Three Cards Pace Voting For All-Star
A trio from the St. Louis Cardinals leads in the final All-Star balloting with Stan Musial Rip Repulski and Ken Boyer vying for starting roles as the voting nears its close. Mickey Mantle and Yogi Berra top individual AL vote-getters with Mantle at 27 983 and Berra at 26 307.
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Hall questions office rentals for new state building
Governor Fred Hall challenged proposed annual rentals of 952,997 for the new state office building. He noted agencies now paying 329,001 for rent utilities and maintenance and said many cannot cover increases without legislative appropriations. Hall urged a review by the State Office Building Commission and queried fairness and reasonableness.
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Peace services to mark first atomic test site
At Trinity Site New Mexico Catholic Protestant and Jewish services will be held July 15 on the eve of the 11th anniversary of the 1945 atomic detonation. Father John Borley urges divine guidance for peaceful use of nuclear energy as officials at White Sands Proving Ground coordinate the tri faith observance linked to President’s atoms for peace plan.
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American Youth Fitness Conference Debates Potent threat
At the Naval Academy the President's Conference on Fitness of American Youth grappled with whether youth are in danger of going to pot physically. Delegates proposed a national fitness program, a national council, and expanded gym classes and supervised recreation, noting gaps like less than half of high schools offering physical education and only 1,200 of 17,000 communities with full-time recreation leaders. Vice President Nixon urged starting steps even if no final plan emerged.
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Challenges Smokers To Pike’s Peak Race
Dr Arne Suominen a 56 year old tobacco hating physician from Delray Beach Florida has challenged any two cigarette smoking runners to race Pike s Peak in August He would give the smokers 15 minute rests and a change at the halfway point for the race
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Hall Says Kansas Water Problems Shape Economic Future
Gov Fred Hall warned that Kansas economic prospects hinge on water management. He lauded the creation of a Kansas Water Resources Board as a major accomplishment and noted the board has done a tremendous job building a statewide water program.
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Man Killed in Car Crash Near Downs Kansas
J D Z Sissom, 80, Beloit, a salesman for two Omaha firms, died when his car overturned east of Downs on U S 24 while en route to Goodland. The report notes the Tokyo area population of 6 300 000.
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Mildred Kiser Seeks Parole From Kansas Board
Mildred Kiser, convicted of second degree forgery in Franklin County on 8 13 1954, applies for parole at the next regular Board of Penal Institutions meeting in Lansing Kansas. The notice covers filings from 6 12 56 to 7 17 56 with the Kansas State Industrial Farm for Women.
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