New Soviet Disarmament Proposals Spur Study Says U S Officials
U S officials privately view Khrushchev's revised disarmament plan as adding two potentially forward steps. State Department promises close study while urging Moscow to assess Western proposals of May 16. Aimed at erasing nuclear delivery means, the plan also hints at an international peace force and acknowledges delivery systems as central to any arms control. The May 16 proposals included UN inspections via high flying aircraft. The White House denies Khrushchev's claim that Eisenhower fears a united Germany.
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US protests Cuba over anti American slander campaign
The United States handed a protest to Fidel Castro's Foreign Ministry in Havana via U S Ambassador Phillip W Bonsal alleging an intense anti American campaign of slander. The note seeks to set the record straight amid claims spread by Castro and Cuban President Oswaldo Dorticos during his Latin American tour.
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Khrushchev Under Army Control in West Clash Dramatized
Berlin AP reports Khrushchev’s latest diatribe portrays the Soviet Union as under military direction with him acting mainly as a figurehead. The piece argues Western leaders will see disarmament terms as masked Communist imperialism and warns of military replacement if Khrushchev strays from a hard line.
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Diplomat Urges Latin Nations Break With Cuba Over Khrushchev Visit
Guatemalan consul general in New York and ambassador-designee to the OAS called Khrushchev’s planned visit to Cuba proof of Soviet imperialism in Latin America. He urged Latin American governments to sever diplomatic relations with Cuba.
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Journal-World Home Delivery Holiday Notice
Announcement offering daily mail delivery while owner is away for over two weeks this summer with a contact number for advance service and subscription details.
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Thermometer Tries Again Near Century Mark
The thermometer rose to 94 by noon, one degree higher than Friday, with a 95-degree day possible as 1958’s record looms. Forecast cooler Sunday with highs in the low 80s and Sunday commencement plans at Kansas University. Tonight’s low in the mid 60s and a high minimum of 71 earlier this year. Partly cloudy skies and a chance of scattered thundershowers tonight or early Sunday.
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Doctor Barbara Moore draws crowds on coast to coast hike
MARSHALL Mo AP Doctor Barbara Moore the walking British physician grows more publicity as she reaches Marshall. Friday she was escorted around the city square by patrol and called it her first big parade. J Moore covered 35 miles to the U S 40 65 junction
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Demonstrators Ask Eisenhower Visit Japan Be Halted
In Tokyo on the second day of protests, more than 15 000 leftists including students workers and Socialist and Communist groups marched before the U S Embassy chanting Ike don t come The action aimed at pressuring Prime Minister Kishi and the U S Japan security pact amid nationwide stoppages by Sohyo affecting transport and postal services across multiple cities.
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Linwood Schools set 1960 61 plan with veteran board
Linwood School District No 44 will operate under new superintendent Ted Gray in the 1960 61 academic year with a veteran school board. Joe Cleavinger leaves to head Baldwin schools. Billy Winkleman wins a fourth term on the Linwood High School Board as budget measures are debated and defeated.
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KU Visitors Hope For Good Weather
Kansas University anticipates fair conditions for two outdoor ceremonies Baccalaureate at Memorial Stadium Sunday 7 p.m. and Monday 7:30 p.m. Commencement. If rain arrives events may move indoors to Allen Fieldhouse. Noted speaker Very Rev. Paul C. Reinert S J will address Baccalaureate with music by KU Concert Choir and the Class of 1926 Glee Club. Commencement includes about 2000 degrees and certificates.
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KU Alumni Schedule of Events and Reunions
Alumni office meetings and tours at Strong Hall and Union Building. Mortar Board reception, dinners for classes and unions at Eldridge Hotel and Union venues. Carillon recitals, endowment breakfast, bus tours, and 1960 commencement events with speeches by Chancellor Murphy and Regent Valentine.
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Alumni Reunions Fill KU Campus Ahead of Commencement
Thousands of alumni, parents, and visitors crowded the Kansas University campus for reunions and receptions ahead of the Monday night commencement. The weekend featured dozens of gatherings in the Union, Eldridge Hotel, and other venues, with a focus on Class of 1960 reunions and Gold Medal Club candidates.
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