Soviets Reject West Plan for Nuclear Control Talks
London dispatch reports Soviet officials rejecting the West’s plan for an expert study group to draft a system to control nuclear tests. The talks, held by a multinational panel including Britain France and Canada, were to be private with no interviewers. The Soviet response, read on Moscow radio, warned the West against expecting concessions and noted leadership changes won't alter disarmament policy.
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Bee
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Lea S4ihard
Chicago
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Georgi Malenkov
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Wheat harvest slowed by dry conditions and equipment shortages
Fear Of- continues from Page 1 as areas dry and self-propelled combines remain scarce delaying harvests. Small tractors and tractor-drawn outfits cannot cut some fields, while grain firms disagree on quality. Most wheat appears No. 2 grade, with Bard Triumph holding up best and Ponca showing poorly.
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Ponca
King of Muskogee Is Sentenced In Police Court
Mareld King of Muskogee Oklahoma was sentenced today in police court to 60 days in jail for being drunk. The jail term was suspended with King required to leave town. A separate case of William Cunnings was fined 310 dollars, while Donald F. Pur was fined 19 dollars for terms in the city.
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Mareld King
Muskogee
Oklo
King
William Cunnings
Donald FE
Memorial Hospital Births and Dismissals Across Town
A list of births and dismissals from Memorial Hospital and area residents. Names include Mrs Barbara McCaig, Mrs Teresa Westrate, Mrs Eva Polk, Mr Robert Binet, Mrs Lena Russell, and many others with addresses in Tonganoxie, Waverly, Eudora, Baldwin, McLouth, and nearby communities. Several couples welcomed daughters and sons, with dates listed as today, Sunday, or during the week, alongside hospital notes and associated names.
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Paul Leslie
Cornell Grove
Roy Mori
N. 6Th St
Fred Akers
Winschester
Gene L.awrence
McLouth
Tlobert L. Binet
Oh St
Donald P. Welling
Mit W. 4Th St
Ike's Son Buys a Home On His Father's Farm
John Eisenhower, an Army major and son of the President, has purchased a home on his father's Gettysburg farm. White House press secretary Hagerty said further details were in substance the same as prior reports and declined to elaborate beyond the brief statement.
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White House
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John
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nAnse Oo
Warehington
Hagerty
John Heerhowery
County Traffic Fines in County Court
Four persons were fined today in County Court on traffic charges. Names and details appear garbled but include speeding at Route 2 Eudora and a stop sign violation at 925 TH, with fines of 4 and 10 dollars plus costs. Continued unclear names.
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Dravew Kennedy
Nelle
Eudora
Eal Oregivtovien
Eosts
Burtlehaupt
Cas
Ingrid Bergman Reunites With Daughter Jenny Ann
Ingrid Bergman met her daughter Jenny Ann Lindstrom aboard a Le Bourget bound airliner marking their first meeting since 1510. They arrived in Paris, with both showing signs of tears and makeup smudges after a brief 12 minute reunion.
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Pakis
Ingrid Bergman
Jenny Ann Lindstrom
Jenny Ann
Stockholm
Miss Bergman
le Bourget
Sraudeed
Sweden
Peter Lindstrom
Salt Lake Cuty
Buses Beer and Water Line Plans Expand Northwest Hub
The city weighs a water line project to serve northwest industrial expansion. The plan would cover about one eighth of the total program, intended to assure the line pays for itself. Other agenda items include $245,000 bond sale for paving and sewer work, largely repaid by property assessments, zoning actions, and rural fire protection contracts.
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RunMuUun
Ruth Lewis joins Journal-World news staff today
Mrs Ruth Lewis joined the Journal-World as a general assignment reporter bringing experience from Kansas papers in Manhattan Salina and two years at the Herington Advertiser Times Arson John S Lewis a KU graduate student is noted in the report
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The
Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
New York Post Seeks Malenkov Call Across Ocean
The New York Post makes a transatlantic call to Moscow aiming to reach Georgi Malenkov, one of the ousted Communist leaders. The overseas operator reports the line not answering after a brief acknowledgment.
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New York Post
Moscow
Georgi Malenkov
Deaths and Funerals In Lawrence Area Listings
A garbled weekend obituary list notes deaths in Kansas and surrounding areas. Names include John Richard Noeris, Dr Sofi bie Tert, Nargis, Jorge Pibele, Nees, Teegeny, Mrs yt fie, Mrs Mas AL Lo Meare, Timits, Mrs G M Hruckiilicg, Clarence Hans, Mrs W A Woliman, Emil L Tiede, Helen R Dunakin, Annie Conant Williamson and others. Survivors vary by entry, with several families reporting relatives in Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, and California. Services are scheduled or completed in Topeka, Liberty, Bakersfield, and nearby towns, with burial plans noted in several cemeteries.
