Western powers push phased plan to ban surface tests
The United States and Britain urged the Soviet Union to agree to a prompt suspension of surface nuclear tests, with future talks addressing high altitude and underground blasts. The proposal splits the issue into two parts to secure quick agreement on detectable tests while planning broader controls later. Soviet delegate Tsarapkin called for stopping everything, signaling an initial hostile reaction.
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Two W Virginia Women Missing Five Days
Exhaustive search of the muddy West Fork River failed to locate Juanita Ferguson and Virginia Conley, five days after they vanished on U S 119 near Clarksburg during a snowstorm. Police consider a possible link to the Apple Grove Virginia murders, including Carroll Jackson and his family, abducted January 11.
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Four Homes Happy Four Missing Children Found Safe
Four missing children across Colorado Washington Michigan and Ohio were found safe after long searches. Donald Lutman Jr 11 in Strongville Ohio was found at a drive in theater. Virginia Lee Ford 3 in Michigan slept in a weed covered field. Brian Brehmeyer 5 near Shelton Washington wandered with a beagle. Sammy Jennings 7 in Unaweep Canyon Colorado was located atop rock.
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Rockefeller Campaign Recalls Willkie Tactics In 1960
Reporting from Washington the Rockefeller drive mirrors the 1940 Willkie surge with business leaders and professionals urged to back Rockefeller. California group Californians for Rockefeller emerges led by Charles Lewsadder as Nixon supporters expect similar efforts. Rockefeller allies push neutrality by Sen Thurston Morton as 1960 GOP convention set for Chicago.
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Averell Harriman Recounts FDR as a Sadist to Press Churchill
Former Gov. Averell Harriman, sounding on a television program marking Roosevelt's death anniversary, recalls FDR as a "bit of a sadist" when pushing Churchill to change his mind. He notes Roosevelt enjoyed Churchill's difficulty and used influence to sway his views while Stalin reportedly feared Roosevelt's moral authority.
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KU Grid Drills Delayed Itinerary Due to Wet Field
Kansas University football coach Jack Mitchell postponed the 1959 spring practice start to Tuesday because heavy weekend rain and snow left the field too wet. Practices continue Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday with Friday and Saturday off for the Kansas Relays. Gene Doane ads.
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Marshall Still Serious in Walter Reed Hospital
General George C. Marshall, 78, remains seriously ill at Walter Reed Army Hospital after suffering two strokes last month. The former secretary of state and Army chief of staff is described as seriously ill and under care.
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Eisenhower delays decision on Dulles future role
President Eisenhower spent 45 minutes with Secretary of State Dulles at Walter Reed Hospital and postponed any decision on Dulles future official role. Dulles, 71, is under medical observation after cancer treatment in Florida and may remain in hospital for several days.
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Great KU Leader Dr. Baumgartner Dies at 87
Dr. William Jacob Baumgartner, a pivotal Kansas University figure and medical educator, died in New York City at age 87. He organized KU’s first student hospital, helped found the School of Religion, and launched a major campaign for the Student Union and Memorial Stadium. Chancellor Murphy praised his dedication to student life and the university’s growth.
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Death of Lover Termed Accident in Indianapolis Trial
Connie Nicholas testified through tears that she shot herself in a car with her playboy lover in Forrest Teel’s white car to scare him into leaving her life. She said she feared beatings and described the incident as an act she planned to end their relationship.
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Spring Hope Dims as Weather Delays KU Relays Week
Lawrencians expect spring for the Kansas University Relays the big track and field carnival set for Friday and Saturday but the weather risks delays. Rainfall totaled 1.32 inches with several inches of snow over the weekend and temperatures plunged to 32 degrees this morning. A brief warming trend with a 65 to 70 degree high is forecast for Tuesday as clearing skies spread.
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Banquets Begin for Japan's Royal Pair
Tokyo reports Japan's royal family opens a three day banquet series honoring Crown Prince Akihito and Princess Michiko. The first event hosts 200 guests including top government leaders and diplomatic corps members such as U S Ambassador Douglas MacArthur II and Soviet ambassador Nikolai Fedorenko. Nearly 3 000 dignitaries and their wives are invited to palace banquets on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Inauguration Set For City Tuesday
The City Commission will inaugurate its new term Tuesday featuring two new members Donald McConnell and Barteldes with incumbent Russell Mosser returning. Mayor Weatherwax and vice chair position to be decided. bids opened for paving and sewers. hearings on sidewalk assessments and district improvements. several appoinments and street projects planned.
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Pigeons May Aid In Riddle of Heart Disease
Atlantic City report says researchers from Bowman Gray School of Medicine find pigeons exhibit spontaneous atherosclerosis, suggesting an inexpensive animal model for studying a major heart disease cause. Dr. T B Clarkson and three associates present findings.
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Clearing and warmer forecast for northeast Kansas
Partly cloudy skies clear tonight with cooler temps. Tuesday will be warmer with highs near 65 to 70 and lows in the 30s. Historical notes show a Saturday high 67 and prior records. Five day outlook calls for near normal highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s and light precipitation.
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