Eisenhower backs Adams despite imprudence in Goldfine case
President Eisenhower said Sherman Adams was imprudent in relations with Bernard Goldfine but he needs Adams to continue as top presidential aide. He stated he has no intention to fire Adams and declined to comment further on the Adams Goldfine matter. He described Adams as an invaluable public servant and cited ongoing cabinet and agency concerns.
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Ike Leaves GOP Campaigners Little Room to Blast Adams
President Eisenhower rebuked his chief aide Sherman Adams for imprudent calls to agencies on behalf of Bernard Goldfine. He said such influence will not happen again and warned Republicans against criticizing Adams while avoiding direct opposition to the President.
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Butler shocked by Adams case stance across party lines
National Democratic chairman Paw M Butler said President Eisenhowers confidence in Sherman Adams was shocking noting the civil servant's conduct. Republicans split on whether Adams cleared himself after testifying he did not influence agencies despite rug loan and hotel bills. Senate responses varied with Williams urging resignation while Dirksen saw no cause to quit.
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Slaying of Nagy Raises Question On Kadar's Fate
Budapest Hungary Carl Hartman reports the execution of Imre Nagy sparks questions about Ja nas Kadar the Hungarian Communist leader and Nagy ally turned rival Kadar’s fate and whether the trial or lack thereof mirrors wider Titoist tensions within the Soviet bloc and postwar communist politics.
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Labor Bill Pressure Mounts in Senate Action
Washington AP reports both the Eisenhower administration and AFL-CIO urge the House to move quickly on a broad labor control bill approved by the Senate. Meany seeks welfare fund data disclosure and labor relations provisions. Mitchell notes Senate amendments satisfied the administration while signaling further proposals await House action.
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Wheat Harvest Hopes Rise Amid Storms Across Kansas
Farmers worry the current storms could affect the upcoming wheat harvest as severe warnings cover Western and Southeastern Kansas. Lawrence sees near three inches of rain in four days, lifting June totals above normal while temps swing from 86 to 60 and back. Polls open Friday for continued marketing quotas with a national two thirds vote required for 75 percent parity support.
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Goodrich Firm Plans New Store at 10th and Vermont
Ray Stoneback announced plans for a new B F Goodrich store at the southeast corner of 10th and Vermont Streets. Construction will start immediately with completion targeted by August 31, costing about 80000 dollars on a 100 by 117 foot lot. The one story T shaped brick building will include a two bay drive in service area and 21 parking spaces with entrances from Vermont and 10th Street.
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Wilt to Dunk For Trotters For 65 000
Wilt Chamberlain quits Kansas University and signs a one year contract with the Harlem Globetrotters for 65 000 dollars. Abe Saperstein says Chamberlain will debut with the Globetrotters at Madison Square Garden on October 18. He remains property of the Philadelphia Warriors but cannot play until Kansas’ 1959 class graduates.
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Entries Pour In For 14th Annual Lawrence Horse Show
Entries pour in for the 14th annual Lawrence Horse Show at the Douglas County 4-H Fair grounds on June 29 to July 1. Ed V. Carleton notes growing local interest and arena upgrades aim to boost spectator comfort as Miss Clara L. Petefish reports a strong entry outlook likely to surpass 400. Box seats are on sale. general admission and performances available.
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Zsa Zsa Gabor Wants Rafael Trujillo To Marry An American Girl
In Los Angeles Zsa Zsa Gabor urged finding a nice American wife for Rafael Trujillo as a boost to U.S. Dominican relations. She noted Trujillo liked actress Kim Novak but called their association not a permanent romance. Trujillo, in the U.S. for Army staff training, also plans a party aboard his yacht and remains entangled in divorce proceedings from Octavia Adolfi.
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US China talks fail to free nine US troops in Berlin
In Berlin the United States failed to reach an agreement with East Germany in the third round of talks at the East Berlin Foreign Ministry over the release of nine U.S. Army men. The prisoners include eight officers and a sergeant from the 3rd Armored Division seized when a helicopter strayed across the border on June 7. No date was set for a new meeting.
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Water Proves too Cold In Downtown Jump
A 50 year old man leaped from a downtown bridge into the Missouri River and swam back to shore. Pablo Castro told police the cold water prompted his change of mind. Officer Hess records state the incident occurred in Kansas City.
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Greek Zoning On W 15th Street Raised Again
Lawrence's 1958 zoning question on off campus Greek student housing near KU returns for fall action. A rezoning request for Pi Beta Phi housing on the Williams and Barteldes tracts was denied earlier. planners delay combined action until September to study off campus housing needs and await vacation period.
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Control Center To Be Built Near Olathe Kansas City
A Kansas City report says a new air traffic control center costing four to five million dollars will be built near Olathe Kansas. The Civil Aeronautics Administration told Rep. Errett Scrivner and Sen. Frank Carlson bids will likely be invited by August 1.
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Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Rain Likely This Week
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with possible night and early morning thunderstorms. Temperatures near normal with highs in the 90s and lows around 80s. Rainfall expected Friday and Saturday, with one half to one inch possible in parts of Kansas.
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