Army Feels Its Way Along In Atomic Battle Games
The U S Army trains at Fort Riley Kansas in pentomic organization trials with about 13 000 troops. Old regiments 16th 18th and 26th faded but mobility and firepower rise under five battle groups led by Maj Gen David H Buchanan The Big Red One pioneers atomic era warfare and drills highlight an experimental demonstration for Kansas editors with tanks helicopters and simulated atomic bombardment concluding with objective taken.
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William O. Cunningham
David H. Buchanan
Marion
Impresso Kansas
Howard B. St. Clair
Beckley
W. Va
Pentomic
Bob Roller
Lake Placid
N.Y
USIA Gains Six Million In Budget Deal
Washington report says the U S Information Agency won six million dollars more than the Senate wanted in a conference agreement. The final USIA total is 96 200 000 for the new fiscal year, a concession offset by cuts in State Department salaries, the educational exchange program, and other areas. The package totals 562 891 293 for State Justice and the Judiciary, pending final Senate and House approval.
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Washington
U. S. Information Agency
Senate
Senate House
Overseas Information Agency
House
Eisenhower
USIA
State Department
Byman
Yall
Puts Hopes In Prayer While Trapped Miner Is Rescued
In Harlan Kentucky Cantrell Owens a 50 year old trapped in an abandoned mine prayed as his light failed He wandered deeper until a search party spotted tobacco grains and footprints He was rescued with mild hunger and a cough expressing relief at seeing sunlight again.
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Harlan
Cantrell Owens
Owens
Four K S C veterinary graduates honored by state vets
More than 200 persons at the Kansas veterinarians conference honored four Kansas State College School of Veterinary Medicine graduates last night. Jay Reynolds of Great Bend, Charles W. Bower of Topeka, past president of the American Veterinary Medical Assn., Robert L. Anderes of Kansas City, editor of Veterinary Medicine, and Cecil Elder, chairman of veterinary pathology at the University of Missouri, were cited for their contributions.
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Manhattan
Kas
Kansas Veterinarians Conference
Kansas State College School of Veterinary Medicine
Jay Reynolds
Great Bend
Charles W. Bower
Topeka
American Veterinary Medical Assn
Robert L. Anderes
Kansas City
Cecil Elder
Universis Vs.u . obfektiMyt
University of Missouri
St Joseph Youth to Oratory Contest winner named
Roger Howard, 15, of St Joseph Missouri will represent Nebraska Missouri and Kansas in the international Optimist oratory contest in Philadelphia next month. He won the district contest here yesterday with Eugene Sotver and Edward Bales, both 15, from Kansas City Kansas placing second and third.
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Omaha
Roger Howard
St. Joseph
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Philadelphia
Howard
Kansas City
Kan
Eugene Sotver
Edward Bales
Small Phone Firm Boom Is Expected
Kansas City report says independent telephone firms serving two thirds of the nation may see a boom as decentralization and home use improve prospects. Leon Roberts of the U S Independent Telephone Assn spoke to about 500 owners and officers at the 6th annual Kansas and Missouri joint convention. convention ends tonight.
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Kansas City
Leon Roberts
U. S. Independent Telephone Assn
Kansas and Missouri
Tropical Fish Grow In Popularity As Hobby In U S
Tropical fish keeping is described as America’s third biggest hobby and a fast growing family pastime. The Carnegie Free Library offers several recent handbooks by Axelrod Todd and others, guiding on selecting feeding breeding and caring for tropical fish and other pets.
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America
United States
Carnegie Free Library
Nel Barnaby
Barnaby
Herbert Axelrod
Ruthven Todd
Leon F. Whitney
Frances N. Chrystie
Kansas City unions sign three-year contract deal
Inspectors report heavy load periods and Mueller cites mail delays. The Wood, Wire and Metal Lathers Local 27 gains 12 percent raises in 1957 and 1958 and 10 cents in 1959. Painters and carpenters firm on contract terms, refusing work on sites without an active agreement.
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Mueller
Kansas City
H Craft Union
Builders Assn
Carpenters
Lane
Mailman Held For Dumping His Mail
UNION, N J A mailman Albert Mueller 28 was arrested by postal inspectors after allegedly dumping extra mail including magazines and postcards from his sack on three occasions near Hollywood cemetery. He reportedly believed the mail load needed rest.
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Union
Hollywood Cemetery
Albert Mueller
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U. S
Jebn Stuart
George Custer
George Patton
Jonathan Wainwright
Algiers
Elbe
U. S. 1St Infantry Division
Appanoose High School
Washington, D. C
Capitol Steps
Errett P. Scrivner
Ruth Hanna
Ottawa
Katheryn M. Kingery
Rep
Scrivner
Juanita Mae Clark
Virginia Mae Gottschamer
Rex. E. Browning
Rex Gilliland
Harlan Steele
Larry Hawley
James Maag
Jacob Markley
Richard Moses
B.E Goodrich i
ACT Quickly Stock 18 Limited
Safe Driver
Riddle's
Ana
Asm
Davis Paint Store
S. Main
Kramer Drugs
Douglas Bros
Main
MOWER
Gemco de Luxe
Budge's Hardware
Hardwick
the Gas Service Co
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