffe
Federal Extension Service
Washington, D. C
McAuliffe
Emmie Nelson
National Committee
Chicago
Lester Weatherwax
Wichita
Ruth Wells
Hutchinson Reformatory
Area 4 H Club News Highlights Safety and Exchanges
Area 4 H clubs met at homes of Nancy Ransom and Janice Mil of Mrs. W H Williams to plan camps and a June 11 safety firm and produce sale. Committees planned exchanges with other clubs, talks covered flowers junior leadership and tornado safety, and a pantomime titled Tomboy was performed by Kathryn Kreusch and Mary West.
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Jayhawk
Nancy Ransom
Janice Mil
W. H. Williams
Zec Mk
Jttee
Becky Low
Princeton Jolly Rance
Linda Pearson
Bobby
McClay
Lavenne Lowrance
Judy Pearson
Dale Pearson
Becky Lowrance
Flowers
Patricia Williams
Joyce Pearson
Florence Higdon
Greenwood Rockets
Victory
Max Cox
Joe Reed
Jeanette Nitcher
Kathryn Kreusch
Mary West
Pleasant Ridge
New Hope Church
Emery Green School
Wanda Good
Bill Kohler
Kohler
Linda Harra
Bobby Kohler
Allen Peckham
Janet Daugharthy
Mary Lee Peterson
Unreported Pacific Hop Flight Sparks Coast Guard Alert
In San Francisco AP report says Peter Bruckmann, famed flying watchmaker, vanished after takeoff from Tokyo en route to New York. Coast Guard issued an operational alert for the Mier Gluckmann, monitoring radio 8862.5 kilocycles. no overdue status declared, fuel adequate to reach 7 p.m. tonight.
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San Francisco
Peter Bruckmann
Tokyo
New York
Coast Guard
Mier
Gluckmann
Dunn
Roy Dunn
James
Roy
Diana Kissinger
Wayne Kissinger
Breech Dedicates New Business School At Drury College Springfield
Ernest R Breech chairman of Ford Motor Co urged broad business education to meet global competition. He dedicated the Breech School of Business Administration at Drury College funded by his gift and gifts from his wife. Breech, a 67 year old Lebanon Missouri native, said his aims include strengthening national economic leadership and sustaining the American way of life through thorough training of businessmen.
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Springfield
Ernest R. Breech
Ford Motor Co
United States
Breech
Breech School of Business Administration
Drury College
Drury
Lebanon
Screen Writers Reject Contract In Hollywood Vote
Hollywood writers rejected a proposed contract by 208 to 143, opposing no pay for TV films shown abroad until the end of a four year term. About 3,000 WGA members have been on strike since January 16 against theater and TV film producers. The national council may seek a referendum to bridge Eastern and Western guild factions, likely extending the strike.
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Hollywood
Writers Guild of America
New York
Guild
National Council
Cuban authorities smash anti Castro conspiracy arrest five
Cuban police announced the arrest of five people in another anti Castro conspiracy case. Three former revolutionary military officers were among those detained as authorities seized arms ammunition antigovernment propaganda and an American flag.
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Havana
Miitary
Federal Milk Code Opposed by Agriculture Dept
Washington AP indicates the Agriculture Department doubts the federal milk sanitation code bill. Under secretary True D Morse told a House subcommittee that the proposal is open to serious question, while welfare officials had backed it earlier in the week. The sponsors argue that sanitary regulations are needed nationwide.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
D. Morse
Milk trade barriers spark federal health debate in Kansas
The Ottawa Herald reports hearings on a bill to regulate interstate milk movement. Morse questions federal health measures as tool to remove trade barriers while urging local sanitations standards to a realistic level. Opponents close three days of hearings as limited chances for passage this year. Governor Freeman and General Federation spokesmen support the proposal.
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Ottawa Herald Tl
Morse
House
Congress
Orvide Free‘man
Minnesota
General Federation of
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BR Sheldon Sorn
Pacific
Williamsburg
Loretta Anderson
Nancy Bethell
Sandra Herring
Council
New Business School
Paola
New Osawatomie Cemetery
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Massey Harris
PTO Wood’s Bros
International
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Warren E. Chambers
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