Meteorite could trigger atomic war says Nininger
Los Angeles meteorite expert Dr H H Nininger warns a falling meteorite could be mistaken for an intercontinental ballistic missile and spark nuclear conflict. He notes pilots misread fireballs as planes and officials chase false unidentified flying objects, risking war before object identity is known.
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Appanoose Area Social Highlights Include Anniversaries
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Miller and daughters Lyndon attended Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Tom King for the Kings 34th anniversary. Otis Ikenberry and family also joined the gathering. Janice and Elaine Ikenberry were hosted by Elmer Shoemaker in Topeka for dinner. Ricky Morgan of Overbrook visited grandparents Bill and ? Hufford. Carl Eichenberger visited L. W. Maag in Topeka Saturday.
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Topeka
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Change In Income Taxes Urged
Washington reports the AFL CIO and the U S Council of the International Chamber of Commerce urged major revisions in federal tax policies. The two groups recommended changes including broader tax bases and incentives for growth as part of a coordinated policy briefing.
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Richmond Area Social Notes Highlight Local Clubs
Richmond area residents hosted bridge and leisure hour gatherings with multiple clubs meeting around midweek. Seventeen guests toasted a 50th wedding anniversary, neighbors helped with ice cream and cake, and plans were made for a March of Dimes contribution.
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Merritt McDonald
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Virgil Smith
Joe Wittman
Berea
Leisure Hour Club
Allen DeGarmo
Oscar Newmaster
Miss Rossie
Jessie Bennett Sands
March of Dimes
Band drives funding with school peanut sale in Bellefonte
In Bellefonte Pennsylvania the high school band relies on selling peanuts each fall to fund general expenses. Band director Bruce I Garner says the effort is nearly the sole source of money for the group within the school district.
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Kansas Loses Gas Price Case at Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled Kansas cannot set a minimum price for interstate natural gas resale. Cities Service Gas Co. challenged a 11 cent per thousand cubic feet wellhead price from Hugoton, arguing it raised costs by about four million dollars annually and conflicted with federal jurisdiction under the Natural Gas Act.
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