Union Fund Account His Personal Worry
Senate investigators learned Anthony Doria received 25000 dollars claiming it funded an investment by Spiros Kallos in a Milwaukee real estate deal from 1954. Doria admitted hiding union cash in an iron strongbox and said no union funds were misused while contesting the linkage of 9620 from a union bond sale to a personal investment.
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Washington
Senate
Anthony Doria
Milwaukee
Doria
Allied Industrial Workers
Spiros Kallos
Kallos
Arigona
Senate Investigating Committee
Asan
Counterspy Morros Reveals Years as Soviet Double Agent
Boris Morros, Hollywood producer turned U S counterspy, testified on his 12 year double life deceiving Soviet handlers while feeding reports to the FBI. He described travels from Paris to Moscow and the day a coded cable in Munich ordered him home for safety as indictments and prison sentences loomed for others involved.
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New York
Munich
Germany
Cinerama
Boris Mikhailovitch Morros
Hollywood
United States
Paris
Moscow
Morraos
U.S
Jacob Albam
George Zlatovski
Albam
Sable
FBI
Morris
Europe
East Berlin
St. Petersburg
Leningrad
Russia
Washington
Teamsters Hearing Gets Chicago Action Planned
The AFL-CIO Executive Council decided to complete action on corruption charges against the Teamsters Union before the convention next month. The move was announced in Chicago as part of ongoing labor federation oversight.
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Chicago
Afl-Cio
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Democratic leaders organize regional meeting in Oklahoma City
Plans for a regional meeting of Democratic party leaders in Oklahoma City September 18 and 19 were reported by Mrs Ruby Harris of Marion Kansas Democratic vice chairman. The rally is one of six organized by the national committee with leaders from Kansas Oklahoma Arkansas Colorado New Mexico and Texas attending.
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Wichita
Oklahoma City
Ruby Harris
Marion
Kansas
Okahoma
Arkansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
House Should Okay Higher Mail Costs Amid Predicted Vote
Washington leaders from both parties foresee House passage of a postal rate bill to raise mailing charges, with a 4 cent stamp likely for letters as part of Eisenhower’s plan to ease the postal deficit. Speaker McCormack and GOP Leader Martin expect approval, while Senate action remains uncertain.
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Washington
House
McCormack
D-Mass
Eisenhower
Martin
Senate
Plot Charged In Statement Issued Today
Damascus accuses the United States of plotting to topple President Shukri Kuwaiti's government and offers names of alleged conspirators. The U S Embassy in Damascus denied any word from Damascus. The statement identifies ex-dictator Adib Shishekly and Col Ibrahim Husseini as major participants with an American agent Howard Stone described as United States No 1 coup expert.
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Syria
United States
U.S
Damascus
Adib Shishekly
Rome
Ibrahim Husseini
Shishekly
Howard Stone
Shishokly
Husseini
Stone
Sudan
Iran
Guatemala
Social Nationalist Party
Sherif Naser Ben Jamil
Jordan
Hussein
Beirut
Kuwaily
KU Couple Killed In Sublette County Collision
A Kansas University couple celebrating their first wedding anniversary died in a head on crash near Sublette on a county road. The other driver also died. Owen Hoskinson and Marsha Hoskinson, both from Copeland, and Ernest Daugherty of Satanta were killed. Hoskinson, 20, was a KU student. Marsha, 19, worked for the KU Extension. Sheriff Paul Blackmore cited a centerline crash after Hoskinson’s car passed a pickup and met the oncoming Daugherty vehicle in a dust cloud.
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Sublette
Owen Hoskinson
Copeland
Ernest Daugherty
Satanta
Hoskinson
K.U
Marsha
Paul
Vinland
Dora Black
McLouth
Douglas County
Transport Strikers and Polish Communists Brace for Showdown
In Lodz Poland armed guards patrolled streets as 10000 transport strikers paralyzed the city over pay linked to vodka prices. Tear gas sent five to hospital amid clashes as authorities moved 1000 trucks to run emergency service. Strikers, averaging 1050 zlotys monthly, reject government leaflets and call for continued work stoppage.
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Lodz
Poland
Warsaw
Communist Party
Supersonic ride over Mojave in a two man F100F
An AP aviation reporter rides the two man F100F Super Sabre over California’s Mojave Desert. Capt Mick Jones pushes the jet into the transonic zone, then beyond Mach 1, experiencing 1,035 mph as the G forces compress the body. The pilot notes top speed around 900 knots before leveling off back at subsonic.
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Associated Press Aviation Orter
California
Mojave Desert
Vern Haug
LAND
AP Aviation
Aditor
Palmdale
Calif
Sky Horse
Air Force
F. M
Mick) Jones
Jones
Jank
Mysterious aerial sighting near Lawrence noted by pilot
Kevin Jones of 804 Mo. St. observed a bright yellow object moving west of due south at about 8:41 p m on Monday night. The Kansas University petroleum instructor and Naval Reserve pilot said the object was larger and brighter than jet exhaust, appeared level and silent above an estimated 50 000 feet, lasting about three seconds.
