Ride Thinks Campaign Grim This Year
Washington reports say President Eisenhower's press secretary Hagerty warned at a Citizens for Eisenhower conference that Democrats will wage a rough, dirty campaign with no real issues. Nixon predicted a larger GOP victory if turnout is high, touting performance over promises and defending the slogan Peace Progress and Prosperity. Tobin urged messaging to African American voters amid Supreme Court cases and Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation as context.
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Richard Tobin
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GOP
Robert A. Taft
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New York Herald Tribune
Supreme Court
Lincoln
Four Mert Killed as AF Bomber Crashes Near Lowry
A twin engine bomber crashed between two houses south of Lowry Air Force Base in Denver killing four men and injuring four others. The aircraft had been en route from Hickam to Panama City and appeared to lose power on takeoff. One injured person was in critical condition and included a member of the Women's Air Force. Names of the dead and injured were not released.
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Lowry Base Hospital
Women's Air Force
Wheat crop forecast at 142 million bushels in Kansas
R I Cross of the Santa Fe Railway notes favorable conditions may yield a wheat crop of 142,500,000 bushels in Kansas. Last month federal and state agriculture departments forecast 150,640,000 bushels based on conditions May 1. Rep Wint Smith files for renomination in Kansas 6th District.
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Molotov resigns Foreign Minister post in Soviet reshuffle
Moscow Radio reports Vyachenlav Molotov resigns as foreign minister with Dmitry Shepilov appointed to the post. Molotov remains first deputy premier as Tito to visit Moscow. Shepilov, longtime Pravda editor, rises in Communist Party leadership amid Stalin era legacies.
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Dmitry Shepilov
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Supreme Bovie
Council of Ministers
Vyachenlav M. Molotov
Dmitr T. Shepilov
Joseph Stalin
Tito
Sheply
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Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
Shepsloy
Soviet Union
Supreme Soviet
Adlai Aims For Old Folks Vote On West Coast
Adlai Stevenson targets California voters appealing to the elderly as Kefauver counters with charges of mudslinging. Both vie for California’s 68 Democratic National Convention votes in the upcoming primary, Stevenson rallying in San Diego on pensions and old age benefits.
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Adlai Stevenson
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Eisenhower
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Stevenson
Kefauver
Radio Corp. of America
Zenith Radio Corp
RCA
San Diego
Indicted Corporations Face Sherman Antitrust Charges
A federal grand jury indicted six major firms including United States Rubber Co, Philadelphia. Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co, Boston. B F Goodrich Co and Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co of Akron. Gates Rubber Co, Denver. and Dayton Rubber Manufacturing Co, Dayton, for alleged price fixing in industrial rubber belts. The action centers on the gate and distribution sectors.
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United States Rubber Co
Philadelphia
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co
Boston
B. F. Goodrich Co
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
Ohio
Gates Rubber Co
Dayton Rubber Manufacturing Co
Dayton
Officials Call Korea Situation Tests Arm Control Inspections
Washington officials say the Korea arms curbs highlight the need for a robust inspection system in any global disarmament plan. They note repeated Communist violations of the armistice and demand withdrawal of Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission members, while stressing that only unlimited air and ground inspections can ensure compliance in disarmament efforts.
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Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
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South Korea
Group Named to Aid U S Small Business
President Eisenhower designated a seven member Committee on Small Business to study and strengthen the economic position of small businesses. Arthur F Burns will chair. other members include Wilson Weeks Mitchell Flemming Barnes and Cole. He urged review of federal programs to improve assistance for small firms.
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Council of Economic Advisers
Defense
Wilson
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Labor
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Wendell Barnes
Albert Cole
Mrs Hornsby Dies at 56 in St Louis
Mary Jeannette Hornsby estranged wife of Hall of Fame player Rogers Hornsby and former major league infielder died Wednesday in St Louis. She was 56 and a prominent figure in baseball circles.
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Rogers Hornsby
President criticized for using clichés in policy talks
In Washington Senator Mansfield and Senator Aiken condemned President Eisenhower and his administration for reliance on outworn clichés rather than facts on foreign policy. They questioned claims that policies have largely nullified Russia’s threat and credited U S policy with changing Soviet tactics, while warning of dangers and demanding clearer truths. Representative Judd accused pro Communists and intellectuals in lower government ranks of steering higher policy.
