U.S. Revokes Czech Diplomat’s Spying Status
The United States canceled the diplomatic status of Miroslav Nacvalac a Czech diplomat accused of espionage. He may depart voluntarily or face arrest and forcible deportation after the U N note warns he is Prague’s chief intelligence agent in America and cites paid information to a U S Army Language School instructor. The case involves Dag Hammarskjold and tensions between the U S and Czechoslovakia at the United Nations.
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Miroslav Nacvalac
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Nacvalac
Dag Hammarskjold
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Czechoslovakia
Hammarskjold
Prague
America
U.S. Army
Monterey
Calif
United Nations
Weather Outlook Mixed Tonight Into Thursday
A varied forecast notes a shift from fair and warm today to partly cloudy conditions tonight through Thursday. Scattered thunderstorms are possible in northeast Kansas tonight with cooler temperatures and gusty northwesterly winds tomorrow. Overnight lows range mid 60s. Thursday highs near70.
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Kangas
Tueseye
Free fishing car at Hill Crest Shopping Center
Community notice advertises a free fishing car event at Hill Crest Shopping Center with details to follow. Local residents are invited to attend and learn more about the offer and any required qualifications.
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Hillcrest Shopping Center
Weather: Scattered Showers and Cooler Northeast Kansas
Scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight with cooler conditions. Partly cloudy and cooler Thursday with lows near the mid 60s and highs around the mid 70s. Record highs and lows noted for this date.
Kansas Weather Forecast Calls for Cooler Weekend
Temperatures Thursday through Monday run 3 to 5 degrees below normal with near normal start, then cooler again by week end. Highs mid to upper 80s, lows mid 40s to mid 50s. Precipitation around .15 to .25 inches as showers and storms early and across Friday and Saturday. 24 Hrs Ambulance Service Rumsey Funeral Home VI3-5111.
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Kansas
Rumsey Funeral Home
Five Negroes Sue Georgia for Desegregated Polling Places
Five Black residents filed a federal suit in Albany against segregation at polling locations and voting lists in Albany and Dougherty County. The action, cited as possibly the first such case nationwide, seeks desegregation and marks a wave of civil rights protests across several states.
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Georgia
U.S. District Court
Albany
Dougherty County
Freeman Leverett
Elberton
Freedom Riders
Montgomery
Ala
Greyhound
Alabama
Jackson
Miss
New Orleans
Berkeley
Calif
Mississippi
Eichmann Says His Role Was Least Important in Nazi Death Machine
Adolf Eichmann told Israeli judges his bureau handled only emigration and evacuation of Jews while the extermination plan came from top police and Foreign Ministry levels. He outlined the Gestapo command chain and said his deputies followed orders from Berlin and occupied countries, denying he sparked the mass killings.
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Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Gestapo
Reich Security Office
Eichmann
Moshe Landau
Robert Servatius
Berlin
Khrushchev threatens immediate nuclear tests if West resumes
Soviet Premier Khrushchev warned at a Kremlin rally marking the Nazi invasion anniversary that the United States would trigger a Soviet counterstrike if Western powers press for renewed nuclear testing. He stressed that the Soviet Union would respond instantly if tests resume and that Moscow has designs and installations to check.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Russia
Explosion demolishes scale house in Indiana construction site
An explosion at the Lehigh Portland site in Mitchell Indiana collapsed a scale house injuring about 15 workers. Authorities fear more deaths among the badly hurt as 24 workers were inside or nearby when the nearly finished building exploded likely from natural gas buildup. Some workers were on lunch break others were returning.
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Mitchell, Ind
Lehigh Portland
Longshoremen Protest Today Over Port Work Stoppage
In New York Harbor a work halt by longshoremen paralyses operations amid a six day maritime strike. ILA vice president Tony Anastasio threatens to seek a Kennedy injunction if other union leaders do not act. Federal mediators face a complex, evolving dispute.
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Kennedy
Tony Anastasio
Brooklyn
Anastasio
William V. Bradley
International Longshoremen’s Association
Thomas Gleason
New York Harbor
Poiergenie
ILA
Manhattan
Battery Park
Maritime Port Council
Greater New York
Senators Approve Largest Annual Farm Bill in History
Senators approve the biggest farm money bill without a record vote. The measure provides just over 7 billion dollars to fund a wide range of agricultural programs for the year beginning July 1.
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Washington
Kennedy Walks Without Crutches at White House Luncheon
President Kennedy walked without crutches today while escorting visiting Japanese Prime Minister Ikeda and Mrs Ikeda to a White House luncheon. He stood briefly unassisted and met with Dwight Eisenhower as doctors and aides described improving recovery from a strained back.
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Kennedy
White House
Hayato Ikeda
Japan
Palm Beach
Fila
Ikeda
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhowers
Eisenhower
White Howe Press
Pierre Salinger
Janet Travell
Andrew T. Hatcher
Hatcher
Salmon Adventure Near Vancouver Ties Dinner Fancy
The narrator recalls catching a 4 pound spring salmon near Saanich Inlet while dining at the Empress and Canadian Pacific hotels in Victoria. A detailed, technical account describes deep water trolling gear, planers, and weighted lines used to reach fish far below the surface.
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Victoria
B. C
Empress Hotel
Palace of
Saanich Inlet
Camp Enthusiasm For Art and Science At Kansas University
About 725 Kansas University students attend a six week summer camp, with 230 in a large band and 100 in an orchestra and 180 in the choir. Prof Russell Wiley notes high enthusiasm as rehearsals exceed prior summers. Public concerts are scheduled Sundays in Murphy Hall and Hoch Auditorium with weekly performances through July 30.
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Kansas University
Russell Wiley
University Theatre of
Murphy Hall
Hoch Auditorium
Houk Night Draws Yankees Win and KC Fans mixed on tribute
The Yankees beat the Athletics 6-2 during Ralph Houk Night at Municipal Stadium in Kansas City. Local fans split between honoring Houk hometown hero and rooting for the A's, plus a noon luncheon and a ceremonial plaque at home plate.
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Ralph Houk
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Municipal Stadium
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Yankees
Houk
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Clinton Area
Lawrence High School
Ted Kennedy
South Park League
Eldridge
South Park
Lawrence
New York Stocks End Slightly Lower Across Market
The closing average of 60 stocks fell to 245.1, down 0.1 point as trading wrapped up in New York. Analysts cited modest selling and quiet turnover ahead of the week’s economic data releases.
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New York
Nine Names Named for New Lawrence Human Relations Commission
Nine candidates were approved for the Lawrence Human Relations Commission but names will stay secret until each accepts appointment. The City Commission also approved letters inviting the nine to serve on the new advisory board with terms of one two or three years.
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Lawrence Human Relations Commission
City Commission
North Lawrence
Sixth
Lyon Streets
Lake Street
7Th
Ben Barteldes
Ann Landers Honored by Lawrence High Students
Lawrence High School students present multi autograph school annuals to famed advice columnist Ann Landers in gratitude for her spring speaking engagement. Notes echo youth views with praise and humor, including lines about life education and a better sense of direction.
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Ann Landers
Lawrence High School
Ann
Old Bay
Lawrence
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