Dulles Sees Soviet Freedom Tests Amid Turbulent Crisis
Secretary of State Dulles told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee the Soviet Union faces growing pressures at home and abroad. He warned Moscow may grant more autonomy to satellites or face possible revolt while noting signs of potential Western Soviet agreements on science, atomic testing, and neutralization talks.
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Washington
Dulles
Charles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Moscow
Nikdta Khrushchev
Krem-lin
Negro Professor Jailed for Crossing Race Line in Mississippi
Jackson Mississippi AP report says Cleon King a former Alcorn A&M College faculty member was jailed in a top floor cell at the state highway patrol headquarters after attempting to enter the all white University of Mississippi. Authorities planned psychiatric examination if deemed needed and a lunacy warrant had been filed.
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Douglas Starr
Jackson
Miss
Clennon King
Alcorn A&m
State Highway Patrol
Highway Patrol
King
Norman Bergsma
Jackson Daily News
Chancery
J.B. Howell
Oxford
Whitfield
State Hospital
Edison Grandson Fired in New Jersey Shakeup
Edison grandson John E. Sloane, son of a center, was dropped from his managerial position as McGraw-Edison Electrical undergoes a company shakeup in West Orange New Jersey. Source notes a reassignment affecting the inventor's family connections amid corporate changes.
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West Orange
N. J
Thornes
U.S. May Employment Gains Lift Jobs and Cut Unemployment
The May employment report shows a rise of 1,154,000 jobs to 64,061,000 and a drop of 216,000 unemployed to 4,904,000. Households, students, and housewives entering the labor force boosted the gain, with factory hours edging up and unemployment insurance claims down in most states.
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Washington
Commerce and Labor Departments
Navy Polaris missile faces tough test in Cape Canaveral
A Navy Polaris experimental missile launched from Cape Canaveral failed to maintain flight after about 20 seconds, breaking apart as it lifted into a near horizontal path. One section reportedly plunged into the ocean amid crash boats on standby, as officials sought to test components under harder conditions.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Navy
Dulles Says Satellites Face Choice on Freedom or Oppression
Secretary of State Dulles told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the Soviet Union must choose between allowing greater freedom for its satellites or resorting to oppressions that could fuel revolt. He spoke as the committee reflected on a narrow defeat of a related proposal.
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Retary
Dulles
Soviet Union
State Department Stays Neutral on Eisenhower aid plan
Secretary of State Dulles testified that the State Department did not take a firm position for or against attaching an amendment to the foreign aid bill to grant Ike more leeway in aiding satellite nations. He noted the decision whether to attach it or seek separate action rests with Congress, while the administration backs the principle in general.
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Washington
Dulles
State Department
Eisenhower
John H. Sparkman
D-Ala
Department
Senate
Congress
Ike
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Moscow
City Wreck Rate Is Up This Year
Lawrence traffic accidents rose in the first five months of this year to 464 compared with 466 in 1957. Nineteen more persons were injured than in 1957 with 83 accidents in May causing 15 injuries. Total vehicle damage is estimated at 16,965 and five month damage at 389,768. Last May there were 72 accidents and 14 injuries. Through May injuries totaled 65, vs 46 in 1957. Gene Doane advertises insurance.
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Lawrence
Jack Evans
De Gaulle vows control as Algeria turmoil continues
In Oran, General de Gaulle told Algerian insurgent representatives that he will run Algeria with himself as cabinet minister and named Gen. Raoul Salan as delegate-general in Algiers. He urged integration of Moslem and European communities and warned the committees not to usurp legal authority. Rural and urban crowds greeted him as whispers of trouble from settlers’ committees rise back home.
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Oran
Algeria
E Gaulle
All-Algeria Public Safety Committee
Raoul Salan
Algiers
de Gaulle
Public Safety Committee
France
French Empire
Paris
Heuss Pays Tribute As First Foreign Leader Honors Unknown Soldier
Theodor Heuss of West Germany becomes the first foreign head of state to honor the unknown American serviceman of three wars. The report notes Heuss’s tribute in Washington as part of a ceremonial posture. In New York, the closing average for 60 stocks stands at 172.6, up 0.3 from prior, signaling modest gains.
