Eisenhower proposes six point plan for mid east peace
President Eisenhower sets out six points including a standby UN peace force and an Arab led development fund to back a regional economic program. He urges fast UN action on the peace force, Lebanon and Jordan moves while warning against Soviet provocations.
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House votes to cite Goldfine for contempt of Congress
The House cited Bernard Goldfine, Boston millionaire friend of Sherman Adams, for contempt. The ruling sends the issue to the U S district attorney for grand jury consideration. A contempt conviction could bring a $1000 fine and up to one year in prison. The roll call was 367 for and 8 against with four present.
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Eisenhower Proposes U.N. Peace Plan For Middle East
United Nations General Assembly session hears Eisenhower urge broad peace program for the Middle East with a U.N. police force. Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko blasts the plan as dangerous. Marines prepare withdrawal of 1700 troops. Izvestia accuses the move of deception. Nasser warns UAR and Iraq will resist if Israel advances on Jordan.
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Eisenhower urges peace force in United Nations address
President Eisenhower states no single power will control this world and warns against ballistic blackmail as nations face coercive choices. He calls for peaceful change and a standby UN peace force, respecting Arab Near East nations’ right to freedom without domination.
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Near East
Forecast Keeps Kan sas Hot and Humid in August
The forecast for today stays hot and humid with a chance of local thundershowers. Temperatures rose to 100 degrees around 3:14 p.m. then cooled to 73 overnight. Thursday expected to be fair, hot, and humid with highs 95 to 100 and a low in the low 70s.
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Kansas
Gromyko Attacks U S Oil Motive at U N Session
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko charged the United States and Britain threaten peace in the Middle East with oil driven policy and military intervention. He criticized U S actions in Lebanon and urged a broader UN backed program as President Eisenhower pitched Middle East peace plans. Jordan’s delegate Monem Rifai offered support from Amman.
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Moon shot scheduled for Sunday eyed by Air Force
Informed sources say the Air Force may try to launch a three stage moon rocket Sunday from Cape Canaveral if weather and conditions allow. Maj. Gen. Donald M. Yates said no time has been set and delays possible through Monday or Tuesday if needed.
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Nautilus Officer A Carr Friend In Lawrence
Lt. Shepherd M. Jenks navigator of the atomic powered submarine Nautilus is described as a longtime friend of Dean and Mrs. T DeWitt Carr of Lawrence. Jenks wrote requesting a recommendation for the submarine program and visited Lawrence years ago as their guest.
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T. DeWitt Carr
Lawrence
Dean Carr
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Sheriff uses own money to feed destitute family
Sheriff Dale Chappell used his own funds to provide food for an eight member Lawrence family living at the edge of town after they declined welfare help. The Welfare Department offered aid but was not asked to assist, and state rules require the family to apply for assistance. The family slept outdoors for one night and may face more nights without lodging if help is not found.
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Lawrence
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Local Woman Dies After U S 40 Wreck Tuesday
A local woman died Tuesday night after a two car collision on U S 40 about 17 miles west of Lawrence. Mrs Goldin Rose Harris Route 1 died en route to Stormont Vail Hospital from multiple injuries. Gary Warner 16 of Topeka and three passengers were injured and taken to the same hospital. Funeral services will be Friday at Rumsey Funeral Home. Survivors include relatives in Englewood California Los Angeles and San Bernardino.
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Ruty Osborne
Englewood Call
Ina Robson
Los Angthes
Alun Davis
San Chemente Calif
W. MM. Slasser
Kansas City
Kas
Ray” Slasser
Sacrament
Stock Market Index Brief In New York Close
The New York stock market closed with a general mix as the 60-stock average stood at 184.2 points. Traders cited modest gains in industrials amid light volume and dwindling advance-decline breadth.
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Ratner testifies he arranged aid for Hoffa in 1953 probe
Former Kansas Governor Payne Ratner told the Senate Rackets Committee he interceded with Rep. Wint Smith to keep Hoffa on the track during the 1953 House investigation but denied engineering a hit job to squelch the inquiry. He acknowledged letters in evidence but said he was hired for legal work for the Teamsters and could not recall a memo referenced by investigators.
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Kansas
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R-Mich
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Barney) Baker
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Local property tax rate set at 76.57 mills for 1940s period
The 1940s property tax plan for Lawrence fixes the overall rate at 76.57 mills per dollar of valuation, up from last year by about 3.78 mills. The city rate leads the hike, with school and county portions showing smaller increases or none. Homeowners will see higher bills as assessments outpace rate changes, contributing to larger monthly mortgage costs.
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Douglas County Fair Opens With Record Entries
The 6th annual Douglas County Fair begins Thursday at the fairgrounds with a record number of entries. Final preparations continue as Clyde Husted notes judging starts Thursday for crops, horticulture, crafts, woodworking and flowers. Activities include a 4H talent contest Thursday night and entertainment through Friday and Saturday drawing thousands.
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Douglas County
Clyde Husted
City to Sell Bonds to Pay For Streets
Lawrence city commissioners debated financing street resurfacing with bonds or cash. With John Crown absent, a 2-2 split ended in abstaining Mosser’s vote allowing the bond plan. The budget totals 1 298 572 dollars, up 12 percent from last year, largely to cover bond interest.
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John Crown
John Wiather
Russell Moaser
TE. K. Alexander
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Sila
Lawreence Memorial Hospital
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Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas With Warmth Returns
Cloudy with thundershowers across northeast Kansas. Lows tonight around 70. Thursday looks mostly cloudy then warmer in the afternoon with highs near 95.
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