Mansfield rules out gimmicks on Moscow test ban pact
Senate Democratic leader Senator Mike Mansfield after a White House breakfast meeting with President Kennedy said there are no gimmicks or side issues attached to the Moscow test ban treaty. He stated the limited ban has broad support in both chambers and that bipartisan ratification is likely and could come soon. He noted Harriman's appearance made a strong impression before Senate Foreign Relations.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Kennedy
Senate
House
Mansfield
W. Averell Harriman
Dirksen
White House
Burke B. Hickenlooper
Rtown
GOP
Foreign Relations Committee
Moscow
U.S
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
Editorial letters and weather notes mix in city page
A muddled reminiscence of unsigned letters prompts call for signatures while local weather prophet Elihu Allman forecasts a wet August. A Commerce Department release offers Kansas proof of age for benefits, and Senate talks on the test ban treaty hint at Republican reservations and possible bipartisan support. The White House notes over 1,000 telegrams since Kennedy’s speech.
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Elihu Allman
Weather Bureau
United States Department of Commerce
Kansas
Commerce Department
Bureau of the Census
Personal Census Service Branch
Pittsburg
Kaw
Disarmament Talks Resume in Geneva Amid Deadlock
At the Geneva conference 17 nations resume talks after a six week recess. A report on the three power test ban accord is to be outlined by U S Ambassador Charles Sielle Soviet negotiator Semyon Tsarapkin and Britain's Peter Thomas. Despite progress on the test ban and the Moscow-Washington hot line, all major disarmament issues remain deadlocked after 16 months.
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Geneva
U.S
Charles c. Sielle
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Britain
Peter Thomas
Washington
Georgia Governor Sanders testifies on civil rights bill hearing
Washington AP dispatch notes Gov. Carl E. Sanders of Georgia testifies before Senate Commerce Committee on desegregation and civil rights provisions. Atty. Gen. Kennedy returns for questioning as Judiciary panel expands hearings on the seven point package. House leaders press for a fair employment practices clause as part of the omnibus bill.
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Washington
Carl E. Sanders
Georgia
Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
House
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Sanders
Senate Commerce Committee
Joe Patterson
Mississippi
Senate Judiciary Committee
Kennedy
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Ervin
Supreme Court
House Judiciary Committee
Celler
House Labor Committee
Four North Koreans killed near DMZ in southbound clash
U S Army and South Korean police units hunted saboteurs after a Jeep ambush killed two soldiers and wounded another. Cpl. George F. Larson Jr. was identified as a soldier killed. North Koreans were surrounded south of Panmunjom near Freedom Bridge with two grenades exploding amid a tense hunt.
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SHOUT
Korea
U.S
4Th Cavalry Regiment
Nouth
Ainoe
Imjin River
Dangdong-iri
Washington
George F. Larson Jr
Davison
Mich
Larson
George I. Larson Sr
George Creel
U.N. Command
Q Far Cavalry Division
U.S. 7Th Infantry Division
Panmunjom
Freedom Bridge
Gor
Dangdong-irl
Musanni
Panmumjon
Gas Garden Hears Youth Debate Pioneer Family Label
Gas Garden notes young people ponder what defines a pioneer family as a term for a household that moved to the country before it became a suburb, sparking discussion about origins and status in local history.
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Gas Garden
Rails Accused of Near Strike Tactics
Washington AP reports union leader H E Gilbert testified before the House Commerce Committee accusing railroads of brink-of-strike tactics while five unions threaten to strike over work rules. The Aug 28 deadline for posting rules looms as Kennedy proposes ICC arbitration, with both sides urged to bargain and Congress pressed to intervene.
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Washington
H. E. Gilbert
Brotherhood of Enginemen and Firemen
House Commerce Committee
Gilbert
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rainstorm Pattern Hits Southwest Kansas Farms
A storm moved across southwest Kansas with hit and miss patterns. Some farms received up to 3 inches while others had near complete dryness. Reports varied from 0.25 to 2.00 inches with strong winds and forked lightning. totals showed monthly rainfall below normal overall. Local gauges recorded scattered amounts including 1.47 inches at Imperial and 0.75 near Plym er, while nearby towns saw lighter totals and missed rainfall.
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Cranuary
Garden City
Finney, Lane
Scott Counties
Scott City
Holcomb
Sublette
Plymer
Brown Attends Church Service About Atheism
Stockton Kansas AP report notes Carl Brown who pledged land to an atheist group attended a Christian service at Camp Webster near Stockton. Rev. Schuster and Rev. Wood led sermons while Brown faced petitions opposing the atheist colony linked to the donation.
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Stockton, Kan
Carl Brown
Christaan
Brown
Carl Schuster
Virst Methodiat Church
Stockton
Methodist Church
Camp Webster
Schuster
Lyman Wood
Amarillo
Tex
Wood
Thomas
Christy Faith
Sald
Han
Other Americans, Inc
Gas Storage Tanks At Pomona Explode
POMONA Kan AP two storage tanks with more than 8000 gallons of gasoline exploded at the Farmers Union bulk station on the north edge of Pomona on Monday. Station manager John Carpenter near a pump motor ignited fumes while helping a rural delivery truck. He drove the truck away and put out the fire, then flames touched off a 45000 gallon tank, which exploded, followed by a 90000 gallon tank. Smoke and flames were visible from Ottawa twenty miles away.
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Pomona
Kan
Farmers Union
Ede
John Carpenter
Ottawa
Duplicity in a White Southerner’s View on Negroes
An editor’s note examines how many segregationists profess affection for Negroes while defending a system of inequality. The piece analyzes paternalism on plantations and "Uncle Tomism" versus asserted Negro development, exploring motives like habit, religious influence, and fear, and contrasts this with the drive for integration and equal rights. It cites conversations across Alabama, detailing daily life on a plantation, schooling arguments, and concerns about mixed-education and social mixing.
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Relman Morin
Macon County
Ala
South
Chistmas
Megrey
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