Red Bloc Walks Out Of Arms Meeting Blooded Geneva Talks
United States denounces Soviet walkout at the Geneva disarmament conference as dangerous and deplorable. Khrushchev seeks to pressure the West while Britain wavers and Allied delegates remain at the table awaiting a possible Soviet return. The move threatens progress toward a policing system and broader peace goals.
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U.S
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Geneva
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White
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Khrushchev
Britain
France
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Zorin
Soviets Walk Out Of World Disarmament Talks In Geneva
The Soviet bloc walked out of the ten nation disarmament talks in Geneva as Western delegates pressed for a new world disarmament treaty. Valerian Zorin charged the West refused to negotiate and said the USSR would present its plan to the UN General Assembly. The walkout left the Western delegates to continue alone under UK influence while the American plan outlined eight opening steps toward a global treaty.
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Zorin
Soviet Union
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Aay
David Ormsby- Gore
U.S
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Eaton
State and Defense Department
Washington
United Nations
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Bulgaria
United States
Pesein
France
Italy
Dana Zorin
Paris
Moscow
Nixon Cancels Japan Visit Amid Riot Pressure
President Ike Lees Nixon faces a canceled Japan trip planned to begin June 19 after Premier Nobusuke Kishi withdrew the invitation amid leftist and Communist led protests over a U.S. Japanese security pact. He arrived at Andrews Air Force Base after six days of Hawaii golf and a long flight with about 444 hours of sleep.
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Japan
Nobusuke Kishi
U.S
Andrews
Hawaii
Rail
Uhe
Richard M. Nixon
Christine
Equal Time Bill Passes To Aid Broadcasters
The Senate approved a bill to let radio and TV broadcasters supply equal free time to Republican and Democratic presidential nominees this year. The measure temporarily suspends the equal time provisions of the communications law to drop the requirement for minority party candidates to receive equal time during the campaign.
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Washington
Senate
New York Stocks Close Lower Amid Slight Downtick
AP reports closing averages for 60 stocks at 222.8, down 1.3 points as Wall Street ended on a softer note with declines across major indices. Investors weighed mixed economic signals and company results while sectors retraced gains from earlier sessions.
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New York
Docking slams educators bias in crusade against reform
GLACIER NATIONAL PARK Mont AP Gov George Docking urged at the National Governors Conference that educators should welcome constructive criticism without emotional crusades. He warned against funding cuts or political interference masking as education reviews and argued for equitable salaries across state colleges while stressing the democracy relies on broad citizen education.
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Glacier National Park
Mont
George Docking
Docking
Democra
Ad Polnermeines
Showers Likely Return to Lawrence Weather
The weekend dry spell ends as Lawrence forecasts show ershowers tonight and Tuesday. Warm humid air continues with an overnight low near 66 and highs in the mid 80s. Humidity around 99 percent at 5 AM, skies to stay cloudy through Tuesday.
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Lawrence
Probers Claim Money Misused in Kenny Foundation
State investigators charged that funds raised nationwide for the Sister Elizabeth Kenny Polio Foundation were diverted to mailing and promotion, leaving only a sliver for medical work. From 1952 to 1959 only 47 percent of 30.674 million contributed remained for hospitalization, treatment, research, and training facilities.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Elizabeth Kenny
Mondale
Minneapolis
E. J. Huenckens
Miland E. Knapp
Paul Elmwood
Frank Krusen
Kenny Foundation
Chicago
Fred Fadell & Associates
Marvin Kline
Kline
John Carnell
New Century Corp
Carnell
Foundation
New York
California
Detroit
Buffalo
New York City
Jersey City
Empire Industries Fof
Entries Set Mark For Horse Event At Lawrence Show
A record 461 entries are set for the 6th annual Lawrence American Legion Horse Show this weekend with four days left to register. Show manager H C Murphree notes last year’s record was 425. The event at the 4H Fairgrounds begins 7 p m Friday and runs through Sunday with 48 events and best of show trophies finale. Attendance last year surpassed 7 500 viewers.
