Soviet Premier Promises Effort to Lower Global Tensions
In Moscow Bulganin pledged to reduce international tensions and boost mutual confidence ahead of a Big Four conference. Nehru announced Bulganin accepted his invitation to visit India, with no date set. He spoke before 100000 at Dynamo Stadium, alongside Khrushchev and Malenkov, while Nehru outlined common interests in peace and disarmament.
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London
Frevert Named Kansas Consumer Loan Commissioner
Lloyd J. Frevert, 41, president of a Kansas City finance company, will be Kansas first consumer loan commissioner at a $7,500 yearly salary. Appointed by Gov. Fred Hall, he is expected to serve temporarily until the office is fully established and operating.
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Danish Couple Spends Long Honeymoon in Chicago
Martin Kjeldsen aged 86 and Lena Kjeldsen aged 85, married in 1880 in Aarhus Denmark, returned to the United States for their long honeymoon and remain in Chicago. He is a retired cement finisher.
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Lena Kjeldsen
Aarus
Seaport
Jutland
Denmark
United States
Educators Battle Over Word Method In Reading Instruction
The piece questions the dominance of the word method in textbooks and asks if English is truly a phonetic language. It contrasts phonics with guessing, asks who is responsible for reading failure, and wonders if word guessing persists beyond beginners or remains a practice in higher grades.
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Journal-World carriers win trip to Fairyland Park
Eleven Journal-World carrier boys earned a Friday night trip to Fairyland Park in Kansas City for bringing in at least five new customers on their routes. Accompanying them was circulation manager William Meller. The group includes Brian Schweda Robert Tally Jim Coats Larry Torneden Roger Torneden Larry Heeb Frank Tibbens Karl Johnson Bob Willis Jerry Cobb and Bob Hoffmann.
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Robert Tally
Jim Coats
Larry Torneden
Roger Torneden
Larry Heeb
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Bob Willis
Jerry Cobb
Bob Hoffman
Colorful small cans offer four to a carton for cooling
Small liquid cans designed for refrigeration and freezing are sold in bright containers packed four per carton. Each can reportedly provides the cooling power of 36 ice cubes, making it convenient to keep foods and drinks cold in lunch boxes.
U. S. Accused of Aiding Argentina Uprising
Moscow radio accused the United States of complicity in Argentina's anti-Peron uprising. It quoted a report claiming certain participants received training at American military bases, but did not provide a source. The broadcast suggested U S involvement in events across Buenos Aires and linked training to U.S. bases.
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London
Moscow
United States
Argentina
Detroit eying rail evacuation plan for enemy attack
Civil defense planners and city officials in Detroit study a rail based method to evacuee residents in event of enemy air attack. The proposal was presented to the transportation committee of the Detroit Metropolitan Area Regional Planning Commission by Lynn D. Searcy, the city transportation official.
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Motor City
Hall Reveals Setup On Vaccine Control Plan
Governor Fred Hall discloses a conference with Thomas R. Hood executive secretary of the State Board of Health in Topeka. They say the board will adopt standby controls to step in if the Kansas Salk polio vaccine distribution encounters problems. Hood argues the aim is rapid, equitable vaccine delivery with safeguards but without overregulating drug firms and physicians.
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Fred Hall
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Comics Reading Fees Spotted In Atlanta Drug Store
A sign beside a rack of comic books in an Atlanta drug store reads Comics are 5c to read and 10c to take home, reflecting a curious pricing practice at a local shop.
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