Side Swipes Franklin County Fair finance committee expands
Don Brown county agent says the Franklin County Fair Assn finance committee will grow from three to five members. Current members are Bill Ransom Bud Lollar and Ray Koontz. New appointees include Glenn Hayward treasurer and a Chamber of Commerce appointee. Committee duties include budget preparation and expenditure approval for the farm society.
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Bill Ransom
Bud Lollar
Ray Koontz
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Association
Chamber of Commerce
Agricultural Society
Kentucky Voters Light Today In Light Ballots
Balmy weather and short ballots greeted Kentucky voters as Keen Johnson faced John Brown for the Democratic U S Senate nomination. Gov Bert Combs backs Johnson while former Gov Chandler backs Brown, a Lexington criminal lawyer with ties to organized labor.
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Keen Johnson
John ¥. Brown
U.S
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Thurman J. Hamlin
Bert Combs
Johnson
Combs
Brown
A. B. Chandler
Lexington
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Reynolds Metals Co
Nixon Wins Pennsylvania Primary By Narrow Margin
In Pennsylvania on April 26, Vice President Richard Nixon led the Republican primary by 3,000 votes over Eisenhower. Official returns show Nixon with 968,533 GOP votes. Eisenhower's total was 951,992 with Knowland 43,508 and Rockefeller write-ins minimal. Democratic results put John F. Kennedy first in write-ins with 183,019, followed by Stevenson and others.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Adlai E.J. Stevenson
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Memorial Day Highway Deaths Seen At 876
The National Safety Council warns as many as 876 people may die on U S highways over the three day Memorial Day weekend, exceeding the prior three day record of 371 set in 1958.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Weather county forecast partly cloudy to warm
Partly cloudy and warm with scattered thunderstorms this evening and tonight and again Wednesday. Highs this afternoon and Wednesday middle to upper 80s. Lows tonight mid 60s.
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Agalo
Preliminary Ottawa census puts town at 10727
Ottawa’s preliminary census count shows a population of 10 727, with final results not yet complete. Robert Haggart of Lawrence district notes the figure may rise after remaining checks and requests Ottawans counted or to send a record to the Bureau of Census. Franklin County totals read 19584, down from 17928 ten years ago.
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Lawrence
Haggart
Bureau of Census
Kas
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King Mohammed V Takes Over Moroccan Government
King Mohammed V announced temporary direct control of Morocco's government citing stability and unity. He named Crown Prince Moway Yassan as vice premier, replacing the leftist cabinet of Premier Abdallah Ibrahim dismissed Friday by the King. Ady. i Opens tonight, Jaycee's Carnival. Hugo Shows, 7 rides, Forest Park.
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Moway Yassan
Abdallah Ibrahim
Jaycee
Hugo
Forest Park
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Tornado Forecast Shocks Kansas City Area
AP reports a severe weather alert for southeastern Nebraska northeastern Kansas and northern Missouri. Thunderstorms are expected to intensify after noon with a potential of one or two tornadoes large hail and damaging winds from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. CST within about 60 miles of the Concordia Kansas to Kirksville Missouri line.
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Senate panel to launch bipartisan inquiry into spy plane crisis
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted unanimously to open a full bipartisan inquiry into the spy plane incident and summit collapse. Testimony starts Friday at 9:30 a.m. EST with Secretary of State Herter, in closed sessions, transcripts edited for security before public release. Governor Collings named permanent chairman of the Democratic National Convention, Sen. Church chosen keynote by the arrangements committee.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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New York
Leroy Collings
Florida
Frank Church
Idaho
Senate Foreign Relations
Fulbright
Paris
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Soviet Union
Congress
Nelson A. Rockefelle
Rev Brendan Downey to be inaugurated at St Benedicts College
In As President ATCHISON AP the Rev Brendan Downey aged 42 will be inaugurated as president of St Benedicts College during the school's 102nd annual commencement day exercises on Wednesday. Lamb Insured Payment Plan adv.
Tidal Waves From Chile Smash Japan and Pacific Coasts
Pacific tidal waves triggered by a Chilean quake battered Japan along the eastern coast and reached Hawaii, Tahiti, the Philippines, Australia, New Zealand, and Formosa. By Monday night, Chile’s toll neared 400 dead with about 1,600 injured and 800 missing, while Japan logged hundreds of casualties and a warning system lapse drew scrutiny. In Hawaii 33 died with 93 missing, and in Okinawa three villagers perished amid damage to boats and crops.
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U.N debate on Soviet spy charges eyed for new summit
At United Nations New York diplomats predicted a call for renewed Big Four talks after a Soviet resolution aimed at scuttling U.S. espionage flights was unlikely to pass. The session reopened with Gromyko and Lodge speeches as West German East German tensions simmered.
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US Fires A Spy In Sky Satellite
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The United States launched an experimental Midas spy satellite to orbit the earth to provide rapid warning of ballistic missile attacks The mission involved eight Air Force personnel and a civilian woman aboard the plane downed near East Germany after crossing border officials reported the flight and Soviet protests centered on reunited tensions and a UN debate over U S spying efforts The crew included Capt James Lundy Copilot Capt George Jordan and Capt William Frewen with sergeants Leon Porter and Chester Sleezer plus passengers Capt Paul McCash his wife nurse Airman James Garvin and Airman James Morrison The satellite aims to track heat trails from hostile rockets and flash alarms to the U S to cue retaliatory measures
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Ohio
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West Lafayette
Ind
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Galveston Tex
Leon Porter
Russellville
Ala
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Galway
Saratoga County
Summit flare fuels campaign crisis as senators clash
Washington AP Lyndon B Johnson urged calm inquiry into the Paris summit collapse to preserve unity. Kennedy defends critique of Eisenhower policies, while Fulbright moves to open closed hearings with Herter and Dulles to explain the spy plane incident. Scott, Dirksen, Stevenson and others spar over appeasement remarks as parties debate the summit’s fallout.
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Senate
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Texas
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Hugh Scott J R-Pal
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U S Planes Spy On Soviet Icebreaker Lenin
London dispatch says Tass reported U S planes repeatedly overshot the Soviet atomic icebreaker Lenin on a Baltic to Murmansk trip. The spy flights, typically three to four passes, flew close to the ship’s masts on both sides. Tass gave no further details.
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