Atomic Talks To Proceed In Geneva On Schedule
The United States warned the Soviet Union that U S experts will attend technical atomic talks in Geneva on July 1 as agreed. President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles approved the move after a White House meeting. If Moscow fails to honor the agreement, it risks exposure to U S pressure over a test ban and safeguards against cheating.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
U.S
Geneva
White House
Eisenhower
Dulles
Kremlin
Andrei Gromyko
Llewellyn Thompson
Schools Easy, Physicist Says at convention
Dr Banesh Hoffmann of Queens College argues American students have grown lazy and need tougher teaching and a stricter parental approach. He told educators at the 13th annual convention on teacher education that he demands much from students and pushes them hard to stay mentally sharp.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Banesh Hoffmann
Queens College
New York
Hoffmann
Murder charge after skeleton found in Kansas River
Topeka man Lester L. Cohee, 22, was charged with murder after a human skeleton found near De Soto was identified as Gary James Bulger of Topeka. Bulger, an hospital orderly, had been missing since April 5. Bulkley said Cohee admitted being with Bulger the night of disappearance.
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Topeka
Bulkley
Cohee
Bulger
Philippines to Honor Gen MacArthur
President Carlos Garcia announced in New York that Gen Douglas A. MacArthur is invited to return to the Philippine Islands to be hailed by citizens he helped liberate in World War II. Garcia and the General met briefly in New York before Garcia continued his U S tour. details were released by Ambassador Carlos P. Romulo in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Douglas A. MacArthur
Philippine Islands
Carlos Garcia
Garcia
New York
United States
Carlos P. Romulo
Policy Check Started Hearing In Adams Hassle
Washington AP report notes Rep. Oren Harris questions FCC policy after a Pine Bluff station owner sought copies of the commission's reply to a licensing inquiry. Harris, chair of the House Commerce Committee, aims to know how many stations FCC policy allows per market. The hearing date is set for July 1.
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J. Sinclair Armstrong
Securities and Exchange Commission
House
Washington
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Armstrong
Goldfine- Adams
Adams Hassle
Sherman Adams
Federal Communications Commission
Harris
FCC
John C. Doerfer
Doerter
B. J. Parrish
KOTN
Pine Bluff
Ark
Parrish
Commission
Jefferson County Broadcasting System
House Commerce Committee
Adams
Eisenhower
Boston
Bernard
Goldfine
Doerfer
Optimism Holds For Kansas Wheat Harvest Despite Bad Weather
Farmers remain hopeful for a bumper Kansas wheat crop despite rain wind hail and insects. Spot checks across the state report wet fields some down wheat yet optimism remains strong in the north half. Crop statisticians warn unfavorable weather could lower June 1 estimates. Most farmers expect salvageable yields if dry weather returns.
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Topeka
Kansas
U.S
Philco Unveils Separate Picture Tube TV Model
Philco introduces a Predicta model TV with the picture tube separated from audio and controls. Pioneer Appliance Center in Southeast Kansas says the 21 inch screen, two inch thinner tube, and portable tube unit with a swivel base mark a move toward wall hanging design though flat screens remain costly.
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Philco Corp
L-County
Pioneer Appliance Center
Philco
Carl Haight
Pioneer
Kansas
Indian Poet Dom Moraes Wins Hawthornden Prize
The 19 year old Indian poet Dom Moraes won Britain's Hawthornden Prize for his book A Beginning. The prize includes 100 pounds and a silver medal and has previously been awarded to Evelyn Waugh Graham Greene and James Hilton.
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London
Dom Moraes
Britain
News Chronicle
Moraes
Evelyn Waugh
Graham Greene
James Hilton
Nine U S Prisoners Reported Safe in East Germany
East Germany states nine U S Army prisoners eight officers and a sergeant are living comfortably on what it calls an enforced vacation. Deputy Foreign Minister Otto Winzer says the men receive absolute correct treatment while negotiations continue over handover to a fully accredited U S government delegate without diplomatic recognition of the East German regime. The nine were captured June 7 after their helicopter was lost in a storm.
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Berlin
East Germany
Otto Winter
United States
Winzer
U.S
3Rd Armored Division
West Germany
Buses Collide Injuring 19 in Wichita
A chartered bus carrying student nurses collided with a scheduled bus at a street intersection, then hit an auto. Police said brakes failed on the chartered bus driven by Elias Ruiz. Three student nurses suffered serious injuries and were hospitalized. others had minor injuries.
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Wichita
Kus
Elias Ruiz
Marilyn Brenenkamp
Carol Letournon
Cecilia Kloerkes
Military training near Grafenwehr noted for Sgt Trembly
Army SFC Ralph C. Trembly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Trembly, 223 W. Sixth, participated in a month long field training exercise with the Third Armored Division near Grafenwehr, Germany, as the Tribune lists brief community items. Mary Elizabeth Mayer took part in Pittsburg State College’s Pitt State Preview event, with sixty students attending the first summer session offering college orientation.
