Eisenhower Aims to Uncover Divisive Issues at Geneva
President Eisenhower told Congress the Geneva Big Four talks may identify outstanding issues troubling the world and propose ways to solve them. He plans a 6:15 p.m. CST TV radio talk and then flies to Geneva tonight via Keflavik Iceland, with a stopover at the Iceland president’s luncheon. He hopes UN cooperation leads to broader peace avenues and new opportunities for world stability.
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Brandt Cleared In Rape Slaying Case By FBI
Kansas City FBI says Audrey Brandt 42 is cleared as a suspect in the Donna Sue Davis rape slaying. Officials say investigation shows Brandt was near St Clair and Salisbury Missouri when the crime occurred in Sioux City Iowa. He faces a charge for making a false confession and will be arraigned after release on a vagrancy hold in Joplin.
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Western Big Three map Geneva strategy for talks in Paris
Western foreign ministers Dulles Macmillan and Pinay agreed on a joint Geneva approach. They endorsed topics such as German reunification European security and disarmament and outlined a West position to present to Moscow at the Geneva talks. Pinay cited Eisenhower and noted plans to brief leaders Sunday in Geneva prep.
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Vacation issue reminder from the Journal-World
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Soviet pledge for sincere effort at Geneva
Premier Bulganin announced the Soviet delegation will go to Geneva to pursue a sincere effort to ease international tension. He cited hope that if the Western Big Three join with similar resolve, a basis for future peace may be assured.
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Great Day Seen for Loafers
Is-Dr Henry David, secretary of the National Manpower Council, says women may replace men in work if the present trend continues. He told a regional conference on Womanpower yesterday that female employment rose 125 percent in ten years while men's rose 85 percent.
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Ottawa Ace Mark Sighted On Golf Course Feat
Ottawa Country Club members report a record thought to be set after two holes in one on the 175 yard ninth hole within four days. Frank Griggs Jr. of Topeka used a four iron to ace the hole Monday, followed by Ransom Bennett Jr. duplicating the shot yesterday.
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Scattered Showers Over West in State Forecast
Topeka forecast shows scattered afternoon and night thundershowers for western Kansas through tomorrow with little statewide temperature change. Eastern two thirds expected fair. Lows near 65 northwest to 70 southeast, highs from low 90s northeast to upper SW. Topeka moisture 0.20 inch, traces at Lecompton Wamego Alma Goodland. Extremes 98 at Salina, 65 at Russell. Advertising notes included.
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Senator George Links Far East Crisis to Geneva Talks
Sen. George of Georgia, chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, warned that the direction of the Geneva Big Four conference could affect Asian tensions. He said European progress may influence Far East policy, and cautioned that a temporary cease-fire in the Formosa Strait could collapse if Geneva fails to show Soviet willingness to ease the cold war. He expected later lower level talks on the Far East if Geneva proves promising.
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Peron to Step Down as Party Chief Amid Argentina Talks
Argentine President Juan D Peron told Peronista deputies and senators he will resign as party leader in a shift linked to the Gigantic 10th Anniversary sale. The report notes market activity with New York closing averages showing a rise of 6 points to 174.3 on 60 stocks.
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Kansas to Get More Salk Polio Vaccine
Kansas will receive 50 000 cubic centimeters of Salk polio vaccine for a second shot for about 50 000 children. Dr. Thomas R Hood of the Kansas Board of Health said the supply covers roughly two thirds of the 75 000 first and second grade children who had their initial shots, and urged parents to have their children take the second dose despite vacations.
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Ridgway Letter Challenges Ike Policy on Nuclear Focus
General Ridgway released a 10 page study to Secretary Wilson challenging Eisenhower era plans that overemphasize air and nuclear weapons. He argues the free world needs a flexible joint force and warns US nuclear superiority may decline between 1958 and 1962, risking a nuclear stalemate. The letter, once confidential, was made public by Wilson after Times disclosure.
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Four tense hours on crippled AF plane end with safe landing
At Hamilton AFB California Captain Theodore Roosevelt steered a Globe master with 79 paratroopers and eight crew after both engines failed. Over four hours the two port engines ran near max power as the crew feathered props and prepared for ditching if needed. The 7th cousin of Teddy and Franklin D. Roosevelt told reporters everyone stayed calm and the crew prayed the ignition system held.
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Casablanca Riot Leaves Ten Dead and Forty Four Wounded
In Casablanca during Bastille Day celebrations a bomb exploded in the European quarter, killing ten and wounding forty four. A furious mob surged through the streets, attacking Europeans and symbols of French authority, tearing down banners and flags as unrest spread in the North African port city.
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Area Receives Only Trace Of Forecast Rain
The Lawrence area saw only a trace of rainfall with the day delivering 18 straight 90 plus degree readings. Temperatures fluctuated around 90 as clouds broke briefly to allow sun, then returned, with record highs near 97 today and humidity remaining high. A statewide trend showed only western areas receiving rain while rainfall for the month averaged about 3.35 inches, below normal.
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Hospital Money To Be Discussed By City Tuesday
Lawrence city officials review reducing or eliminating the hospital’s city allocation after a 1955 request of 25 000. A hospital board member will present the budget at Tuesday’s commission meeting and justify city funding. The budget publication date is likely Aug 2 with potential reductions only. See continued on Page 2.
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Weather outlook for Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma
Five day forecast for Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma calls for temperatures 3 to 5 degrees above normal. Highs in the low 90s and lows around the 60s. Thunderstorms possible in western Nebraska and western Kansas and the Oklahoma Panhandle, with 0.10 to 0.30 inches expected. elsewhere scattered activity and mostly fair conditions in Kansas with little temperature change.
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