Cooling forecast edges into Kansas with showers
A weak cooling front from the northwest is expected to bring lower temperatures and scattered showers and thunderstorms across western and central Kansas. Readings will dip from the 60s in the northwest to the mid 90s in the southeast with Friday highs easing to the 80s northwest and mid 90s southeast.
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Weather highs and lows across cities noted
Tina and HM City each reached 100 while Olathe peaked at 47. Overnight lows ranged from 72 in Olathe to 79 in Concordia and Salina, with variations across the region.
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Grandval takes Morocco post amid North African unrest
Paris Gilbert Grandval 51 assumed the role of French resident general in Morocco to restore peace amid daily bombings and killings by nationalist and colonial factions. Previously in the Saar for a decade, he faces a volatile mix of militancy and colonial tension. In other dispatches, Taiwan says Communist troops were redeployed to the Vladivostok area. Guam expands jury trial rights. Nehru visits Rome en route from Yugoslavia.
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Stevenson Criticizes Ike on School Aid Promise
Adlai Stevenson told the National Education Association that President Eisenhower promised prompt effective help for the American school system 214 years ago but did nothing. He quoted Eisenhower saying the system needed aid and said a White House conference on education would be held next fall.
This Family Will Never Be The Same
Ramon Angel, a Santa Fe street cleaner, won 25000 in a national contest but the family’s fortune has dwindled to about 8000. Guadalupe, his wife, underwent surgery after a 25000 silver dollar gift from a B F Goodrich executive. Ramon was promoted and drives a steamroller, plans a new three bedroom home and car, tax has taken 6500, they intend to keep the rest and buy only a living room suite.
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Increase in Polio Cases Reported This Week
Washington officials reported a 12 percent rise in polio cases for the week ending July 2, totaling 381, which is 40 percent below the same week last year. Montana had not yet reported but had two cases the prior week. the Public Health Service noted 277 cases the previous week and 562 the week in 1954.
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Kansas man, Barker, dies in highway crash south of El Dorado
Eureka youth Raymond Hadley Barker, 20, was killed when his car collided with a semi on Highway 44, six miles south of El Dorado. The truck driver, William Lanting, 52, of Kansas City, Kansas, sustained cuts and bruises. Barker’s death marked Butler County’s eighth traffic fatality of the year.
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Butler County
To Rule On Beer License In Topeka
The State Tax Commission planned to rule at 2 p.m. on whether Superior Sales Inc. of Kansas City should have its beer distributing license suspended or revoked for alleged 3.2 beer law violations. Roy McCue said a finding would be issued after a 90 minute hearing the day prior. The case also cites John William Mahoney and Leroy Hand regarding stock ownership affidavits and a charge of furnishing equipment to a beer dealer.
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Kansas
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Marvin’ Lukens Sales Inc
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Kansas City, Kas
Family Plans To Leave Home Over Wrong-Number Calls
In Colorado Springs a family faces up to 22 700 wrong-number calls after the Pikes Peak or Bust Rodeo Association sent out brochures with an unrelated number for the rodeo office. Officials say the Kings learned of the mix up when Clare W King’s home phone rang constantly and the family plans to be away from home most of the time.
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Pikes Peak Or Bust
Begum Entertains U.S. Teenagers at Pakistani Ambassador’s Home
Eleven American youths part of a United Nations tour were hosted by Begum Aly Khan at the Begum’s residence in the Hague Netherlands. The group included eight girls and three boys with two Kansas girls and were served tea and Pakistani delicacies during the visit to U.N. institutions in Europe.
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Europe
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Committee Votes On Federal Minimum Wage Increase
Washington House Labor Committee voted 21 to 9 to raise the federal minimum wage from 75 cents to $1 an hour effective March 1. A Republican plan to set the wage at 90 cents failed on a 15 to 15 tie.
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Labor Committee
Eisenhower
Hospital Plan For Pets Expands To 20 Clinics
LOS ANGELES A new pet health plan offers prepaid medical care for dogs and cats through 20 veterinary clinics. The program covers hospital care as well as medical and surgical treatment. Cost is $20 per year.
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