Soviet Chinese Aecess Session Ends In Temporary Recess
Soviet and Chinese delegations recessed their Moscow Peking reconciliation conference with no explanation. Chinese negotiators failed to appear amid new Soviet accusations against Red China. Talks at the Chinese embassy suggested a world conference proposal by China but with population based voting favoring China. The Soviet central committee accused China of aggravating relations while Western observer Spaak predicted improved Soviet Western ties.
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Weather outlook for northeast Kansas cooling with sun and clouds
Partly cloudy weather continues through Wednesday with a chance of a thunderstorm late Wednesday. Highs expected from 85 to 99 degrees, lows around 65. Temperature readings at 4 pm and overnight shown. past records noted for this date and year-ago comparisons.
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Park Gets Boost for Prairie National Park in Kansas
Washington report says a prairie national park would preserve one of the last representative prairie grasslands in Potta watomie County Kansas. The Interior Department backs the proposal and Congress will receive the recommendation. Senators Carlson and Pearson and Rep Avery have bills to create the park. Park Service officials envision a 1800s prairie setting reflecting early western settlement.
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Relief Arrives With Record Heat Dip Night Winds Down
Relief from last week's record heat arrived as temperatures fell to 61 degrees at the EU weather station and 62 downtown at 6 am. Unofficial readings outside the city touched the fifties. Expect more sub 90s today and Wednesday with a 60 to 65 degree night and a high of 85 to 90. Scattered showers likely late Wednesday.
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Negotiators Near Tieup as Kansas City Talks Continue
Kansas City transit talks dragged into the early hours as a midnight strike deadline loomed. Mayor Ilus W. Davis urged patience while both sides kept negotiating with 100,000 workers potentially stranded if a walkout occurs.
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Mays Leads Giants to All Star Victory in Cleveland
Willie Mays of the Giants stole two bases drove in two and scored twice as the National League beat the American League 5 to 3 in the 34th All Star game in Cleveland. Mays tied Stan Musial with his 20th All Star hit, adding an RBI to put the NL ahead 4-3 in the fifth. Bill White and Ron Santo contributed key hits for the insurance run in the eighth. The AL outhit 8 to 1 but could not overcome bold NL baserunning and double plays.
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Reno County Valuation Rises by 2.46 Million
Reno County total assessed valuation reached 132,274,562 on Monday, up 2,461,170 from last year. Officials cited about 500,000 of the gain from higher utility valuations, marking the second consecutive year with a year over year increase exceeding one million dollars.
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Goldberg Named Kennedy Choice Rail Umpire
President Kennedy proposed that Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg decide all issues in the rail labor dispute. If both sides accept the binding report, work rules would not take effect until Goldberg reports before the 1963 64 term opens. The railroads and unions weigh the proposal as a possible peaceful settlement to avoid a national crisis.
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New York Stocks Close Higher on Broad Gains
New York AP reports closing averages with the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 1.5 points to 272.6, as 60 stocks rose on broad gains across sectors.
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All-Night Effort Puts New Surface In Busy City Area
City resurfacing on Kaw River Bridge and 6th and Mass Sts finished near noon after overnight work to minimize traffic. Crews laid 10 foot asphalt strips, 1.5 inch surface, using 700 tons. project spans from 2nd and Elm to railroad tracks. traffic control aided by Lawrence Police. Work paused when asphalt supply ran out and heaters needed relighting. thermoplastic lane markers planned next week.
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KU Art Museum Displays 2 Lockwood Oil Paintings
The Kansas University Art Museum presents two Lockwood landscape abstractions in a summer exhibit. J Ward Lockwood, longtime KU professor and artist, died Saturday in Taos New Mexico. The show runs daily 8 am to 4 pm and 1 30 to 5 pm Sunday.
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Body Seen In Lone Star Lake Sparks Dragging Search
Douglas County authorities drag Lone Star Lake near Elks Point after two youths report feeling what seemed to be a body while diving about 15 feet down. Undersheriff Rex Johnson, game protector Eddie Bond, and local workers expand the search as authorities warn the current could carry a potential body toward the north. Police note a missing 16 year old girl in nearby Lawrence, but officials do not link the cases.
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Suntan Bonanzas to Draw 1000 Nudists to Lawrence
Two nudist conventions will meet in Lawrence this summer at Sycamore Hollow. About 200 to 300 attend the regional event July 31 to Aug 1, and 400 to 700 attend the national Aug 7 to 11, with 1000 expected overall. The Nye club, led by Mr and Mrs Albert E Adams, plans athletic events and King and Queen contests. A new club building with bowling alley and dance floor is under construction but not ready for the conventions. The national will feature the play Unplayable Play by Tom Cushing, performed Aug 9 and 10 by invited guests.
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Wescoe Improves After Minnesota Cottage Fire
Kansas University Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe is recovering from second and third degree burns after a gasoline fueled trash fire at his Green Lake cottage near Spicer Minnesota. Vice Chancellor James Surface reported he spoke with Wescoe this morning and the chancellor expects to return to Lawrence later this week.
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Apparel Maker To Locate Here In Lawrence
The Cliff Manufacturing Company announces a Lawrence plant to produce women's outer sports apparel. Cliff Rosenberger, plant manager, says initial staff of about five with potential to grow to 45 as full production starts. The firm, based near Kansas City, will lease part of William Willee’s building at 609 Mass. St. and begin training now. Rosenberger thanks the Chamber of Commerce and partners for support.
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