Guard Unit Wins Trophy at Camp Guernsey Wyoming
Ottawa area National Guard unit led by Capt. David E Johnson won the Metcalf Trophy and two battalion awards for attendance and recruiting during summer field training with 17 other Kansas units at Camp Guernsey. Brig Gen Charles H Browne Jr presented the Metcalf Trophy and 1st Sgt Stanley Fritts and Capt Johnson accepted the honors.
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David E. Johnson
Ottawa
Stanley Fritts
Ottawa Guard
National Guard
Camp Guernsey
Wyo
127 Artillery Group
Metcalf
Charles H. Browne Jr
Johnson
Kansas Army National Guard
Controversy Over Nebraska Campus Speech Involves Communist Talks
In Omaha AP report Dr Leland Traywick, president elect of the Omaha college, faces criticism from Rep Glenn Cunningham over his appointment and the campus speech policy. The dispute includes whether a Communist can speak on campus and Traywick's resignation from Southwest Missouri State College. Traywick says he would allow a Communist with cross examination while defending free enterprise. Rhodes of the Omaha board says Traywick has 100 percent support.
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Omaha (Ap
Leland A Ybherwick
Hhe
Eetetty
Omaha
Traywick
Glenn Cunningham
Rneb
Southwest Missouri State College
Springfield
Warro Rhodes
Omaha Board of Regents
Regents
Small Crop Forecast Warns of Decline Across States
Washington AP reports the government projects a sorghum grain crop of 473 million bushels for the year, the lowest in eight years, down 19 percent from last year and 14 percent below the 1958-62 average. Kansas and Missouri contribute sizable portions, with 86.58 million and 9.76 million bushels forecast respectively, alongside Missouri and Kansas corn, wheat, and soybean forecasts with per acre figures.
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Washington
Kansas
Missouri
Department of Agriculture
Wreck Kills Man Near Sedan Kansas
A two car crash Tuesday near Sedan Kansas claimed the life of Ross Gray 29 of Cambridge Kansas. Gray was alone in one vehicle while six others from Peru Kansas were injured in the second car including Mrs Beulah Wind sor and her four children along with her mother Mrs Jennie Ward all listed as injured.
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Sedan
Kan
Ross Gray
U. S. 166
Kansas
Gray
Cambridge
Peru
Beulah Windsor
Jennie Ward
Wellsville Band Schedule Set
Faith Spencer, music teacher at Wellsville Schools, outlines a late August band schedule for Junior and Senior High students. Activities include general meetings, rehearsals for various sections, and uniform checkouts from August 17 to 21 with times each day.
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Faith Spencer
Wellsville
eSenior
Missouri House Backs Ozark National Scenic Riverways Bill
The Missouri House approved a bill to create Ozark National Scenic Riverways, authorizing 7 million dollars to acquire land along the Current River for 100 miles and the Jacks Fork for 40 miles. Sponsor Rep. Richard Schord predicts Senate passage as a formality, while Rep. John Kyl warns of dense development and loss of preservation.
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Washington
House
Senate
Missouri
Ozark National Scenic Riverways
Jacks Fork
Richard Schord
D.mo
John Kyl
Iowa
Coney Island
Meat Import Bill Faces Quiet Senate Conference Deadlock
A bill to cut meat imports by 30 percent passed the Senate 72 to 15 but now sits in a Senate House Conference Committee with backers fearing it will die quietly. The livestock industry had supported the measure.
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Washington
Senate House Conference Committee
Senate
Violent Outbreaks Across Paterson and Elizabeth
Violent sprees erupted in Paterson and Elizabeth New Jersey as both Negro and white youths hurled gasoline bombs rocks and bottles smashing windows and looting. Police moved in with hundreds of officers and no serious injuries were reported amid claims of racial motive being dismissed by officials.
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New Jersey
Christopher Niniclier
Elizabeth
Paterson
Elizaabeth
Frank X. Graves
Michael D. Roy
Graves
New York City
Governor Street
Emmy Winner Honest His Agent Is Cringing
HOLLYWOOD AP interviews with Jack Klugman reveal his stance on work after winning an Emmy. He discusses The Defenders, Harris Against the World, and 90 Bristol Court, noting contract commitments and relocating his family. The piece reflects on TV’s shift to cheaper half hour programs and industry lessons from last season.
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Hollywood
Jack Klugman
Klugman
Pain
CBS
NBC
Harris
Bristol Court
New York
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