Tito foreshadows third power drive between East and West
Western diplomats forecast Yugoslav President Tito will launch a neutral third force plan. He has begun preliminaries, hosting Brioni talks with India and Egypt, aiming to promote active coexistence with both blocs and mediate Cold War tensions. Possible UN China seating and Formosa linkage discussed.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Yugoslavia
Tito
Belgrade
Moscow-Washington Pole
India
Egypt
Adriatic
Brion
Brioni
United States
China
United Nations
Formosa
Red
Chiang, Kai-shek
Right to Work Advocates Cite Labor Dept Figures
Kansas for the Right to Work sent a letter to Harry Woodring arguing that U S Labor Department data show higher growth in employment and wages in right to work states. The group cited a report showing average hourly earnings rose 23.830 percent in right to work states from 1950 to 1954 versus 23.549 percent nationwide.
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Wichita
Kansas
U. S. Labor Department
Harry Woodring
Woodring
Labor Department
County Vote Deadline for Absentee Ballots and Party Switch
D E Mathia notes absentee ballot deadlines for the Kansas bond election and the August 2 cutoff for sick and disabled voters without polls. Absentee ballots cannot be issued for the bond vote so airport improvements must be voted in person in Lawrence on election day. The Saturday deadline also ends party changes for primary ballots and Douglas County saw little switching this year following past spikes.
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D. E. Mathia
Mathia
Kansas
Lawrence
Douglas County
George Docking
Frank McDonald
Hospital Birth Announcements From Memorial Hospital
At Memorial Hospital many residents welcome newborns this Thursday and today. Names include Mrs. Ruth King and baby girl at 1641 Oxford Rd and Mrs. Gloria Berger with a baby girl at 1408 Tenn. St. A son arrives to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ray of 1227 Summit St and to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hand of Tonganoxie. Other families listed report births or names, with addresses across Wil li amstown Fort Wayne and Baldwin communities.
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Frank Hatch
Pa. St
Ruth King
Oxford Rd
Gloria Berger
Tenn. St
Violet Ray
Lincoln St
Willard Holladay
Ruby Harwood
McLouth
Donald Ray
Summit St
Stanley Hand
Tonganoxie
M. H. Metzger
E. 19Th St
Cecil Williams
Baldwin
City Worker Stricken With Heart Attack
Ben Frater superintendent of city buildings was listed in fair condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a heart attack suffered Wednesday. Friends said he hopes to return home in about two weeks.
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Ben Frater
Lawence Memorial Hospital
Gas Firm Seized in St Louis as Strikers Defy Order
The LacLede Gas Co. was seized by state authorities to restore disrupted natural gas service in the St. Louis area. Union strikers refused to return to work while Gov. Phil M. Donnelly declined to outline possible actions.
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St. Louis
LacLede Gas Co
Phil M. Donnelly
Swiss Climbers Aid Grand Canyon Air Crash Recovery
Eight Swiss mountaineers arrived in Grand Canyon Arizona to help probe the wreckage of United Air Lines DCT after a collision with a Trans World Airlines Super Constellation. They will split to the canyon top and floor to recover victims from the site where 128 perished in the worst commercial aviation disaster. Army helicopters previously reached the DCT wreck 150 feet below. Two Colorado climbers aided yesterday collecting seven bodies as five more went in today.
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Grand Canyon
Arizo
United Air Lines
Gunther Erzinger
Army
Ary
Colorado
Two Lawrence Students Included in K A Cast
Two Lawrence students Jane Perry and Suzanne Calvin join the cast of Ladies in Retirement in the Union Ballroom. The three act psychological study is directed by Dr. Jack Brooking with sets by Matt Eek and features Rae Rankin Oma Kibler Emily Fowher Mike Pryor Phoebe Mooney Ann Harlings and Lynn Plake. Performances begin at 7 30 p m on Thursday and Friday with free tickets limited by space available at the concession stand.
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Tw Lawrence
Meer and
Art Camp
Jane Perry
Crescent Rd
Suzanne Calvin
Unon Ballroom
Jack Brooking
Mat Eek
Rae Rankin
Phillipsburg
Oma Kibler
Minneapolis
Emily Fowher
Oklahoma City
Okla
Mike Pryor
Columbus
Phoebe Mooney
Kansas City
Ann Harlings
Manhattan
Lynn Plake
Union
Red Police Smash Plot A in Prague
Prague newspaper reports Czechoslovak security police broke an armed plot to set fire to Pankrac prison and seize the radio station and central post office. Plotters were captured and “executed in a single day.”
