Red Ties Will Not Be Severed in California Primary
Estes Kefauver and Adlai Stevenson enter the final weekend of forced draft campaigning ahead of California's Democratic presidential primary. The race centers on civil rights rhetoric with Kefauver accusing Stevenson of double talk while Stevenson defends the Supreme Court school integration ruling. California awards 68 delegate votes, part of a key test before the convention. Eisenhower looms in California’s Republican slate as Nixon warns voters against write-ins to avoid ballot invalidation.
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Frenchmen Fighting to Wipe Out Algerian Rebel Force
French forces driven by Katona with jet dive bombers battled rebels in the Biban Mountains triangle known as Gates of Iron. Paris reports 400 rebels losses including 29 dead and 110 prisoners as infantry and mechanized divisions push to seal the encirclement near Bougie and the Soumman Valley.
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Circus Patrons Urged to Use Special Buses for Show
Sheriff Hodson urged attendees of the Al G. Kelly and Miller Brothers Circus to leave cars at home and ride special Rapid Transit buses. The circus at West Sixth Street and Rockledge Road offers performances at 2 and 8 p m with pick up starting from 11th and Mass Sts at least an hour prior. Buses will await return trips at the circus. The event is billed as the second largest wild animal show in the world.
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New York Drops Pigeons From Protected List After July 1
City Health Department said pigeons will lose protected status after July 1 due to rising numbers and increased nuisance. Officials noted the change aims to curb population growth and complaints while outlining new management measures to reduce urban flocking.
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KIFW Chief Resigns to Pek a
Mrs Alice Paulen superintendent of the Kansas Industrial Farm for Women at Lansing resigns effective June 5. Andy Hesa Fire Insurance VI 3457.
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Weekend Forecast Promises Outdoors Despite Cool Start
A dry weekend is forecast with warmer temperatures and partly cloudy skies for Sunday in the Lawrence area. Friday peaked at 73 degrees then fell to a record low of 46 about 5 a.m. Today. Noon temperature reached 71 degrees with a low 60s expected tonight and highs near 80 on Sunday.
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Alumni Day At Baker University Under Way In Baldwin
About 1,000 Baker University alumni are expected for Alumni Day activities in Baldwin including an alumni luncheon, trustee meeting at 2 p.m., and Greek organization dinners. Baccalaureate is Sunday at First Methodist Church with Rev Keith C Kanaga delivering the sermon. Commencement Monday features eight nine seniors and four alumni receiving degrees, with Dr Raymond D Pruitt and Dr Roy M Winger among the degree recipients.
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Rochester
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Actor Jean Hersholt Dies After Long Illness
Actor Jean Hersholt famed as humanitarian died at home after a long illness. Known for Dr. Christian, he earned industry thanks for philanthropy. He helped found the Motion Picture Country Home and led the Motion Picture Relief Fund. Knighted by Denmark’s King Christian X in 1946, he would have turned 70 next July 22.
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Tito says Lenin spirit will bar future Communist splits
Tito arrives in Moscow to mend rifts with Soviet leaders and says Lenin’s spirit of collective leadership will prevent further splits in the Socialist camp. Dmitri Shepilov greets him as Molotov's successor to Pravda is announced, amid Belgrade’s favorable reaction.
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Negroes Boycott Florida City Buses Gains Clarity
In Tallahassee the Negro bus boycott nears total compliance as residents walk or carpool. A Negro delegation and Executive Editor Malcolm B Johnson discussed clarifying the demand for a first come first served seating policy but reached no agreement on its exact meaning.
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Ike Praises Jesse Jones In Washington
President Eisenhower lauded Jesse H. Jones in Washington calling his life a record of extraordinary achievement as both private citizen and public official. The comments highlighted Jones roles in business and government and reflected national esteem for his service.
