Dulles Sees Possible Global Arms Deal Without China
Secretary Dulles said a world wide disarmament system could be worked out even if Communist China is barred from the basic treaty. He argued Red China might cooperate and that Russia would seek to assure this, with others acting if cooperation fails. He contrasted evolutionary change toward freedom in Russia with revolutionary traits in China.
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Washington
Dulles
China
Red China
Russia
United States
San Francisco
U. S
Dullis
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Unitedates
Eight Die in Two Car Collision Near Rock Springs
A two car crash in Rock Springs Wyoming late last night killed eight people and left two in serious condition. Five dead were soldiers from Fort Lewis likely on leave. Names include James L. Steen Donnie Reason Hubert Goessman William Brown and William Irwin. The westbound car victims include Conrad Miller a Green River resident and his bride Karen 18. Mrs Barbara Whittlesey 19 of Green River also died. The soldiers car may have been on the wrong side of the road and an inquest is expected tomorrow.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
James L. Steen
Pensacola
Fla
Donnie Reason
Hubert, Goessman
William Brown
William ‘Irwin
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Hugh Thomas
Conrad Miller
Green River
Karen
Barbara Whittlesey
Forrest Whittlesey
Sweetwater
Memorial—Hospital
First Woman Kansas State Printer Refuses State Car
Mrs Lillie Washabaugh who became Kansas state printer yesterday dropped the keys to a state car on Gov George Dockings desk declaring she does not believe in state cars and will conduct business from her office or by telephone. The Democrat succeeds Ford Voiland who resigned to enter private business. She was appointed by Docking.
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Topeka
Lillie Washabaugh
Kansas
George Docking
Washabaugh
Ford Voiland
Docking
Girard Wed and Soon Target of Shakedown
At Camp Whittington Japan William S. Girard and his Japanese bride Haru Candy Girard faced a shakedown by a man posing as friend Fukuju Shimizu. He demanded two million yen condolence money for the slain 21 year old’s family after a grenade incident at Soma gahara. U.S. Army authorities offered protection. the couple planned a church wedding soon.
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Camp Whittington
Japan
William S. Girard
Fukuju Shimizu
Haru
Candy) Girard
U. S
Tokyo
Girard
U. S. Army
Candy
Suimizu
Akikichi Sakai
Sakai
Somagahara
Shimizu
Ottawa
Gilbert Saylor
New Market
W.A. Girard
Milkman Theft Suspect? Man Loses $905.65 in Home Theft
Dewey Cassady of Louisville reports leaving a note for the milkman and $5.65 on the kitchen table. He found $5.65 plus $900 hidden under a rug missing upon return, and notes that the milkman did not come that day. Police await clues in the odd burglary claim.
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Louisville
Dewey Cassady
Cassady
Ammonia Truck Escort Goes Awry in Reverse
State Highway Patrol faced a quirky challengeMonday when an ammonia leak forced an escort to run in reverse. Trooper Carl Gray and fellow officer Eric DeGraffenried shielded motorists as the leaking semi trailer, owned by R. B. Wil Yeon of Colorado, returned toward Cooperative Farm Chemical Assailant in Lawrence amid fumes.
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Carl Gray
R. B. Wil- Yeon
Colorado
Topeka
Wilson
Cooperative Farm Chemical
Lawrence
Gray
Eric DeGraffenried
Baldwin
Baker Professor Suffers Attack During Rotary Meeting
Dr Harold Guest a Baker University faculty member since 1926 suffered a stroke or heart attack just after noon today at a Baldwin Rotary Club meeting He was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital presiding at his first meeting Officials had no immediate condition report Cherry Leitaker Baker public relations director noted he had just sat down to eat The Bank of Lawrence will be closed Thursday July Fourth Adv
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Baldwin
Harold Guest
Baker University
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Guest
Baldwin Rotary Club
Cherry Leitaker
Baker
Flood Evacuees Begin Return To Tescott Homes
Flooded residents of Tescott return as Saline River recedes and water pressure restores. The municipal well, damaged by a pumping failure, was fixed. about half the town’s 450 population evacuated earlier, with 300 staying away at peak. National Guard and civil defense aided transport and supplies. Culver also saw evacuees.
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Tescott
Kasi
Kansas
W. C. Anderson
Lincoln
Kas
Culver
Salina
US Offers One-Year Pause On Hydrogen Bomb Tests
London reports the United States proposes a ten month halt to hydrogen bomb tests as Russia and the West negotiate a broader end to production of fissionable materials for weapons in 1959. Harold E. Stassen states the US will stop tests if both powers agree to halt hydrogen bomb construction.
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London
United States
Russia
West
Harold E. Stassen
U. N
Mass Burials Continue After Hurricane Audrey In Cameron
In Cameron and surrounding areas cleanup lags as the death toll rises and bodies are moved to mass graves. About 267 bodies have been recovered with total deaths estimated around 500, amid immense property and crop losses.