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Austria
Prague
Pankrac
Seizp
Moslems Return to Work After Nationalist Strike
In Algiers 1% Moslems resumed duties after a 2b hour general strike called by nationalist rebels. The walkout was claimed to be 90 percent effective. Reports from the countryside note a new surge of guerrilla activity in previously quiet areas. Cyprus shows four of five inhabitants with Greek ancestry.
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Algiers
Algeria
Newman Commander For Local Ewing-Jones Post
Werner Newman III was elected Thursday night as new commander of the Ewing Jones Post No. 112 American Legion. Other new officers include Johnny Hill vice commander Basil Brown adjutant Leonard Monroe treasurer and James Chicks service officer.
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Werner Newman III
N. Y. St
Ewing- Jones
American Legion
Curtis Rutledge
Conn. St
Negro Legion
Johnny Hill
N. J. St
Basil Brown
Leonard Monroe
Wis. St
James Chicks
Docking Attacks GOP Intra-Party Struggle Kansan Governor Hope
Democratic candidate George Docking charged the Kansas Republican split has led to public funds mismanagement and payroll padding. He warned of a 1957 deficit over 10 million dollars unless a Democratic administration ends spendthrift policies. Docking criticized back-biting and said contracts and payrolls have been padded for politics.
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Concordia
George Docking
Kansas
Docking
Harry Woodring
Topeka
House Urges Impartial Review Of Nike Talos Defense Weapons
The House Appropriations Committee told the Defense Department to end intraservice squabbling over all defenses. It called for immediate steps to form a committee of independent experts to assess the merits and potentialities of the Talos and Nike missiles as air defense weapons, warning taxpayers will pay the price for quarrels.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Defense Department
Department
Boy Swallows Open Knife in Flint Incident
In Flint, 12 year old Lee Reeves swallowed an open penknife while lying in bed. Doctors operated to retrieve the blade. He said the knife slipped as he picked his teeth.
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Flint, Mich
Deoctors
Lee Reeves
Grossart Named K U Track Assistant Coach
Rex Grossart a Nebraska high school coach of six years was named the new Kansas University track assistant to head coach Bill Easton by athletic director A C Lonborg. He will begin in August with no salary announced and will pursue graduate work.
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Nebraska
Bill Easton
Kansas University
A. C
Dutch) Lonborg
Grossart
K. U
Jack Warker
Colpate U
Easton
Doane College of
Crete
Neb
Seabees
K.U. Aide
McCook High
York High
Alliance
Kansas
Lowell Janzen
York
Indiana Woman Teel Dies In Crash On Highway
An Indiana woman, Mrs. Teel, died after a collision that involved the Teels heading for a ditch while both drivers claimed speeds under 50 mph. The Jarrell car suffered $600 damage and the Teel car $1,200. Mrs. Teel was taken to Rumsey Funeral Home for shipment to Fort Wayne for funeral services and burial. Two other city accidents were noted, including a noon Thursday crash at 4th and Maple with injuries none and $250 damage, and a morning hit on a K P & L light pole causing $500 damage to a car driven by Mrs. W. J. Meter. The U.S. population is growing at one person every 12 seconds.
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Teel
Teels
Camp Carson
Colo
Jarrell
Rumsey
Fort Wayne
City Streest
4Th and
Maple Sts
Lloyd D. Haas
Lincoln St
Arlen Franklin Tappan
Mass. St
W. J. Meter
Murrrow Ct
K.p.&l
Mae Teel
Ind
Lawrence
U. S. Highway 40
David Jarrell
Kansas City
Charles Edmondson
Douglas County
Bryan Walters
Ernest Richards
Rumsey Funeral Home
Journal World Photo
Lawrence News Briefs Highlight School, Real Estate, and Road Work
Lawrence area items report W D Wolfe urging parents to call the Board of Education about fifth day birthdates. Gen Twining discusses US air superiority with President Eisenhower in Gettysburg. warns Russia could overtake by 1960 if US does not advance. Lawrence High seniors urged to schedule senior portraits. Douglas County mortgages total 2,864,151 for six months, reflecting a postboom pattern. Kansas Turnpike land losses shown small. Highway 59 project to widen bridge near Baldwin Junction. Dairy Princess contest entries reach nine. judges to interview candidates next Friday.
