Four Premiers meet in Burma amid silent talks on Asian-African summit
Delegates arriving for the Asian African conference in Bandung question the purpose of a premeeting in Rangoon. Nehru, Chou En-lai, Nasser and U Nu held two sessions amid security and secrecy as Chou travels ahead in a fuel‑independent Skymaster.
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Bandung
Indonesia
Rangoon
Nehru
Red
China
Chou En-lai
Abdel Gamal Nasser
Egypt
U Nu
Chou
Peiping
Nasser
Air India International
Minor Cool Front Eases Kansas Heat This Weekend
TOPEKA KS minor cool front will trim Kansas summer heat with fair mild weekend forecast. Yesterday's highs reached 92 in Wichita and 91 in Hutchinson, 82 in Concordia. Lows ranged 38 Goodland to 66 Pittsburg. highs will fall about 10 degrees toward normal, with western and northern regions cooling tonight.
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Topeka
Kansas
Mercury
Wichita
Hutchinson
Concordia
Goodland
Pittsburg
Weather Bureau
New Strike Darkens U S Labor Picture
The CIO Textile Workers Union led about 25 000 workers in four New England states striking over wages while violence and strikes spread to the South affecting tele phone and railroad workers. Some 37 mills renewed contracts. the average wage is 130 per hour with a 109 minimum. A Nashville derailment was labeled sabotage by a rail official as mediation continued.
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Associated Press
New England
South
CIO Textile Workers Union
Maine
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Vermont
cLouisvile & Nashville Railroad
National Mediation Board
Washington
LEN
Nashville
Two Boys Die in Abandoned Ice Box Tragedy
In Los Angeles an abandoned ice box killed eight year old Albert Archale and two year old David Anthony Fennessy. Deputies found the boys after a hours long search inside the shed near their homes. Fireman R F Britton said they died about five hours earlier. The youths were sons of two families including expectant mothers.
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Los Angeles
Albert Archale
David Anthony Fennessy
R. F. Britton
County Rescue Unit No. 9
Frank Fennessy
Raymond Arebalo
Fennesy
Arebalo
Four KU deans retire after long service at end of term
At Kansas University eight faculty members will retire, seven for reaching age 70 and one for illness. The group includes four former deans, led by Ellis Bagley Stouffer, J C Jones, Donald Swarthout, and Robert McNair Davis, with a combined 140 years at KU. Swarthout says the career has been fine and supports retirement for some, while questions remain about enforcing age limits and future plans.
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Dolph G. Sin
Kansas University
K.U
Robert McNair Davis
Law School
Donald M. Swarthout
Fine Arts
J. C. Jones
Ellis Bagley Stouffer
Chese Four
Kulg Stouffer
Jones
Swarthout
Davis
Mt. Dread
Dean Swarthout
Lawrence
School of Fine Arts
J. O. Jones
University
Journal-World Photo
Salk Vaccine Itinerary Set and Praise for Dr Salk
National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis says Salk vaccine orders will be filled from the South up as in field trials. Dr Hart E Van Riper cites earlier school closings and season start as reasons and vaccine distribution reaches toward the Canadian border. Dr Jonas E Salk returns to Pittsburgh to fanfare and many praise abounding in towns and groups nationwide. The public funds Salk with gifts and drives while legislators and organizations honor him. Watkins disputes Walter's charge that refugee act is phony, defending the program and its potential to admit nonquota immigrants. Walter cites Corsi ouster and a confidential letter to Dulles as part of the dispute.
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Watkins
Walter
New York
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
South Up
Hart E. van Riper
Jonas E. Salk
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh University
Salk
Richmond
M. B. Me Reynolds
Washington
Sen
Utah
Congress
Rep
D-Pa
Walter Sn
Senate
Secretary of State
Dulley
Edward Corsi
Senate Judiciary
Corsi
State Department
Dulles
Pennsylvanian
New York State
Plea of Parents to See Son Not Due to Get Past Dulles
The Fischers of Swea City Iowa plan to renew their request to visit their son Air Force Capt Harold Fischer Jr in a Red China prison despite a Hammarskjold warning against travel. State Department officials say no change in stance. Fischer held since downed near the Yalu during the Korean War. Senate panel to probe imprisonment of 15 U.S. airmen with hearings possibly starting Monday.
