Panama Assembly to start trial of Guizado over Remon killing
Panama's National Assembly met to prepare the trial of former President Jose Ramon Guizado and others for complicity in the Remon assassination. The assembly also planned to lift the state of siege proclaimed after Remon's death. Cecilla Remon urged continued resolve in a broadcast praising her husband, while Miro and others faced charges tied to the machine gun assault. The New York Times cited uncertainty over Guizado's knowledge of the plot as Arias Espinosa weighed the evidence.
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One Killed Six Hurt In Collision
Samuel P. Hunt 61 of St George Kansas was killed and six others injured in a car truck crash seven miles east of Manhattan Kansas on US 24. The six injured were Carl W Stauffer 33 Lulu 29 and daughter Barbara 11 Horace D Newell 39 Edith 38 and daughter Judith 10 from Wakefield. The crash happened at the intersection of the highway and a sideroad.
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Deeds Budget Trimmed Amid 1956 Fiscal Forecasts
President Eisenhower outlined a 1956 budget totaling about 60.0 billion receipts and 62.4 billion outgo with a 2.4 billion deficit. He split spending into four divisions led by defense at 67 percent, detailing effects on taxes and federal debt projections.
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Farm Cooperatives Make Rapid Growth in U S
The Agriculture Department reported membership in farmer cooperatives reached a record 712 million, about double the level a decade ago. The note also mentions a hypothetical escape velocity of seven miles per second from Earth’s gravity.
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Storm Window Ad Promotes Ottawa Company Services
Local ad highlights R U C O Storm Windows and Doors by Asholm Aluminum Storm Windows Ottawa Home Imp. Co. Walt Skeels, phone listed. Cherry area contact for residential window protection and installation services.
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Ottawa City approves South Poplar Street upgrade plan
A 1955 Ottawa Kansas city resolution orders grading, guttering, curbing and paving on South Poplar Street from 13th to 14th, with steel reinforced Portland cement concrete six inches thick on a four inch sand base. The measure, approved January 12, authorizes assessments to fund the project and directs plans be filed in the City Clerk’s office. Attest signatures follow.
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Fiscal policy remarks on debt and welfare philosophy
The official notes a June 30 fiscal year end and predicts borrowing about eight billion dollars due to weak first half receipts. With a temporary $281 billion ceiling, set to revert to $275 billion next July 1, the plan asks Congress to raise the debt limit. The president frames a liberal welfare stance with a conservative spending approach.
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Trim Cost Of Projects As Interior Cuts 3 Percent
Secretary of Interior McKay said 16 reclamation projects under construction show cost estimates reduced by about 3 million dollars due to engineering improvements detailed designs and elimination of some work. Reductions cover Missouri Basin Bostwick division Kirwin unit drainage and minor completion costs among others.
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