Iraq in Turmoil as Kirkuk Clashes Continue Amid Mutiny
Premier Kassem's regime claims to have crushed a pro Red uprising in Iraq's northeast while Cairo and Damascus dispatches report ongoing clashes and hundreds of casualties. Kirkuk saw deadly fighting with 27 killed and 150 wounded as a second Army Division mutinied and attacked bridges and strategic points.
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Lebanon
Abdel Karim Kassem
Iraq
Cairo
Damascus
Kassem
Ahmed Saleh Abdi
Baghdad
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Kirkuk
2Nd Army
U.A.R
Western plan offers continuing foreign ministers talks on German peace
In Geneva the West proposed a standing conference of foreign ministers with East and West German advisers to negotiate a German peace settlement. Christian Herter announced the plan after rejecting Andrei Gromyko’s all German committee idea aimed at unification and a peace treaty during an 18 month Berlin truce.
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Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Berlin
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Andrei Gromyko
Western powers offer Soviet staffing concession on test ban
The United States and Britain proposed that the Soviet Union supply one third of technical staff for posts on Soviet soil overseeing a nuclear test ban. Soviet delegate Tsarapkin called it a step forward but deemed it unsatisfactory. The Geneva talks also discussed German unification and a peace treaty linking East and West Germany. The Western plan retains the Geneva Foreign Ministers Conference to address the German question with periodic meetings and possible special arrangements.
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United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Semyon Tsarapkin
West Germany
East Germany
France
Germany
Kennedy Likely to Decide on 1964 Bid Next December
Gov. Abraham Ribicoff said at a news conference that he expects Senator John Kennedy of Massachusetts to announce next December whether he will seek the Democratic presidential nomination. The Democrat spoke after a six hour meeting with Kennedy at his Hyannis Port home in Massachusetts.
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Conn
U.S
John Kennedy
D-Mass
Abraham Ribicoff
Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
Murder Charge Filed Today Against Missouri Mad Dog
A 19 year old boy, John Crump of Huzzah, is charged with first degree murder for the shotgun slaying of former Washington County judge Leon ard Barr and the death of his 16 year old daughter Bobbie Lou Shipp. A second youth, John Edward Davis, faces delinquency charges related to the case.
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Mad Dog
Quaker, Mo
John Crump
Huzzah
Potosi
Washington
Crump
Leonard Barr
Barr
Quaker
St. Louis
Washington County
Atty
Robert Carr
John Edward Davis
Thomas B. Allen
Allen
Yallie
Daugher
Ella Jo
Bobbie Lou Shipp
Belgrade
Bobbie Lou
Davis
Ernest Dennis
Missouri Highway Patrol
Carr
David
Personal income in June hits record 382.9 billion
Washington reports June personal income at a record 382.9 billion dollars annual rate, up more than 11 percent from May. Wages and salaries rose to 261.1 billion, with gains led by metals machinery stone glass and clay industries. Government transfers eased from May, while first-half 1959 income stood at 376.4 billion, up 6 percent from 1958.
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Commerce Department
Department
Admiral William Leahy Dies at Navy Hospital
Admiral of the Fleet William D. Leahy, wartime chief of staff to FDR, died at Bethesda Naval Hospital at 84 from a cerebral vascular accident. A Hampton Iowa native and five star officer, he served from 1897 and held posts including chief of naval operations, governor of Puerto Rico, ambassador to France, and senior adviser to presidents Truman and Roosevelt.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Central Intelligence Agency
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Harry S. Truman
Bill
Louise Tennent Harrington
William H. Leahy
Norfolk Naval Shipyard
Portsmouth
No Change Seen In Area Weather
The weather is expected to stay steady for another day with no major changes in temperature or conditions through Tuesday. Weekend warmth brought highs near 89 to 91 degrees and a 90 degree afternoon, with no rain recorded. rainfall this month totals 4.68 inches, above the 2.67 inch average.
New York Stocks Close Lower on Broad Decline
The New York Stock Exchange average edged down to 229.3 with a loss of 1.1 points as the market ended a day of broad declines across 60 stocks.
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New York
Foreign Cars Enter Mainstream in Lawrence Auto Market
Lawrence dealers report gradual integration of foreign and domestic economy cars. The market shows steady demand for smaller autos like Vauxhall Renault and upcoming Ford Falcon while dealers warn these models are not cheap and will be marketed as compact options rather than tiny cars.
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Jim Clark
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Bubble Gum Balk Sparks Salina Youth Baseball Protest
In Salina Kansas the Elks led by Rob Neilson protested a 4-0 loss to the Lions after Rob blew bubbles while pitching. An umpire balk was called and an arbitration panel upheld the decision. The case centers on a rule not listing bubble blowing during pitching.
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Kas
Rob Neilson
Rob
Elks
Lions
Elmer Oelschlager
Bob Neilson
Bob
Arbitration Board of League Managers
Neilson
John Wiedmer
Boys
Petition Demand For Wider Eastside Street Parking In Tennessee Block
City Commission to hear a petition from 1000 block residents led by Karel Blaus seeking widening of Tennessee Street to restore on street parking both sides. They request city funding for widening and surfacing. Bids to remove structures on New Hampshire Street and Vermont Street plus a house on Vermont Street to expand parking and for sewer work in East Nineteenth Fairview Addition. Development bids and petitions for Shinewood Park Addition No 4 may follow.
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Karel Blaus
Tenn. St
New Hampshire Street
10Th
N. S. Sts
Vermont Street
Fairview
East Nineteenth
Fhinewood Park
Charles
Wheat Farmers Vote Thursday On Crop Setup
Douglas County farmers will vote on the 1960 wheat crop referendum a local phase of a national decision on continuing a wheat control program next year. Polling places open 8:00 am to 5:00 pm with eligibility at the polls.
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Eudora City Hall
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Lecompton City
Marion ‘Township
Paluwia Vinland Coange
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Langrener
Willow Springs
National Gorm
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Congress
Eisenhower
Louisiana Governor Earl Long to Visit Kansas City Motel
AP reports Governor Earl Long of Louisiana will stay at the Hotel Muehlebach in Kansas City from Friday July 4 through Monday. The article notes no arrival time was provided.
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Kansas City
Earl Long
Louisiana
Weather Outlook For Northeast Kansas And Kansas
The forecast calls for a fair night into Tuesday with little temperature change. Lows near 60s and highs in the upper 80s, scattered showers and thunderstorms may bring 0.5 to 1 inch locally 2 to 4 inches. Temperatures from Tuesday to Saturday stay 4 to 8 degrees below normal with minor daily changes. Confidence in precipitation remains moderate to heavy.
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Kansas
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