Officials Study Message to Iire From Bulganin
Soviet Premier Bulganin urges major cut in armed forces and armaments and open UN disarmament talks. Dulles rejects advising equal reductions, while open negotiations may fail. Letter delivered by Zarubin follows Geneva summit exchanges between Eisenhower and Bulganin.
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Nikolai Bulganin
Eisenhower
Russia
Bulganin
United States
State Dulles
United Nations
Dulles
Georgi N. Zarubin
Geneva
Royal Visit Opens Historic Swedish Tour by Queen Elizabeth
Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh arrived in Stockholm for the first British royal visit in 50 years as 300 jet fighters roared overhead. The royal yacht Britannia battled fog and entered the harbor at noon. Moscow reports the Soviet population at 200,200,000.
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Duke of Edinburgh
Sweden
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August visit to Greece for Cof feyville mayor Hargis announced
Coffeyville mayor Denver Hargis said he accepted an invitation from the Athens mayor to spend August in Greece as a guest of the Greek government. He plans to depart July 15 and join a party of American mayors sailing from New York on July 21 aboard the Queen Frederica.
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Denver Hargis
Athens
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Hargis
New York
Report on Drinking in Kansas High Schools
A Kansas conference in Lawrence on June 21 will present a yearlong survey on drinking among high school pupils from 35 to 40 schools. The study supervised by two University of Kansas professors is the third recent report, following earlier surveys in New York and Wisconsin.
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Kansas
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
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Remodeling Bids Due At Norton Sanatorium
Topeka bids will be opened June 26 for remodeling two buildings at the Norton State Tuberculosis Sanatorium. The project includes adding a fifth floor to the Kenney building and altering pavilion No. 4, a patients' building.
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State Tuberculosis Sanatorium
Norton
Kenney
Carlson Urges Two Price Plan For Wheat
Sen. Carlson argues for a domestic parity two price system to replace acreage limits and export subsidies. He says full parity for domestic consumption and world market sale of the remainder would let farmers control production and end large surpluses. A survey backed his view with 86.3 percent favoring parity.
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Sen
Carlson
R-Kas
Senate
Congress
Chicago
Local notes from Galena on liquor permit and charges
An obscure Galena Kansas item mentions Roger Nounce Die Mind Martin facing a charge related to liquor dealings. The fragment references a basic permit and widespread unchecked activity with commentary on rum distribution. The text is garbled and incomplete.
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Kas
Roger N. Nounce
Martin
Better English and Pronunciation Quiz
Answers: 1 The sentence has awkward subordination and archaic will. it should read I do not know whether I shall be there, but I shall try to keep the appointment. 2 The standard pronunciation is DIA mund with a long I and hard m sound. 3 extrinsic is misspelled. 4 ram pant means rebellious, reckless, or uncontrolled acting. 5 a word beginning with pa meaning closeness in expenditure is penury or parsimoniousness. more fitting is prudent spending.
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Kansas City
Galena Man Indicted in Federal Grand Jury Action
A Galena man was indicted by a grand jury in Kansas City in a federal case. The developing charges and nature of the indictment were not fully detailed in the fragment, but the event marks a formal escalation in a legal proceeding.
Kansas Methodists Move to End Segregation
Lawrence reports the Kansas Conference of the Methodist Church unanimously approved a plan to end racial segregation within its ranks, signaling a move toward integrated membership and practices across the denomination in the state.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Methodists approve segregation abolition step at Kansas centennial
The national gathering approved abolishing segregation and must gain two thirds of all annual conferences. The Kansas Conference approved the measure yesterday at its centennial meeting held here.
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Methodist Church
Kansas
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