Khrushchev invites Eisenhower to visit Soviet Union
Soviet Premier Khrushchev told attendees at the U S exhibition opening in Moscow that he would like President Eisenhower to visit the Soviet Union. Among the listeners was Vice President Richard Nixon who earlier delivered Eisenhower's greeting letter.
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Regents Budget Proposals Seek Higher State Funding
Regents propose restoring 59 figures for seasonal Buildings and Grounds help and 25,000 more for student workers to cover a 40 hour week. They seek 100,000 more in general research funds and 30,000 in utilities for campus additions. A 60,000 seed fund for Language Culture Centers is requested. KU Medical Center budget rises to 7,143,642. Total state supported budgets rise to 42,736,861 with 29,536,444 general fund, 7,161,358 general fees, and 6,036,059 other sources. Enrollment projected at 27,265. Other institutions listed with prior year figures. <END>
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Nixon Khrushchev clash at exhibition in Moscow visit
Nixon and Khrushchev exchanged blunt exchanges during a tense visit to an exhibition in Moscow. Nixon apologized for a poor host role while warning against ultimatums and urging balanced dialogue as security forces protected the leaders and aides.
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Heiress Captured in Chicago Kidnapping Case Details
Miss Hart described nearly a day and a half of captivity in a private Chicago bathroom. She named her captors as discussing profits and later planning to dispose of her, while insisting she faced no sexual mistreatment and that a police response would follow her reunion with her Newark father.
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FBI
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Obituary: Alex Jordon 67 Resident of Lawrence
Alex Jordon, 67, longtime Lawrence resident, died Thursday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. No immediate survivors. A Huskell Institute graduate. Funeral at 10 a.m. Monday in Cooper-Warren Chapel. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Rev. Roy Turner to officiate.
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Lawrence
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Haskell Institute
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Oak Hill Cemetery
Roy Turner
Nixon opens exhibition amid debate on press freedom
The meeting began with amiable but firm talk on press freedom. Before the Americans arrived, Soviet officials visited the exhibition and removed books they deemed objectionable from the American library.
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U.S
Nixon
Lawrence Paper to supply boxes for local Stokely plant
Pickett has led the Lawrence Stokely plant since 1947. The local plant will receive concentrated pineapple juice from Hawaii and frozen juice from Florida for packaging. Lawrence Paper Co will manufacture several hundred thousand boxes for the juices, supporting Stokely’s increased production.
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Florida
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Hesse
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Wheat price referendum backs U S program nationwide and in Douglas County
Douglas County wheat voters join national result with about 79 percent in favor while 151 of 202 Douglas County growers voted yes. Balloting showed low turnout and a portion of ballots challenged. In Washington, Bernard Goldfine received a suspended year jail term and $1000 fine for contempt of Congress with two years probation.
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Court dockets list multiple fines for vagrancy and traffic
In Police Court Richard Metzer of Kansas City Kansas receives 100 dollars and 30 days on a vagrancy charge plus a 5 dollar fine for improper registration He is paroled from the days County Court Kyle Lee Clay of St Joseph Missouri gets a 60 dollar fine for an open bottle and no current driver s license Traffic violations County Court Robert Carl Hun zicker 416 Murrow Ct fined 10 dollars for speeding Gordon Paul of Ottawa fined 25 dollars for overweight truck William E Jenkins of Topeka fined 15 dollars for speeding Leonard Watson of Kansas City Missouri fined 10 dollars for speeding Dan J Ertz of Hutchinson fined 10 dollars for driving left of center
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Budget Lower In Tonganoxie
The 1960 Tonganoxie city budget totals 64 821, a drop of 4 789 from 1959’s 69 610, largely from bond debt payments The city faces 176 000 in total bond indebtedness for 1960 down from 189 000 in 1959 Bonds to be retired total 11 000 with 6 330 interest A public hearing is set for 8 p m August 10 at City Hall Valuations rise to 1 2 million from 1 038 764 due to 1958 county real estate re valuation The budget has more than doubled since 1942.
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Elm Disease Clarified In Lawrence Area News
Lawrence officials say rumors of two Dutch Elm disease cases in city trees are incorrect. A dead tree four miles east recently tested positive, and an elm stump in the city dump was found with the disease about a year ago.
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Memorial Hospital Names and Addresses List
A memorial hospital notices a roster listing names and addresses including Shirley Maichel 1212 Ohio Street Emil Gantz Williamstown Harriet Brown 717 Miss Street Burnham 933 Ohio Street Kay Meier 60114 Miss Street Ernest Owens 706 North Y Street Edna Dolan 825 Ohio Street LaJean King 715 Mich Street Gale Tennyson 2117 Carolina Street Janet Rojas 1422 West 21st Terrace.
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Emil Gantz
Williamstown
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Local Birth Notices Tied to Multiple Families Across Town
A list of residents including Mrs. Sue Fulcher with a baby girl at 1032 Ohio Street and others such as Mrs. Jennie Davis in Oskaloosa and Mrs. Margie Eisenhower with a baby girl in Perry. Also mentioned are Jona Mayhue of Barker Avenue, Mrs. Christine Warsop in DeSoto, Mrs. Angela Schmidt in Eudora, Mrs. Carol Sneegas with a baby boy at 1418 W 22nd Terrace, Mrs. Jennie Ellis on North J Street, Mrs. Helen Walters at 2117 Ohio Street, and Guy Scales at 1004 W 4th Street.
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Oskaloosa
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Perry
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Barker Ave
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DeSoto
Angela Schmidt
Eudora
Carol Sneegas
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N. J. St
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Guy Scales
W. 4Th St
Maichel and King Families Announce Newborns
Mr and Mrs Merle Maichel of 1212 Ohio Street welcomed a son on Thursday while Mr and Mrs John H King of 715 Mich Street announced a daughter today.
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Long's Rides Pick Wrong Nag Boss Loses $3000
In Denver Earl Long of Louisiana reportedly lost an estimated 4000 to 6000 at Centennial Race Track after aides miswagered 3000 on Spicy in the featured seventh race. Long said he broke even for the two days and later appeared tired and dejected.
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Beatnik Culture Takes Stage Across The Nation
A humorous sketch portrays Beatnik culture as unorganized and defiant from Wichita to Council Grove Neb. It mocks nonconformity while praising rebellion against conformity and urging participation in a fictional Ignore The Girl Next Door Week.
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In Memoriam Judith Ann Wiggins Passes July 24
In loving memory of Judith Ann Wiggins who died seven years ago on July 24. Call not back the dear departed anchored safe where storms are o er on the borderland we left her. Sadly missed by all.
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