Eisenhower Concludes Far Eastern Tour in Korea
President Eisenhower depart ed Seoul after a three nation trek cheered by millions of Koreans and others in Asia while Tokyo riots blocked Japanese travel. South Korea pledged to ensure American aid funds are used wisely while Rhee era unrest and democracy calls dominated farewell rhetoric.
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Vacation Pak service advertised for local happenings
An advertisement touts a Vacation Pak as the way to get all local happenings while on vacation. It prompts readers to ask their carrier for details about this service.
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Bomb Shelter Stay Ends for Experimental Group
Thirty people including Miss Laura Ellis, Marcia Malinowski and Zygmunt Marion emerge after a two week test in a 122 foot shelter. Dr James W Altman says results show high adjustment and few problems. The Office of Civil Defense Mobilization supported the study at Westinghouse Electric Corp.
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Explosion rocks South Philadelphia tank area causing panic
An explosion in a 28 foot high metal tank at the General Sky area in South Philadelphia triggers a bomb scare. Police say the blast smashed hundreds of windows and forced residents into the streets as rumors spread of an airstrike. Authorities investigate the cause and contents of the tank.
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K C Man Dies In Crash North Of Eudora
The body of George L. Ditto, 24, Kansas City Kansas, was found in a wrecked car in a slough three miles north of Eudora in Leavenworth County. Deputy Sheriff John Miller said Ditto appeared to lose control on the Tonga Eudora road, the car traveling 66 feet on the shoulder before plunging into the slough. A passing rider, James Spencer of Eudora, reported the crash to Eudora officials.
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Surprise entry shocks Kansas GOP in Senate race
Henry P. Cleaver Jr of Lawrence announced a challenge to incumbent U S senator Andrew F Schoeppel. Cleaver a 37 year old cashier who has lived in the state since 1954 said he supports Rockefeller but would back Nixon if nominated. He plans active campaigning financed by himself and intends to travel the state twice weekly while mailing letters mornings.
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Kishi Faces New Push to Delay US Japan Security Pact
Tokyo sources report conservative and leftist leaders united in a bid to postpone signing documents for Japan's security treaty with the United States. Premier Kishi battles opposition parties, strikes, and student protests as four factional allies demand his resignation to stall ratification amid political turmoil.
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Darby Re-Elected Kansas City Republican Committeeman
Harry Darby of Kansas City Kansas was unanimously re elected Saturday by the Kansas delegation as Republican national committeeman. The action was effectively a draft with two delegates supporting the move. Darby has held the post since 1940 and will begin his sixth four year term after the Chicago convention.
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Easton Jubilant as Kansas Team Wins NCAA Track Title
Berkeley coach Bill Easton heralded a Kansas team victory at the NCAA track and field championship amid setbacks. Darwin Ashbaugh fell in the 400 hurdles, Bob Tague injured a sore leg, Ken Olson battled tonsillitis, and Terry Beucher starred with a 245-7 javelin throw as Charlie Tidwell and Cliff Cushman led scoring.
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Deadline Today For County Taxes Amid Tight Deadlines
County tax deadline looms with 43 million dollar abstract. next wave may cut penalties. Treasurer Bessie Bennett reports over 4 million collected so far and a final near 89 percent, with delinquent notices to be published later and tax bills possibly sent to the Sheriff in July.
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Rain Expected as Lawrence Sees Warm Humid Trend
Lawrence forecast predicts more rain with scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight and Tuesday afternoon. Temperatures reach near 90 on Tuesday after an 88 degree reading at 2 pm today. Rain totals include .33 inches in the last 24 hours and .14 inches by 8 am Sunday.
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Night Games Set for New Lawrence Park Diamonds
Easton reports opening of two youth baseball leagues at Lawrence High School diamond. Recreation League for 11 and 12 year olds plays Wednesday and Friday with three games nightly at 5 30 7 and 8 30. Jayhawk League for 9 and 10 year olds plays Tuesday and Thursday with similar times.
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Local Wheat Men Question FDA Spraying Near Harvest
Lawrence and Douglas County wheat farmers voice concern over FDA rules on weed killer 2 4 D residue. Elevators fear seizure of neighbor’s wheat if drift occurs within 50 days of harvest, risking local economy and farm operations.
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Record Enrollment Reaches 710 At Midwestern Camp
About 710 high school students joined the 23rd annual Midwestern Music and Art Camp at Kansas University for three weeks of instruction in music art science and mathematics. Prof. Russell L. Wiley leads the program with a team including Carney Krehbiel Whitney and Baxter. The camp opens with orientation in the Union ballroom and daily classes begin tomorrow morning. Concerts are planned at the University Theater and open air theater with no admission charge.
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