Nikita-Mao Talks Still in Hazy Stage
Soviet Premier Khrushchev and Mao Tze-tung returned from Peiping unity talks to press for an immediate summit with the West while avoiding a seat for Red China at the top table. They pledged solidarity on the Middle East crisis and backed Arab independence movements, signaling ongoing tensions with U.S. and Britain over Lebanon and Jordan.
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Jordan
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Republic of Iraq
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Africa
Latin America
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de Gaulle
United Nations
Harold Macmillan
Iraq
State Department
G. Frederick Reinhardt
Dulles
Juscelino Kubitschek
Brazil
Torture Likely Cause of Burns of Union Chief
Frank Kierdorf 56 a Teamsters business agent in Flint was found burned on a hospital lawn with burns covering about 85 percent of his body. Doctors said he was severely burned and identified by fingerprints hours later. Police considered possible torture or an accident as a cause and Kierdorf invoked the Fifth Amendment in Senate rackets testimony. He and Herman Kierdorf are related to a Detroit labor relations figure under Senate scrutiny.
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George Kamenow
Detroit
Labor Relations
Nathan W. Shefferman
Kamenow
July sets record for Kansas highway deaths
Kansas highway records show July with 65 fatalities, the highest monthly toll, surpassing the previous 60 in 1963. State safety director Claud McCamment notes no month has more major multiple fatality crashes, which totaled 31 deaths in July.
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Claud McCamment
Dulles Visits Rio to Mend Ties and Talks
Secretary of State Dulles flies to Rio de Janeiro to meet President Juscelino Kubitschek and discuss war and peace, Latin American unity, and economic underdevelopment. He carries Eisenhower’s message as talks cover Communist penetration, Soviet diplomacy, and a possible Western Hemisphere summit.
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Peru
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Francisco Negrao de Lima
South America
Brazil
Russia’s Khrushchev Plans Hinge on Summit Attendance
Washington reports rush to prepare Middle East proposals for a United Nations summit as officials await Khrushchev’s word on attending. The Soviet leader, back in Moscow from Peiping, met Mao and sent a terse communique offering no clarity on major decisions.
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United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Forces in Lebanon swell to over fourteen thousand
Beir ut reports show US troops in Lebanon rising to more than 14 000 with 2600 soldiers landed in Beirut on Sunday and 75 tanks and 228 vehicles awaiting unloading. The move comes amid political bickering over Lebanon s representation at a regional summit as rebels press Chamoun to step down.
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Middle East
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Chamoun
Robert Murphy
Eisenhower
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Cairo
Nasser
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Iraq
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Washington
City Weather Sparks Heat Wave Across Kansas
Lawrence and statewide residents faced a scorcher with 90s and downtown readings near 98. Forecasters forecast partly cloudy skies with scattered thundershowers tonight and Tuesday as a cool front stalls, bringing temporary relief. last rain fell midweek and humidity remained high.
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Lawrence voters face 7 AM to 7 PM primary day polls
Polling places across Lawrence open at 7 AM and close at 7 PM for the Tuesday primary. The new city precinct layout shifts where Second Third and Fourth Ward residents vote with maps on Page Two detailing precinct boundaries. County sites list Clinton Township Hall Eudora City Hall Grant White School Kanwaka Kanwaka etc.
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Township Hall
Lawrence Girl Is Object of Search
Law enforcement searches for Carne lyn Sue Brown a Lawrence high school graduate missing from home since shortly before midnight Saturday. Officers say she took clothing and a blue and white overnight case, with brown hair and blue eyes described, and may seek employment as a sales clerk or secretary.
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Poyerredel Daugheter
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Ainel
Washington bill delay follows tense farm talks
In Washington lawmakers clash over a farm bill and postpone action until Wednesday after heated debate on price-slashing provisions and translation disputes. The move delays policy changes affecting farmers and markets.
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Jlawse
Todes
Arabs Realize War May Be in Middle East U S Has Chance to Get Back Arab Friends
AP foreign analyst William L. Ryan argues that U S credibility in the Arab world hangs on the Middle East crisis and oil power. He notes rising nationalism and Arab unity, and warns Moscow could gain influence if Western policy falters. The piece foreshadows a pivotal summit and shifts in postwar alliances.
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U.S
William L. Ryan
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
Final Kansas primary party rounds shape governor race
State Republicans edge toward a key governor contest with Clyde Reed Jr at Parsons as a leading candidate and former Gov. Freel Hall in the mix. Hall and Reed foresee victory while Democrats face limited statewide contests and no U S Senate race this year.
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Tobin Stevens
Wichita
Walter Chery
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Renl
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Sluih
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Henkle
Busy Balloting Day Ahead in Lawrence Voters Reach 12440
Lawrence prepares for Tuesday voting as 12 440 residents are registered by City Clerk Harold Fisher The high turnout in 1954 is noted with only about 4000 voting then Downtick expected due to off year election patterns No Democratic contests and several Republican county races cited counting may extend into Wednesday Precincts reorganized to speed results Main contests feature county attorney and district seats with planning pages 8 and 9 listing candidates
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Lawrence
Yneedd
Wmmeony
Jack Warris
U.S
Journal-World
Queen Mother Elizabeth Observes 4th Birthday Quietly
Queen Mother Elizabeth marks her fourth birthday at the royal family’s country home Tongland 958 Sandringham with low key observance.
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Weather outlook shows showers and warm temperatures
Partly cloudy with widely scattered thunderstorms late tonight and Tuesday. Lows 70 to 75, highs Tuesday around 90. Through Saturday Kansas temperatures near normal, turning cooler Tuesday night and Wednesday. Normal minimum 60s, maximum 90s, rainfall about 0.5 to 1 inch, mainly in the form of showers and thunderstorms. See Gene Doane for insurance needs.
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