Soviet Urges Big Four Parley on Austria Pact
Molotov proposes an early four power meeting in Vienna to sign an Austrian state treaty with Austria's participation. He calls on Britain France and the United States to join, stating the aim to secure understanding among the four powers and Austria on the treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Moscow
Soviet Union
Vienna
U.S
Charles E. Bohlen
Molotov
U.S.A
Austria
United States
France
Britain
Soviet agrees to withdraw troops easing Austrian treaty path
London reports Prime Minister Eden said Soviet Russia will withdraw occupation troops from Austria removing a major obstacle to an Austrian independence treaty. He said the next step is for the four governments to work with Austria on proposed terms and convene at Vienna for a state treaty. Molotov briefed Western envoys on talks with Chancellor Raab showing progress toward a democratic Austrian state and peace in Europe. Western diplomats noted the move signals Soviet resolve to control the initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Anthony Eden
Russia
Austria
Eden
Commons
Vienna
Foreign Ministry
Leonid Tyachev
Bohlen
C. C. Parrott
Jean Leroy
Molotov
Raab
Europe
Soviet Union
Heavy Rain and Thunder Forecast for Kansas State
A new round of showers and thunderstorms is forecast for Kansas with possible heavy rainfall in eastern areas. Showers start in the west tonight and spread across the state, with cooler temperatures inland and a 5 to 16 degree above normal five day outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Colorado
Wamego
Goodland
Oklahoma
Braska
Cooter
Nebraska
Oklahoma Panhandle
Max
Blamarck
Cnicago
Denver
Monton
Mt Fort Worth
DE Havoc
Mont
Ifaw
Kanaas City
Tos Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Washington
Kansas Relays queen finalists named for 1955 event
Announcement by Bill Easton confirms the queen will be chosen Friday from 11 finalists with 3,000-meter steeplechase hops and jump 400-meter hurdles top events. Finalists include Mary Cee Carter, Ann Colvin, Norma Neff, and Mary Kay Nondello among others from KU, Washburn, Emporia State, Pitt state, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Easton
Dick Reynolds
Emporia
H. Roe Bartle
Landon Laird
Kansas City
Easton
Memorial Union Building
Mary Cee Carter
Oconomowoc
Wis
Kansas University
Corbin Hall
Ann Colvin
Washburn University
Norma Neff
Emporia State College
Mary Kay Nondello
Pittsburg State College
Marilyn Haney
Wichita University
Sarah Hall
Iowa State College
Darlene Anderson
Kansas Wesleyan College
Mianne Enyart
Colorado University
Carolyn Burch
Bethany College
Kay Tucker
Fort Hays State College
Becky Culpepper
Kansas State College
Rich Ferguson
Iowa
Erwin Cook
Oklahoma
Jay Chance
Oklahoma Baptist
Ferguson
Mt. Oread
Tom Rupp
Jan Howell
K. A
Jerry McNeal
Jayhawk
Arlen Stackley
Kansas State
Cook
Kent Floerke
Kansas
Leon Moore
Chance
Burl McCoy
Abilene
McCardle Named By Dulles on Yalta Data Disclosure
Secretary Dulles testified McCardle provided a galley proof of Yalta notes to The New York Times on March 15, a move Dulles defended as discretionary and not a breach of security. Reston reportedly urged full publication for accuracy, but Dulles attributed decision to McCardle as a former journalist.
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McCardle
Dulles
Yalta
Washington
Carl W. McCardle
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
New York Times
U. S
State Department
Churchill
Stalin
Roosevelt
Sen. George
D-Ga
James B.reston
Dulles and McCardle
Reston
George
General Lemnitzer Visits Korean War Forces Inspection
General Lyman L. Lemnitzer, commander of U S Army forces Far East and the 8th Army, arrived from Japan to begin his first inspection of American and South Korean units since succeeding General Maxwell D. Taylor on April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
U. S. Army
Far East
8Th Army
Japan
Maxwell D. Taylor
Explosion at 2227 O Street Injures Workman
A workman for Harold Emick floor landing company of Lawrence received severe facial and hand burns in an explosion and fire at the Kelley Gordon residence 2227 O Street just before 2 30 this afternoon. William Durrant 41 Me St was the injured person and the Gordons were away at the time. He was taken to St Lawrence Memorial Hospital for treatment and his condition was not reported. Firemen said damage to the Gordon home did not appear extensive and the blast may have been caused by a floor furnace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Emick
Lawrence
Kelley Gordon
William Durrant
Gordon Home
Gordons
St. Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Red China Premier Warns War Risk Rises at Bandung
At the Asian-African conference in Bandung Chou En Lai warned that war danger is increasing in both the East and West while urging peaceful coexistence of nations with differing systems. He noted U S subversion claims and cited no proposals beyond backing peaceful coexistence and five principles. He and Nehru received limited applause as anti‑Red sentiment rose among attendees.
