Gromyko Blasts U S Arctic Inspection Proposal
Moscow reports Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko dismissed Eisenhower’s Arctic inspection plan as publicity and said the United States seeks intelligence data on the Soviet Union. At the UN, Arkady Sobolev backed a summit over safeguards and warned against military inspections near Soviet borders.
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Richard Skelton's Son Reported Kept From School
Family spokesman says Richard Skelton Jr. currently does not attend school and is educated at home. He reportedly visits UCLA Medical Center once a week for checkups amid ongoing privacy.
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Red Skelton
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Kernia
Ucla Medical Center
Kansan reporter questions South Africa bad press over apartheid
DOLPH C. SIMON JR, Johannesburg Star, writes for Die Vaderland on why U S newspapers criticize South Africa’s apartheid policy. He notes color line biases, housing moves, lack of open press conferences, and claims of biblical endorsement of government policy, contrasting with American ideals of equality. He cautions outsiders misjudge distant situations.
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Johannesburg Star
Johannesburg
South Africa
Die Vaderland
U.S
U. S
America
Tension Over Sales Tax Move To Governor Docking
Kansas Legislature pushes a 2 percent sales tax bill to Democratic Gov. George Docking for a veto. In a 71-44 House vote, three Democrats backed the measure, while seven Republicans opposed it. With 83 Republicans in the House, a veto override would need at least two Democratic votes plus broad GOP support. The outcome hinges on the veto and potential party defections as the chamber awaits final action and related tax measures.
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Docking
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Osborne
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Donald
Whitewater
U S Readiness For Counterattack Highlighted By Twining
General Twining signaled quick U S response within 30 minutes of attack as the Defense reorganization debate sparks Congressional critique. House Armed Services members pressed Eisenhower plans for unified commands amid space age needs, rear details remain under scrutiny behind closed doors.
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Army
Senate approves pay hike for most armed forces personnel
The Senate passed a bill to raise pay for most officers and enlisted personnel in the armed services. First year costs are estimated at 576 million dollars. The measure returns to the House, which previously approved a larger 38 million dollar boost, and may see revisions.
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Nasser Flies to Moscow for 18 Day Talks
President Nasser arrived in Moscow for an 18 day visit aimed at binding the United Arab Republic with the Soviet Union. Kremlin hopes center on cementing closer ties amid regional tensions and shifts in alliance.
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Nasser
Kremlin
Cardinal Stritch Reported In Excellent Condition Today
In Rome Cardinal Stritch underwent an arm amputation and was described as in excellent condition. Private physician Prof Riccardo Galear di-Lis, who assisted the Pope Pius VI, visited early to report the operation and noted the cardinal’s fingers still feel sensations.
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KU Graduates Face Tough Job Hunt With More Selective Hiring
National reports show steady demand for new graduates but with emphasis on top qualified seniors. KU Engineering leads recruiter visits yet firms seek specific fits, offering fewer dozen offers per student and encouraging active self-presentation to land June jobs. Salary gains have leveled to a modest rise of three to five percent.
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Dean McNown
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Hopefens
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Arn Out of Running for Kansas Federal Judge Seat
Washington dispatch says former Gov. Edward F. Arn of Wichita is no longer under consideration for the Kansas federal district court post created by Judge Arthur J. Mellett’s death. The Justice Department reportedly favors a candidate with broader political support to keep the nomination smooth through a Democratic Senate.
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Washington News Dispatch
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Kansas
Washington
Kansas City Star
Wichita
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Dispatch
Arthur J. Stanley
Kas
George Templar
Arkansas City
Lloyd Ruppenthal
McPherson
Howard Kline
John Anderson
William Farmer
U. S
Paul Kitch
Disputed Relief Measure Cleared for House Move
Washington A disputed relief bill was cleared for House action by a split Rules Committee vote. The bill faces virtually unlimited amendments on the floor as Republicans may seek to substitute President Eisenhower's rival program. Leaders aim to schedule a Tuesday debate if the bill is placed on the House calendar today.
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House
Rules Committee
Eisenhower
Howard W. Smith
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Johnson Urges Speedy Public Works or Tax Cut
Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson said public works must be speeded up now or the recession requires a tax cut. He warned the Eisenhower administration is not moving quickly enough and urged Congress to decide soon on a tax plan if public works cannot be enacted efficiently.
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Texas
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California
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Teenage crime in Britain alarms Parliament
Lord Mancroft told Parliament that Britain's teenage crime wave could become unmanageable within a few years unless action stops the influx of disruptive youths into prisons and reformatories. The government spokesman warned the situation may worsen if not checked.
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Britain
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Residents urged to use May for fire prevention
Fire Chief John Miller urges Lawrence residents to dedicate May to fire safety as the start of the critical period. He notes dry spells raise danger and stresses regular home inspections, with KU campus checks by state and local fire crews. Officials warn to clear debris, check wiring, and keep exits open while offering inspections anytime.
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Lawrence
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Miler
State Fire Marshal’s Department
Kangas University
Light Frost Likely Tonight in Area
Local gardeners urged to cover tomato plants as light frost is likely in low lying areas in the early morning hours. The Weather Bureau said a warming trend should begin later Wednesday after a record April 29 low. Downtown fell to 35 degrees, the coldest since mid January, with highs near 70 and lows around 50 expected in coming days.
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Odo
Lawrence
Stock Market Index Downtick for New York Closing
The New York closing average of 60 stocks fell to 165.8, down 0.8 points as trading ended. Major movers included declines in several blue-chip names while market breadth narrowed and investors awaited guidance from key economic indicators.
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Weather Tonight Then Warmer in Northeast Kansas
Partly cloudy through Wednesday with continued cold tonight and frost or near freezing temperatures. Warmth returns Wednesday with highs in the sixties.
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