Western Europe Faces US Over Southeast Asia Threat
Washington officials show alarm over Western Europe’s grasp of the Southeast Asia crisis with China. Johnson pledges resolve to defend the region while Europe is urged to provide moral and political backing and to honor existing neutrality pacts in 1954 and 1962. Secretary Rusk stresses pressuring Red China to honor prior agreements.
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Washington
Western Europe
Red China
Southeast Asia
China
Peking
U.S
United States
Johnson
Laos
Dean Rusk
Viet Nam
KU Hosts Series Of Conferences Attracting 500 Plus Attendees
About 225 Kansas University visitors completed the fifth annual meeting of the Soil Conservation Society of America marking the start of a week of distant conferences at KU. Over 500 more are expected for summer symposia, workshops, and institutes including chemistry, librarianship, finance education, and traffic security programs.
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Kansas University
Kansas
Soil Conservation Society of America
Soil Conservation Society
Kansas Union
Kansas Writers Conference
National Association of College and University Traffic and Security Directors
No‑Top Suit Shocks Barber Shop in Minneapolis
Penny Jones a 23 year old model in a topless bathing suit visited Darrold Schipp's Man's Barbershop in Minneapolis to work nails. She was escorted to the police station by Morals Squad members with Schipp. No charges were filed and both were released to consult attorneys. Jones did not return to work.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Darrold Schipp
Penny Jones
Police Department
Schipp
Miss Jones
Business Drag Might Not Be Its Usual Self
AP reports that the economy showed strength with rising employment to 71.1 million in May and unemployment at 3.6 million. Personal income reached an annual $485 billion, profits rose, and industrial production climbed for the ninth straight month despite a dip in durable goods orders and a small steel output slide.
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New York
Wall Street
Ee Johnson
United States
Prep Pupils Beat Measles and All For a Fine Mark
Lawrence High School reported 145 students maintained perfect attendance last year despite a three month measles outbreak. Two students, Jay Alexander and Balu Ananthanarayanan, achieved three years of perfect attendance.
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Lawrence High School
Blanche Phillips
Jay Alexander
Edward E. Alexander
Moundview Dr
Balu Ananthanarayanan
N. Ananthanarayanan
St. Alexander
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Air Force
Ananthanarayanan
Lawrence
India
Kansas University
Lawrence High
Linda Adams
Barbara Ankrom
Cheryl Arensberg
Ronnie Arnold
Ronald Bishop
Richard Curtiss
Jeff Dysart
Richard Holderman
Sandra Joice
John Oberzan
Beverly Stone
Gary Stone
Nancy Swartz
Jack Todd
Ralph Weeks
Allen Winter
Hobart Woody
Beverly Wyant
Phillips
Davies named office manager and comptroller at Weavers
John J. Davies of Topeka is appointed office manager and comptroller at Weavers Department Store. He has 15 years in accounting and administrative work in Topeka and plans to move his wife and five children to Lawrence soon.
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John J. Davies
Topeka
Weavers Department Store
Davies
Lawrence
AMA Faces a Stern Contest On the Step About Smoking
The AMA faces a decade’s fiercest challenge from members over its tobacco stance. Resolutions at the San Francisco meeting seek to rescind a $10 million tobacco research fund and to override labeling opposition. A broad coalition backs FTC labeling while some state societies push reform, as hearings on ten anti smoking bills begin.
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Washington
Times - Post
American Medical Association
San Francisco
AMA
House of Delegates
Board of Trustees
Frank Thompson
Dn.j
F. J. L. Blasingame
Blasingame
Federal Trade Commission
Health Departments
U. S. Public Health Service
American College of Chest Physicians
American Public Health Association
American Cancer Society
American Heart Association
American Academy of General Practice
California
New York
Texas
Illinois
Express
Choirmaster Jailed Over 65 Swats Disciplinary Case
Vin cent George Morton 30, former Mitchell Boys Choir master, received 90 days in jail as part of a three year probation after pleading guilty to extreme punishment of 11 year old Thomas Smith for being 65 minutes late to a choir practice. Morton is forbidden to supervise youths under 18 or direct children's activities and must have another adult present when with them.
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Los Angeles
Vincent George Morton
Morton
Mitchell Boys Choir
Thomas Smith
Garden Grove
Titan Fuel Tests Fail to Detonate Under Impact
The Air Force reports solid fuel for Titan 3 space boosters did not detonate when a 118,000 pound meteor segment was hurled into a concrete abutment at 435 mph during a naval ordnance research test at China Lake California. The rocket passed the test.
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China Lake
Calif
Air Force
Naval Ordnance Research
Victory Venture Film Here In Lawrence At Varsity Theater
Kansas State star Jeff Simons of Eudora and former Kansas University captain Nolen Ellison will attend a free screening of Venture for Victory in Lawrence at 8 p.m. Tuesday. The film showcases top amateur basketball players against Southeast Asia teams and supports the U S six week tour beginning July 15. Dave Nelson will also participate and funds are raised by the athletes. Simons has already contributed toward a $1,000 goal.
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Kansas State
Jeff Simons
Eudora
Kansas University Cage
Nolen Ellison
Lawrence
Venture For Victory
United States
Southeast Asia
Simons
Ellison
U.S
Dave Nelson
Eudoran
Tax Evader Gets Fine Jail Term in Washington
Fred B. Black Jr., Washington public relations man and associate of former Senate aide Bobby Baker, was sentenced by U S District Judge John S. Sirica to 1 month to four years in jail and fined $10 000 for tax evasion. He was convicted of evading $91 000 in federal income taxes for 1956 1957 and 1958. Black plans to appeal while facing questions about unreported income.
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Washington
Fred B. Black Jr
Black
Senate
Bobby Baker
U. S
John S. Sirica
Toothless Paste Thief Charged in Larceny Case at Commack
Louis Martella, 64, described as toothless, faces petty larceny charges after allegedly stealing 24 tubes of toothpaste from a Commack supermarket. He reportedly disappeared during transport to a detention cell after court appearance and an alarm is out for him.
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Commack
N. Y
Louis Martella
Louie
Walton Volunteer Firemen Upgrade 1918 Truck
Walton Kentucky volunteer firefighters announce their 1918 fire truck has been overhauled and polished for parades and show purposes.
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Walton
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