Eisenhower Opens Fallout Check by Inviting World Tests
President Eisenhower said the United States will invite all nations to place fallout testing instruments at future U S atomic tests. He suggested scientists may remove radioactive fallout in a future hydrogen bomb and reaffirmed offers to suspend tests for disarmament talks. He also discussed uranium supply, civil rights, and steel prices as part of a broad news conference.
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Eisenhower
United States
Lois Eisenhower
Russia
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D-Ga
Senate
Congress
White House
West Delegates Await Red Word On Disarmament
London observers gauge initial Soviet reaction to Harold Stassen’s 10 month test ban proposal. The plan ties production halt to a parallel test ban and would require an enforceable Limited disarmament treaty. Soviet delegate Valerian Zorin welcomed the move and urged progress.
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U.S
Moscow
U.N
Tostison
Lindley A Brien Elected Legion Commander
Lindley A Brien of 2015 Emerald Dr was elected commander of Dorsey Liberty Post No 14 American Legion at the regular meeting Tuesday night. He and other officers were installed July 16 including Delbert Richardson first vice commander Gus Wulfhauer second vice commander Ernest Kiloot finance officer Rev Harold Bary Msgr George Towle chaplains John Tucker historian and Henry Wilson sergeant at arms. Executive committee members are Harry Winters Richard Gibson and the commander first vice commander and the finance officer. New club room committee members are Howard Moore and Harold Volk. Brien, a former Army corporal, is married with a son and co owns Brien and Bales Plumbing Wiring and Heating Co.
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American Legion
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Harry Winters Jr
Delbert C., Richardson
Gus O. Wulfhutle
Ernest Kiloot
Harold G. Bary
George Towle
John H. Tucker
Henry P. Wilson
Harry Winters
Richard T. Gibson
Firt
Howard Moore
Harold Volk
Army
Thores
Asra
Brien
Brien and
Irish Setter Has 18-Pup Litter in California
In El Cajon California a one year old Irish setter named Candy delivered 18 puppies in her first litter. Dr Glen G Crosbie a veterinarian called it the largest litter he has heard of while Candy’s owners Mr and Mrs John Fitzgerald try to feed all the pups with help soon required per the vet. A brief ad follows offering a 4th July special fried chicken and insurance services.
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Calif
Glen G. Crosbie
Candy
John Fitzgerald
Crosbie
Soviet Pravda Declares No Space for Diverse Opinions
Pravda, the Soviet Communist Party daily, declares no room for diverse opinion or discussion opposing Marxism Leninism. It claims the party is a militant workers’ organization and bans criticism in rallies, meetings, or the party press. It warns against factionalism and vows expulsion for any individual, regardless of status, over mistakes or misdeeds.
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Soviet Communist Party
Pravda
Soviet Communist’ Party
Communist Party
Soviet
China
Mano Tze-tung
Hurricane toll rises toward 700 in Louisiana
Official tallies from Lake Charles estimate about 700 dead or missing after the hurricane in southwestern Louisiana. Sheriff Henry Reid reports 296 bodies recovered, 122 unidentified, and Coroner Dr. Harry Snath says he believes at least 400 more persons are missing.
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Louisiana
Henry Reid
Calcasieu Parish
Harry Snath
Parish
It Won't Get Too Bad Here Cameron Folks Gambled Lost
A long Cajun coastline tale centers on Cameron Louisiana and Hurricane Audrey. The storm struck with 105 mph winds and a 20 foot tidal surge as 20,000 refugees fled toward Lake Charles. Death toll estimates reached into the hundreds, with thousands more homeless and property loss running into tens of millions. Local residents who stayed behind faced tragic outcomes and a stark warning about underestimating the hurricane.
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Weather Bureau
Audrey
Texas
Louisiana
Lake Charles
Coast Guard
D. P. Vincent
New Orleans
Httle
David
G Connor
Cajon
Local Reading 100 Harvest On In Kansas Fields
Lawrence reports its first 100 degree reading of the year as dry warm weather returns and harvest resumes. Rains delayed progress but some fields are drying while others are cut, with quality varying and moisture dropping. Prices and federal support rules shift for No 4 oats and damaged wheat amid a three week delay in harvest statewide.
