Teen Ager Stays Girl And Rival A Fatal Shooting
Albion Nebraska reports a teen honor student was killed in a gunfire clash over a girl's attention. Kermit Keeshan, 17, killed Jerry Sherwood, 18, and Diane Zaruba, 17, before wounding and failing to kill himself. Diane died after fleeing toward Mrs. Svoboda, who protected her. Keeshan survived a self-inflicted wound.
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FBI To Hold Eight Meetings In Kansas Conferences
The FBI will hold eight conferences across Kansas with law enforcement officials to discuss methods to curb interstate theft. Sessions in Lawrence Topeka Manhattan Wichita Hutchinson Garden City Hays and Salina include topics on confidence games jewelry fur thefts fraudulent checks and related swindles.
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Governors End Meeting Without Clear 1960 Nominee
Miami Beach hosts four days of talks as governors discussed National Guard size and a White House recession conference. While some governors courted attention for 1960 bids, none emerged with a clear party nomination. Meyner failed to gain chairmanship, Collins bolstered Southern pivot, Ribicoff and Harriman shone yet remained noncontenders, Chandler eyeing 1960 bid. Republicans anticipated Nixon as the 1960 nominee.
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Tax would not hurt industry, Reed says in Kansas
SMITH CENTER Kansas Clyde M Reed Jr a Republican governor candidate told a luncheon a one percent severance tax on oil and gas production would not burden Kansas producers citing a Legislative Council study showing production taxes average 2.59 percent of value Reed noted Oklahoma imposes five percent and argued Kansas taxes would align with nearby states He also criticized Democratic talk on repealing the sales tax while noting its use to finance state and local services
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Postal Increase Appeals Assured
Washington bill to raise postal rates and pay foremployes would yield 550 million dollars annually and 380 million in raises, cleared Senate 88 to 0 and expected quick House passage. Compromise raises first class letter from 3 to 4 cents and boosts on letters, post cards, air mail, books, newspapers, magazines, and advertising, effective dates set with staged increases beginning January and August.
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Food Prices Lead Living Cost Hike
Washington reports a rise in grocery bills as the main driver of a projected uptick in the living cost index. Experts say new government estimates for April will show another record high, with food prices cited as the primary cause.
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