Niky Mao Meet A Real Threat
Joseph Alsop analyzes Khrushchev and Mao Tse-Tung's meeting, noting threatening language and possible military talks. He argues the discussion signals a shift in Western security posture, with defense ministers present and questions about Quemoy and Matsub also on the agenda amid a weakened U.S. Pacific position.
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Joseph Alsop
Washington
Nikita Khruschev
Mao Tse-Tung
Free World
Churchill
Peng Woi-huai
Rodion Matinovsky
Peking
Quemmy
Matsus
Gabors Spark Cafes Nights with Italian Romances
At Sardi's and El Moroco Eva Gabor and Ben Gazzara share meals while Magda Gabor and Tony Gallucci discuss films and a prince linked to Zsa Zsa. Eva jokes about The Big Payoff and mink giveaways as Magda notes Hungarians’ view of Peter Pan and Gloria Vanderbilt.
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Rome
Italy
Hungary
Gabors
Sardi's
Stark
el Morocco
Eva Gabor
Ben Gazzara
Magda Gabor
Tony Gallucci
Zsa Zsa
Dolink
Eva
Gabor
Magda
Crazzara
Quallucci
Lucky Luciano
Dollink
Gloria Vanderbilt
Gazzara
Gallucci
America
Spa
Washington Beirut and Iraq policy puzzling to locals
From Lawrence Kansas readers reflect on U.S. actions in the Middle East. Marines in Beirut, Iraq’s revolution, and recognized regimes stir confusion and criticism of foreign policy. The letter notes tensions with Russia and Red China while questioning Washington’s tactics and aims.
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Lawrence
Kas
Washington
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Iraq
Middle ‘East
State Department
Beirut
Middle East
Culbert and Sullivan
Sam
United States
Russia
U.S
Great Britain
Uncle Sam
Blondy Outfit
Sticks
P.S
Waters share debate: boats and fishermen seek regulation
Editorial discusses rising tension between boaters and fishermen across states. It argues for balanced state licensing and clear safety rules to prevent conflicts while preserving access to public waters. The piece cites Kansas and lists states pursuing boat laws.
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Kansas
Iules
Diana
Minnesota
New York
Wisconsin
Maryland
North Dakota
Oregon
Connecticut
Idaho
OUI
Bee-boppers tour nets big cash for promoters in town
Fans flocked to a one night show at a ballpark where the Bee-boppers and other acts drew crowds. Promoters reported guarantees around 25 000 to houses and five percent of gross after expenses. Some sponsors added 25 000 for charity drives. The event sold out nine hours after tickets went on sale in a major city venue.
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Lawrence Welk
Voice
Makoto
Sticks
Kansas Aneapolis
Milwaukee
Nudist Convention Sparks Sly Observations On Noticeable Bodies
A columnist covers the 27th annual American Sun Bathers Association camp in Indiana. A female reporter notes a key problem is being noticed in nudist settings, while the piece mocks bids to crown a king and queen, arguing attention remains pervasive even with clothes off.
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American Sun Bathers Association
Indiana
Letters boost for Clinton dam debate in Lawrence
An editor's column is criticized for Clinton dam proposals while praising a summer resort vision. The writer mocks optimism about backwater hydropower and industry gains, urges balance in Lawrence's economy, and notes the town's summer downturn as students depart.
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Clinton Reservoir
Lawrence
U S Mideast Plan Faces Test in United Nations
The United States weighs a broad Mideast program as a UN General Assembly showdown looms. Officials say the plan would address Arab nationalism, economic development, and the large Arab refugee issue, amid a shifting summit prospects with the Soviet Union.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington AT
Lisenhower
United
Cieneral Assembly
United States
Soviet Union
New York
Assembly
Dulles and U N summit plan shift in Middle East
The article traces a change in U S policy on the Middle East as press questions about refugees and indirect aggression press the administration. After a Washington Post editorial accusing Dulles of a narrow, rut like approach, officials signaled Ike would push concrete peace proposals at a U N summit, with informants indicating a new, more active line.
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Formosa
Dulles
Quemoy
Offfshore Islands
Fukien Province
China
Pacific
Mideast
State Department
Washington Post
Courney
Near East
Actim
Eisenhower
U.N
Middle East
Old Home Town Highlights From 1948
Weather bureau notes July as wettest on record with 1.17 inches. KU summer term ends as All University scholarship average rises to 1.48. Ike’s grandson shown in front page photo. Local social scenes include dinners and visits at university and Broadview Inn. Trapshooting champion Conrad McGrew wins Kansas state Class D singles. Plans discussed to create 18 hole Hillview Golf Course.
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Weather Bureau
George Baxter Smith
Mar
Ike
Dwight D. Eisenhower I
John Kilworth
Maude
May Landis
Maude Landis
University Hospital
Nashville, Tenn
Hugh Means
Broadview Inn
L. N. Lewis
Earnest Bayles
Spencer
Hugh
Lewis
Conrad McGrew
Lawrence
Kansas
Topeka
Earl Whittaker
Hillview
Today’s Bible Verse: No man can serve two masters
A brief Bible verse note citing Matthew that no one can serve God and wealth at once. The message emphasizes exclusive devotion to spiritual duties over material pursuits.
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God
Matthew
Office Vacation Bragging Triggers 6 Week Losses
Hal Boyle reports a New York office suffers six weeks of lost time as employees back from vacation nonstop talk about trips. Proposal: each worker gains a free extra week and fills a vacation card to curb chatter. Such a system could save billions and raise morale.
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Jim Jakes
West
Grand Canyon
Jim
Baron Holmes
Jukes
America
U.S
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