City to surround Atchison with 26 dams after 1958 floods
Atchison Kansas plans 26 retention dams costing 2.8 million dollars to protect 9,600 acres after July 1958 floods that caused 4.5 million dollars in damage and three drownings. Warnock Lake will be the largest 40 acre pool named for Gen. Warnock with planned stocking and three duck blinds.
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Atchison, Kan
Atchison
White Clay
White Clay Creek
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
A. D. Warnock
U.S. Army
Warnock Lake
Watershed Board
Warnock
Fish and Wildlife Service
Carlson Urges Major Reform of U.S. Tax System
Senator Frank Carlson of Kansas urged a comprehensive overhaul of the national tax structure in a Region 7 National Rural Electrification Cooperative Association speech. He outlined three goals: economic recovery, sustained growth with low inflation, and a quick return to a balanced, non-inflationary revenue path. He called for constant appraisal of tax effects on investment and production, noting the need for a thorough study and reform. About 400 delegates from Nebraska and Wyoming attended the two day meeting.
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Wichita
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Carlson
National Rural Electrification Cooperative Association
Nebraska
Wyoming
Reforms May Boost Unity At Vatican Council
Protestant leaders see Roman Catholic reforms at the Vatican Ecumenical Council as a path to a new era of Christian partnership. Bishop Fred Pierce Carson of Philadelphia calls benefits apparent for all Christendom while Rev. Dr. James Hastings Nichols of Princeton warns of incalculable consequences if unity extends. The Sign notes, and Quaker William Hubben of Philadelphia, says the council signals a new Christian era with potential joint ventures and greater Catholic engagement in biblical scholarship and religious liberty.
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Vatican Ecumenical Council
Fred Pierce Carson
Philadelphia
World Methodist Council
James Hastings Nichols
Princeton Seminary
Frederick Grant
New York
Episcopal Biblical
The
Sign
Jose Miguel Bonino
Evangelical Theological Faculty
Buenos Aires
Argentina
William Hubben
Friends World Committee
Rome
The Quawa Herald October 30 1963
A historic local paper dated Wednesday October 30 1963. Community notices and brief items fill the page with regional updates, appointments and social notes reflecting the era and town.
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the Quawa. Herald
Labor Leaders Push Shorter Work Week Across Nation
Labor leaders claim 5.5 million Americans already have contracts for fewer than 40 hours and press AFL-CIO to seek congressional action to cut the standard work week for up to 20 million more. George Meany argues it fights unemployment, but officials fear inflation. AFL-CIO cites 10 to 15 percent of nonfarm workers affected. Automation accelerates job loss as the labor force grows.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
New York
Congress
George Meany
Big Labor Organization
Labor Department
White House
Dean Berlin Agent 109 E Second
Dean Berlin listed as agent at 109 E Second with contact CH 2 2804. The entry presents a brief business or professional listing without additional context or actions.
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Dean Berlin
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