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W. D. Wolfe
Lawrence
Ithday
Board of Education
Washington
Nathan
F. Twining
Russia
Twining
Air Force
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Fla
U.S
United States
Airpower
Douglas County
Register of Deeds
Harold Beck
Beck
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Jane Anderson
Carter Anderson
Wilma George
Walter George
Mary Kay Husted
Clyde Husted
Joyce Leonhard
Lawrence Leonhard
Mary Miller
Carol Miller
Gloria Ousdahl
Leo. Ousdahl
Irene Sample
Edwin Sample
Myrna Beth Shaner
A. L. Shaner
Leo Compton
Carolyn Wymer
W. A. Wymer
Ralph Colman
Otto Hack
Ronald Robb
Farm Bureau
City Wreck Toll At 8 285 Level
City traffic report shows 51 June accidents in Lawrence causing 12 injuries and 8285 dollars in property damage. Year totals reach 445 wrecks and 46 injuries with no fatalities so far this year. Most crashes stemmed from drivers not yielding right of way, followed by tailgating.
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Lawrence
John Hazelet
Hazelet
GM Charged With Bus Monopoly in Antitrust Suit
DETROIT The Justice Department filed a civil antitrust suit in U.S. District Court charging General Motors Corp. with illegal monopolization of transit and intercity bus manufacture and sales in the United States and with conspiring with four bus operators to maintain the monopoly. GM denied the charges. From 1952 to 1955 GM supplied at least 65 percent of new U.S. buses annually and about 85 percent in 1955. Government seeks court orders to limit GM’s bus production and cap sales to the four co conspirator operators Hertz Greyhound National City Lines and Public Service Coordinated Transport Co.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
United States
U.S
Justice Department
Harlow H. Curtice
Hertz Corp
Greyhound Corp
National City Lines, Inc
Public Service Coordinated Transport Co
Commonwealth Chiefs Seek Peace Program After Conference
London prime ministers wrap up talks with a peace and prosperity plan. They pledge world disarmament and aid to poorer nations. A renewed stance toward Russia and the West is seen as key to reducing wartime fear and advancing global peace.
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London
British Commonwealth
Prems
Russia
West
King Funeral Services for James King 81 in Lawrence
Funeral services for James King 81 lifelong Lawrence resident who died Thursday at his home 722 North Y Street will be at 10 a m Saturday at St Luke s AME Church with Rev W R Anderson in charge Burial will be at Oak Hill Cemetery Survivors include three nieces Mabel Nelson Johnson Kansas City Missouri Marjorie Tucker San Fernando California Geneva Hurse Colorado four nephews Frank Nelson Linwood John Nelson Kansas City Kas John Hurse Detroit George Hurse Chicago two great nieces and two great nephews The body is at Funk Cooper Warren Funeral Home.
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Dames King
James King
Lawrence
N. Y. St
St. Luke's Ame Church
W. R. Anderson
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mabel Nelson Johnson
Kansas City
Marjorie, Tucker
San Fernando
Calif
Geneva Hurse
Colorado
Farm Animal Diseases Warn of Shifting Trends
Veterinary specialist J M Erikkson notes changing disease patterns in farm livestock with new diseases or phases appearing weekly. He urges employing veterinarians with up to date knowledge of diagnosis and treatment to properly manage the many ailments affecting livestock.
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J. M. Erikkson
Nixon Visits Viet Nam in Saigon Address
Vice President Richard Nixon told the Vietnamese Constituent Assembly in Saigon that although the country is divided, the militant march of communism has been halted. He stressed U.S. support while praising anti communist efforts and urging unity among South Viet Nam leaders.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Richard Nixon
Vietnamese’ Constituent Assembly
Argentina Vote Planned Broadcast Sets Broad Election Date
Provisional President Pedro Aramburu scheduled a nationwide broadcast to date the first elections since Juan D. Peron was ousted, with predictions that a date would be announced.
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Buenos Aires
Pedro Aramburu
Nzine
Otator
Juan D. Peron
Markets At a Glance Stocks Rise on Aircrafts and Chemicals
The Day in Wall Street reports aircrafts and chemicals leading a moderately higher stock market with gains around two points in pivotal stocks. Aircrafts gain fueled by the government freeze on critical steel items securing aircraft steel from warehouses. Trading volume is about 2,200,000 shares.
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Wall Street
New York
Otis
House votes to exclude small newspapers from postal rise
The House approved excluding newspapers with 5 000 circulation or less from proposed increases in second class mailing charges. The decision came by voice vote while considering a 430 million dollar yearly rate increase covering most postal charges.
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Washington
House Today
House
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