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Sofi
Bie
Nargis
Cal
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Teegeny Nines
Ytfie On Roine
Stintent
Ueytes Timits
Peer Tirsides
Jedermil
Mas
AL Lo Meare
Annie Conant Williamson
Annie Conant Williams
Bakersfield
Calif
Brackett
John A. Williamson
Ona Food
Sidney Carlson
Louis Creber
Los Angeles
Convalescent Home Planned Here by Everett Sperry
Everett Sperry announces construction of a new convalescent home on North Michigan Street near Lawrence Memorial Hospital. The one story facility will house up to 49 residents, with initial capacity for 21, built at an estimated 55,000 dollars. Plans include Haydile stone construction, Fire Marshal preproofing, and wings extending the building, pending state approvals. Sperry will manage it initially, then his son Corwin Sperry of Topeka will take over.
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Lawrence Memorial
Everett Sperry
Journal-World Today
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He Sai
State Board of Health
Department of Social Welfare
Corwin Sperry
Topeka
Young Prince Takes Part In School Sports Day
In London a royal outing at a city playground saw Prince Charles, age unknown, compete in his private school’s sports day near Buckingham Palace. He placed fourth in a five yard race among nine, and his team of six boys performed in a gun drill with a lightweight 18 lb field gun crossing a scaffold chasm. Princess Anne led the applause as Charles crossed the gap on a steel bar.
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Buckingham Palace
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Princess Anne
Brickner Resigns as Kansas Public Service Sales Chief
Robert Brickner, sales manager at Kansas Public Service Co for three years, resigns effective July 13 to join American Campaign Service in Kansas City Kansas as a professional fundraiser. He will base in Lawrence with family remaining there and head to Traverse City Michigan for his first assignment. The Rome Colosseum was once a marble quarry.
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Kansas Public Service Co
Brickner
American Campaign Service
Kansas City
Kas
Lawrence
Traverse City
Mich
Supreme Court to hear if Chard to be tried in Japan
The government argues Girard was enticed to pick up scrap metal by Japanese scavengers and should face trial in Japanese courts for manslaughter. Girard denies enticing the woman or others. The case draws large crowds as the court weighs surrender and constitutional rights.
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Warren
Ind
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Militar
Ottawa
Camp Whittington
Robbery Report At Eagle Lodge Seizes Cash By Night
About 125 dollars in cash was taken from the Eagle Lodge building at 15 FE, 9th St, Sunday night or this morning. Detective Dick Stanwix said entry was gained through a south side window, the main room door broken. Loss included roughly 60 dollars in receipts, 9 dollars loose cash, 22 dollars from a cigarette machine, and money from the music machine. A pinball machine was broken into and about 25 dollars was stolen. no other damage reported.
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9Th St
Dick Stanwix
Police Department
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Stanwix
Youth in Good Condition After Theater Fight
Tom Black was reported in good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a Saturday morning fight at the Granada Theater 1620 Mass. St. He suffered head lacerations a cut lip bruised right cheek a bruised arm and a cut finger. Police said Black and Rafael A. Olivieri of 16 W 4th St an employee of the theater argued after a patron complaint.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Granada Theater
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Death Of Prof Harold Guest Of Bakers Faculty
Professor Harold Guest of Baker University Faculty dies this morning at age 62 in Baddein. He had been a patient at Mosc Hospital since Tuesday noon after a cerebral hemorrhage. Friends recall his service as Rotary Club president and his teaching at Albion College Midwest. Survived by widow Mrs Marion Guest and son Robert, and sister Mrs Margaret Walters. Funeral services planned for Wednesday at the Meshesetiat Church Batleem.
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Renal
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Hich
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Thing University
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Gest
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Lewion
Baldwin
Dake Stnyis Urs
Manion
Robert
Mecgaret Aan Walters
Powlinn, Mich
Independent JA Nominee Elected Mayor of Yokosuka
In Yokosuka the independent candidate Jupin defeated the Conservative incumbent Yoshizo Umezu in a local election. Voters backed the change as the new mayor sought to lead the city in the postwar era with support from Japanese American voters.
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Sie
Nave Yoshi
Yoshizo Umezu
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