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Kansan
Journal-World
Shasta
Douglas County
ASC
Donald Palmateer
Palmateer
Senate Ag Group Seeks Extension
The Senate agriculture committee recommended a four year extension of the Soil Conservation and Domestic Allotment Act a program paying co operating farmers over 250 million dollars annually. The extension would run to the end of 1962 with administration through regional, state, and local committees and grants for soil conserving practices. The measure, praised as one of the soundest elements of the agricultural program, awaits House consideration before final passage.
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Senate
Agriculture Committee
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Benson
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Fireworks display and band concert at Memorial Stadium
Larry Lawrence invites readers to the Junior Chamber of Commerce event at Memorial Stadium, UW. A band concert begins at 8 PM followed by a fireworks display worth over $1,000. Admission is 25 cents.
Soviet Union party ousts top Russian officials in Kremlin purge
London radio reports the Communist Party of the Soviet Union removes from its Presidium George Malenkov Lazar Kaganovich and V M Molotov. Dmitri Shepilov was listed but later questioned as unclear in transmission.
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V. M. Molotov
Dmitri Shepilov
Lawrence Residents Plan Fourth of July Picnics and Fireworks
Lawrence residents plan a restful Fourth of July with many closing shops and a Sunday schedule for drug stores. The Junior Chamber of Commerce fireworks program begins at 8 p.m. at Memorial Stadium, with the Midwestern Arts Camp led by Russell Wiley. Fireworks start at 8:30 p.m. An estimated 10,000 spectators are expected as over $100,000 is spent on displays. Police warn of increased traffic and extra patrols to keep highways safe tonight and through the holiday.
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Lawrence
Jaycres
Baldwin 4
Voters Decide City Bus Problem With Special Election
City Commission moves toward a possible municipal bus system with a special election. City Manager Horn and City Attorney Stough to craft a proposal detailing service, costs, and potential tax losses, with the bus committee supporting routes and finances. The panel rejected an immediate revenue bond plan and noted no Kansas city has run buses before.
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Lawrence
Rapid Transit Inc
Dunes
Tnt
Servier
John Weatherwax
Horn
Harold Horn
Charles Stough
Hat Committee
Jack Harris
Stough
Kansas
Kansats
Hart
Rapid ‘Transit
Weatherwax
Miners Rescued After 107 Hours in Japanese Cave
In Nogata Japan 18 trapped miners survived a 107 hour cave in after contact was made via a drainpipe. Diary entries from Miyakichi Watanabe reveal the group endured with food tea newspapers and playing cards as diggers neared rescue. A diary published in a Japanese newspaper captured the moment their ordeal eased and celebratory items like soup and cigars emerged.
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Japan
Miyakichi Watanabe
Restuers
Walltahe
Giant July Fourth skyrocket aims to probe new powers
A 24 foot Aerobee rocket launches from Ft Churchill Canada to study high altitude phenomena during the IGY. It seeks data on space travel potential weather control and energy sources while sharing findings with 61 nations and multiple spacefaring partners.
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N York
Ft. Churchill
Canada
IGX
City to Discuss Substitute Plan For Beer Dance
City officials plan to consider a substitute ordinance on beer and dancing licensure as annexation nears the Dine-A-Mite. Attorney Charles Stough prepared provisions for a strict licensing process, while opponents gathered a 200-signature petition. The commission will meet Tuesday at City Hall for advance publicity before any action.
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Altormey
Charles Stough
Foye Rovgen
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Commission
Governor in Bed Today With Hernia Condition
TOPEKA uF Gov. George Docking is confined to his bed at the executive mansion with a hernia. His secretary said doctors see no need for immediate surgery and that he spoke by phone in good spirits. The condition first appeared yesterday afternoon while in his office.
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George Docking
Gene Sullivan
Sullivan
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Five Day Weather Forecast For Northeast Kansas
Fair to cloudy conditions with a chance of thunderstorms on the northern border tonight and Thursday. Continued warm and dry today and Thursday with above normal temperatures. Rain amounts expected generally light around 0.0 inches, with possible heavier totals in scattered storms.
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Tos
Ty Havre
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