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Lawrence American Legion Horse Show
H. C. Murphree
Kansas
Douglas County
Lawrence’s
American Legion
Eldridge
Harry Wright
Horse Assn
Tennessee Walking Horse Assn
Murphree
Lawrence
Legion
Ed Carleton
Ed Lang
Jerry Baker
Carl Jenkins
Atlanta
A. D. White
Ottawa
Jack King
Lincoln
Neb
Jimmie Richardson
Shelbyville
University Chancellorless Until Wescoe Arrives Friday
Kansas University awaits a four day interregnum as Dr. Franklin D. Murphy leaves for California and Dr. W Clarke Wescoe of the Medical School prepares to assume the chancellorship on July 1. Dean George B Smith notes smooth operations and plans for signature transitions while Wescoe commutes from Kansas City until moving into the Chancellor's Mansion.
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Kansas University
Franklin D. Murphy
Los Angeles
Calif
University of California
W. Clarke Wescoe
KU Medical School
Kansas City
Murphys
Wescoes
George B. Smith
Dr. Wescoe
Strong Hall
Dean Smith
Dr. Murphy
Wescoe
Lilac Lane
Lawrence
C. Arden Miller
Baseball Fan Suffers Injury at K C Game
Gayle Crawford a 23 year old spectator from Independence Missouri suffered a skull fracture when unidentified youths dropped a sack of empty pop bottles from the Municipal Stadium second deck onto his head during the Baltimore Kansas City game. The youths were not caught.
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Kansas City
Gayle Crawford
Independence
Municipal Stadium
Crawford
Paroles Granted By Docking Are Out Court Says
Shawnee District Judge Beryl Johnson ruled that Gov. George Docking cannot grant paroles and that about 20 paroles issued since July 1957 are invalid. The ruling held a 1957 act stripped the governor of parole power, transferring it to a three man parole board. The decision does not affect parole board powers or other clemency tools.
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Topeka
Kan
Shawnee
Beryl Johnson
George Docking
John Anderson
Johnson
Anderson
Docking
Spiegel
Aubrey Brooks Laight
Leight
Yil
Leigh
Kansas City
Emporia
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas
Taxation Bill Extends Four Billion Dollar Tax Measures
Washington AP reports the House approved by voice vote a bill continuing four billion dollars in taxes that would lapse Thursday midnight without action. The measure also sets the national debt limit at 293 billion for the coming year, a compromise between House and Senate versions.
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Washngton
House
Congress
Senate
White House
4 H Fair Area Plan Is Tabled By Commission
Douglas County Commissioners tabled a plan to annex the 4 H Fairgrounds after a heated protest by about 40 residents. They will meet with the city again and hold an open meeting later to decide the issue. The county seeks annexation for police fire water and sewage. residents fear loss of control and fairground reservations. The Planning Commission approved an engineering survey replacing a preliminary plat. annexation would follow final plat and legal steps. Residents raised concerns about current sewage issues and fairness of allowing adjacent city land for future roads. County Extension Department oversees fairground reservations on the 28 acre site.
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Couney
Planning Commission
Fairgrounds
Fairground
HDU
County Extension Department
Weather outlook for Northeast Kansas turns warm and stormy
Considerable cloudiness and warm humid conditions prevail through Tuesday with occasional thundershowers. Highs Tuesday near 80s. tonight lows mid 50s to 60s, north to 60s, south near 90. Normal lows upper 50s northwest, upper 60s southeast. Precipitation averages about .25 inch west and up to one inch east as scattered showers occur across the period.
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Kansas
Weather Outlook Sees Mild West Cool East Across Kansas
Temperatures from Tuesday to Saturday hover near seasonal norms in the west, while the east runs 3 to 6 degrees below normal. Expect daytime highs around the upper season average with cooler nights across eastern regions.
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Kansas
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