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Lawrence
Navy
Kevin Jones
Mo. St
Kansas University
Naval Reserve
Olathe
Jones
Journal-World
Comet shines bright as sky watchers report sightings
Harvard astronomer says a new bright comet visible after sunset near the Big Dipper. Local observers Jones, Bittenbender, Williams, and Deputy Sheriff Hallmark describe a fiery orange-yellow ball moving rapidly across the sky, with varying paths and a long tail.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Colleges Observatory
Donald Menzel
Observatory
Jones
C. R. Bittenbender
Journal-World Today
Stanley Williams
Tenn
Lake’ View
Dan’ Hallmark
Eudora
Aneesh
Cease
Withsctes
Hallmark
Cut in Defense Spending Reduces Contractor Progress Payments
Secretary of Defense Wilson ordered reduced progress payments to military contractors. The cut aims to trim about 266 million dollars in the next 12 months, affecting contracts signed from Sept. 1. It covers purchases where contractors draw funds as work progresses, in proportion to work completed.
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Washington
Wilson
Pentagon
City Sought for Fair Entries in Lawrence
Lawrence women and girls are invited to enter the Douglas County Fair with new oil painting class added. Five painting classifications include Still Life, landscape, portrait, numbered painting, and water colors. Girls 10 to 16 may enter needlework and clothing items, while town residents can compete in Foods.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
Ronald Robb
Robb
Dorothy Leary
Foods
Khrushchev Accuses West of Stalling on Disarmament
In East Berlin Khrushchev charged the West with delaying a disarmament accord and preparing for aggressive war. He spoke to about 100000 at Marx Engels Square and said Russia is ready for trouble but will press for agreement.
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Berlin
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
West
East Berlin
Marx Engels
Khrushchev
Heat Mark Record Delays Puzzle of Broken Text
Fragmented OCR notes report two day heat mark events and reference to Lawerens and Chet tie. Mentions strange names, possible data issues, and a warm spell impacting a slate and marks.
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Lawerens
Lee
Sean
Luther Convention Brims With Sessions and Youth Focus
Delegates gather at a university convention to discuss youth issues and sex education. Rev Leste Con eg rad Jr speaks on the theme Here I Stand and a Sex Study report highlights view on movies and comics. Malcolm L Minnick Jr reports from Salem Virgina as 75 discussion groups and 23 workshops convene. A late talent festival and Friday choir cap the event with national officer elections on the agenda.
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Iets University
Eithies
So P.m. Memday
Heeh
Leste Conegrad Jr
Eela Bong
Eladetin
Dal
de Fes
Andlstead
United Christian Youth Movement
Malcolm L. Minnick Jr
Salems
Carveth P. Mitchell
First Lutheran Church
Mansfield
Ohio
Bach Auditorium
Festival of Music
David L. Miller
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Population projection for Kansas reaches 2 million by 1970
Census figures cautiously estimate Kansas may reach about two million residents by 1970, though officials warn projections are uncertain. The Bureau bases its estimates on birth and death rates and migration trends, noting large potential fluctuations.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Kansas
Tonganoxie Station Operator Captures Would-Be Burglar
Police tracked two AWOL soldiers from Ft. Lee Va after a car theft in St Louis and a break in at a Tonganoxie service station where the operator fired at a trespasser. The suspects, Charles L Filger and Tony Wilson, were identified. Raymond D Conners confessed and led to the arrest. The trio reportedly planned to flee toward Kansas City before abandoning a car and being helped by the station owner.
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Leavenworth
St. Louis
Tonganoxie
Bus
Bob Woodson
Charles L. Filger
Tony Wilson
Raymond D. Conners
Kalamazoo
Mich
Tonganuxie
Woodson
Conners
Ft. Lee
Happy’' Walton
Walton
Tomganoxie
Marstil Fred
del Bundig
BP Leoneard Wood
Kansas’ City
Kansas City
County Schools Face Enrollment Rise Across Douglas County
Douglas County schools project a total enrollment near 2,400 for the upcoming term driven by new teachers and district adjustments. Superintendent Erma Berg notes continued growth with 25 new hires, seven internal transfers, and plans for the Kaw Valley District’s new $140,000 school building to ease space pressures.
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Ati
Holy Name Oat Eudora
St. John's
Laawrency
Alfuaigh
Wall
Baldwin
Neo 41
Hele
Ane Terteher
SR Oschools
Ee Schoals
Berg
Douglas County
Grace
Lawrence High School
Borg
Corton
Kaw Valley
Lawrence
Hagghway I-10
Bere
Balen Hilt
Eudora
Tes Rompton
Hich
Derr Creek
Oak Podge
Babiwin
Eudera
Vinland
Lecampiton
Weather Card Northeast Kansas Fair with Thunder Showers
The forecast for northeast Kansas calls for fair and hot conditions this afternoon with temperatures around the upper 80s and lows near 70. Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with scattered thunder showers mainly Wednesday afternoon, slightly cooler highs near 49 and continued hot weather elsewhere.
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Kansas
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