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Red Cross
Cam‘ero
Audrey
Val Peterson
Eisenhower
Peterson
Civil Defense
Jeff Davis
New Orleans Times- Picayune
Cameron
Kansas Wheat Prices Climb to $1.95 Per Bushel
Kansas wheat prices rose in the month ended June 15, with the average price received by farmers at $1.95 per bushel. This compares to $1.94 a month earlier and $1.90 in the same period last year. The state price stood four cents above the national average, according to federal and state agencies.
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Kansas
Mother Accused of Plot To Get Her Son to Slay
BROOKHAVEN Miss Mrs Theresa Daisy 32 accused of buying cartridges for her 10 year old son's .22 rifle and planting the germ in the child's mind leading to the murder of her husband Alex Daisy 41 The District Attorney Mike Carr says she is charged as an accessory before the fact in the death last Wednesday night at their home The mother claimed the boy shot him because he mistreated her Stocks close with slight gains in New York index amid market report.
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Brookhaven
Miss
Theresa Daisy
Mike Carr
Crystal Springs
Alex Daisy
Carr
Daisy
Mike Todd plans a 200000 dollar party for 1700 guests
Film producer Mike Todd will host a private gala for 1700 guests to premiere Around the World in 80 Days at the Astoria Theatre with a 84000 dollar premiere cost. The Thames crossing party will move to Battersea Gardens with steamboats and coin fed slot machines, rain gear provided, and total costs undisclosed though estimated up to 126000 pounds.
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London
Mike Todd
Mike
Astoria
Todd
Thames
Battersea Festival Gardens
Battersea
Sunshine Returns as Rain Lifts Kansas Area
Bright sun broke over rain soaked Kansas with forecasts of little rain through Wednesday. Farmers expect upland fields usable late week and some flat bottomland dry enough for combines next week. Temperatures remain mild for July as humidity slows soil drying. Flooded towns report Saline River crest near Tescott and slow declines with continued high water toward Thursday.
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Kansas
Weather Bureau
Blue River
Blue Rapids
Concordia
Saline
Tescott
Wilson
Salomon River
Relott
Local Scouts to See Massachusetts Pass At National Session
Twenty two Lawrence Mass scouts head to the Fourth National Jamboree in Valley Forge Pennsylvania July 12 to 18. They will exchange city data with the Jamboree Troop and view a film pageant by Centron Corporation local producers. Kaw Council plans slides on Camp Naish while Massachusetts scouts present Lawrence city and camp slides and movies.
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Lawrence
Valley Forge
Mass
Centron Corporation, Inc
Kaw Council
Camp Naish
Massachusets
Olathe
Pilot Keeps His Vow But It Proves Fatal
James Keith Gibbs a 31 year old pilot died when a war surplus Mosquito bomber crashed in the San Fernando Valley. The crash occurred near Los Angeles as Gibbs released his escape hatch and the plane plunged toward Pierce Junior College grounds. Gibbs who lived in Van Nuys planned to marry this month and was employed by an aerial photography firm.
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Calabasas
Calif
San Fernando Valley
James Keith Gibbs
Los Aegeles
Gibbs
Pierce Junior College
Riend
Jack Ford
van. Nuys
Kr Cdima
Jaycee Fourth of July Fireworks At K U Memorial Stadium
Jaycee Fourth of July celebration at Memorial Stadium in Lawrence expects over 10,000 attendees. Advance tickets sell briskly as Jaycees spend over 1,000 on fireworks displays. Midwestern Music Camp Band will open at 8 p.m. with fireworks at 8:50. Fire Chief Miller and Acting Chief Cox endorse the show and note it aims to boost safety during the holiday. Remaining details include gate seating and local concerns about fireworks handling amid a citywide ban on sales.
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K. U's Memorial Stadium
Lawrence
Russelh Wiley
John Miller
Bill Cox
Jayeres
Irs
Cox
Douglas County Valuation Hits 65 Million Mark Amid Growth
Douglas County’s tangible valuation rose to a record 65.32 million, driven by new construction in Lawrence and industrial development, with real estate leading gains while corporate and personal property shifted. City totals climbed to 30.66 million, boosted by five percent growth, as townships moved in varied directions amid turnpike activity and planned power projects.
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Gible
Lawrence
Douglas County
Renal Estate
Lecompton
Baldwin
Eudora
Willow Springs
Marion
Kansas Turnpike
Wakarusa
Kansas Power& Light Co
Wheat Deteriorating as Storms Hit Kansas Harvest
Kansas wheat crop maturing across much of the state continues to deteriorate due to rain. Harvesting is lagging, three to four weeks behind in southern areas, with fields opened but few fully harvested. Weeds are increasing and yields lower, with carmine tires and rice tracks used to traverse sodden fields.
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Topeka
Kansas
Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
Weather Outlook and Vacation Pack Ad Note
Mostly fair tonight and Wednesday in northeast Kansas. Low temperatures around 10 to 75, high Wednesday near 0 up. Lawrence growth highlighted with a vacation pack promotion urging readers to call VI 3000 for Journal-World.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Journal-World
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