Dulles Opens New Phase in East West Arms Talks
Secretary of State Dulles flies to London to lead stalled disarmament talks and press for the open skies plan. He will meet Harold Stassen British leaders and possibly visit Paris to consult with the NATO council on verification measures and a first stage Arctic inspections proposal.
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Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Council
Pope Pius XI expresses sorrow over disasters and assassination
Pope Pius XI, 81, voices sorrow for Mexico earthquake floods and Guatemala assassination. He sent condolences via apostolic delegate Msgr. Luigi Raimondi and provided funds for urgent aid in Mexico and Japan, plus a telegram to Guatemala’s government and people mourning President Carlos Castillo Armas.
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Italy
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Japan
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Major Break Expected In Atlas Cement Strike
Allentown reports a likely breakthrough as Atlas Cement Co workers vote on a new contract. The tentative deal, tied to a wider nationwide stoppage, includes an 11 cent hourly raise with 10 cents retroactive to May 1 and allows outside hiring if work is deemed more economical or expeditious.
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Unted Cement, Lime and Gypsum Workers
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Security
Ham Linkup Across 11200 Miles Tells Arctic Antarctic Tale
Two 26 year old scientists at opposite poles used ham radio to speak clearly over 11200 miles. Dr Charles R Bentley at the Antarctic and Maurice J Davidson at the Arctic chat about research for the International Geophysical Year. Both on Columbia University's Lamont Geological Observatory staff.
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New York
U.S
Charles R. Bentley
Antarctic
Maurice J. Davidson
Arctic
International Geophysical Year
Bentley
Davidson
Columbia University
Lamont Geological Observatory
Columbia
Steven Robb Dairy Champion Tops Jayhawk Club
Steven Robb of the Jayhawk 4-Hi Club was the 4-H dairy champion at last year’s fair, not Barbara Harris of the Cottonwood Club. Barbara Harris was misnamed in Safety Week coverage but did win blue ribbons in dairy, swine, and related categories. Steven captured the overall dairy sweepstakes.
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Steven Robb
Jayhawk 4-Hi
Barbara Harris
Cottonwood Club
Jack Harris
Cottonwood
Barbara
Steven
Clayton Crosier Nominee For State UNESCO Post Meets Oct 26
Wesley Darrow of Hutchinson announces Kansas Commission for UNESCO officers for 1957 with Clayton M Crosier and Mary R Williams up for reelection. Officers named include Anna Reed Abilene chairwoman John E King president of Kansas State Teachers College Emporia Velma Hinze Hutchinson public schools recording secretary and Crosier executive secretary. The annual Commission meeting in Manhattan is set for Oct 26 following the Governor’s Conference on World Affairs Oct 25 and 26.
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Kansas Commission
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Abilene
John E. King
Kansas State Teacher's College of Emporia
Velma Hinze
Hutchinson Public Schools
Mary R. Williams
Seneca Public Schools
Clayton M. Crosier
Kansas University
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Heart Attack Kills Kansan Found in Car Near Okemah
Oklahoma Highway Patrol reports Arthur H. Lyon, 69, of Pittsburg Kansas, was found dead in his car on a road shoulder near Okemah. A local doctor ruled the death a heart attack. Troopers found the car three miles west of Okemah with parking lights on and ignition off.
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Cairo Slum House Collapse Kills Three. Many Hurt
A building collapse in a Cairo slum left three dead and two seriously injured. It follows another fatal six dozen casualties at a five story fall during a wedding party on Friday night, with 63 killed and 32 injured in that disaster.
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Cairo
Known Offender Denies Any Part In Killing Boys
Brockton Massachusetts. Raymond F. Ohlson a 20 year old convicted sex offender pleaded innocent to two murder charges in the woodlands stabbing of two brothers after marching them at knife point into the woods from a public pond. He was held without bond and a continuance to August ordered. Ohlson, released seven weeks ago from Concord Reformatory after six years for an attack on another boy, has a long prior record. Police said he reenacted the double slaying after admitting it and found keys under the bodies linking to his home.
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Maurice J. Murphy
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Oblson
John Logan
Edward
Brockton
Plymouth
Concord
Reformatory
John Flynn
Airman Dies in Illinois Car Crash Near Decatur
A 25-year-old Air Force lieutenant, Lt. Vernon Frasure, was killed and his pregnant wife Albert a Frasure, 25, was in critical condition after a two-vehicle wreck on Highway 36 near Decatur. The couple's car collided with a four trailer truck. the driver of the truck was uninjured. Lt Frasure was stationed at Schilling Air Force Base in Salina, Kansas.
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Salina
Kas
Alberta Frasure
Frasure
Weather For Other Areas Reported By AP
Hot and humid conditions with showers and thunderstorms were seen across broad U S regions today. Drought-stricken Northeast crops face millions in losses as rain remains scarce. Mid-M Mississippi Valley had overnight showers, with heavy rain in northeast Missouri. Knoxville Iowa recorded nearly 2 inches in 2 hours. Atlantic coast showers gave way to some clearing, while Florida Gulf Coast and parts of New England saw lingering thundershowers. Rocky Mountains rise to 11 000 to 14 255 feet.
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Iowa
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Jet Ace Wins Big Bendix Race After Near Fuel Runout
Air Force Capt Kenneth D. Chandler, flying a Convair F102, won the Hon Air Race from Chicago O Hare to Andrews AFB at 679 mph, covering 620 miles. He nearly ran dry at the end, with a 4 minute 4312 second elapsed time, besting five rivals to claim the event.
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Kenneth D. Chandler
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Air Force
Chandler
Chicago
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Andrews Air Force Base
Marsland
Music Camp Finale Showcased By Noted Conductors At Midwestern Meet
The 20th annual Midwestern Mu te Camp closed with music, dance, oratory and honors. Guest conductors Victor Alessandro and Pfautseh led a polished program featuring Mozart, Coleridge-Tassotti, Rimsky Korsakov, Haydn and more. Soloists Judy Mayhan Kent Hirst Tom Schraeder aided by Calvert Shonk and others.
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G. Criss Simpson
Victor Alessandro
Tlased Pfautseh
Dent
Jell Wiley
Gerald Carney
Clayton Krehebiel
Carney
Mozart
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Haydn
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Elven Wallareatle
Judy Mayhan
Kent Hirst
Tom Schraeder
Son of Trujillo to Take a Kansas City Trial Detour
A report from Leavenworth notes the son of a dictatorship figure facing court action in Kansas with potential custody and labor implications. The article mentions military and legal officials and references a historic, unstable family saga impacting local institutions.
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Trujillo
Leavenworth
Crash Kills Newton Man
A Newton man 29 identified as Whitehead from Sassen Moat was killed yesterday in a crash as a barrier damaged equipment. Police described the incident as a fatal accident with details pending investigation.
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Just When Is New Year Is a Lunar Calendar Note
Fragmentary note discusses dating the new year by a lunar month and mentions observers noting a shift or challenge in aligning traditional seasons with the lunar month. The text references yesterday and Saturday in relation to a shift in understanding of the new year.
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Tegin
Burt Relcnis
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