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Soviet swap signals tighter ties with Tito amid Moscow shifts
U S officials saw Molotov’s replacement by Dmitri Shepilov as a standard retooling of policy not altering core U S Soviet relations. The move may spur more active diplomacy, conferences, and Middle East South Asia engagement while easing Yugoslav tensions dating to 1948 Stalin pressure. Tito’s Belgrade visit is highlighted as a sign of restored Russian-Yugoslav engagement with Bulganin and Khrushchev in line.
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Rectory in Uproar After Burglar Attacks a Nurse
In a Manhattan church rectory a burglar attacked nurse Mise Grace McLean 59 dragging her through the building and attempting to rape her. The attacker jumped from a third floor window to flee but was captured nearby by patrolmen. Cooper Jones 42, a laborer, was charged with burglary felonious assault and attempted rape.
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Kansas Traffic Deaths Topeka and 1956 Figures
The State Accident Records Section lists traffic fatalities in the last 24 hours and year totals for 1956 and 1955. Baseball notes report a Sunday night game at Lawrence Municipal Stadium with K U Stars vs Topeka Decker Oilers at 8 15 in the Adv section.
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Troop Train Halts After Race Battle Aboard in Crocker
Four hundred soldiers aboard a Frisco train bound for Lackland Air Force Base were moved apart after a racial dispute left seats ripped and cushions torn. Military police from Ft. Leonard Wood restored order with an Air Force officer aboard. Trainees, estimated 100 or more, hailed from several places and were en route to San Antonio. No injuries reported though some men reportedly had weapons.
Truman doubts Molotov move will alter policy
In Salzburg, former President Truman doubted V. M. Molotov's resignation as Soviet foreign minister and replacement by Pravda editor Dimitri Shepilov would change Russia's foreign policy. He warned, I don't trust the Russians for the facts, Molotov is among the last old Bolsheviks and his departure signals continuing turnover after a dictator passes.
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Lyndon Girl to Star on Firestone Show Monday
EARL WILSON reports Margaret Broderson, a Lyndon Kansas farm girl, may sing on the Voice of Firestone program in Manhattan next Monday. She recalls farm life, discusses her move to New York, and outlines a path from Kansas City University to Juilliard and Broadway, with connections to Chicago and off Broadway shows.
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Battle of Black Jack Civil War clash in Kansas staking birth of legend
A century ago on a Douglas County hillside a small Free-State force led by a fiery Puritan charged a larger pro slavery band in what historians call a minor action yet a key prelude to the Civil War. Capt. John Brown and his men rallied in eastern Kansas as lawless violence swept Lawrence and nearby farms. Local figures, including Henry Clay Pate and Shannon's Sharp Shooters, multiplied raids until Brown’s party intercepted them at Prairie City, turning a regional skirmish into a defining national memory. Continued on Page 3.
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Campus Events Chronicle at Memorial Union Building
On campus events feature an all day program at Memorial Union with trustees, endowment notices, class reunions from 1908 to 1998, open house in Strong Hall, and an Alumni Association meeting unveiling a bronze bust of Chancellor FE H Lindley. Evening highlights include an outdoor concert, a commencement supper, a state university speech by Chancellor Murphy, a Carillon recital, baccalaureate services, a senior breakfast, ROTC commissioning, portrait unveiling of Dr. F C Phog Allen, Phi Beta Kappa, and a university reception for seniors with commencement exercises and distinguished service awards.
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Bishop Oxnam to Speak at KU Commencement Weekend
Baptist minister and Method-ist bishop G Bromley Oxnam will deliver the Baccalaureate sermon at Memorial Stadium Kansas University Sunday at 7 p.m. He is a veteran church leader with a long tenure in national church leadership and academia.
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Weather forecast highlights scattered thundershowers and warmth
Clouds and sun alternate with scattered thundershowers in the west this afternoon and tonight. Easterly winds bring warmer readings across the region with low 60s tonight and highs near 80 on Sunday. Vacation note: order the Journal-World before leaving for a news package.
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