Guatemala Appeal To Halt Anti Reds
Guatemala urged Honduras to stop anti Arbenz exiles massing at the border for an assault on President Jacobo Arbenz Guzman. Ambassador Amateo Chinchilla told Honduran officials that armed exiles were being flown to border points and that Honduras promised border security and seizure of arms.
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Guatemala
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Amateo Chinchilla
J Edgardo Val
Chinchilla
Valenzuela
Belize
Hormturas
la Ceiba
Puerto Barrios
Carlos Castillo Armas
el Salvador
Castillo Armas
Arbenz
Weather outlook: showers possible late today into Friday
The weather bureau forecasts additional precipitation breaking out late today and continuing into tomorrow. Skies will be partly cloudy in the south north and east through Friday with occasional showers or thunderstorms in the northeast extreme east today and tonight and in the southeast and extreme east Friday. Cooler temperatures expected in western and northern portions with overnight lows near 50 to 65 70 and highs in the 70s to 80s.
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Pekap
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Concordia
Wamego
Dodge City
Goodland
Giants edge Redlegs as they extend win streak
New York Giants beat Cincinnati 2 1 and win their sixth straight after exploiting two errors and two walks in the fifth inning. Jim Wilson blanks Brooklyn as Milwaukee Braves topple Dodgers 6 4. Cleveland Indians roll to a 6 4 victory over Washington to stretch their winning run to eight.
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New York Giants
Cincinnati
Redlegs
Brooklyn U
Jim Wilson
Miwaukee Braves
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Giants
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Washington Nationals
Ictory
Houk Grocery Store Burglarized Near Lauriece
The Houk Grocery at Stull ten miles west of Lauriece was burglarized last night. Sheriff Billy Hodson reported missing items include cigarettes cigars chewing tobacco and 50 cents in pennies. Entry was gained by prying a lock from the front door.
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Houk
Stull
Lauriece
Douglas County Sheriff's Office
Billy Hodson
Hodson
Mendes-France Tells Assembly He Will Quit If Indochina Peace Not Found
Pierre Mendes-France pledged to resign if peace in Indochina is not achieved before July 20 as he sought support for a three point plan to steer France toward economic recovery and a European army stance. He faces 314 votes needed for confirmation amid Communist bloc support undecided.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes- France
French National Assembly
France
Indochina
Mendesranche
Mendes-France
Colling
Reds
Communist Bloc
Communist Party
L'Humanite
Patton Leads Open with 69 At Baltusrol
Billy Patton, the Morganton, North Carolina amateur, shot a 69 to take the first round lead in the National Open Golf Tournament at Baltusrol. He edged Bob Toski by one stroke after Toski posted an even 70, becoming the first amateur to lead the Open in the first round since Bobby Jones in 1929.
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Springfield
Billy Joe Patton
Morganton
N. C
Southern Lumberman
Sam Snead
Ben Hozan
Baltusrol
Bob Toski
Reedy
Bobby Jones
Winged Foot
Mamaroneck
Mrs Lebron Awaits Jury Verdict Alone After Early Action
Mrs Lolita Lebron waited alone during jury deliberations after a federal panel found her three male associates guilty on 10 counts of assault for the House shooting. Five counts of assault with intent to kill remain pending against Lebron as judges prepare for final judgment.
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Washington
Lolita Lebron
House of Representatives
Rachael Cancel Miranda
Andres Figueroa Cordero
Living Flores Rodriguez
Brave Anglers Tossed By Weather And Mixups On Neosho River
Five Lawrence men anglers from University of Kansas staff and locals traveled to the Neosho River for a multi day fishing trip. The outing was plagued by misdirections threats from turtles eating fish heads and heavy Kansas storms. The group faced questions over a reported tale of a lost route and unusual fish tales before the article moves to page two.
