Bridges Urges GOP Drive On Foreign Policy Issue
Senate leader Styles Bridges urged vigorous Republican campaigning on foreign policy after President Truman endorsed bipartisan moves. Bridges said Democrats seek to share responsibility and keep foreign policy from dominating the campaign. Truman cited a bipartisan view of U.S. policy and noted Eisenhower’s rejection of a Washington briefing.
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Sen
Styles Bridges
International
Bridges
Senate
Republicana
American diver Paysour rescued short of English Channel goal
Freshening winds and hail plus rough seas challenged swimmers in the Channel cross race. Paysour, a 24 year old Gastonia firefighter, was dragged from the water about six miles from the French coast after 12 hours 15 minutes since his plunge near Cap Gris Nez. His trainers cited a paralyzed left leg from a two month old injury. Six Egyptian swimmers entered from the French side, followed by a British swimmer who quit after five hours due to seasickness. A Danish diver Elna Anderson continued beyond midnight.
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England
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Jenny -James
South Wales
U S to Lay Down Big Clubs Only When Peace Is Certainty
United Nations reports U S warning that it reserves the right to use the A-bomb and germ warfare to suppress aggression until an ironclad system of international safeguards eliminates them. Delegate Cohen told the disarmament commission that the U S will not accept mere paper declarations and demands effective verification to prevent violations and deter aggressors.
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United Nations
N.Y
U. S
Benjamin V. Cohen
U.N. Disarmament Commission
Russia
L. N
Cohen
Jacob A. Malik
Truman and CIO back Stevenson in 1952 race
President Truman met with CIO leaders at the White House as the CIO PAC endorsed Adlai Stevenson. Philip Murray attacked Dwight Eisenhower on social security and inflation while praising Stevenson, noting press bias and pledging Democratic resolve to mobilize labor support.
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Eisenhower
GOP
Eisenhower Laughs At White House Briefing Mix Up
In a direct exchange with President Truman, Dwight D. Eisenhower impressed advisers in his first political clash. A Washington mix up led to laughter as Omar Bradley relayed Truman’s plan to brief Stevenson before Eisenhower. Eisenhower rejected the invitation while accepting weekly intelligence summaries, provided they don’t constrain his discussion of policy.
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Alabama
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Massachusetts
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Adlai Stevenson
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Arthur H. Vandenberg, Jr
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Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Fisenhower
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Bradley
GOP
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James C. Hagerty
Two Women Injured In Collision West Of Perry on U S Highway 24
Two women were injured in a head on collision west of the Delaware River bridge near Perry on U S Highway 24 this morning. Esther Twente of Lawrence and Mary Rebecca Lobe of Sacramento were treated at the scene. Lobe and Perrone reported minor injuries while Metz of Sacramento was uninjured.
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Perry
U.S. Highway 24
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Eleanor Lifbe
New York City
Esther Twente
Barker
Lawrence
Mary Rebecca Errone
Sacramento
Calif
Miss Lobe
Miss Perrone
Burris Millican
Twente
Workmien
Perrone
Betty Sue Metz
SacrajMento
Kansas heat relief seen by Saturday morning
Forecaster Tom Arnold says cool air from Nebraska will spread across western and northern Kansas Friday night and lower daytime highs by as much as 10 to 20 degrees on Saturday. Scattered thundershowers likely with the change, especially southeast Friday night and west Saturday afternoon.
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Tom Arnold
Nebraska
Harrysille
Olathe
Leavenworth
Russell
Iola
Hill City
Garden City
Dodge City
Wichita
Hutchinson
Salina! Chanute
Concordia
Wameso
Topeka
Goodland
Arnold
K C Open Leaders After Early Round Showdowns
In Kansas City Dave Dour las and Jerry Barber surged to catch Cary Middlecoff with 135 strokes for the early 36 hole lead, five under par, while Middlecoff posted a 68. All three players totaled 133.5?
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Kansas City Ia
Dave Dourlas
Jerry Barber
Cary Middlecoff
Middlecoff
California Tours Plan For Stevenson Campaign
California Democratic leaders forecast two Stevenson visits in September and another October swing through the central valleys with whistle stop tours. Ford said Kefauver supporters are now backing Stevenson, while Wyatt confirmed plans for a hard hitting national drive. Labor and farm leaders joined Stevenson’s strategizing as meetings and speeches ramp up ahead of the northern Wisconsin rest period.
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Tennessee
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Arthur Goldberg
CIO
Joseph Kernan
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Chiarto
Truman
Chimen ‘Anderson
New Mexico
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Wisconsin
Ilinois
Injured Persons Improve After U S 59 Crash
The three hurt in Wednesday evening crash on U S 59 near Lawrence are improving at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Roy H. Kramer and his wife are listed as fairly good, William Alward as fair. Elmer Epperson and his wife were killed. funeral services for Elmer and Mrs. Epperson will be held Sunday at the Christian Church in Scott City with burial there.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Roy H. Kramer
William Alward
Herington
Elmer Epperson
Scott City
Epperson
Frank Costello Surrenders to Begin 18 Month Term
In New York a 62 year old gambler named Frank Costello surrendered and entered federal court to begin an 18 month term after a contempt finding for defying the Senate Crime Committee. He had been free on a $5 bond and appeared in a light blue suit and striped tie for the telecasted hearing in March.
