Khrushchev Warns West Germany War Risk in Speech
Khrushchev warned East German lawmakers that a German war base could draw the United States into hydrogen rocket conflict. He claimed Western powers seek to move Germany toward aggression, urging disarmament and criticizing nonaligned policy amid elections looming in Sept. 16. The remarks followed East German support for a Soviet proposal to withdraw Russian and Western troops from German soil.
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Berlin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Germany
United States
Khrushchev
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Otto Grotewohl
Kremlin
Red Spy Abel Expected In New York Today
Rudolf Ivanovich Abel, a 55 year old Russian intelligence colonel, is to be moved from Hidalgo County jail in Texas to New York after a federal indictment. Deputy Marshal Jones transported Abel, who used the alias Emil R. Goldfus, from detention to await deportation and a quick return. Abel is linked to a Kremlin spy network in the United States and to co conspirators named Pavlov Svirin and Korotkov, with others reportedly abroad. The case centers on operational espionage tools and attempts to recruit U.S. servicemen for defense related secrets.
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Edinburg
Tex
Gerald Jones
Hidalgo County
Rudolf Ivanovich Abel
George Bennett
New York
Abel
Bennett
Jones
McAllen
Allen B. Hannay
Houston
U. S
Red
United States
Canada
Emil R. Goldfus
Brooklyn
Moscow
Kremlin
Vitali G. Pavlov
Ottawa
Alan Uunn May
Reino Havhanen
West
Hayhanen
Europe
Latham
Emil R. Goklfus
Manhattan
Tocatea
Broklyn Federal Courthouse
Baltimore
Chicago
Long Island
Abe
Russia
A. M. Korotkov
George Zlatovski
Jane
Jack Soble
Mikhail Svirin
Pavlov
Svirin
Korotov
Soviet Union
Graham sermon at Madison Square Garden thrills 16000
Evangelist Billy Graham told 16,000 people at Madison Square Garden that the Christian way is thrilling and exhilarating and offers the only true objective in life. He warned that modern pressures and sleep aids have produced anxiety and a spiritual vacuum, noting 15,000 personal crisis reports annually.
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New York
Billy Graham
Graham
Madison Square Garden
Same Old Tune for Area Weather Forecast
The weatherman repeats a hotter outlook with a three day promise of heat. By Friday highs expected between 94 and 100 degrees, with a low tonight around the mid 60s. This afternoon downtown reached 92 after a 90 degree Wednesday. fringe areas were cooler. See Bill Bodin’s Thirty-Thirteen in classifieds.
House Sidesteps Decision Today On Civil Rights
Washington report says the House paused on a civil rights bill after Senate passage by 72 to 18. The measure, broader and stricter than the House version, was left on the speaker’s desk as leaders seek sentiment and compromise. President Eisenhower may call a special session if a vetoable bill fails to meet his terms. The plan includes possible limits on jury trials in criminal contempt cases and continued talks for a voting rights protection compromise.
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Washington GP
House
Senate
Senate House
Martin
Massachusetts
Eisenhower
Congress
U S Plans New Disarmament Package At UN Talk
Harold E. Stassen told a five power United Nations disarmament conference session that the United States will present the remaining parts of its disarmament package soon. He reiterated the policy to pursue agreement with Russia to curb the arms race.
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London
Harold E. Stassen
U.N
Crippled C-97 Air Transport Heads Toward Land
A Boeing C-97 military air transport carrying 57 passengers and 10 crew limped toward Hilo Hawaii with two engines dead. It diverted from Travis AFB near San Francisco to land safely, with fuel to reach Hilo and hopes of a 11 a.m. Hawaii time arrival. Rescue planes escorted the crippled plane as officials weighed ditching risks and remaining fuel.
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Bon Homme Richard
Pacific Military Air Transport
Tyson
Air Force
Honolulu
Hilo
Hawaiian Bass
Boeing
Navy
Thetis Bay
Taylor
Hope Waning for 88-year-old Pike's Peak climber
Colorado Springs reports dwindling hope for the safety of 88-year-old Mrs Inestine B Roberts missing on Pike's Peak since Monday. Her daughter warned she should not climb alone as dozens of friends, deputies, and Ft Carson troops joined a wide search across the northeast face. Up to 100 searchers and two Civil Air Patrol planes scoured the area as plans for expanded hunts continued.
