Officials Worried Over Tokyo Riots and Ike Security
In Manila AP report notes U S security officials fear Japanese police can protect President Eisenhower as thousands of leftist students clash with police at Tokyo Parliament. Premier Kishi calls cabinet session amid what aides call insurrection. Eisenhower to arrive in Tokyo Sunday as White House declines comment.
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Manila
Tokyo
Eisenhower
Japan
Nobosuke Kishi
Kishi
U.s.japan
U. S
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
U. S. Marine
Philippine Congress
Storms Expected Locally After Sunny Spell
A weather note reports the second straight sunny day after a week of rain. Warm conditions continue through Thursday with mid 90s afternoon heat and high humidity near 98 percent this morning.
Dairy Princess Finals Tonight at Douglas County Fair
Seven finalists, all with dairy backgrounds, compete in a 7:30 p.m. show at Building 1 to crown the Douglas County Dairy Princess. Judges select the county winner who may advance to district and state levels with Kan sas State Fair prospects.
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Douglas County
Building No. 1
Judy Kindred
Louis Kindred
Eudora
Cathy Blede
Harlan Blede
Overbrook
Judy Miller
Ray Miller
Marilyn Chamney
Edward Chamney
Route 4
Linda Cox
Clifford Cox
Sara Rodewald
Mary Rodewald
Joanne Prim
Ernest Prim
Don Hay
John Crown
Walter Kampschroeder
Michele Schultz
Hutchinson
Eisenhower Faces Filipinos With Mixed Hopes For Straight Talk
In Manila President Eisenhower spoke before Congress but Filipinos seek clear guidance on defense against a Communist threat and reassurance on U S aid. They favor strong U S commitment and even nuclear stationing per Garcias suggestion amid regional jitters.
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Jim Becker
Manila
Eisenhower
Philippines
Mem
Comi
Phil Congress
Tokyo riots shake Kishi regime as Parliament attacked
Thousands of students stormed the Parliament grounds in Tokyo in the bloodiest anti government violence yet during Nobusuke Kishi's tenure. Police used tear gas and clubs as 3,008 rioters occupied the grounds, burned trucks, and clashed with security forces amid warnings of a Communist revolt and a threatened U.S. security treaty crisis.
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Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
Kishi
Eisenhower
U. S.japan
Diet
Socialist Party
Saburo Eda
Eda
Japan
U. S
Manila
Governor Chosen Today in Voting By Girls Staters
Miss Bylle Snyder of Scott City elected 1960 Sunflower Girls State governor by 378 delegates at Kansas University. The 16 year old will preside this week and lead 1961 Girls State, after winning over Rae Ann Mettlen of McPherson. In addition to governorship, both were elected as Kiowa and KasKasia mayors respectively. Governor-elect will resign her mayoral post. Inauguration set at Fraser Hall with Lt. Gov. Joseph W. Henkle Sr. speaking. The week ends with a reception and closing ceremonies Sunday.
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Bylle Snyder
Scott City
Kansas University
Miss Snyder
Nationalist Party
Rae Ann Mettlen
McPherson
Fraser Hall
Joseph W. Henkle Sr
Journal-World Photo
Sunflower Girls
American Legion
Miss Mettlen
Kiowa
Kaskaskia
Girls State
Clifford Ketzel
EU Political Science Department
Ann Leffler
Pittsburg
Kansas
Mary Roger
National Legislation Committee
Kansas Union
City summer recreation program to open Monday
More than 3 000 youngsters will take part as Lawrence launches eight-site summer recreation program directed by Jesse Milan. Activities include baseball softball crafts dramatics hikes camping and a Playground Olympics at Haskell Stadium with daily hours 9 a m to noon and 1 to 5 p m except Sunset Hill open 9 a m to noon Monday through Friday.
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Jesse Milan
Lawrence City
Wayne Bly
Commission
Hillcrest
Bob Carlson
Margaret Johnson
Pinckney
Dick Williams
Jane Blair
Woodlawn
Elvis Berger
Mary Ann Bergman
East Heights
Joe Schissler
Patricia Rohlf
Veteran's Park
Bob Guntert
Jane Cayot
South Park
Stan Patterson
Delores Hatfield
New York
Bill Blasi
Marjorie Fisch
Sunset Hill
Rick Lamgon
Kay Berglund
Goon
Humber
Haskell Stadium
Bly
Milan Tin
Jayhawk
Recreation
C. C
McAllaster School
Local Officers Cited for Arrest in Ottawa Convicts Capture
The three Lawrence police officers Sgt. Eugene Williams and patrolmen Kenneth Harmon and Lyle Sutton, with Ottawa officer Maj. Cliff McGuffin, were cited for merit by Lawrence Police Chief John Hazelet after aiding in the 10 hour manhunt. Chase and King, captured in a child’s play house near the university and Garfield Grade School, faced multiple charges after fleeing a roadblock on U.S. 50. No one was injured despite a high powered rifle bullet passing through a trailer and damaging a car window.
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Lawrence
Carl Ray Chase
Jay Lea King
Ottawa
John Hazelet
Eugene Williams
Kenneth Harmon
Lyle Sutton
Cliff McGuffin
Chase
King
University
Garfield
Lonvicts
McGuffin
Richard Hewitt
Hewitt
Docking Policies Are Lashed By Boyd In Talk Here
McDill Boyd, Republican candidate for Kansas governor, spoke to about 60 at the Douglas County Boyd for Governor Club dinner at the Hotel Eldridge. He attacked Gov. Docking’s administration as dangerous, urged a fighting campaign, defended the tax rebate system, and accused Docking of usurping the law in parole policy.
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Boyd
McDill Boyd
George Docking
GOP
Douglas County
Boyd For
Eldridge
Topeka
Kansas
Phillipsburg
Docking
Republican Party
Gov. Docking
Michigan
Williams
See GOVERNOR Page 2 Gene Doane Insurance Ad
An insurance ad on the third page promotes Gene Doane for all insurance needs with a local phone listing VI3-3011 and a brief tagline referring readers to the Governor page.
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Adv
Eisenhower vows U S to stand with allies amid communist drive
President Eisenhower, in Manila, declares the United States must remain strong and faithful to its friends against Soviet anti American pressures. He urges unity with allies, praises Filipino nationalism, and argues communism as the main source of world tension during a joint session with Philippine lawmakers.
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Manila
Eisenhower
United States
Soviet Union
Philippine Congress
Philippines
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Republic
Lawrence Pool Move Aims at Segregation Policy
The Lawrence City Commission moved to repeal an unconstitutional pool licensing ordinance and replace it with a workable one. A large crowd attended the meeting to urge integration of the privately owned Plunge run by Mrs. Bertha Nottburg of Kansas City. The effort is led by the Lawrence League for the Practice of Democracy.
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Ordine
Lawrence League
LPD
Bertha Nottburg
Kansas City
West Sixth Street
Charles Stough
Weather roundup Northeast Kansas scattered storms and cool readings
The Northeast Kansas forecast calls for scattered thunderstorms tonight and early Thursday with remaining partly cloudy conditions through Thursday. Temperatures show highs near 85 and lows in the 60s, with humidity rising by evening. Five day outlook suggests near normal west temperatures and 3 to 5 degrees below normal east, with modest precipitation across the region.
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Kansas
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