Nixon Flags Demos Adlai Strikes Back
Vice President Nixon attacked Truman era foreign policy in a televised interview calling that administration weak on communism. Adlai Stevenson, at a Denver luncheon, accused Nixon of backtracking on Indochina policy and urged Democrats to improve leadership under Eisenhower. Stevenson also blamed a platoon system of state policy led by Dulles, Knowland, and Nixon.
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Washington
Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Rep
Keating
Eisenhower
Milwaukee
Truman
Dean Achegon
China
U.S
Indochina
Congress
Stevenson
Alaska
Dulles
Senate
Knowland
Rcalif
Denver
Mlinoig
GOP
Republican National Committee
Republican
Stevens
Democratic Committee
Jackson
Symington
Missouri
McClellan
Arkansas
Ex-Officer to Be Put In Prison Again Soon
John W Baker a former Wichita officer who escaped Kansas State Prison on May 16 faces renewed imprisonment after a five year federal sentence for violating the Dyer Act Norman C Compton of Coatsville Pa pleaded guilty to the same charge with sentence deferred until July 28 Robert Rakestraw of Chetopa was convicted of armed robbery and sentenced to 10 to 21 years in prison.
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Wichita
John W. Baker
A. Chetopa
Kansas State Prison
Baker
Norman C. Compton
Coatsville
Robert Rakestraw
Chetopa
Plymouth Congregational Church Service Notice
Plymouth Congregational Church invites worship at 9 00 with sermon Who s Living Your Life Mr Bryant and church school. Music features Anthem We Praise and Bless Thee from Messe Solennelie Gounod and solo The Beatitudes Malotte sung by Mrs Winston Harwood with Stanford Lehmberg summer organist playing Prelude and Santana from Plymouth Suite Whitlock and Toccata from Fifth Organ Symphony Vierne
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Dale Emerson Turner
William B.bryant
Clayton Krehbiel
Mr. Bryant
Malotte
Winston Harwood
Stanford Lehmberg
Whitlock
Flist Organ Symphony
Vierne
Viet Nam Premier Protests Evacuation Move
Saigon reports Premier Ngo Dinh Diem lodged a grave protest to French High Command after learning of the evacuation of French Union forces south of the Red River delta. He issued a communiqué stating he had vigorously protested the move at once.
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Saigon
Indochina
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Red River Delta
Red River
Hanoi-Haiphong Tifeline
Phat Diem
Thai Dinh
Nam Dinh
Ninh Dinh
Kansas U Library Gains Major D. H. Lawrence Collection
A grant funded the acquisition of a 170 plus volume D. H. Lawrence collection at the University of Kansas Library. Curated over 20 years by a New York financier, the set includes rare items such as Bay a Book of Poems on Japan vellum and signed first issues of Women in Love and The Escaped Cock.
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Greater University Fund
University of Kansas Library
Midwest
D. H. Lawrence
New York
Lawrence C. Powell
University of California At Los Angeles
Lawrence
Spoerri
James Joyce
Kansas
K. U
Robert Vosper
Japan
Taos
N. M
Nebraska city permit list shows many new houses and remodels
A long list of building permits from a Nebraska city includes new houses and additions. Notable entries include 32 new houses by Schwarz Acres Addition totaling 258 200 dollars, and multiple remodels and duplex projects on streets such as Prairie St Miss St and Ind St.
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Floyd Sample
Ky. St
Jim der
Hilltop ‘Dr
Leste Davison
Elmwood
Marlin
new _house
O'Dell Shaver
Ind. St
G. W. Levi
Walnut St
Erry Sell Ier
Miss. St
L. W. Emmett
O. St
Dr. Or. Coleman
Miss St
Jack Evans
New House
W. 5Th ‘St
James Risayeh
Stratford Rd
Eeene Reausch
Vt. St
Henry H. Asher
Adaitioh
Mayer Litwin
Hillcrest Rad
Richard
Schiefelbusch
la. St
Bowers Construction Co. Inc
Forrest Ave
Lawrence L. Hales
Sunset Dr
Chester Hemphill
Br.eb, Johnson
Winona
Zimco Homes Inc
Schwarz Acres
Newt Hamlin
Pa. St
O. L. Miller
Prairie Ave
Franklin F. Findrey
Moundview Dr
James M. Farrell
R. 1. Sts
Floyd Martin
Onn. St
Morris Bell
Bob Hay
William W.greene
Tenn. St
Archie Georgia
Mich. St
Continental Bus Strike Heads Into Fourth of July Holiday
WICHITA The Continental Trailways bus strike continues through the July 4 holiday. Another meeting failed to settle the dispute. Federal mediator C. Richards said negotiations are stalemated and unlikely to yield a settlement before after the holiday.
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Wichita
Continental Trailways
C. R. Richards
Four in Car Killed In Rt 17 Head On Crash With Bus
A bus and a passenger car collided head on on Rt. 17 near the New York state line. Four of five car occupants died. Murray Lubowsky 12 was in critical condition. Bus driver Curtis Clark of Hackensack was hospitalized with a head wound and possible ankle injury. The crash occurred before 5:30 a.m. and backed up traffic for miles.
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Mahwah
N. J
Rt. 17
New York
New Jersey
Murray Lubowsky
Curtis Clark
Hackensack
N. Cy
New York State Line
Lost in transit cattle tragedy near Memphis
A trailer carrying 28 Brahma cattle lost its tailgate in the Mississippi. One cow was found in Memphis while a roundup recovered 18 others. three were so badly injured they were slaughtered immediately.
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Memphis
Tenn.p
Mississippi
Firms Residents to Buy Pittsburg Packing Plant
Local firms and individuals plan to invest 200000 to buy the Hull and Dillon Packing Co which ceased operations about a month ago in Pittsburg. The Chamber of Commerce awaits Kansas Corporation Commission action on the stock plan validity while the city contemplates operating the plant as a community project if approved.
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Pittsburg UF
Hull and Dillon Packing Co
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas Corporation Commission
Geologist from Kansas observes Gulf offshore oil wells
Prof. H A Ireland of the University of Kansas geology department toured California Oil Co drilling in the Gulf of Mexico on a one day visit. He described rigs near the Mississippi delta and noted federal state control lines and block leasing system.
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H. A. Ireland
University of Kansas Department of Geology
Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana
Robert Bell
Ireland
California Oil Co
Gulf
K. U
Gulf Coast
Mississippi River Delta
LST
Forest tent caterpillars seen not to return for 15 years
Pests bow out in St. Paul Minnesota as state entomologist T A Aamodt says forest tent caterpillars that damaged trees in northern Minnesota for years are not expected to recur in large numbers for about fifteen years.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
T. A.aamodt
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U. Library
Continental
Steve Jyzek
Aina Casualty and Surety Company
American Canoe Association
Atno
Public Education Department
Hartford, Conn
Hanoi
Dent
Theodore Wickham
Pittsburg
K.U
American Legion
U. S
Childrens Coupon
Conress
Sunaus
Pagan
Retail Merchants Division
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