Diefenbaker warns at DePauw on Soviet tactics
Canadian Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker addressed about 4,000 at DePauw University urging Western leaders to counter Soviet carrot and stick diplomacy. He said Khrushchev’s volatile rhetoric aims to unsettle the West and urged restraint and swift NATO talks to strengthen defenses.
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Canada
John G. Diefenbaker
Diefenbaker
DePauw University
Nikita Khrushchev
Inflation Era Ends Could Signal Postwar Stability
New York AP reports a shift in inflation trends as top money managers act as if inflation era may be ending. Federal Reserve rate cuts echo renewed confidence though practical effects remain debated, with signs of excess production capacity and inventories reshaping consumer demand and business pricing.
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Treasury
Lefts Oppose Ike in Tokyo Demonstration
In Tokyo AP reports over 15,000 left wing students workers socialists and Communists prowl past the U.S. Embassy gates in a second day protest urging President Eisenhower's visit be canceled. The action targets Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi and the U.S.-Japan military alliance.
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Nobusuke Kishi
U.s.-Japan
Astonishing claim on healing paste sparks debate
A world famous research institute proclaims a new substance named Bio-Dyne cures Pilea woes. Marketed as suppository or ointment Preparation H, available at druggists with money back guarantee.
DuPont President Speaks to K State Graduates
Crawford Greenewalt president of DuPont addressed Kansas State University at the 97th commencement urging graduates to use their talents fully to ensure success. He received an honorary doctorate of laws along with Jack W. Dunlap. Whitley Austin and Sen. Frank Carlson delivered greetings as 1,582 degrees were awarded this period.
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Crawford H. Greenewalt
E. J. du Pont de Nemours & Co
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Greenewalt
Jack W. Dunlap
Old Greenwich
Conn
Whitley Austin
Salina
Board of
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Frank Carlson
Search Planes For Bombs Planes Searched Across Country
An anonymous New York caller named Mr Schwartz claimed a bomb on a jet. Four airliners were searched yesterday. Trans World Airlines planes landed unscheduled in Kansas City and Wichita with 81 and 107 passengers respectively. A Pan American DC7 diverted to Bermuda en route to Caracas. American Airlines plane searched in Dallas. No bombs found.
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New York
Wichita
Trans World Airlines
Pan American
Eugene O'Neill Wins 1986 Nobel Prize in Literature
Playwright Eugene O'Neill is awarded the 1986 Nobel Prize for literature, recognizing his dramatic works and influence on modern theater. The Nobel committee highlights his mastery of tragedy and complex character portrayal across stage works.
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Eugene O’neill
Baptists Propose Study Plan on Soviet Communism Tactics
Rochester AP report says the American Baptist Association suggests a church study program on Soviet tactics and ideology to calm lay fears of Communism. Herbert A. Philbrick, ex FBI undercover man, backs the move as a response to accusations of being soft on Communism amid debates over the National Council of Churches. The policy remains that churches should reform individuals and also guide on public issues. It appears the 1.5 million denomination members will remain with the National Council of Churches.
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N. Y
American Baptist Assn
Herbert A. Philbrick
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Association
National Council of Churches
First Baptist Church of
Wichita
Kan
National Council
Body of Woman Found by Fisherman Near Missouri River
The body of 19 year old Mrs Glenna Ingersoll of St Joseph was found Sunday by a fisherman about 10 miles downstream in the Missouri River after five weeks missing since April 29. A pathologist saw weeks in the water, no violence noted. Coroner's jury unknown time and cause of death. She is survived by husband Paul Ingersoll and her parents Glenn and Ethel Richardson of Elwood Kansas.
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Paul Ingersoll
Glenn Richardson
Elwood, Kan
U S Jet Planes Test Mobility in Manila
In Manila AP US jet fighters deployed across Southeast Asia in a 120 plane exercise to test mobility of combat air units. The operation runs through June 15 and involves multiple bases and crews.
Oil on the squeaky wheel in neighbors tale
Garnand's Grains of Sand recounts two girls on a tricycle whose squeaky wheels offended a neighbor. He oiling the wheels calmed the noise and kept harmony, illustrating how diplomacy and friendliness can ease conflicts and foster cooperation in communities.
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