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Bandung
Indonesia
China
Chou En-Lai
East
Chou
Formosa
United States
Taiwan
United States of America
United Nations
U.S
Korea
India
Burma
Romulo
Ali Rall
U. S.assembly
Carlos P. Romulo
Philippines
Pakistan
Mohammed Ali
Fadhil Jamali
Nehru
Romul
Morelock to Be Speaker For Haskell Graduation
Charles E. Morelock of Window Rock Arizona a former Lawrence resident will speak at Haskells 70th commencement on May 27 He previously headed the Indian school in Lawrence from 1944 to 1945 later served as Phoenix Indian School superintendent and Phoenix Area director of schools He is a 1932 KU graduate with a master in education His son Charles Morelock graduated from KU in 1954 in journalism
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Morelock
Window Rock
Ariz
Lawrence
Haskell
Morelock
Phoenix
Glasco
Kansas University
Rains Boost Kansas Crops Statewide
Generous rainfall across much of Kansas last week improved crop prospects, according to officials from federal and state agriculture departments. The gains favor corn and wheat as soil moisture improves and yield prospects rise.
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Peka
Kansas
Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
Trinity Damage Toll Estimated At $75 000 To $100 000
Fire at Trinity Episcopal Church 10th and Vt Streets caused extensive damage with losses estimated between 75 000 and 100 000 dollars. Vestry planned appraisals for insurance adjustment while services continued in the parish house. Fire Chief John Miller cited possible wiring as the cause and said the pipe organ area was affected. Church valuables saved though some altar items remain missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Swift
Trinity Episcopal Church
Charles Brown
Robert McCoy
10Th and
St. Sts
John Miller
Journal-World Photo
10Th
Vt. Sts
President to send foreign aid message to Congress
Eisenhower and Harold E. Stassen finalized the draft of the President's foreign aid message. The plan will go to Congress tomorrow after a morning review by the president and the F O A director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Gr.p
Congress
Eisenhower
Harold E. Stassen
Foreign Operations Administration
Leaders Mourn Over Death Of Celebrated Albert Einstein
Nations leaders diplomats and scientists mourn the death of Albert Einstein at age years dying yesterday from a ruptured aorta and arteriosclerosis. His brain and organs were left to medical research and a memorial service is planned in New York Carnegie Hall with a Princeton University ceremony at Whig Hall.
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Albert Einstein
Princeton
N. St
Einstein
New York
Carnegie Hall
Hillel Foundation
Princeton University
India
Bandung
Indonesia
Nehru
Moscow
Tass
Weather forecast warns of scattered tornadoes and wind damage
The weather bureau predicts scattered tornadoes and damaging winds this afternoon and evening across northeastern Kansas, southeastern Nebraska, and adjoining corners of Iowa and Missouri. The greatest risk lies along a line from Great Bend Kansas to Greeley Nebraska to Creston Iowa to Freonia Kansas and back to Great Bend.
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Kansas City
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Great Bend
Kas
Greeley
Neb
Creston
Lons
Fredonia
Has
Two Firms Send Vaccine to Private Doctors
New York report shows six manufacturers of the Salk vaccine sending most output to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis for schoolchildren. Only two firms say they are supplying private physicians. The Foundation aims to inoculate nine million first and second graders with two shots each, plus a booster later from other sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Foundation For
Chi Omega Fountain Ceremony at KU Sunday
Chi Omega will dedicate its fountain at Kansas University in a 2 p.m. Sunday ceremony in the fountain circle at the west end of Jayhawk Drive. Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy will accept the gift from Lambda chapter president Gretchen Guinn. The project cost 11793.88 dollars with major funds from Chi Omega alumnae and the Elizabeth M. Watkins Endowment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega
Kansas University
Jayhawk Drive
K.U
Gretchen Guinn
Delmar
Lambda Chapter
Franklin D. Murphy
C.Y. Thomas
Kansas City
Albert G. Parker
First Presbyterian Church
Andrew W. Berry
Episcopal
Elkins Studio
New York City
Constant Construction Co
Lawrence
Chi Omega Alumnae
Elizabeth M. Watkins
The
Endowment Association
First Polio Shots In County To Be Started Monday
Douglas County to begin Salk polio inoculations for all first and second grade pupils as early as Monday if vaccine shipments arrive on time. About 1,200 of 1,500 eligible pupils have permission slips signed. The shots are provided free by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis from March of Dimes funds as part of a nationwide nine million child vaccination effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Lilly &Co
Indianapolis
Foundation
Indiana
Firny
Pitman-Moore Co
Douglas County
C. A. McIntyre
McIntyre
Lone Star
Lawrence
Lecompton
Baldwins
Eudora
National Foundation For
March of Dimes
State Ships Vaccine to Kansas Counties
A Kansas Health Board shipment supplied vanti pollo vaccine to 101 counties. Dr. Philip Beaty said it covers 90 percent of first and second grade pupils, with Sedgwick Wyandotte Johnson and Shawnee buying direct. Fourth graders in some areas who had inactive shots last year will be inoculated. Private shipments remain uncertain at Lawrence and nationwide.
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Topekab
Kansas
State Board of Health
Philip Beaty
Sedgwick
Wyandotte
Johnson
Shawnee
Lawrence
National Foundation
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Trian State
VY. M. Molotov
Vas
Raabb
Beoul
Red China
Trinity
Tered
Cutter Laboratories
San Francisco
Parke-Davis
Detroit
Polio Foundation
Sharp & Dohme
Philadelphia
Wyeth Laboratories, Inc
Wyeth
Maryland
Delaware
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