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Heuss
Washington
Theodor Heuss
West Germany
New York
Overseas 15 Minute Alert Plan Backed by Crews
The SAC develops a 15 minute alert for overseas deployments shortening duty from 18 months to one to two weeks per rotation. Bomber wings place aircraft at overseas bases for runways alert with crews on 24 hour duty while planes are fueled and armed but not flying. Most support staff stay home as a small number of personnel rotate until overseas bases fully sustain the aircraft.
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Omaha
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Maj
John Oswald
SAC Public Information Division
Oswald
Prices of Food to Drop This Autumn Says Grocers
New York report notes meat vegetables and fruit prices expected to ease in autumn. National Association of Retail Grocers officers say beef prices should fall in about two weeks as cattle quotations decline. Cowperthwaite cites abundant corn keeping cattle off market and rising slaughter in terminals signaling a lasting market shift. Hog and pork prices also expected to fall due to larger supplies.
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New York
National Assn. of
Ray Cowperthwaite
Cowperthwaite
Bushnell
Til
Officials Back On Safe Ground Scandal Fades From Penn Pike
Harrisburg Pa AP Turnpike officials say they are on safe financial ground, free from a scandal that once threatened the 471 mile toll road operation. Bond holders have almost forgotten the 18 million dollar conspiracy cited by Gov Leader. Five men were sentenced to terms up to 5 years. Investigations showed the Manu Mine project was largely a made work contract.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
George M. Leader
Turnpike
Siv Furthem
Reading
Charles W. Stickler, Jr
Manu-Mine Research and Development Co
Stickler
Thomas J. Evane
Turnpike Commission
Mann - Mine
Scranton
Two Long Trips For Chancellor Murphy
Kansas University's Chancellor Franklin D. B. Murphy will travel twice this summer. He joins a seven-member U.S. group June 24 for a three week Soviet higher education tour ending July 17. Murphy departs KU June 20 then trips to Pittsburgh July 24 for a three week South American university circuit ending mid August.
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Kansas University
Franklin DB. Murphy
Russia
South America
Kiev
Leningrad
U. S. State Department
Edward H. Litchfield
Pittsburgh
Deane W. Malott
Cornell University
Murphy
Lawrence
Santiago
Chile
Bogota
Colombia
Lima
Peru
Costa Rica
Guatemala
U. S
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Resort conditions hold for Kansas
Lawrence enjoyed a second day of resort weather with scattered showers possible tonight and Saturday. Lows near 60, highs around 85, with cooler, cloudy conditions limiting early temperature rise. Thursday peaked at 82 with a 64 low. June 6 records show 6 high and 52 low in 1945.
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Lawrence
Housing Limitation Could Be Handicap In Student Growth
KU Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy told city officials that housing limits could hinder student growth as enrollment is expected to rise from 8,400 to about 15,000 by 1970. He noted 1,900 married students live off campus with potential increases, while state funds will add five more 430-student dorms by 1970.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
NIAS
Franklin D. Murphy
Stauffer Place
Murphy
Sunnyside
The
State
Endowment Association
Iowa Street
Jayhawk Drive
Chi Omega Circle
Bailey Hall
Filing Deadline Draws Near Low Interest in Aug primary
Douglas County Democrats hold back on major offices as filing nears June 20 with Aug 5 primary. Only two Republicans filed so far and two state reps seek re election. County offices open include sheriff judge and treasurer. candidates warn campaigning must intensify in remaining weeks. Local officials express hope voters feel engaged despite quiet race year.
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G. D.dale Chappell
Frank Gray
Chappell
Gray
Odd Williams
Richard Allen
Wes Norwood
Gene Riling
Lawrence
Elmer Quadahl
Clarence Schaake
Bess Bennett
Lucille Allison
Delbert Mathia
Emma Berg
George Docking
Register of Deeds
Charles Rankin
Harold Beck
Bryan Walters
Weather Forecast for Northeast Kansas Saturday Outlook
Partly cloudy with a chance of brief showers this evening and tonight. Warmer Saturday with highs around 80 today and 30s to 35 for the foothills. Low tonight 60 to 63. Temperature readings include odd entries such as 92 high and 68 low for Pango today and 98 on fn 19Bt, with other anomalies in the scan.
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