Khrushchev Victory Reshapes Soviet leadership at Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev won a sweeping party leadership reshuffle hailed as a victory for peaceful coexistence and decentralization. The Central Committee ousted rivals including Molotov Malenkov Kaganovich and Shepilov, expanding Presidium from 11 to 15 with Ekaterina Furtseva and Georgi Zhukov among the new full members.
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Maxim Saburov
Russia
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Shepilov
Ekaterina Furtseva
Soviet Union
Georgi Zhukov
A. B. Aristov
N. I. Belyayev
Leonid Brezhnev
F. R. Kozlov
Otto Kuusinen
Nikolai “Shvernik
N. G. Ignatov
No Surgery Anticipated For Docking’s Condition
Governor George Docking remains under medical observation at the executive mansion as doctors diagnose a hernia. An aide said there is no immediate suggestion of surgery and he is in good shape after noticing symptoms Tuesday afternoon.
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Sullivan
Docking
Quiet Philadelphia July Fourth 1776 Day Noted In Accounts
From early morning in Philadelphia on July fourth 1776 observers record a pleasant morning with a 68 degree southeast breeze. Congress in session at the State House drafted the Declaration preparations at City Tavern and Independence Hall.
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Nation in Gala Mood Fourth of July 1950
Americans marked the 81st anniversary of independence with parades picnics and fireworks. Millions traveled by road rail and air for sun and fun at resorts while the National Safety Council urged highway care and forecast 535 traffic fatalities. President Eisenhower stayed at his Gettysburg farm and U S Ambassador MacArthur hosted a reception in Tokyo. In Korea the 24th Division paraded near the DMZ and in Alaska a Liberty Bell replica was struck 181 times.
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Gettysburg
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Alaska
July Fourth holiday traffic deaths rise nationwide
The Associated Press reports the Independence Day period saw 30 traffic fatalities, 7 drownings, and 5 other deaths by 6 p.m. yesterday, totaling 42. No fireworks deaths or mass fatality accidents were listed as millions travel highways.
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Associated Press
Inspection Setup Must Be Foolproof for Russia in Talks
America demands an absolutely foolproof inspection system before suspending nuclear tests. Harold E. Stassen, U S disarmament delegate, says cheating must be prevented and a workable plan will require wide cooperation. He spoke at the U N Disarmament subcommittee on the 10 month halt offer and plans to finish his proposals Friday.
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Thunderstorm Hits Southern Ontario Rips Lake Simcoe Area
A violent windstorm smashed buildings uprooted trees and snapped telephone lines at the southern end of Lake Simcoe. It accompanied a thunderstorm that produced the worst of 30 in a southern Ontario outbreak with rains extending from Lake Michigan to Montreal.
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Hope Wanes Slowly In Rescue Operation
A Kansas area news brief recounts a two-story stone building collapse at Tonganoxie. Deputy Sheriff Elmer Palmer details a battle against heat, debris, and falling rock as three trapped men die. Another man, Hobe Hall, is rescued and later listed in fair condition. Police and fire units assist in the grim salvage effort.
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Tonganoxie
Parmer
Hobe Hall
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Douglas County Sheriff's Office
George
Parker
Rainfall Threatens Holiday Activities and Wheat Harvest
A weather update forecasts scattered showers through Friday delaying the area wheat harvest and holiday plans. The annual Junior Chamber fireworks at Memorial Stadium Kan: University starts with a concert at 7 p.m. and concludes with an 8 20 p.m. display. Tickets are sold at the gate for those without advance sales. Public offices close except for emergency services and the Fire Department. Law enforcement increases patrols to manage holiday traffic and safety. The National Safety Council projects dozens of traffic deaths nationwide from today through Sunday. Downtown temps reached 100 degrees with a high in the upper 90s. Two area accidents occurred Wednesday afternoon with no serious injuries.
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National Fety Council
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Khrushchev Gains Power After Soviet Shakeup
Washington reacts as Khrushchev consolidates leadership after four top Soviet officials, Malenkov Molotov Kaganovich and Shepilov, are expelled from the Central Committee and Politburo amid charges of factional activity. U.S. officials warn the move signals no rollback in foreign policy while signaling possible dictatorship ambitions.
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Collapse Kills Three In Tonganoxie Building
A native stone two story building in Tonganoxie collapsed Wednesday after foundation failure. Three men died while rescuers worked over five hours to free them. Injured residents included Mrs Zola Grady and Hobe Hall with others treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. The cause remains unknown.
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Journal-World Photo
Claude Reynolds
McLouth
Charles Jeel
MeLouth Farmer
George Stephenson
Tonganoxie Calleader
Zola Grady
Hobe Hall
Chady
Tall
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Orville Freman
Lilie McEnulty
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Earl Grady
Gary Hlanck
Elmer Rains
Charlotte Helm
Elmer Palmer
Albert Cormelly
Tod Pulley
Arthur Hughes
Typeman
Shirley Patridge
Gilmae Thornton
Lillie McEnalty
Man shoots at plane and is arrested in Miami
The Dade County Bureau of Investigation reports the arrest of a man angered by a spray plane over Miami. He fired three shots at the aircraft, seriously injuring the pilot’s eye. John AM Rowley, 40, Coral Gables, is detained on suspicion of assault to commit a felony and is hospitalized with injuries.
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Dade County Criminal Bureau of Investigation
John AM. Rowley
Coral Gables
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