Dalai Lama accuses China of monastery destruction and killings
The Dalai Lama, now in exile in India, charged the Chinese Communists with destroying monasteries, killing lamas, and forcing monks into labor. He asserted the revolt began in 1955 and accused Beijing of breaking promises on Tibet autonomy, while Chou En-lai claimed rebels had failed.
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India
Lhasa
Red
China
Chou Enal
Kasa
Palai
Kham
Hamas
Dalalasta
Chin
Tibet
Goding
Chou En-ja
Peiping
Buddha
Chou
Chow
Red China
Mussoorie
New Delhi
Lhasas
du Sress
Chou En-lai
Rioting Convicts Free Hostages at Montana Prison
Hostages faced threats of arson as convicts assaulted the Montana prison prompting a National Guard-backed rescue. Ringleaders were identified as Jerry Myles, Lee Smart, and George Alpen. Deputy Warden Rothe was injured and Warden Powell was held for hours before release.
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Laurence Cozzens
David Hinton
Victor Baldwin
National Guard
Floyd Powell
Jerry Myles
Lee Smart
George Alpen
Warden Powell
Myles
Benjamin Wright
Montana Board of Pardons
Wright
Theodore Rothe
William Cox
Powell
Earl H. Jackson
Puppy Head Grafted to Dog Remains Alive in Moscow
Tass reports the head grafted onto an Alsatian three weeks ago is alive and well. A Soviet scientist says the limb graft research is valuable for tissue transplant studies.
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Moscow
Tass
End of Henderson Textile Strike Quietly Celebrated
Henderson North Carolina erupted in cheers as a five month strike at Harriet Henderson Cotton Mills ended after 314 hours of talks. Gov Luther Hodges helped broker a deal with the Textile Workers Union of America and company officials. Workers will cover second and third shifts while first shift returns. Wages were not the issue. The contract requires third party resolution for all work disputes.
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Henderson
N.C
Luther Hodges
Harriet- Henderson Cotton Mills
Textile Workers Union of America
Boyd Payton
Payton
John D. Cooper Jr
Cooper
Lawrence poised for high caliber industrial growth says KC attorney
A Kansas City attorney urged Lawrence businessmen that the city has a bright future for industrial expansion. He cited KU facilities water supply and rail connections plus active local promotion. He warned against overselling and urged continuous effort to attract top industry.
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Lawrence
Due Gene
Kansas City
K. C
Kansas University
Topeka
Price-Fixing Measure Okayed by Liquor Board
TOPEKA AP A liquor price fixing regulation under a 1959 law was approved by the State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board and takes effect July 1 The measure allows William Murphy ABC director to set minimum retail liquor prices from distillers price lists Attorney General John Anderson says the law is an unlawful delegation of pricing authority to distillers and will be challenged in court
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Topeka
State
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
John Anderson
William Murphy
ABC
Kansas Mizzou baseball doubleheader rained out in Lawrence
Wet grounds forced cancellation of the Kansas Missouri doubleheader at Quigley Field. Friday opener was rained out. Kansas will play Iowa State at Ames next Friday and Saturday. The Jayhawks, 0-3 in the Big Eight after a three game sweep by Oklahoma State last week, miss home stand.
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Kansas-Missouri
Quigley Field
Jayhawks
Iowa State
Ames
Kansas
Jays
Oklahoma State
Stillwater
VP Salary and Expense Allowance Details
The vice president receives a yearly $35,000 salary plus $10,000 for expenses, all of which are taxable.
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United States
Memorial Hospital Births and Local Listings
A list from Memorial Hospital records names residents from various towns with recent births and family announcements. Entries include multiple mothers linked to addresses in Baldwin DeSoto Tonganoxie Oskaloosa and Sunnyside as well as newborn girls and boys noted Friday and today.
Poisoning dangers highlighted by local health center
Dr Branson warns poisoning varies by substance and dose with kitchen and under sink areas most hazardous. He notes rural well water nitrate risks for infants, and urges nitrate testing and public school screenings of One Day's Poison to cut incidents.
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Branson
Jean Dicker
Radiation expert blasts city evacuations as folly
In Topeka Dr Frank E Hoecker head of Kansas radios defense program says civil defense plans that urge evacuations are folly. He urges taking cover in basements or shelters citing mass deaths if people flee. Nuclear attack simulations suggested bombs near Wichita Topeka Salina and Manhattan.
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Kansas City
Topeka
Frank E. Hoecker
States Radiological Defense Program
Hoecker
Radiation Biophysics
University of Kansas
Wichita
Salina
Manhattan
Kansas
Avoid Poisoning: Safe Medicine Use and Storage
Doctors urge careful medicine and insecticide storage away from children and emphasize using the correct bottles at the right times. They hope poisoning cases and calls to Poison Control are avoided through vigilant handling.
X15 to Glide in Upper Atmosphere Before Engine Tests
North American X15 scientists say the aircraft will perform its first unpowered gliding flights in one to two weeks. After successful glides, the X15 will make its first powered flight. The rocket plane has previously flown as a passenger under a B52 carrier.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Thanks for kindness after loss from Swain and Warrington families
The Swain and Warrington families express sincere thanks to friends neighbors and relatives for acts of kindness food flowers cards and support during the illness and death of their loved ones and mother.
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R. C. Swain
Clifton
Elmer Warrington
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