Bethany Missouri Sees Rainfall Fail to Ease Water Crisis
In Bethany Missouri rainfall from a drought belt storm did little to relieve the town's water shortage. Mayor Wheeler warned of emergency plans if supply fails. The reservoir holds enough for about three days as residents rely on East Big Creek and West Big Creek, with Hones the Army or other relief measures mentioned.
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Hall sees Hugoton gas allotment move as significant
Governor Fred Hall urged in Liberal that May gas allowables in the Hugoton field be set more than 20 percent above nominations. He called it a historic, experimental action by the Kansas Corporation Commission to ensure a fair share of gas from Kansas wells and prevent drainage from under Kansas.
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Eisenhower’s illness sparks questions on second term
President Eisenhower nears 12th day of illness with doctors at his side and Vice President Nixon presiding over cabinet, while White House press secretary Hagerty cites satisfactory progress and high morale. A Soviet air show looms as questions about a potential candidacy surface amid medical updates.
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Start Debate On Air Force Funds
Washington Democrats push to raise Air Force funds on the Senate floor with a 35 billion defense measure and a half billion dollar substitute. The debate centers on whether Eisenhower and Secretary Wilson back the higher air power boost as senators weigh budget balancing against defense needs. The appropriations committee boosted the bill to 34.938 billion, a peacetime record, while the House authorized 33.635 billion and Eisenhower asked 34.147 billion. Senator Johnson accuses Republicans of folding on defense after voting against earlier measures.
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News from Richmond outlines social visits and events
A Richmond column lists visitors and journeys including Mr. and Mrs. Polk Williams of St. Louis visiting relatives, extended family from Garnett and Overbrook, a Rockers reunion at Scipio hall, missionary arrivals from Caracas, and local gatherings such as wiener roasts and Sunday visits. The piece notes eye specialist visits in Kansas City and Ottawa church welcomes.
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Topeka
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Delores Pickett
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Wellsville
Raymond Mersman
Wayne Hirt
Harris
Eugene Rockers
Overbrook
Ross Spencer
Howard Smith
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