Israel Defies UN Move in Gaza Standoff
Israel rejects Arab Asian calls for UN backed sanctions and vows to keep troops in the Gaza Strip and near the Gulf of Aqaba until Egypt guarantees peace. Arab Asian delegates plan a resolution condemning Israel for not withdrawing from Egypt and urging economic and military restrictions, with a meeting expected early next week.
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Latest Equipment and Service Delighting Customers
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State Federal Drought Program Advocated By Benson
Secretary Benson urged a matching state and federal drought relief fund plan saying it would cost taxpayers less and yield more value. He noted administration is tough but effective and urged states to contribute more money to boost results. NASCD committee urged Congress to boost soil conservation district funds by 40 million dollars in 1958.
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Kansas House hears opposition to 75 cent minimum wage
In Topeka the House Labor Committee heard opponents of a proposed 75 cent state minimum wage. Opponents argued it would raise prices, hurt small industries, cost sub marginal workers their jobs, and grant the Labor Department broad book inspection powers while proponents planned to testify next week.
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Peoria-Imes Area Social and Church Notices
Mrs Ira Dean notes a busy week in Peoria Imes area with visits in Ottawa including Lovell Altic and Evans families. Birthday celebration for Maude Evans, quilting gathering, and a church family night planned February 13 at 7 30 PM. February devotional to be hosted by Mrs Sherm Hilton in Ottawa.
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Soviet Proposal Seeks High Level U N Disarmament Talks
United Nations New York A Soviet proposal calls for foreign ministers to lead the next round of disarmament talks, awaiting replies from the United States Britain Canada and France. Kuznetsov sent letters to UN delegation heads. The Western governments gave no immediate response. The private subcommittee will resume talks in London March 11.
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Miss Roy Eligible for Kansas Pageant and Drake Relays Queen
Miss Roy a brunette from Emporia is eligible to compete at the Miss Kansas scholarship pageant in Pratt in June and will represent Emporia State as candidate for queen of the Drake Relays.
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Freshman Is E-State Queen at Emporia State
Sandra Kay Roy, a Shawnee freshman, was crowned Miss Emporia State of 1957 at a convocation at Emporia State Teachers College. Ardeth Kelly, a Belleville sophomore, was runner-up among thirteen contestants in the talent pageant sponsored by the college.
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Used Fire Hose On Unruly Students
Police and firemen used a fire hose to disperse a crowd of Westport High School students blocking a street. Two firemen were struck by rocks and police faced thrown debris as rumors of post school fights circulated. Twenty six white youths were questioned and released. officials denied racial motives. Weather updates described fog, drizzle, rain and snow across several regions.
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Weather Holds Steady Across Nation in AP Update
The Associated Press reports little change in national weather today with stable temperatures and cloud cover. No active storms or major temperature swings are noted across states.
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Oilmen Offer Help On Kansas Water Data
Oilmen told Gov. George Docking they would cooperate to provide water supply data. Docking suggested they furnish geological maps with water data to assist the state. Invest in U. S. Savings Bonds.
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