Khrushchev Sets Up Campaign to Split U S Allies
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev announced an all out cold war campaign against the United States to discredit Eisenhower and divide Western Allies. He urged abolition of means to deliver nuclear weapons and warned bases abroad would be first targets if war breaks out.
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Soviet Union
France
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Khrushchev Labels Eisenhower Dangerous to World
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev accused President Eisenhower of lacking will power and warned that having him lead a great nation is dangerous. He faulted Nixon as a working partner and suggested the United States could face a harsh choice if a wiser leader is not found. He spoke at a Kremlin news conference amid unveiling of a disarmament plan.
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Loping Lover Arrested After Long Chase in San Francisco
Police nabbed Frank Gratto, 38, after a three hour pursuit through alleys and trees. He faced a Portland polygamy warrant and used aliases Bates Curtis William Damay, with reports of multiple wives across Oregon and California.
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Gratto
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Lawrence Receives National Traffic Safety Certificate
The National Safety Council awarded Lawrence a Certificate of Achievement for outstanding traffic safety efforts over the past year. Lawrence is among eight Kansas cities honored, with Newton receiving the Award of Merit. Lawrence also earned special recognition for no traffic deaths and a progressive accident prevention program.
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Wellington
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Temperature near 100 as 2 PM reading sets record
The day saw a 98 degree reading by 2 PM, breaking the date high set in 1953 and becoming the hottest of the year. Forecasters expect more heat on Saturday with a high near 90 and no rain in the past 24 hours.
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Broadway Shubert Alley Dark as Strike Looms
In Shubert Alley Broadway shows pause as Equity actors strike, posters mark a lockout. Ralph Bellamy signs a statement urging continued bargaining while actors consider striking terms and Equity support funds aid about 500 performers. Big-name stars express mixed views as theater life limps through a blackout.
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Commencement Relays Spotlight Murphy and Wescoe at KU
Frantic pace marks Commencement weekend as Dr. Franklin D. Murphy and Dr. W Clarke Wescoe juggle duties. They appear at Union luncheons, medical school ceremonies, reunions, and the 88th annual Commencement in Memorial Stadium with a busy schedule of appearances and speeches.
City Youth Leads Police on Chase Across State
A 15 year old Lawrence boy, John David Fike, led police on an all day pursuit from Lawrence to Topeka and finally Dickinson County, after overturning a car and causing multiple incidents. He faces charges for at least five car thefts, speeding, and evading a road block.
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Dickinson County
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Prairie Ave
Topeka
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Century
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Kempter
City youth page item lacks complete event details
Brief clipped notice mentions Gene Doane for insurance needs and provides a phone prefix VI3-301 in a City Youth page.
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Gene Doane
Drs Murphy and Wescoe Commit to EU Commencement Duties
Larry Lawrence notes observers may mock two doctors for their broad medical roles during the 190 EU commencement events. He questions whether their hands on work will be labeled as generalized medicine by critics.
KU Graduation on Monday Set to Be Among Largest
The 88th Kansas University commencement Monday at Memorial Stadium expects 10 000 plus attendees with about 2000 degrees and certificates in medical specialties. Chancellor Murphy and Regent member Valent ine will speak as degrees are conferred by Ray Evans with five alumni receiving Distinguished Service Citations.
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Integrity Talk Sparks Record Class at Lawrence High School
Dr. Franklin D. Murphy delivered the 86th commencement address at Hoch Auditorium before 2,500 plus guests, urging honesty and integrity as practical paths to success. The 284 graduates set new class and ceremony records, with special recognitions announced at the diplomas and program finale.
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Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas This Weekend
Fair to night and Saturday with lows in the 60s and highs near 90. Readings show a 92 as a peak, 69 a low, and humidity around 41 percent. Scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers are likely Tuesday and Wednesday as temps trend near seasonal normals.
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