Dulles presses Moscow to halt aggression and subversion
In a blunt UN address in San Francisco, Secretary of State John Foster Dulles urged the Soviet Union to end the cold war by stopping force and subversion. He cited five key issues for the Geneva summit, including German unification and the fate of Eastern European satellites, and defended NATO and UN-led collective security.
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John Foster Dulles
Russia
Dulles
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USN
W. M. Molotov
Fisenhower
Molotov
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Yugoslavia
West Germany
Japan
Geneva
Germany
China
Korea
Indochina
Formosa
Corm
Journal World gains reach with 5000 added readers
The Journal-World reports a paid circulation of 1105 higher than the previous year. The paper now effectively reaches 5000 more people daily, treating the newspaper as a city of 5000 added in 21 months, assuming four people per household.
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Journal- World
Journal-World Now
Eisenhower Teaser Sparks Second Term Speculation in New Hampshire
President Eisenhower, on a six day Vermont New Hampshire Maine tour, teased the idea of a second term during an outdoor New Hampshire legislature session. He joked about White House residence and Gov. Adams completing New Hampshire lectures, leaving many in attendance interpreting it as openness to a bid. Adams laughed at the notion, noting the lectures’ pace.
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Eisenhower
New Hampshire
Granite State
Lincoln
Franconia Notch
Concord
N.H
State House Plaza
Sherman Adams
White House
Pennsylvania Ave
Gov. Adams
Adams
Vermont
Maine
Lie Detector Tests in Slaying of Topeka Teen
Topeka teens age 16 Johnson and Viers were taken for lie detector tests in Olathe after paraffin tests showed positive reactions on their hands. Paul Denning was shot and killed west of Lawrence during an alleged attempt to enter a parked car. Viers said the trio had been shooting firearms near Topeka and had looted cars in the K A area before visiting Joe's Bakery.
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Lawrence
Johnson
Viers
Sheriff's
Topeka
Jim
Paul
K.A
Joe's Bakery
W. 9Th St
Wheat receipts hit new high in Douglas County harvest
Douglas County reports an all out wheat harvest with about 170 000 bushels collected at five grain centers and Corpstein Elevator Perry. Operators cite rapid dumping due to extra storage bins and near term bottlenecks for railroad cars. Some fields already half harvested though rain and heavy dews affect quality and turnout may impact Saturday voting on the Wheat referendum.
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Douglas County
Corpstein
Perry
George Born
Eudora
Born
Mansfield Says Reds Hold Trump in German Talks
Senator Mansfield asserts the Soviet Union has leverage in next month's discussions with the West on Germany. He warns U S policy overemphasizes Western Europe ties and notes Molotov may press for abandoning air bases in Europe and Africa at the Geneva talks beginning July 18 while proposing Soviet backed moves in East Germany.
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D-Mont
Soviet Union
Germany
West Germany
Western Europe
Russia
Konrad Adenauer
East Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia Sudetenland
V. M. Molotov
San Francisco
United States
Europe
Africa
Geneva
Kansas Traffic Deaths Update From State Records
Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the state accident records section show in the last 24 hours one death, to date in 1955 two hundred forty nine, compared with two hundred eighty five for the same period in 1954.
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Topeka
Kansas
Local Worker Survives Cave-In Near West Nineteenth Street
A 55 year old construction worker from Oskaloosa named William Wienholz was buried when a 25 foot ditch cave in midmorning. Fire fighters and fellow workers freed him after about an hour and he was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital in good condition with a bruised hip and neck and minor scratches.
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West Nineteenth Street
William Wienholz
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Wienholz
Sheriff's Office
University Hospital
K.U
Hankomer Excavating Co
Topeka
Willian Wienholz
Journal-World
Rains to Remain in Some Areas Through Saturday
Persistent showers that drenched parts of Kansas last night are expected to continue through Saturday. Horton reported 2.17 inches and Great Bend saw 1.68 inches in what was noted as the area’s most severe thunderstorms of the year. Forecaster Tom Arnold said skies will be partly cloudy with scattered showers or thunderstorms in the west and extreme north late today.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Horton
Great Bend
Tom Arnold
Ninh
Associated Press
Srncion
Riansarck D
Nicaga
Mouger
Yermonton
Mort Worth Walare
Tos Angeles
Miami
Minneapady
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Washington
Eisenhower Says Navy Patrol’s Plane Shot Down
President Eisenhower’s headquarters reported that a U.S. Navy patrol plane was fired on by Soviet planes in international waters near the Bering Strait and crash landed in American territory.
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Wintefield
N. H
Eisenhower
U. S. Navy
Bering Strait
U S Strength Needed With Eisenhower in New Hampshire
President Eisenhower urged national resolve to keep America strong so it can lead the world to lasting peace. An accompanying ad touts Jayhawk Motors offering Best Trade, Best Deal on a 1955 Pontiac.
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Eisenhower
New Hampshire
America
Jayhawk Motors
Pontiac
Adv
Teaching by Phonics Aids In Learning Both Reading and Spelling
Phonics is argued to unify reading and spelling, countering the trend to teach them separately. The piece cites New York State practices, lists common mispellings, and explains how phonics would prevent errors by linking sounds to letters, arguing current methods foster poor pronunciation and spelling habits.
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Johnny
Education Department of
State of New York
New York State
New-York
Grammer
Mirdele
Phonies
Unified Plan Emerges For Southwest Shopping Center
City officials report potential unified development plan for a southwest Kansas shopping center area near 9th and Iowa Streets. Developers Harrison Raney and associates discuss zoning, with plans on adjacent tracts owned by Harrison Young and Achning. Planning Commission recommended local business zoning with eventual rezoning under new shopping center rules.
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9Th and
Iowa Sts
John RB. Crown
Crown
Sth and
Robert Harrison
Harrison
Ralph Achning
Edwin Young
Raney
Osborne
Young
Planning” Commission
Weather Outlook Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Five Day
Temperatures over the next five days Saturday to Wednesday average near seasonal norms with minor daily changes. Precipitation ranges from near 0.50 to 1.00 inch in Nebraska and northern Kansas to 25-50 percent across Oklahoma with occasional thundershowers. Normal lows run from the upper 50s to low 60s in Nebraska and mid 60s to 70 in Oklahoma. highs from the upper 80s in Nebraska to the middle 90s in Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma
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