Shaw Proposes State Aid Reform For Kansas Schools
Warren W. Shaw Republican candidate for governor in Newton argues state taxes should fund most school costs. He calls for full state aid for high and elementary schools, fixes to the aid formula, local control of elementary schools, stronger property assessment laws, and eligibility for federal building funds. He also urges survivor benefits for teachers, improved pupil transportation, and study of junior colleges and municipal universities.
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Warren W. Shaw
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Shaw
World Wide News Briefs roundup of mid east and asia events
A six hour strike by slaughter house workers in East Berlin pressured officials to drop a 35 percent work quota increase. Egypt will receive several submarines within days as part of a new arms deal. Nationalist forces clashed with Communist jets near Matsu Island in a ten minute dogfight with Thunderjets reporting no major losses. Five men were arrested in Seoul for allegedly supplying information on the South Korean army to North Korea.
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al Shaab
Soviet Bloc
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Formosa
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Nationalist
Defense Ministry
Seoul
Resigned Speaker Has Changed Mind In Canada House
Ottawa’s Speaker Rene Beaudoin has decided to keep the gavel after a last week resignation over heckling during debate on a government gas pipeline loan bill. Prime Minister Louis St Laurent, returning from the London Conference, announced the reversal after a talk with Beaudoin. The bill approved an 80 million treasury loan for the Alberta to Quebec gas line built largely with American finance via Trans Canada Pipelines Ltd. Liberal attempts to push it through used closure amid Conservative opposition. Beaudoin’s rulings were challenged as the session grew disorderly with protests over the bill.
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Rene Beaudoin
Canada
House of Commons
Louis St. Laurent
Beaudoin
Treasury
Alberta-Winnipeg
Alberta
Quebec
Trans-Canada Pipelines Ltd
St. Laurent
Liberals
U. S
Refund Costly For Gas Service State Rate Adjustment
TOPEKA A Gas Service Co spokesperson estimates it may cost 125000 to refund about 2 percent of a about 2 million dollar rate adjustment to its customers. Jerry T. Dugan of Kansas City Gas Service and Harry Snider Jr. of the Kansas Corporation Commission conferred yesterday. Snider said the company may be allowed to hire expert help in processing about 400000 refund shocks.
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Topeka
Gas Service Co
Jerry T. Dugan
Kansas City
Harry Snider Jr
Kansas Corporation Commission
Snyder
End Investigation Into Stilwell Sheriff Slaying
Oklahoma crime bureau agents closed their probe into the Stilwell jail slaying of Adair County Sheriff Chester Crittenden and Democratic sheriff nominee Bob Alberty. Ballistics confirmed Alberty fired the sheriff’s death and Crittenden killed Alberty after a midnight gun duel, ending questions raised by conflicting reports.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Crime Bureau
Adair County
Chester Crittenden
Bob Alberty
Stilwell
O. K. Bigins
State Crime Bureau
Alberty
Crittenden
Pilot Killed In T33 Crash West Of Albuquerque
A young Air Force pilot from the 3526th Combat Crew Training Wing at McConnell AFB Wichita was killed when his T33 jet trainer crashed nine miles west of Albuquerque near Kirtland AFB as part of a two aircraft flight from Norton AFB California. Wreckage covered a wide area, and the pilot's name was being withheld until next of kin could be notified.
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Albuquerque
Air Force
Kirtland Afb
3526Th
McConnell Afb
Wichita
Norton Afb
Calif
U S Canada DEW line defense near Arctic frontier
The far north defense belt known as the DEW line stands for the Dist ant Early Warning line intended to detect a sudden attack, strengthening alertness along the Arctic border between the United States and Canada.
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U. S. - Canada
Clement to keynote Democratic National Convention
Gov Frank G Clement of Tennessee was named by the Convention Arrangements Committee to deliver the keynote on opening night August 13 in Chicago. He was chosen for his fluency and familiarity with issues despite a not fully unanimous vote. Clement, 36, expressed modesty and pledged to represent the party and American people.
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Chicago
Frank G. Clement
Tennessee
Adlai E. Stevenson
Clement
Paul M. Butler
Butler
Democratic Party
Nashville
Stevenson
The
United States
George George introduces disability Social Security proposal
Sen. George D Ga, retiring at 78, backs a compromise plan to create a Social Security disability benefits program. He hopes to seal a Senate victory with the proposal, saying it will be liberalized and improved over time. He has long served on the Finance Committee handling Social Security matters.
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Sen
George
D-Ga
Senate
Security plan for disability benefits proposed for 50-plus
The article notes a long debate over adding disability payments to Social Security. It describes proposals to cover those totally and permanently disabled at age 50 or older, with a special tax and separate fund. It cites administration objections to cost and administration, and references House and Senate Finance Committee actions.
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House
Senate Finance Committee
George
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