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Eisenhower
Russia
Aiken
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Citizens For Eisenhower
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Soviet Union
Judd
R-Minn
Kansas Nine Ends Third In 1956 Big Seven Race
Kansas University finished third in the 1956 Big Seven baseball standings after Missouri forfeited a playoff game in Columbia. Oklahoma led the league at 7-2, Nebraska second at 8-4, Kansas third at 6-5, Missouri fourth at 7-6. KU, coached by Floyd Temple, swept Missouri May 21 and 22 but finished with a 14-5 overall record and 5-4-5 in league play.
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Columbia
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Bengals
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K.U
Stock Market Index Advances on Strong IP-Closing Figures
New York IP closing average for 60 stocks rises to 178.6, up 0.4 points. Investors note gains amid broad market strength and positive sentiment toward key sectors. Major indices show supportive momentum as trading ends for the session.
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New York
106 year old Mexican grandmama touts bold drink plan
EL PASO TEXAS life for Mrs Tirza Gonzalez centers on dance and sewing as she nears 106. Born in Durango Mexico she moved to the U S in 1919 and now lives with daughter Julia. She jokes beer is for burros while insisting strong drinks wake the day and keep her going.
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Rosalio
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Efren Gonzalez
City Completes Year Of Subnormal Rains
Lawrence ends its 12th straight month with below normal rainfall tying an all time drought record. May temperatures reached near record highs with multiple days of extreme warmth and a 102 degree peak. The dry spell since October 1951 left the city about 50 inches below normal across the moisture deficit.
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C. J. Posey
Walter Schwarz
Worden
Pleasant Weekend Weather Outlook for Northeast Kansas
The weather bureau projects a fair pleasant weekend in Northeast Kansas with mild temperatures. Lawrence sees a record low for June 1 at 47 degrees after a 72 degree high earlier in the week, with rainfall totals varying across the area and annual rainfall well below normal.
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Lawrence
Skipper Williams Wins State Trapshoot Trophy
Lawrence shooter Skipper Williams, 33, won the Kansas doubles title and the Etchen Cup state trapshoot competition in Wichita. He fired 84x100 for the doubles championship, adding the Class A doubles title from yesterday's prelims.
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Kansas
Farm Prices Reach Levels Seen in 1952 Amid Rally
Washington dispatch reports farm prices rose about 3 percent in mid-April to May, the sharpest monthly gain in years, lifting overall levels to those of 1952. Meat prices led the advance while costs climbed roughly three quarters of 1 percent, with livestock outlook seen higher this year. Democrats blamed policy, Republicans welcomed the rise as Farm Belt politics stirred.
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Jailhouse tip backfires in Covington prison scene
In Covington Kentucky two inmates tried to smuggle whisky through a jail bars straw to share with a jailed friend James Thom. Jailer Knauf witnessed the plan and the incident led to charges of disorderly conduct and being drunk.
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Delmar Wells
Norman Simpson
James Thomas
William ‘Knauf
Kaul
Kovatch quits Jayhawk grid staff for teaching offer
John Kovatch resigns from Kansas University football staff to pursue a biology and physiology teaching position likely at a Chicago area college. He will leave after spring practice, with Head coach Chuck Mather and athletic director A C Lonborg praising his service. Kovatch, 43, joined in February after coaching at Northwestern and had previously played pro and college football. he taught biology during his KU tenure.
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Newsman Tests Royal Guards By Appearing as an Assassin
Simon Ward a Daily Sketch columnist said he could have hurled a bomb at Queen Elizabeth II from close range during the Trooping the Colour ceremony. Ward and a companion allegedly tested security by posing as an assassin, with hundreds of police and security officers on duty. they reported no challenges during the two hours before the Queen rode by.
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Graduation weekend plans for Kansas University outlined
Preparations are complete for KU's major commencement weekend. Events begin Saturday with alumni registration and a welcoming dinner featuring debates on Renowned Old Days. A Sunday trustees meeting and six class reunions lead to a Monday commencement at Memorial Stadium expected to draw about 12 000 attendees.
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Urroetars
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Coffeyville
Board of Revents
Oscar Stauffer
Topeka
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Methodist Discopal Church
Washington, D.C
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Independence
Jean Moore
Wichita
Chester Lessenden
George Anderson
Joe Wilson
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Five Day Weather Forecast for Plains States
Five day outlook covers Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma with temperatures 3-5 degrees above normal in eastern zones and 10-40 degrees above elsewhere. Light precipitation expected mostly scattered thundershowers. Max highs near 80s in Nebraska and lower 80s in Kansas and Oklahoma with warmer weekend.
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