No Prizefighters Sparring Dulles and Chou in Diplomacy
Washington notes the exchange of statements between Secretary Dulles and Chinese Foreign Minister Chou En-lai as a form of probing each other’s intentions. While not on speaking terms, their remarks on Formosa and peace reflect broader strategic posturing ahead of potential Geneva talks and a possible future meeting.
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James Marlow
Washington
Dulles
Chou En-lai
Chou
United
China
Geneva
United States
Dulles-Chou
Quemoy
Matsu
Chiang Kaishek
Formosa
Chiang
Red China
Asia
Mental Patients Are Rehabilitated Soon
Kansas mental health officials report that 82 percent of patients entering state institutions are rehabilitated within a year and 66 percent within six months. KMHA president H. K. L Ecuyer notes 1,485 admissions last year with 1,000 rehabilitated. County figures show varied admissions and discharges across Wyandotte, Shawnee, Sedgwick, Johnson, Reno, Miami, and other counties as the 1955 drive advances.
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Wichita
Kansas
H. K. L'Ecuyer
Lawrences
The
Kansas Mental Health Assn
KMHA
George Jackson
Topeka
Institutions For
L’eeuyer
Lyon and Phillips
EMHA
Wyandelle County
Lane County
Shawnee County
Sedgwick
Johnson
Reno
Miami
Pen Forgery Ring Probed at Angola Prison
Angola Louisiana penitentiary officials began reviewing five years of records to uncover a forgery ring that freed at least a dozen inmates. Convict clerks allegedly accepted 200 to 800 dollars to erase or alter sentences, reducing terms and changing offenses such as armed robbery to simple burglary. The scheme surfaced when Warden Maurice Sigler noticed a clumsy erasure on a records sheet for a man due for release. The operation reportedly used an inside contact at the prison farm housing about 3,000 inmates on an 8,000 acre facility.
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Angola
Louisiana ‘Penitentiary
Maurice Sigler
Federal
Economct
Soviet farm chiefs tour South Dakota with side trips
Delegation leader Vladimir Matskevich travels to Texas A and M College for a quick look at the state’s agriculture while other officials plan side trips to Wyoming Gillette Keeling ranch and a North Dakota corn breeder meeting. The group will rejoin in Minneapolis after visiting Brookings Huron and an ice show with plane transport by the state governor. Parsley tips follow.
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Aberdeen
S.D
South Dakota
Vladimir Matskevich
Texas
Union
Matskevich
Texas A. & M. College
Minneeapolis
S. D
Brookings
Huron
Kansas State to award 209 degrees at August 6 ceremony
Maurice D. Wikoff will graduate among more than 209 summer degree candidates at Kansas State College commencement on August 6 at 10 a.m. in the college auditorium. He pursues a Bachelor of Science in agricultural education and participated in the Agricultural Education club, the Wampus Cats, and the K-State Players. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Grant W. Wikoff of Leoti.
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Maurice D. Wikoff
Kansas State College
Wikoff
Kstate
Agricultural Education Club
Wampus Cats
K-State Players
Grant W. ‘Wikoff
Leoti
New Floor Care Glaxo Coating Promises Quick Shine
Glaxo, a tip-top coating for linoleum or asphalt tile, covers kitchen floors with a water clear finish that dries in one hour and lasts for months. It gives a high luster, non slip surface and claims savings over wax while keeping floors shiny. Fankhauser's 109 Grant Phone 6762.
Oklahoma City School Board Ends Segregation
The Oklahoma City School Board voted unanimously on Wednesday to end racial segregation in city public schools. The historic action marks a major move toward integration, reflecting broader civil rights momentum in the era.
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Oklahoma City
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Hoover
Garden City
Main
Fankhauser
Meschees
Complete Outfitters
DeSoto
Chrysler
DeSotos
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