Franklin County Fair to expand finance committee
Don Brown says the Franklin County Fair Assn finance committee will grow from three members to five after a fair board meeting. The panel now includes Bill Ransom Bud Loliar and Ray Koontz and will add Glenn Hayward and a Chamber of Commerce appointee to oversee the budget and approve expenditures for the agricultural society.
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Franklin County Fair Assn
Don Brown
Brown
Bill Ransom
Bud Loliar
Ray Koontz
Glenn Hayward
Association
Chamber of Commerce
Agricultural Society
Kentucky voters light turnout in Democratic Senate race
Balmy weather and short ballots greeted Kentucky voters as congressional primaries opened. The main intrigue centered on Keen Johnson versus John Y. Brown for the Democratic nomination to face Republican incumbent John Sherman Cooper. Johnson backed by Gov. Bert Combs contrasts with Brown who counts former Gov. A. B. Chandler as an ally, with Brown noted as a Lexington criminal lawyer tied to organized labor in eastern coal fields. Johnson previously served as governor and runs Reynolds Metals Co. executive.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Keen Johnson
John Y. Brown
U.S
John Sherman Cooper
Thurman J. Hamlin
Bert Combs
Johnson
Combs
Brown
A. B. Chandler
Lexington
Reynolds Metals Co
Nixon Scores Big Win in Pennsylvania Primary
In Pennsylvania on April 2, Vice President Richard M. Nixon led the Republican primary with 968,538 votes, ahead of no formal opposition. Eisenhower’s 1956 totals were surpassed. William Knowland, Nelson Rockefeller, and other write-ins appeared. On the Democratic side, John F. Kennedy led with 192,019 votes, followed by Adlai Stevenson and several write-ins.
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Harrishuag
Richard M. Nixon
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
State Elections Bureau
U.S
William Knowland
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Adlai E. Stevenson
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Memorial Day Highway Death Forecast by NSC
The National Safety Council warns that as many as 875 people may die on the nations highways during the three day Memorial Day holiday. The prior record of 371 was set during a three day observance in 1958.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Weather forecast for county with warm, storms
Partly cloudy and warm with scattered thunderstorms this evening and tonight and again Wednesday. Highs middle to upper 80s both today and Wednesday, lows tonight mid 60s.
Summit Conference Bust Becomes Campaign Issue
Washington AP reports Senate leaders clash over the Paris summit collapse as Lyndon B. Johnson urges calm inquiry to preserve unity. Kennedy and Stevenson deny appeasement charges amid calls for closed hearings on the failure and the spy plane incident.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Hugh Scott
John F
I.kennedy
DéMass
Adlai L. "Stevenson
Ottawa preliminary census shows 10727 population
A preliminary count for Ottawa lists 10 727 residents, with final figures pending and expectations of growth as more names are added. Franklin County totals appear at 14 584, down from 17 928 ten years ago, per supervisor Robert Haggart of Lawrence, Kansas. Ottawa residents missing from the tally can request a form via Haggart to be counted.
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Ottawa
Robert Haggart
Lawrence
2Nd
Haggart
Robert Haeggart
Bureau of Census
Kas
Franklin County
King Mohammed V Temporarily Takes Control of Morocco
In Rabat King Mohammed V announced he will assume active direction of the Moroccan government to preserve stability and national unity. He named Crown Prince Moulay Hassan vice premier as a new government replaces Premier Abdallah Ibrahim's leftist cabinet. Opens tonight at Jaycee Carnival Hugo Shows with seven rides at Forest Park.
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Morocco
Mohammed V
Moulay Haasan
Abdallah Ibrahim
Jaycee
Hugo
Forest Park
Severe Weather Forecast for Central Plains Tornado Risk
Severe weather alert issued for parts of southeastern Nebraska northeastern Kansas and northern Missouri. Forecasters expect thunderstorms to intensify this afternoon with one or two tornadoes large hail and damaging winds from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. CST. The affected area spans about 60 miles on either side of a line from Concordia Kansas to south of Kirksville Missouri.
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Kansas City
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Weather Bureau
Concordia
Kan
Kirksville
Tidal Waves Hit Japan Coast After Chile Quake
Readable fragments describe Pacific-wide tsunami effects from Chilean quakes. Japan's east coast suffered hundreds of miles inundated with waves up to 30 feet locally, Six hundred Chilean dead and 800 missing in high-seas toll. Hawaii Hawaii Island city of Hilo bore the worst blow with 33 dead and 23 missing. Offshore regions including Tahiti, Ryukyu Islands, New Zealand, Philippines reported varying impacts with no immediate casualty tallies.
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Pacific
Chile
Hawaii
South Pacific
Paris
Tahiti
United States
Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
Formosa
Weather Bureau
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Yokohama
Tokyo Bay
Honshu
Hila
Hawaiian Island
Queule
Santiago
Senate committee votes for bipartisan inquiry into spy plane incident
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee unanimously approves a full inquiry into the spy plane incident and summit collapse. Testimony by Secretary of State Herter starts Friday at 9 30 a m EST in closed sessions with censored transcripts later released. New York reports Gov. Leroy Collins of Florida named permanent chairman of the Democratic National Convention with Sen Frank Church chosen as keynote at the arrangements committee meeting.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Paris
Christian A. Herter
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Soviet Union
Congress
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Washington
Leroy Collins
Florida
Frank Church
Idaho
Downey to be inaugurated president at St Benedicts College
In Atchison AP Rev Brendan Downey aged 42 will be inaugurated as president of St Benedicts College during its 102nd annual commencement day exercises on Wednesday.
Transport Plane Freed as Nine Americans Rescued
United Nations debate over Soviet spy charges shifts toward a renewed summit effort with UN aid. A draft resolution by Argentina Ceylon Ecuador and Tunisia urges the Big Four to resume talks soon. In Germany the US Air Force reports Soviet authorities freed a C47 with nine Americans aboard after it strayed into East Germany last Friday.
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Security Council
United States
U.N
Argentina
Ceylon
Ecuador
Tunisia
Wiesbaden
Germany
Air Forte
East Germany
West Germany
AMS
Air Force
Jan
Wiesbade
Clyde D. Eddieman
Europe
Eddieman
I. L Yakubovsky
ADN
Berlin
Is Shluls
Yakubovsky
Eddleman
Copenhagen
Denmark
Hamburg
Reeovor
US fires a spy in sky satellite during U2 debate
The United States launched an Atlas Agena satellite as part of a test network to spy on enemy missile activity and relay alerts to the U S for potential retaliation. The U N Security Council discussed Soviet protests over U2 flights as the scene shifted to Cape Canaveral where the satellite rose.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Midas
The
Air Force
U.N
Soviet Union
Korea
Hungary
Lodge
Free World
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