Dulles Seeks Clarity on Chinese Sincerity in Peace Talks
Secretary of State Dulles stated the United States will assess whether the Chinese Communists truly seek a peaceful Formosa settlement or are merely using propaganda. He suggested possible direct talks with Peiping if Nationalist interests are not at stake, and favored UN sponsorship for any cease-fire discussions.
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Indochina
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Formosa) Strait
Chou En-lai
Red China
Windy Dust Storms Forecast Across Kansas State
A weather forecast predicts strong southerly winds blowing dust across western Kansas with showers and thunderstorms in eastern and central areas through Wednesday. Highs range from the 60s in the west to the 80s in the southeast, with overnight lows mostly in the 50s. Gar ret t, Kansas weather chief, notes temperatures will be above normal over the five day span and precipitation near or below normal in various regions.
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Kansas
Richard Garrett
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Mdle
Garden City
Emporia
Goodland
Wichita
Dulles Opposes Bricker Treaty Plan Again
Secretary of State Dulles reiterates opposition to the Bricker Amendment limiting treaty making. He notes no change since last year and cites altered form but substantially same content. Kefauver calls White House delay cringing before Republicans. Morton and Martin discuss coordination and lack of undercutting Dulles.
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Knowland predicts fast okay for atomic ship plans
Sen. Knowland reports President Eisenhower seeks swift congressional approval for an atomic powered merchant ship. The plan aims to tour ports to showcase atomic research and peacetime uses. Talks with Chou En-lai not detailed. Knowland opposes talks excluding Nationalists. Eisenhower targets prompt action on a 101 million dollar highway program.
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Parsons boy dies in auto antifreeze blast
A 12 year old Parsons boy Michael Roy Kuffler died from burns after a can of automobile antifreeze exploded in the yard at his home. He, with companions, poured fluid on the ground and lit it before the can ruptured. He is survived by his parents two brothers and a sister.
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Murphy to Talk at Truman Fete in Independence
The event features Dr Elmer Ellis and Dr Franklin Murphy from Missouri and Kansas universities. Groundbreaking for the Harry Truman Library in Slover Park marks the $1,750,000 project to house Truman administration papers. The 3:30 p m ceremony precedes a Kansas City birthday dinner honoring Truman.
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Four Dead After Navy Station Blast in Newport
A blast at the Navy underwater ordnance station in Newport Rhode Island left four dead one missing and five injured. The dynamometer room testing torpedo propulsion parts was wrecked and the explosion heard nine miles away. Names were withheld pending next of kin notification with victims including Quentin Murphy Michael Edwards and Martin Dugan.
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Joseph H. Wellings
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Martin Dugan
Portsmouth
Bandung Group Sets Economic Aid Agenda At Conference
Delegates from 29 nations at the Bandung meeting largely avoided warfare topics and instead advanced economic goals. They agreed to establish technical aid exchanges, a UN development fund, price stabilization, and regional banks while promoting mutual economic interests and peaceful nuclear energy development.
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Atomic Energy Agency
Doomed Desert City Awaits Nuclear Blast In Schedule Shuffle
A model desert city named Survival City faces a 24 hour reprieve before a 500 foot height nuclear test tower shot near Yucca Flat. Officials monitor wind and cloud cover while thousands of military and civilian personnel prepare for the blast at Camp Desert Rock and surrounding trenches.
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Seven KU students hurt when car crashes into bridge rail
Seven Kansas University students were injured, three seriously, when their car skidded into a steel bridge abutment near Lone Star Lake. Driver Beldon Mills, 20, Lexington NC, suffered compound fractures. six passengers, including Richard Lee, 18, Mission, and Karl Mechlenberg, 20, Prairie Village, sustained various injuries. The crash occurred Monday night as the Alpha Kappa Lambda group returned from the lake. Mills remained pinned for about 30 minutes before rescue. The car was a total loss.
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Journal-World
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Kas
Don Williams
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First day polio vaccine drive inoculates 435 in Douglas County
The first day of mass Salk polio vaccinations in Douglas County saw 435 first and second grade pupils in Lawrence inoculated with no serious reactions. A total of 544 more were scheduled for today as inoculations continued across Hillcrest and New York, Pinckney, Woodlawn, and Lecompton sites, with teams led byDr. Byron Walters and nurses Bernice Schumacher and Ann Giebler.
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Baldwin
UN agency ordered to reinstate three Americans
In Geneva a three member ILO tribunal ruled UNESCO abused staff rights by revising contracts for three Americans David Leff Peter Duberg and Anette Wilcox who refused to appear before a U S royalty board and were ordered reinstateable. The decision noted loyalty to a state differs from integrity under UNESCO rules and the trio welcomed the verdict while a chance for reinstatement remained. In Topeka Eugene Foster 51 was charged with first degree murder over his wife's death during a drinking argument.
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Anette Wilcox
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Eugene M. Foster
Wheat in storage in Kansas exceeds prior year by 50 million
Government reports indicate Kansas wheat in storage is about 50 million bushels higher than a year ago. Federal and state agriculture departments estimate total wheat stored on farms and in commercial facilities as of April 1 at roughly 296.8 million bushels.
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Weather report fragment states cloudy windy conditions and dust
The notice describes partially cloudy to cloudy skies with strong winds and blowing dust in central areas. Scattered showers are possible over eastern regions with shifting winds, and a cooler, unsettled pattern is noted into Wednesday with variable temperatures and directions. More readable details are limited due to OCR quality.
Solution Seen for Atomic Problem
In Las Vegas Nevada Dr E B Doll described a method to wake rabbits for an atomic test In experiments rabbits faced the shot tower but would be asleep at detonation Alarm clocks in the pens were set to ring just before the explosion to rouse them
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Nevada
Kansas Traffic Deaths Reported in Topeka
A Kansas entry lists traffic fatalities in Topeka during the last 24 hours in 1995, detailing the count and noting the period covered by the state accident records section. The brief notes the date span and references exact figures for the period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Shopping Center Plans to be Presented to City Commissioners
Lawrence officials will hear Richard M Raney and son Dick Raney present plans for a shopping center in the 1000 block of Iowa Street at the northwest corner of Ith and Iowa. They seek to rezone from Class A to Class D to allow a drug store state headquarters a doctors and dentists offices a supermarket and a 350-car parking lot with buildings set back from Iowa Street.
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Kansas City
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