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Washington
Dulles
Red China
Harold Fischer
Swea City
Iowa
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Reds
Fischers
Chinese Red Cross
Air Force
Harold Fischer Jr
State Department
Department
Fischer
Yalu River
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
McClellan
D-Ark
Senate
Sens
Knowland
Rcalif
Morse
D-Ore
Atom Doctor Sees No Bad Effects From Nevada Tests
An Atomic Energy Commission physician told the Senate House Atomic Energy Committee that no traceable effects on general health result from the Nevada atomic weapons tests. Dr. John C. Bugher said any harm is very small, while the session aimed to calm public fears.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
John C. Bugher
AEC
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Eisenhower Advisers Forecast National Production Surge
The Council of Economic Advisers reports total national production rose sharply in the first quarter, estimating seven billion dollars in growth. Only a major downturn in coming months could stop the U S economy from reaching a near peak this year.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Council of Economic Advisers
Council
U. S
British Election May Hinge on Two Issues
Britain’s general election, set for May 26, centers on two large topics: the economy and Britain’s role in easing East West tensions. Prime Minister Eden called the vote after parliament dissolved May 6 amid Labor criticism of economic signals and foreign policy delays.
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London
Britain
Anthony Eden
Labor Party
Eden
Hugh Gaitskell
Churchill
Paris
West Germany
Capital Folks See Harry On Familiar Trek
In Washington Harry S. Truman, visiting for a Democratic strategy meeting, took a morning walk of about one and a half miles from the Mayflower hotel along Connecticut Avenue toward the White House. He bought newspapers, signed autographs for Mack M. Teague, an airport limousine driver, then returned to his hotel.
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Washington
Harry S. Truman
Truman
White House
Connecticut Avenue
Mack M. Teague
Kansas Traffic Deaths in Topeka Area Referenced
State accident records show 1955 totals for last 24 hours and year to date with 138 deaths, compared to 142 deaths in the same period of 1954, reflecting ongoing traffic fatalities in Topeka and broader Kansas.
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Topeka
Kansas
Oklahoma City Chosen Permanent Cowboy Hall of Fame Site
Trustees select Oklahoma City as permanent location for the Cowboy Hall of Fame on a second-ballot vote. Oklahoma City received 20 votes, Dodge City 11, and Colorado Springs trailing.
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Denver
Oklahoma City
Cowboy Hall of Fame
Dodge City
Kias
Colorado Springs
Colo., L
Democrats Seek Harmony at Rayburn Dinner and Rule Change
Democrats aim for party unity at a $100 dinner honoring House Speaker Sam Rayburn of Texas as an advisory group prepares a plan to adopt new rules. The proposal would let state parties place the national ticket on ballots with reduced party discipline, moving toward avoiding Dixie rebellion at the 1956 convention.
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Washington
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Stephen A. Mitchell
Paul M. Butler
National Committee
Chicago
Truman-Barkley
Alabama
Mitchell
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
John. S. Battle
Virginia
Battle
Asure
Proof That Porch Needs Repairs
George F. Fileare visited Mrs. Stella Talamento to estimate porch remodeling. He kicked the front porch support testing strength. the impact caused the roof to cave in. He sustained a hip injury and suffered an eight ?
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Salt
Lake City
George F. Fileare
Stella Talamento
Plant Expansion Won't Solve All Water Problems
The Lawrence water plant expansion to 7 million gallons daily aims to ease restrictions but fails to end all headaches for city officials. The City Commission discussed CFCA's request for 700,000 gallons daily for their nitrate fertilizer plant east of town, noting future growth and potential early plant expansion could affect rates and finances.
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Kansas Cities
Kaw
Consumer Farm’ Chemicals Cooperative
CFCA
Lawrence
Jim Wigglesworth
Black and Veatch
Wigglesworth
Two Teens Held in Drunken Ram Page Robberies
Two teenagers were held for allegedly pistol whipping and robbing seven men in a drunken rampage. One victim was beaten with a gun butt yesterday and underwent surgery in a bid to save his life.
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New York
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Andy Hess
New York Daily Mirror
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Ill
Chamber of Commerce
Ann Arbor
Mich
Wpag-Tv
Atom Doctor
Frankfurt
Germany
Barbara
Frankjfurt Zoo
Frank Eck
Harry
Rayburn
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Ss. MT
OMA
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