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Colorado Springs
Pike's Peak
Inestine B. Roberts
Ft. Carson
Earl Sullivan
Murphy Says Tour A Rich Experience
Kansas University Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy says his five week Europe trip was an investment in growth for adults and their teenage daughters Martha and Joyce. The Murphys traveled from Lawrence to New York, London, Freiburg and Vienna visiting Churchill’s home, Hallmark’s Joyce Hall, and Goettingen University while he represented KU and the American Council on Education at Freiburg’s 500th anniversary celebration.
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Franklin D. Murphy
Kansas University
Europe
Martha
Joyce
London
Unite States
S. A. United States
Lawrence
Murphy
Joyce Hall
Hallmark Cards Inc
Sir Winston Churchill
Sir Winston
Sarah
Winston
Dr. Murphy
United States
Great Britain
Mrs. Murphy
Sir William
Lady Haley
London Times
K.U
U.S
Murphys
Frankfort
Germany
Freiburg University
Dio Uses Fists Oaths on Photog in Senate Probe
Labor racketeer Johnny Dio, invoking the Fifth Amendment, refuses to say if he knows Hoffa while Senate investigators link Dio to fictitious local unions created to boost Hoffa’s influence in New York. Dio earlier punched a photographer and was paroled to attend the hearings as a key witness in the rackets inquiry.
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Johnny Dio
Senate
Washington
Dio
Hoffa
John O'Rourke
New York Teamsters District Council
McClellan
D- Ark
United Press
Stanley Tretick
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Robert F Kennedy
Kennedy
Iman
Committee
S.O.B
Senate Committee
Div
County's 1957 Fair Promises to Better Opener
The Douglas County Free fair opens for a three day run at the County 4-H Fairgrounds on East Nineteenth Street with promises of better exhibits and entertainment than last year. President Clyde Thisted says entries exceed last year's total and aren t due until Monday.
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Douglas County
East Nineteenth Street
Bie Springs
Clyde Thisted
Flusted
Husted
Arden Booth
Chaorman
Suth
Raymond Lee
Max Bahnmiaier
Taeecompion
Lauie
Myron Diesker
Bill Henry Jrp
Dieck Funk
Carl Schanke
Agricuture
Willis Coleman
Timest Wulfkuhle
Charies Hersehods
Vaccine for Asiatic Flu Announced by Britain
London reports a new Asiatic flu vaccine, with first shops expected to stock within a month. Dr Freddy Jimeveit, Institute of Microbiology director, says immunity may reach about a quarter of those vaccinated. Tests on 120 army and air force volunteers were satisfactory, but officials caution certainty awaits an epidemic.
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London
Britain
Freddy Jimmehveit
Institute of Microphiology
St Mary's Hospital
Wimmelwen
Inferenen
Wwe
Dr McIntyre to Represent County at Flu Meeting
Dr C A McIntyre head of the Douglas County Board of Health will represent the local board at a Kansas City meeting of doctors from Kansas and Missouri at 10 am Sunday. The gathering called by the American Medical Association will discuss Asiatic flu precautions and response. Details note limited local cases and ongoing efforts to raise vaccination and inject poliomyelitis awareness.
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C. A. McIntyre
Douges
Lawrence
Douglas
National Guard Starts for Camp Friday Morning
About 90 Kansas and Missouri guardsmen depart Lawrence at 6 am by motor convoy for Camp Ripley Minnesota for two weeks of summer field training. The 197th Transportation Battalion from Kansas City supports Co H drivers as units bivouac along the road. Camp activities include bivouacking, meals en route, basic combat training, and range firing with crews. The trip covers about 650 miles and concludes August 25 with return to Lawrence.
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National Guard
Lawrence
Hidaoys
Camp Riples
Minn
Kansas National Guard
Kansas
Missouri
Sth Infantry Division
Fea Sittes
John C. McLaughlin
Sedalia
Co. Ho
Karl Reber
Reber
Ineal
Aeacman
Camp Ripley
197Th Transportation Battalion
Kansas City
Kas
Co. 1
Pilding
Mobile Kitchen Co
Co. H
Fort Riley
Teher
Influenza Hits U S Delegates at Moscow Youth Festival
About sixteen American delegates to the international youth festival were reported to have influenza. Sources said half were briefly hospitalized while the rest remained in their hotel rooms. Names were not released.
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Moscow
Northeast Kansas Weather Hints Warmer Temperatures
Fair and warmer today through Friday with highs near 70 to 80 degrees. Tonight low around 60s, milder evenings ahead. Advertisement from Anas Tiess Auto Insurance promotes regional coverage in Northeast Kansas.
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Lowe
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