Pinay Urges Unified Germany at UN Session
French Foreign Minister An toine Pinay called for a unified Germany in a speech to the UN’s anniversary session, warning against a neutral or overarmed Germany and urging a free Germany paired with security and armament controls. He framed the issue as a key East West challenge for the Geneva talks.
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Heavy Rains and Hail Across Kansas Seen with Warmer Temps
Scattered showers and some heavy rainfall plus hail troubled south central and southeast Kansas Wednesday night. Rain amounts reached up to 2.0 inches at Columbus and hail appeared small with no major damage reported. A forecast calls for additional showers in eastern regions and warmer overnight temperatures followed by cooler weather Friday.
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Experts Divided On Use of Salk Vaccine
A House Commerce subcommittee heard a panel vote to continue the Salk polio vaccine program despite calls to halt. Dr. Sabin urged suspension, while Dr. Rivers warned against stopping, and Dr. Salk declined to vote, expressing no immediate reason to halt though noting future development possibilities.
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School of the Public Health
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Eisenhower Laughs Off Talk Of Plans For 1956 Campaign
President Eisenhower visits New Hampshire and Vermont as crowds greet him at farm events and the fairgrounds. He jokes about a second term while delivering remarks from the Dean at Washington’s Gate. Aiken quips about his Gettysburg farm. Eisenhower gives no clear indication of 1956 plans.
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Living costs steady as pay rises reach peak
May figures show consumer prices unchanged while take home pay climbs to a record high. Secretary of Labor Mitchell notes retail prices stability since mid 1953 and six months of rare steadiness. Average tally worker take home reaches 70.12 dollars and single worker 62.83 dollars, about 80 cents weekly higher than March.
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Probe continues in fatal shooting of Topekan near here
The murder of 18 year old Paul Eugene Denning near Lawrence prompted an intensive probe by Douglas and Shawnee deputies Lawrence police and Kansas Bureau of Investigation agents. Two Topeka teens 16 years old Russell Viers and Jimmie Johnson admitted ties to recent Lawrence robberies and showed where stolen goods were kept. Police recovered most items from the trio and a dog taken from Morris Paulson in Topeka was later returned to its owner.
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Harvesters Race To Finish Before Rain Delays Harvest
Douglas County wheat harvest speeds up as crews push to finish before expected scattered thunderstorms. Reports praise high yield and quality while acreage lags behind long term records. Voters face 1956 wheat marketing quotas referendum this Saturday.
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Yankees blank Athletics as Turley wins ninth of season
Fireballer Bob Turley limited Kansas City to three singles and struck out six to earn his ninth win of the year. The Yankees shut out the Athletics 44 to complete the three game sweep.
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Taylor Arrives to Take Over Army Chief of Staff
General Maxwell D Taylor arrives in Washington to assume duty as Army chief of staff. He meets outgoing Secretary Stevens and Ridgway, plans to define the Army's role in national defense, and comments on Korea and Japan deployments. Formosa surrender talks dominate Moscow India tie in with Bulganin and Nehru.
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Directives May Get Court Test
A Senate Civil Service subcommittee weighs a court test to force executive branch document production. Sens Johnston and Alias favor studying the issue with Neely already advocating a test, amid a probe into Eisenhower administration security programs. Wendell Barnes of the SBA was subpoenaed for personnel and security files on George McDavitt, claiming confidentiality and presidential restrictions.
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Stock Market Closing Index Hits 1955 High
The New York closing average for 60 stocks rose to 172.8 up .3 as the Journal-World notes a 1955 high. The office lists closing times as 6:30 p.m. for Jayhawk Motors best trade and 1 p.m. with 5 p.m. Saturdays.
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Phonics Simplified for Reading Beginners
A instructional piece arguing that phonics is simple for adults and outlining the distinction between phonics and phonetics. It explains the 44 distinguishable sounds in English and how 26 letters map to these sounds, noting some letters are superfluous and detailing consonant and geminate sound pairs.
Douglas County valuation rises to 61.6 million in 1964 abstract
The Douglas County valuation total stands at 61 618 398 in the state abstract submitted to the State Commission of Revenue and Taxation. If confirmed this 10 percent gain marks the county's largest annual increase, with final figures set after State Board review in August.
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