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Lawrence
Neosho River
Carl Lavery
Keith Lawton
Robert van der Meid
University of Kansas
Lee Boyles
Baeman Pia i Strawn
Emporia
Ottawa
Joff
Garnett
Carl
Van
der Meid
van der Meid
Irvin Youngberg
Endowment Association
Strawn
Kansas
Founder of Joe Must Go Club Farmers in County Pleased
MILWAUKEE Wis The founder of the Joe Must Go Club and a Sauk City restaurant operator who backed the recall of Sen McCarthy spoke on a nationwide audience claiming the poll as the most effective of its type in Wisconsin history The recall effort shows opposition to McCarthy growing in two Republican counties and the speakers expect to start another recall after November A county agent urged farmers in Douglas County to combat chinch bugs and grasshoppers with approved insecticides noting dry winters feed pest buildup and detailing barrier and treatment methods for crops
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Milwaorhy
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Wisconsin
Washington
Leroy Gore
Sauk City
Roman Reuter
Gore
Reuter
MacCarthy
Douglas County
Deal Six
Six
Departments of Agriculture
Ike's Housing Plan May Still Be Alive
The House sent to a House Senate conference committee a housing bill granting Senate authority to build 149000 public housing units over four years. The move preserves a path for a possible limited program and signals compromise talks despite earlier House resistance.
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Ike
Washington
House
Senate House
Senate
U S Moves to Block Arms to Guatemala Reds
The State Department said the United States, with friendly nations, blocked new arms shipments to Guatemala amid Red influence. It seeks an embargo with major shipping nations and possible search and seizure of arms cargos by American warships.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Guatemala
Department
Lincoln White
Britain
Switzerland
Hamburg
White
New Move To Oust Sen McCarthy From Committees
Sen Lehman and Sen Flanders pushed resolutions to strip McCarthy of committee chairmanships. Leadership blocked a floor vote and sent the measures to Rules, where little prospect of action exists. Lehman said McCarthy abused authority and bred public disrespect for Congress.
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Washington
Lehman
Sen
McCarthy
Flanders
Rules Committee
Congress
McCarthy defends informants amid Senate hearings
Washington Up Senator McCarthy says his 14 investigators each have sources within the government and many tips come anonymously with some valuable information. He denies seeking Army favors for aide G David Schine as Welch questions him during the hearings while McClellan criticizes Republican conduct and public dismay grows.
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Washington
Sen
McCarothy
High Investigations Subcommittee
McCarthy
Army
Joseph N. Welch
McCarthy Army
Welch
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
David Schine
Stevens
Schine
Dave
McClellan
Sloor
Potter
R-Mich
Four Major K U Building Projects Ready for Fall
University of Kansas expects four major construction projects to be ready for use next fall. The Science Building is 35 percent installed with systems and driveways nearing completion. Douthart Hall is 95 percent finished, Grace Pearson Hall advances toward fall occupancy, and the Wesley Foundation building nears interior completion. Other projects include a fieldhouse mid construction and a new men's dormitory on West Campus Road slated for fall 1955.
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K.U
University of Kansas
Bulding
K. U
Grace Pearson
Douthart Hall
Louisana Sta
Wesley Foundation
K. U. School of Religion
Methodist
West Campus
Campjus
School of Pharmacy
Bailey Chemistry Lab
School of Education
Department of Buildings and Grounds
Lawrence considers joining protest against gas rate hike
Lawrence may join a Kansas Missouri coalition opposing Cities Service Gas Co rate increases totaling 15.59 million dollars annually. City Manager Jim Wigglesworth received a letter from John Ziegelmeyer inviting Lawrence to contribute about 1,150 dollars to the fund. Topeka declined to join, noting state regulators and the company oppose the rise. Gas is supplied locally by Kansas Public Service Co Inc, tied to Cities Service pipelines. The Kansas Public Service Co is owned by four men including Lawrence resident George Docking. Dodds of KPS said the firm will remain neutral on the proposal.
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Kansas
Missouri
Cities Service Gas Co
Lawrence
City Commission
Ziegelmeyer
Jim Wigglesworth
John Ziegelmeyer
Kansas City
Kas
City
Charles Stough
Kansas Cities
Kang
Joplin
Springfield
St. Joseph
Topeka
Kansas Corporation Commission
The
Gas Service Co
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Cities Service Co
Kansas Public Service Co, Inc
Cities Service
D. Edgar Dunne
Glenn M. Dunne
Wichita
Charles B. Holmes
George Docking
Edgar Dunne
Caryl J. Dodds
Dodds
Weather Outlook for Kansas Regions
Partly cloudy southeast and northwest with possible showers and storms in northeast and extreme east. Tonight and Friday cooler in north and east. Temperatures tonight near 50 to 65, Friday highs 70s to 80s, varying by location.
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