Khrushchev Rejects Eisenhower Disarmament Talks Proposal
Khrushchev declines Eisenhower's invitation to begin East-West arms control negotiations. The letter, made public, heightens Western doubts Moscow will enter negotiations unless it dictates terms. Washington, London, and Paris press for joint Moscow talks on Summit conference plans. Hagerty notes the reply added no new points.
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France
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Group Divides On Remedy Despite Split On Action
Washington The Tariff Commission unified that lead and zinc imports injure U S industries. It split on remedy, leaving final decision to President Eisenhower. Commission rules say decisions are final only if unanimous against higher duties. Republican members Broussard Talbot and Schreiver urged higher tariffs.
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Washington
Tariff Commission
United States
Eisenhower
Edgar Broussand
Joseph Talbot
Walter Schreiver
Heikkila Returns to United States From Finland
William Heikkila a 52 year old Finnish born draftsman deported from San Francisco as a once Communist last weekend left Helsinki with three cousins to fly home to the United States. He wore a borrowed overcoat and carried only flowers and a box of chocolates. Immigration Commissioner Joseph M Swing ordered his return after a federal judge set a hearing to decide if the deportation was illegal. Heikkila had given away money from sympathizers in Finland to buy toys for his children and wore an overcoat from the American ambassador. He was brought to the United States at 2 1/2 months old but never naturalized.
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William Heikkila
United States
San Francisco
Heikkila
U. S
Joseph M. Swing
Rep Wint Smith Opposes Taxing Over Twenty Five Percent
Rep Wint Smith of Kansas argues no more than 25 percent of any individual's income should be taxed. He warns this cap would curb federal appropriations and suggests Congress could not exceed tax receipts. He notes momentum toward tax repeal or limitation and states Congress could take 100 percent if desired.
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Wint Smith
Washington
R-Kas
Congress
Smith
Democratic tariff experts urge restoring 1930 rate, oppose quotas
Democratic commissioners Glenn W. Sutton J Weldon Jones and William E Dowling recommend reimposing the rates from the 1930 tariff act and oppose any quota restrictions on imports.
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Glenn W. Sutton
J. Weldon Jones
William E. Dowling
FBI Enters Case Of Attacked Tor
A six year old girl was lured into a car and raped while walking home from kindergarten. The child was transported across the state line to an abandoned Kansas City quarry where the assault occurred. The FBI joined local police as investigators pursue leads.
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FBI
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Myrtle
Wyandotte Coty
Swope Park
House Okays Special Bill Providing Aid to Schools
Washington The House passed a special school aid bill after rejecting an amendment to cut federal aid to segregated districts. The act continues a three year program funding construction and operation of schools facing crowding due to federal workers influx, benefiting about 3,300 districts at an estimated 211 million dollars next year.
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House
Senate
A. Pvt
New Manager Named at Kansas Public Service Co
C R Monk announces Guffin as merchandising manager for Kansas Public Service Co replacing Kenneth Martin who leaves for the Army. Guffin, from Lawrence, is married to Jean Hyde of Redding. They have son Robert 15 a ninth grader at Lawrence Junior High. Home at 2136 Leatn ard Ave.
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Guffin
Kansas Public Service Co
Kenneth Martin
Lawrence
Jean Hyde
Redding
Robert
Lawrence Junior High School
Leatnard Ave
Gypsy Queen Dies in North Italian Town
Mimi Rossetto the regent Gypsy queen of central Europe and the Near East died today in her tent surrounded by tribal elders in Lendinara Italy. The 56 year old leader had followers who insisted she be removed from exile in a hospital setting in the north Italian town Monday night.
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Lendinara
Italy
Mimi Rossetto
Europe
Near East
Windsor Castle Queen Queen Elizabeth sidelined by cold
A heavy cold at Windsor Castle forced Queen Elizabeth II to bed on doctors orders. A palace spokesman said the illness was pronounced and she was resting. The Queen marked her 32nd birthday on Monday despite the setback.
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England
Windsor Castle
Elizabeth
Baker Relays Set for Saturday Meets at Baldwin
Local colleges prepare for the Baker Relays this Saturday with a field of about seven schools. Officials expect strong competition across events as teams vie for early season marks and team honors.
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Baldwin
French Colonials Downshift as Overseas Territories Stand
The article notes France no longer regards urban colonial troops as colonials, since overseas territories are official possessions rather than colonies. It explains that although troops from these territories served as colonials, the shift reframes their status within France’s overseas possessions.
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