Eisenhower Says Geneva Talks At Impasse Summit Prospects Dim
President Eisenhower told reporters that Geneva foreign ministers talks seem deadlocked and prospects for a summit are not brighter. He indicated willingness to attend a heads of government meeting if reasonable progress occurs on East West issues and rejected ideas that ministers lack authority to bargain. He also commented on other policy notes from steel talks to Strauss and De Gaulle.
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Sea of Japan
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Printers at Kansas City Star Threaten Strike Today
Kansas City printers at the Kansas City Star threatened to strike today unless a satisfactory settlement is reached at a 2 p.m. meeting between the union and management. Negotiations on the contract have run since last September 30. Inter national Typographical Union vice president John Pilch of Indianapolis will attend with Typographical Union Local No. 80 officials. About 400 Star employees are represented. Union seeks greater security and fringe benefits rather than wage increases. Star officials declined to comment.
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Kansas City Star
Typographical Union No. 80
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Indianapolis
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Gromyko Delays Response to Western Berlin Plan
In Geneva Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko won a 24 hour delay to answer a Western stopgap for Berlin. Western ministers hope for talks leading to a summit and may let German personnel run checkpoint duties on Berlin supply routes.
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Christian A. Herter
Navy Plane Crew Describes MIG Attack Off Korea
U S Navy P4M Mercator limped home after Communist MIG fighters opened fire 15 to 20 bursts. Wounded tail gunner Avia tion Electronics Mate 2 C Donald E Corder, 20, of Jacksonville Illinois, sustained severe shrapnel and head injuries. Commander Mayer earned the Distinguished Flying Cross as the crew returned to base at Iwakuni.
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Litchfield
Conn
Corder
Iwakuni
Tokyo
John Dennis Malone
Park Ridge
Personal Income Reaches Record High in May
Washington reports May personal income at an annual rate of 376.2 billion dollars, up 3 billion from April. Secretary Strauss cites strong purchasing power backing business confidence and employment hopes as industrial production also rises, led by manufacturing payroll gains in durable goods.
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Lewis L. Strauss
Commerce Department
Federal Reserve Board
Strauss
Finishing Touches On For Lawrence Horse Show
Final preparations underway at the 15th annual Lawrence Horse Show at 4-H Fairgrounds. Box-seat sales exceed expectations with 106 seats nearly sold. Entries from notable stables including Lem on Drop Kid and Supreme Moment highlight a strong field ahead of three nightly shows.
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Lee’s Summit
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Spring Hill
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Lexington
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Sedalia
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New York Stocks Close Mixed With Uptick Across Major Averages
Closing averages show 60 stocks at 223.3, up 1.8 points, signaling a broad but modest advance. Investors monitored gains in key sectors as trading ended.
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Music Clinic to Bring 1000 Musicians to KU Campus
The KU School of Fine Arts will host the first Midwestern Music Clinic July 9 to 13 on the campus. About 1,000 musicians from high schools and colleges in the Midwest will attend for forums lectures and demonstrations led by national figures such as Bill Hall Lucien Caillier Don Jacoby Vincent Bach and Fred Hemke. A 90 member clinic band and a three day marching band clinic at Allen Field House will feature ensembles and public performances.
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New York
Fred Hemke
Marcel Mule
Paris Conservatory
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Haskell Stadium
Jack Lee
University of Arizona
Leavenworth
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Osawatomie
Lawrence real estate boom continues for builders in 1959
Lawrence real estate remains strong for builders and sellers with 1959 figures tracking ahead of 1957 and excluding the 1958 boom. Agents report steady activity through late summer, ample houses on the market, and ongoing new developments in Lawrence. Builders are active with speculative work while some handle custom orders, and rentals are tightening as KU developments absorb demand.
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Journal-World Today
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Beck and two executives indicted over 1954 200000 payment
A federal grand jury indicted former Teamsters leader Dave Beck and two corporate executives Roy Fruehauf and Burge Seymour for illegal payments under Taft Hartley Act. The 1954 $200000 payment to Beck was disclosed in testimony years earlier. If convicted, individuals face up to one year in prison and a 10000 fine each, with companies fined up to 100000.
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Birmingham
Mich
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Detroit
Burge Seymour
Litchfield County
Brown Equipment and Manufacturing Co
Associated Transport
Wheat Rush Expected at Local Mills This Week
Early wheat flows reach local elevators as harvest accelerates. Douglas County saw first deliveries last Sunday with Early Triumph grain, moisture around 11.75 to 12 percent. Derby Grain Inc plans a 400000 bushel annex by Friday boosting storage to about 500000. Peak rush anticipated by weekend across mills in Great Bend area.
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Farmers’ Cooperative, Assn
Co-Op
Derby Grain Inc
Paul L. Smart
Derby
Bowersock Mills
J. Underwood & Sons
Northwestern Douglas County districts vote to consolidate
Nine school districts in the northwestern part of Douglas County will vote June 26 on the proposition to consolidate their districts into a larger unit. Voting time is 8 p.m. The districts include Kanwaka 15 Barker 20 Greenwood Valley 24 Lecompton Grade School Jr 36 Yarnold 40 Deer Creek 48 Brackett 54 Big Springs 72 and Belvoir 93.
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Belvoir
City Commissioners Propose Development Policy Options
City officials aired five plans for changing participation in new developments. Attorney Robert Ellsworth urged a policy change while noting higher city taxes from new homes and the burden of costs in Holiday Hills. He warned even small price shifts affect 30 year loans.
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Robert Ellsworth
Lawrence Homebuilders Assn
Ellsworth
Holiday Hills
Legal problem delays governor's release from hospital
In Galveston Texas a minor legal problem delayed the return of Governor Earl K Long to Louisiana. Adrian Levy Sr. chief attorney for the ailing governor said conferences would be resumed this afternoon to finalize arrangements for Long's discharge from John Sealy Hospital.
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Tex
Earl K. Long
Louisiana
Adrian S. Levy Sr
Long
John Sealy Hospital
Heat Wave Persists As Lawrence Faces Prolonged Dry Spell
The 1959 Lawrence heat continues with 98 degrees at 2 PM as Tuesday tops at 99. Forecast calls for dry weather and mid 90s Thursday. Lows near 65 to 68. No rain for eight days. last sizeable shower was June 1 with .98 inch. See Gene Doane for insurance.
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Weather forecast Northeastern Kansas remains warm
The area enjoys fair skies and warm conditions through tonight and Thursday with lows in the upper 60s and highs in the mid 90s. Temperature readings show near 96, with yesterday’s high 99 and record high 101 in 1946. Kansas temperatures are expected to average 3 to 5 degrees above normal with highs around 88 and lows near 60 to 65, with .25 to .50 inch of rain possible as showers and thunderstorms develop over the five day period.
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