New Red Drive Seen For Summit Session
In Geneva the Big Four foreign ministers recessed until July 13 without progress on Berlin. Western officials foresee a fresh Soviet push for a summit, arguing Khrushchev seeks a conference rather than concessions on Berlin. They note a split in the Western camp and dismiss claims of Western concessions by Herter Lloyd and Couve de Murville.
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Christian A. Herter
Herter
Andrei A. Gromyko
West Berlin
Gromyko
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
Frondizi Survives Argentine Crisis Amid Tensions
Argentina’s Arturo Frondizi remains president after military plotters’ tensions, as top army leaders back his war ministry. Grim and noncommittal, Frondizi offered no details on concessions. Two alleged plot leaders, Rear Adm. Rial and Lt. Gen. Ossorio Arana, agreed to detention on sedition charges. Government ordered their arrest Wednesday.
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Buenos Aires
Arturo Frondizi
Argentina
Frondizi
Arturo Rial
Juan Peron
Arturo Ossorio Arana
KU Costa Rica Student Exchange Program Planned
Kansas University reaches an agreement with Costa Rica University allowing about 12 KU and nearby area students to study a year abroad with limited costs. A $25 fee funds enrollment. scholarships and housing in Costa Rican homes are planned. Students attend a Washington orientation. juniors eligible. Spanish course load 16 hours. term runs March to November.
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Costa Rica University
Board of Regents
Seymour Menton
Dr. Menton
Washington, D. C
Sigma Chi crowns Miss Mills international sweetheart
Miss Laurie Mills of Los Angeles, USC sophomore, was crowned Sigma Chi international sweetheart in Kansas City. Governor James T. Blair of Missouri placed the crown and shared the first dance at the Sigma Chi ball.
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Kansas City
Laurie Mills
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
James T. Blair
Missouri
Dads Day Special at Green Lantern Club Steak Night
The Green Lantern at 745 Mass Ave advertises a Dads Day special with a weekend buy in for steak at 1.00. The promotion runs Saturday and Sunday at the club venue.
Social Center Targeted In Durban African Arson Attempt
In Lamontville Durban a gang of young Africans tried to set a social center ablaze using gasoline and damaged a window. Police arrived quickly and contained the fire with little damage. Armored troop carriers were en route from Grahamstown to Durban to deter further disturbances as African beer halls reopen under police watch.
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Cato’ Manor
Col
R. D. Jenkins
Jenkins
Grahamstown
Cato Manor
Weather favors wheat cutters in Lawrence area
Weather should return to normal for wheat cutters this weekend with mostly fair skies and warm days. Daytime temperatures stay in the upper 80s to low 90s. nights drop to the 60s. Readings today reached 91 after a low of 70 with no rain in 24 hours and humidity near 82 percent.
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Lawrence
The
Mercury
Long Set For Move to Quit Hospital Now
Baton Rouge officials clashed over who would act as governor as Earl Long resists court ordered treatment. Lt. Gov. Lether Frazar seeks legal advice before acting while Wade Martin Jr. maintains Long holds office. Police moved Long to Southeast Louisiana Hospital amid diagnosis of paranoid schizophrenia and recent refusal of voluntary treatment.
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Lether Frazar
Wade Martin Jr
Frazar
Martin
Louisiana Hospital
Mandeville
Huey P. Long
New Orleans
American Legion Horse Show dazzles 1200 fans at 4 H Fairgrounds
The 15th annual American Legion Horse Show opened Friday night at the 4 H Fairgrounds drawing about 1,200 spectators. Doug Stubbie rode Sun's Silver Secret to a walking horse win while Sea Charm owned by O D Wilmoth of Salina and ridden by Jay Utz claimed a stake-qualifying victory.
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Sea Charm
O. D. Wilmoth
Salina
Jay Utz
C. M. Foy
Memphis
Pleasure M. Zip
Charles Brown
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Sedalia
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Jack Jones
Carrollton
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Fish and Game Meet Set in Lawrence to Discuss Lake
Kansas State Fish and Game Commission will hold its July 17 meeting in Lawrence. Ray Amer urges Douglas County support for a Vinland state lake with 200 to 250 acres water and 600 acre park, potential 1961 construction if feasible. A July 16 dinner for locals and clubs aims to show strong backing.
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Lawrence
Ray Amer
Pleasanton
First District
Douglas County Sportsman's Club
Booth
E. R. Zook
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
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Vinland
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Roberts Named Night Patrolman for Downtown Coverage
Patrolman Leon Roberts is assigned to permanent night duty as acting detective to concentrate on the downtown business district while also monitoring residential areas. The move, approved by Police Chief John Hazelet, aims to improve merchant protection without altering other patrols’ shifts.
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John Hazelet
Hazelet
Roberts
Robert Cassity
Ralph Casteel
Jim Collins
Lyle Sutton
Lt. Casteel
Tax deadline brings brisk payments in Douglas County
Douglas County tax payments moved briskly toward noon deadline with 99 percent of total abstracts expected. Office sees heavy mail payments and fewer long lines, aided by many payers by mail this year. Real estate and personal property bills total over 19,800 and 12,438 respectively with valuation above 70 million.
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Edythe Norman
Norman
Bess Bennett
Offic
Lawrence
Bennett
Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Mostly Fair and Warm
A forecast for northeast Kansas calls for mostly fair skies with continued warmth. Tonight lows in the 60s and Sunday highs near 90. Temperature readings note past highs and lows and humidity around 47 to 82 percent at various times.
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