Allies' Views On Disarmament To Guide Talks
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States prioritizes allied views in disarmament talks and will not discard them to rush agreements with the Soviet Union. He noted informal talks with Russia may occur, but current negotiations are not just U S–Russia talks. He cited Stassen's return delaying London talks and hinted at procedural hurdles for a European zone proposal.
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Some Wraps Removed From Hawk Missile
The Army unveils details of the Hawk guided missile system to track and destroy low flying enemy aircraft. At 16 feet long and 14 inches in diameter it guards key areas such as New York City and the Washington Baltimore region and may be adapted for field use by the Army and Marine Corps. The system complements the Nike for high altitude threats as radar advancements enable tracking of low flying objects. Site selection around New York and Washington has begun for fixed batteries.
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Underground storage for Hawk missiles on 40 acres
A plan proposes storing Hawk missiles underground to cut land use and raise safety margins. The project involves 40 acres and aims to reduce land requirements while improving protection and security.
No Doubt Of Frogman Crabb Identified In Harbor Find
The headless body found in Chichester Harbour is identified as Cmdr. Lionel Crabb missing 14 months after a dive near the Soviet cruiser Ordzhonikidze during a goodwill visit to Britain. Investigators withheld reasons of death amid security. A U S Navy denial states Crabb was not employed by the United States.
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Buster) Crabb
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Meany cites abuse risk in welfare and pension funds
AFL-CIO President George Meany warned that abuse opportunities exist in employer run welfare pension funds as in union plans. He urged safeguarding by law and noted corporate, insurance and regulatory gaps. Meany spoke in a 6000 word statement to a Senate subcommittee and said unions enforce self policing, but employers and regulators have not matched this effort.
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KU Lawrences Summer Session Enrollment Forecast
James K. Hitt registrar and director of admissions predicts KU Lawrence summer session enrollment will approach 2850 students. The forecast weighs on campus planning and admissions outreach for the upcoming term.
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University of Kansas
James K. Hitt
James Store Receives National Shoe Retailers Association Membership
O K James Shoes at 109 West Main is named a full member of the National Shoe Retailers Association announced by Edward J. McDonald former executive vice president. The move aims to provide advance access to new styles and bolster stock to meet customer demand.
Pineapple Shell Stuffed with Fresh Fruit
A springtime fruit serving uses pineapple shells as bowls. Core and dice four cups of pineapple, sweeten with sugar, chill shells, then fill with diced pineapple bananas and halved strawberries. Garnish with whole berries for eight to ten servings.
Crude Oil Output Drops During Week
The Oil and Gas Journal weekly survey shows crude oil and lease condensate output for the week ending June 7 fell by 70,150 barrels to 7,348,025. Year to date total reached 1,204,570,575 barrels, versus 1,147,694,818 a year earlier. Wyoming led gains, Texas showed the biggest drop, with other increases in Oklahoma and Arkansas and decreases in Colorado and Nebraska.
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Wheat Yields Vary Across Kansas as Harvest Falls Short
Agricultural officials note western Kansas shows very low wheat yields while the eastern half, especially northeast and east central areas, fair to good prospects are forecast. Considerable wheat has lodged or been flooded in the southeast region despite higher overall yield than normal.
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Chanute Tribune: Localities in Central and South Central Areas
Chanute Tribune notes local coverage across central and south central regions with Tuesday June 1 1987 edition references. The brief item flags regional focus and publication locality for readers.
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Chanute Tribune
Milk Production Records Signal Growth Opportunities
In 1954 the average dairy cow yielded 5 500 pounds of milk. The top individual record stands at 42 805 6 pounds, nearly eight times higher. The data imply significant room for productivity gains in the industry.
Wheat Prospects Improve in Eastern Kansas
In eastern Kansas and parts of the northwest, winter wheat yields look strong with favorable harvesting weather. The June crop estimate reaches 101,680,000 bushels, a sizable increase over last month but still the smallest Kansas wheat crop since 1935 and 29 percent below last year. The forecasted average yield is about 20 bushels per acre.
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