Peron’s government moves against Catholic Church in Argentina
A congressional committee plans to report a bill to end Catholicism as the state church while four Buenos Aires bishops urge keeping religious education in public schools. A separate measure to separate church and state would require a constitutional amendment. 41 priests have been arrested since the clash began.
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Greeley School Closes as May Activities End
Greeley schools closed May 13 with high school graduation May 10 and grade school commencement May 11. Eighth graders Judy Badenhamer Mike Clarey Rex Fox Bonnie Gerhold J K Macklin Rosalie Morris Steven Wheeler and Darlene Williams earned diplomas. St Johns graduates listed, city taxes due May and planned city spraying within ten days. Graduates pursued work at Cook store Made O Day Osawatomie. trips and hospital visits noted.
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Urges Fluorine For Kansas City
The president of the American Dental Assn. urged Kansas City to fluoridate its water to reduce dental decay. Dr. Daniel F. Lynch said three communities have completed 10 year tests and called the procedure safe and effective. He cited Grand Rapids Michigan Newburgh New York and Brantford Ontario as examples.
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Ostrich Noise Compared to Lion Roar
A report notes that the ostrich makes a sound resembling the roar of a lion, describing the vocal similarity and the impression it leaves on listeners.
Community News Brief From Garnett And Greeley
Ranger spent Sunday and Monday in Kansas City. Ray Moody improves at Garnett hospital. Frank Stahl family and several locals visited Laura Lunbeck at her home in Kansas City weekend. Floyd Millington held a dance at Finley. Millington and Ruby Huss recently married and live on a farm near Greeley. Patsy Rues and others moved to Garnett for work. Beverly Morris hired by Carter Telephone Company starting May 16. Arthur Rice remains in Reece hospital in Gardner and is about the same.
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Lunbeck
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Finley
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Betty Jo Wolken
Maureen Wheeler
Garnett
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Admits Killing His Playmate
Oakland California police report 14 year old David Drew confessed to killing his 77 year old playmate Stanley R Frank Jr. during a fort building dispute in a ravine two blocks from the elder's home. He described tying the victim, striking with a hatchet and stabbing several times then fleeing.
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Roy Cox of Iola Marries Hazel Richard in Carthage
Announcements report the marriage of Hazel Richard of Kansas City to Roy W. Cox of Iola on May 2 in Carthage Missouri. Cox, former Kansas Republican state chairman and highway director, widower of a civil service retiree, joins a family with a recent past of public service and political ties.
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Washington, D. ‘C
Be careful with fires to prevent forest destruction
A public service message notes 185,000 U S forest fires last year averaging over 400 daily. Nine of ten were caused by careless but well meaning people. It warns fires ruin watersheds kill wildlife and even take human lives. Pledge to be careful with matches and campfires.
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One Killed Two Injured In Head-On Crash
A head-on collision on U S highway 54 near Pratt Kansas yesterday killed Martin S. Johnson 45 Hutchinson. Injured were M E Stephenson Jr 28 Pratt a passenger and Mathew C Haggberg 26 Superior Ariz driver of the other vehicle. Johnson and Stephenson were well known Boy Scout leaders in the state.
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Helen Keller to Hong Kong World Tour Schedule
Manila reports Helen Keller the blind and deaf mute is due to arrive from Hong Kong tomorrow on a world tour. She travels with secretary Polly Thompson and will depart for Tokyo on May 27 after Manila stopover.
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Asks Probe on Russian Jets
Washington reports say Sen. Russell will seek an armed services watchdog subcommittee inquiry into claims that new Russian jet bombers and missiles threaten U S air supremacy. Sen. Symington demanded the inquiry and criticized Defense Secretary Wilson's earlier estimates of Soviet air power as wrong. Russell said the probe aligns with Johnson led preparedness subcommittee plans.
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Shape changing by tapping asphalt lump with thumb
A lump of asphalt responds to hammer impact like a rock but can be reshaped by firm gentle thumb pressure.
Big Applause For Debbie Reynolds in Formosa show
In Taipe, Formosa, Debbie Reynolds and nine other USO performers drew cheers from Nationalist Chinese soldiers. The star’s first live Orient performance followed their arrival from California. Two more shows were planned in Formosa with dates to follow before appearances in Korea and Japan.
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California
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Orient
Formosa
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