Reds Halt Talk Push Amid Missing Guarantees
Reds remained silent on new guarantees for neutrality at the armistice talks site as Allied negotiators returned to Korea awaiting communist pledges. Peiping broadcasts claimed a letter carried by an American would be observed while Ridgway held firm on further replies. Delegates in Korea returned to a five mile radius near the talks after reassurances were sought.
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Tokyo
Red Radiog
United Nations
Korea
Farang
Peiping
Pyongyang
Matthew Nese
Red
Ridgway
Joy
Weather Notes Point To Ongoing Rain Across Regions
The report indicates continued rain likely in the northwest and southeast, with rising moisture across the area. Forecasters note higher chances of precipitation in the coming hours, while eastern sectors see cooler conditions and light winds.
Topeka Woman Reporter Dies in Accident After Day
Topeka Woman editor of the Mother State Journal city editor perishes in an accident reported to have occurred 24 hours earlier. She is identified as the wife of the late LL Klene, former managing editor of the Topeka State Journal and former Shawnee County sheriff.
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Topeka Wemanm
Mother State Journal
LL. Klene
The
Topeka State Journal
Shawnee County
Sher
McMahon urges more truth into Soviet broadcasts
Senator McMahon calls for intensified U S effort to counter Moscow radio propaganda after the Kremlin aired a Congress friendship resolution and Truman's letter. He praises cracking the iron curtain but cautions limited hope for Soviet cooperation while urging exchanges of lawmakers to improve understanding.
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Washington
McMahon
D.-Conn
U. S
Moscow
Congress
Truman
United States
Kremlin
Free World
Russia
Mahon
Representative Ribicoff
House
Truman seeks 21 800 000 flood control fund
President Truman urged the Senate to approve a special 21.8 million dollar flood control appropriation for the Midwest and to overturn House cuts of regular flood control funding by 20 percent. He named dams and projects in Kansas Oklahoma Illinois and Arkansas river levee work and bank stabilization as priorities.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
Midwest
House
McKellar
D.-Tenn
Senate Appropriations Committee
Turtle Creek
Toronto
Kansas
Oologah
Oklahoma
Hutchinson
Wichita
Arkansas River
Mississippi River
Wood River
East Cape Girardeau
Ill
Congress
Missouri Valley Authority
Ini
Missouri
Ilinois
Kansay River
Trute Ee
Grim attitude at U A debate on 56 million military bill
Washington delegates fear prolonged conflict as Mahon warns against complacency and outlines the risk of a decade long all-out war with Russia. He urges budget boosts for air power and navy aviation, plus larger forces if conditions do not improve. Korean War costs projected near five billion dollars in the first year.
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Washington
House
United States
Mahon
D.-Tex
Russia
Dofen Department
Navy
Road closure announced for Clinton Lane Star road
County Engineer Joe Rice said a section of the Clinton Lane Star road in Doug last county will close to all traffic starting this Saturday evening. Workmen will oil the trafficway from just south of the Dutton bridge on Highway 59 for about four miles, with the operation taking five to six days and no traffic allowed during that period.
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Joe Rice
Douglast County
Dutton Bridge
Highway 59
Banning’s Corner
Rice
Eight Salina Policemen Hand-in Resignations
Eight Salina policemen resigned last night without explanation citing the chief s attitude and abusive handling of prisoners since he took over months ago. The chief promised to look further into the matter before issuing a statement. City officials were not immediately available for comment.
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Salina
Kan
Af Police
Henry Salmnans
Henry Salmans
Salman
McCarthy Expulsion Bid Referred To Senate Panel
Senate moves to send Benton McCarthy expulsion report to the privileges and elections subcommittee as lawmakers weigh a despicable campaign charge. Wherry and Jenner oppose. several Republicans and Democrats vote to forward the matter for Senate action.
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Washington
Benton
D.-Conn
McCarthy
R.wis
Senate
Maryland
Campagn
Senate Rules Committee
John Marshall Butler
Jenner
Hendrickson
N.J
Margaret Chase
Smith
Hayden
Ariz
Gillette
Iowa
Benton Green
Clements
Monroney
Okla
Hennings
Lodge
R-Mass
West Point Coach Admits Recruiting High School Stars
West Point coach Earl H. Blaik said the academy yearly recruits a percentage of its football team from high schools. He denied high pressure recruiting, noting many cadets contact the school themselves. Of 24 offered opportunities this spring, seven passed entrance exams and five entered in July.