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Army
SFC
Ralph C. Trembly
Carl R. Trembly
Third Armored Division
Grafenwehr
Germany
Mary Elizabeth Mayer
Pitt State
Pittsburg State College
C. Ray Baird
Bomarc Missile Intercepts Target in Atlantic Test
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP a Boeing Bomarc ground to air missile roared off to intercept a target some 200 miles over the Atlantic during a test. The Bomarc, Air Force’s top defense missile, climbed then arched toward the southeast as a cruising B17 drone bomber likely served as the target. More than 40 Bomarc firings have occurred in tests.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
Air Force
Negotiations Resume On Bus Line Contract
With a drivers strike deadline hours away union and company reps resume talks for Central Lines of Transcontinental Bus System 260 drivers across Kansas Colorado Missouri and Oklahoma Continental Trailways Lines. The old contract expired May 10.
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Wichita, Kan
Central Lines
Transcontinental Bus System, Inc
Kansas, Colorado
Missouri
Oklahoma
Continental Trailways
K State Installs Speedy Computer
Kansas State College in Manhattan installs an IBM 650 high speed digital computer to form one of the area's best equipped computing centers, complementing its electronic analog computer, a large midwest model.
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Manhattan
Kas
Kansas State College
Midwest
Sunflower HDU Notes Meetings and Plans
Mrs Homer LaForge and Mrs H D Hunter hosted Sunflower HDU with 15 members and three guests. Reports covered UNESCO June 23 meeting in Erie area and a June 6 Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary coffee. A county fair booth was planned with Mrs Burtle as chair. Door prize and secret sister gifts were exchanged.
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Homer LaForge
N. Central
H. D. Hunter
Sunflower Hdu
C. T. Taylor
C. T
Pittsburg
David Embry
Avery Sprague
F. L. Bartle
Unesco
Walter Meeker
Erie
Marcus Barbee
D. A. Finney
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Burtle
E. W. Johnson
Johnson
Modern Etiquette Q and A on Engagement Praise
A reader asks if congratulating a bride on her engagement is proper etiquette. The answer notes that praising the man is correct and offers happiness wishes to the couple. It also covers table manners for serving vegetables and cigars for a new father, noting no strict rules but an old American custom.
Tomato skin removal and home remedies from 19th century tip sheet
Practical home answers describe peeling tomatoes by charring skin with flame, renewing jar lids in buttermilk, restoring glass with borax wash for sateen, and preventing fresh bread from crumbling by dipping the knife in hot water.
Summer Resort To Beat Heat
Abilene editor Henry B. Jameson jokes about vacation spots to escape Kansas heat after overnight lows fell to 44 at Hill City and Goodland and into the 40s at several locations. He notes Kansans still using fireplaces in late June.
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Abilene
Kas
Henry B. Jameson
Kansas
Hill City
Goodland
Jameson
State Chamber of Commerce
El Dorado Tragedy Reflections And Local News Highlights
Mrs. George Docking reflects on El Dorado tragedy and meeting Emil Lengyel at the Topeka Institute. Caldwell history, Bluff Creek trading post, Caldwell nomenclature, and border era notes appear with local music records and poetry readings. 4-H Camp and Girls State updates conclude with local club rosters and leadership.
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George Docking
el Dorado
Emil Lengyel
Topeka Institute of International Relations
George
Caldwell Messenger
Inez Overall
Caldwell
C. H. Stone
Bluff Creek
Chisholm Trail
Milk uses discussed at Jolly Go-Getters 4-H meeting
At Odense School the Jolly Go-Getters 4-H club cooking class outlined milk uses. Nelda Roberts and Montie McIntyre showed gingerbread while Charlotte Collins and Cecelia Olson prepared milk fluff. Nine members, six guests and two leaders attended. The sewing class convened June 20 to plan sewing projects.
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Jolly Go-Getters
Odense School
Nelda Roberts
Montlie McIntyre
Charlotte Collins
Cecelia Olson
4-H Camp Attendance Highlighted in Neosho County
Neosho County 4-H members attend a series of camps during June led by county agent Gale Mullen. Judith Mitchell Cheryl Umbarger DeAnna DeMerritt Judy Ehmke and Carol Ferguson returned home June 18 from SEK 4-H events with the Lucky Clover Jolly Go-Getters Best Yet and Prairie Schooners clubs.
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Cedar
Bluff Camp
Coffeyville
Marjorie Price
Riche George
Lucky Clover
Merle Grove
Neosho County
the Tribune
Carrier
Rock Springs Ranch
Rock Springs
Wilson
Woodson
Shawnee
Harvey
Glenn Womeldorff
Robert Smith
Prairie Schooners
4-H Club
Gale Mullen
Shamrock
Best Yet
Ever Ready
Lucky 13
Wide Awake
Neosho Valley
Busy Bees
Jolly Jayhawkers
Judith Mitchell
Cheryl Umbarger
DeAnna DeMerritt
Jolly Go-Getters
Judy Ehmke
Carol Ferguson
Wilson and Chapple Receive Secretarial Adv. Note
M. W. Wilson and W. J. Chapple, secretary, are listed with an advisory reference 65-11 indicating a formal notice or instruction related to minutes or governance. The fragment implies an official acknowledgment or appointment within a society or organization with numbered advisory material.
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M. W. Wilson
W.M. Roy J. Chapple
Sec’y
New DIATRON weight loss product advertised with money back guarantee
An ad promotes DIATRON as a safe no diet no exercise weight loss aid that curbs hunger while allowing meals. It promises immediate weight loss and offers a money back guarantee if the first package does not work, via Casey Drugstore at 12 E Main.
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Casey Drugstore
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