Eisenhower Urges Soviet Join Arctic Aerial Inspection Plan
President Eisenhower called on Premier Khrushchev to join Western allies in an Arctic area aerial inspection program aimed at preventing a massive surprise attack. He also urged reconsideration of the April 8 proposal for a study of nuclear test ban controls by technical experts amid Soviet rejection.
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KU Baseball Team Suffers Hefty Theft After Doubleheader
Kansas University baseball team won two of three from Oklahoma State in a weekend series but suffered a major theft at Memorial Stadium. Thieves entered the West Wing dressing room after a Saturday doubleheader, stealing watches, $112 in cash, and a wedding ring valued around $680. Ring owner is Barry Robertson. location kept secure but accessed by someone aware of the arrangement. Police indicate the break occurred around 2 p.m. as Larry Miller pitched in a 1-0 two-hitter against OSU.
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Air Force unveils new moon rocket amid research drive
Denver report says the Air Force designed a small, inexpensive rocket capable of reaching the moon to augment lunar probes. Dr. Morton Alperin notes it follows Project Farside tests and aims to expand space research with broader authorization. A Thor Vanguard test at Cape Canaveral attempted a nose cone recovery to study heat protection, but telemetry failed and the cone was not recovered.
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Britain Announces Nuclear Test Prep in Pacific
Bulletin reports Britain testing a nuclear device over the central Pacific. The announcement mentions Christmas Island as the testing area where preparations for hydrogen bomb tests have been made.
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Eisenhower teased to campaign for GOP in fall battles
President Eisenhower may campaign in the fall for Senate and House Republicans who back his program less than fully. GOP leaders Schoeppel and Simpson aim to use spaced visits to doubtful districts, while campaign strategists seek to maximize impact without requiring full administration backing.
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Legislanders Split on Tax Plans in Special Session
Douglas County's two Kansas House members split on Gov. Docking's tax package. Rep. Richard Allen backed all proposed measures, while Rep. Odd Williams, ill during voting, would oppose income tax hikes and favor a sales tax increase though he found the inheritance tax acceptable as amended. The governor warned of a veto on any sales tax raise. Williams urged compromise to pass a half-cent sales tax. Astate need grows to 17 to 20 million, tied to potential Water Hall funding and state expenditures. Attorney General Amoserson said a flaw in the right to work question may delay November voting, requiring a new resolution in a special session.
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Topeka
Nixon In Uruguay Today
Nixon arrives in Montevideo for an eight nation 18 day goodwill tour aboard a U.S. Air Force plane. The two day Uruguay visit targets regional outreach as Washington seeks support in the western hemisphere amid Cold War tensions.
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Huge Demand Seen city to Get Report For Farm Work Here
The Lawrence area faces strong temporary farm labor demand for early summer with figures possibly exceeding last year. Kansas State Employment Service reports 50 hay hands hired in May and about 190 in June last year, plus many permanent jobs locally and statewide. City commission to receive a report on public funds deposits across local banks, showing distributions by bank and total deposits since 1957, with notes on net worth and service considerations.
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Unemployment Near 6 Million Predicted by AFL-CIO Leader
AFL-CIO president George Meany told reporters after a closed General Board meeting that unemployment could near six million in June unless luck intervenes. March's government count stood at 5.2 million, with the board blaming limited action under the 1946 employment act for a persistent recession and low mood. The Senate House Economic subcommittee heard mainly grim outlooks, with Chase Manhattan's William F. Butler predicting a bottoming trend and MIT economist Paul Samuelson warning the downturn is worse than any postwar period and not near an end. The panel continues three days of fiscal policy hearings.
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Vanguard Shot Planned This Week At Cape Canaveral
Indications at the missile test center point to another Navy Vanguard launch this week. The 72 foot three stage rocket, at the site over a week, has a 2141 pound sphere payload about 20 inches in diameter, roughly basketball size, ready to enter orbit.
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Costs Estimated On Improvement For Connecticut
Connecticut Street widening and resurfacing to improve north south traffic in the city would cost about 58 000 dollars. A Traffic Commission meeting next week at 1 pm May 7 at the Police Station invites public comment on plans. Three options include removing west side parking, widening Connecticut, or creating a second north south route with a one way system.
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Knowland Concedes Loss on Pension Welfare Bill
Senate Republican leader Knowland said he expects Senate action on a pension welfare fund bill but anticipates no amendments will be accepted. He conceded defeat in expanding the measure amid news conferences signaling limited chances for changes.
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Weather turns cooler with fair skies in northeast Kansas
The area remains fair this period with cooler nights and growing northerly winds. Temperatures will run about 8 to 10 degrees below normal through Saturday, with highs near 60 to 70 and lows around 45, and precipitation forecast from .50 inch in the west to an inch or more in the southeast, mainly as showers later in the week. Record highs and lows for this date are noted, and Raney Hillcrest Drug is advertised.
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