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West Point
N. Y
Earl H. Blaik
Blaik
Duncan MacDonald
Flint, Mich
U. S. Korea War Casualties Reach 80,430
Washington reports total U S battle casualties in Korea at 80 430, a weekly rise of 351 the smallest since the first weekly summary last August. The Defense Department breakdown lists killed in action, missing, and wounded with service by Army Navy Air Force and Marine Corps.
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Washington
U. S
Korea
Defense Department
Week Inc
New Tote
Heiss
Navy
Bok Lg
Air Force
Marine Corps
High School Football Star Denies Army Recruiting Claims
18 year old Duncan MacDonald of Flint Northern refutes a Chicago Tribune report alleging he spoke of heavy recruiting for West Point. He called the interview a misrepresentation of facts and declined further comment. The Tribune cited an expense paid West Point vacation for him and 22 other top high school players.
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Flint
Mich
Army
Duncan
MacDonald
Chicago Tribune
the Tribune
Kansas flood repair meetings to aid rehousing efforts
Lawrence hosts a flood recovery session part of a Kansaswide series led by the Flood Emergency Federal Housing Committee. Federal officials and lenders will discuss rapid, permanent housing for flood victims, including FHA insured loans, loan guarantees, and removal of credit restrictions for repairs.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City
Topeka
Manhattan
Junction City
Marion
Emporia
Chanute
Ottawa
Federal Housing Committee
Jonas W. Graber
Housing and Home Finance Agency
F.H.A
Veterans Administration
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Graber
Federal
National Mortgage Association
Truman Adds 3.5 Million for Kansas Flood Relief
President Truman allocated 3.5 million dollars from a 25 million dollar appropriation approved by congress to the housing and home finance agency. The funds will aid emergency housing for homeless people and other relief in flood-stricken Kansas and Midwest areas.
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Washington
Truman
Kansas
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Congress
Midwest
White House
Cooperative plan to air Kansas football games
A unified plan by Kansas athletics and the K U radio division will broadcast all 10 1951 football games on a share the cost basis. KYV will provide full service with Falkenstien handling play by play. Each station pays a share of 275 dollars per game based on rates and games aired. Stations may also sell their own sponsors with KU approval.
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University of Kansas
A. C
Lonborg
R. Edwin Browne
K. Y. Radio Division
Browne
University of Kansasports
K. U. Radio Division
Kansas
Kansas Association of Radio Broadcasters
Wichita
KYV
Lawrence
Conberg
Falkenstien
Max Falkenstien
WREN
Topeka
E. U
K. U
East Berlin youth festival bogged by food shortages
East Berlin's world youth festival draws about half a million blue shirted communists but hostels report many arrive hungry for meals. The Telegraf says the Soviet sector has punished organizers for faulty arrangements and one leader was jailed for poor rations and medical setup.
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Associated Press
Berlin
East Berlin
West Berlin
Telegraf
Lawrence Horse Show Plans Announced for August Event
Jaycees with Hilltop Riding Club announce the seventh annual Lawrence show to run August 23 and 26 at Haskell Institute. Judge Hugh Dempsey of Bartlesville will judge most events. stock horse classes judged by Merle Paul of Ottawa Kansas. Officials include ringmaster Ralph Achning and Myron Dicker show committee president Clyde Husted, G. H. Moore, Elmer Schiller secretary Mrs. T. M. Daniel, grounds superintendent T. M. Daniel. The Heart of America Walking Horse association official show with Kansas Saddle Horse association circuit member status. Tickets sold. programs detail two days of walking horse, stock horse, and gaited events with prize trophies and awards.
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Lawrence
Ralph Achning
Myron Dicker
Hilltop Riding Club
Clyde Husted
G. H. Moore
Elmer Schiller
T. M. Daniel
Kansas Saddle Horse Association
Heart of America Walking Horse Association
Kansas
Telephone rate increase approved for Junction City line
Topeka August 3 report: The Kansas Corporation Commission authorized the Junction City Telephone Company to raise rates by 38538 dollars on a temporary basis until a dial system is installed. The company had sought 50958 dollars annually, citing higher costs from Fort Seigan and related inflation.
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Topeka
Kan- Sas. Corporation Commission
Junction City Telec Company
Fort Siegan
City Clean Up Plan Outlined for North Lawrence
Lawrence city commission outlined steps to begin north side flood cleanup, detailing curbside pickup of debris and limited private-property work. The plan aims to maximize public benefit while clarifying access, funding, and legal releases, with about $33,000 from federal aid to be spent for the public good.
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Jefferson County
Army Engineers
Lawrence
Lawrence Disasters, Inc
Disaster Corporation
North Side
North Lawrence
James Wigglesworth
Ate Ae
Esworth
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