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New York
Costello
Senate
Senate Crime Committee
Forney to Leave as Salvation Army Leader in Evanston
Capt Forney departs after 43 years in Evanston where he led the Salvation Army post at 729 West Street and aided remodeling and debt clearance. Maj Sundin arrives to take charge as Forney moves to Pittsburgh with wife Mrs Forney and three sons. A welcome and farewell service plan includes a Friday ceremony for Mrs Forney and a Thursday welcome for Sundin.
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Farney
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Mrs. Forney
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Small Plane From Olathe Sent To Aid Polio Victim
A small plane departed Olathe Naval Air Station in the morning bound for Springfield and Lexington to help a polio patient at a hospital there. The flight, scheduled to reach Lexington by noon, was piloted by a Navy crew under Capt. James Fevers who lent support during the mission.
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Kasue
Naval Air Station
Springfield
Lexington
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James Fevers
Stock Market Index Dips Slightly As Stocks Close Down
The closing average slipped as stocks closed about four points lower. Traders cited modest selling pressure and cautious sentiment ahead of the next trading session, with declines spread across several leading issues and the broader market.
City to fluorinate water in Lawrence soon
Lawrence set to install fluoridation equipment by mid October after partial delivery arrived. Flow meters and control gear due by Sept 14 will enable a full system to treat city water, joining eight other Kansas cities using fluoride to curb tooth decay. medical studies show significant reductions with minimal risk.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Robert Mounsey
City Commissiois
Kansas City
Wallace-Tiernan Co
Ses
TV Politics Debate Proposed in Bipartisan Call
Anigrrateg Beasts chairman Stephen Al Mitchell urged Gov. E Stevenson to accept a televised debate with Gen. Dwight S. How er, arguing a free open duel between Democratic and Republican presidential nominees would be very beneficial. Senator Blair Moody had floated a debate idea earlier.
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Tema
Stephen al Mitchell
E. Stevenson
Dwight Shower
Sen
Blair Moody
D-Mich
Douglas County 4-H Club Prepares for Fairgrounds Work Day
Nearly 75 4-H members in Douglas County will gather at the new 4-H fairgrounds on East Nineteenth Street Monday to set up equipment for the three day Douglas County 4-H and Vocational Agriculture Fair starting Wednesday. Under Miss Carroll Crow, home demonstration agent, participants will wear work clothes and bring hammers and saws to assemble booths, frames, tables, and display stands in the home economics building and livestock areas. Six county farm agent Dea l Six and Miss Crowg will supervise, with letters sent to fair committee men inviting more members to assist. On Saturday the Meadowlark and Four Leaf Clover clubs’ girls will wash windows in preparation for the event.
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Douglas County
Nineteenth Street
Wednesda
Caroll
Crow County
Kansas food costs rise 4.1 percent from June to July
Kansas labor officials report that food costs increased about 4.1 percent in July compared with June, and were up over July 1991, citing 41 staple items examined by the Labor Department. P. G. Baird, state labor commissioner, notes month to month shifts.
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Topeka
Kansas
P. G. Baird
Labor Department
Anthrax Quarantine Lifted From Some Infected Groups
Kansas livestock officials announce quarantines lifted for Franklin and Douglas county herds vaccinated for anthrax after ill cows were reported. Dr. Ray S. Pyles says about 37 other herds released in Cowley County while uncertain totals remain. Future releases and vaccination notices will be available at Ottawa county office Wednesdays.
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Ottawa
Franklin
Douglas County
Ray. S. Pyles
Leas
Cowsey
State Livestock Commission
Pyles
Getawa
Mareham
Chie T
Wellsville
Camel Mission
Dr. Pyles
Lawrence Invitational Golf Tourney Opens with 46 Entries
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce officials looked ahead to the first Lawrence Invitational Golf Tournament with 46 entries on hand and more anticipation. Qualifying rounds of 18 holes will be held Saturday and Sunday at the Lawrence Country Club and Hillcrest, with finals next weekend in multiple flights. About 100 players are expected. entry requires a $3 fee and blanks.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Country Club
Lawrence
Granl
E.R Bus Zook
iCoof Co
Peet Ompis
Eni
Chamber of Commerce
Country Club
Hillcrest Golf Course
Gib Francis Sporting Goods
Kirkpatrick Sport Shop
S Galf
Merchantise
Farm Outlook Pleases Topeka Kansas Officials
Farm outlook in western and southwestern Kansas pleases Uf Roy Freeland secretary of the Kansas Board of Agriculture after a first hand view. He notes cattle and pastures and several crops look good in scattered areas yet seeds will be short this winter but not as bad as the 1930s. Fire Chief John Miller will attend the 79th annual conference of the International Association of Fire Chiefs in Boston Aug 25 to 28 with John Kasberger acting as chief in his absence.
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Roy Freeland
Kansas Board of Agriculture
Kansas
Freeland
Mike
John Miller
Boston
International Assation of Fire Chiefs
John Kasberger
Miller
Weather outlook across Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma
Forecast August 15 to 17 covers Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma with above normal highs in the upper 80s to mid 90s and cool nights in the 50s to 70s. Temperatures rise slightly Sunday and Monday with minor day to day changes. Widely scattered thunderstorms possible, especially southeast, with about 0.4 inch rainfall in parts and partly cloudy to mostly fair skies elsewhere.
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