US seeks opened land for arms inspections in disarmament push
The United States proposed opening 40 000 to 60 000 square miles of Russian and American territory to international arms inspection teams as a preliminary step toward broader disarmament. The plan, presented at the U N subcommittee on disarmament, was referred to governments and could be discussed again in a week.
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Siberia
Japan
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Lewis L. Strauss
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Harold Stassen
Eisenhower
Hent Eisenhower
Six Crewmen Die As B25 Crashes In Texas Pasture
A B25 missing from Connally Air Force Base was found wrecked in a Hearne Texas pasture about 50 miles southeast. The crew of six were killed according to highway patrol. The crash occurred during a training flight amid gusty winds and possible turbulence after last radio contact near Gatesville. No Kansans among the victims.
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Connally Air Force Base
Here
Hearne
G. D. Russell
Floyd Tippitt
Texas
Gatesville
Kefauver Warns Republicans Offer Uneasy Peace and Prosperity
U S senator Estes Kefauver campaign remarks in Great Falls depict Republican peace and prosperity as uneasy while noting Nixon Lincoln Day claims of historic tax cuts. Kefauver argues a balanced budget and reduced national debt were possible under Eisenhower with such tax policy as he campaigns California’s delegates.
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Mont. U
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
California
Nixon
Kefauver
Eisenhower
Demos See Kefauver Minnesota Upset as Farm Plan Repudiation
Democratic leaders frame Kefauver victory in Minnesota as repudiation of Eisenhower farm policy, while Republicans voice concern over farm income effects. Sen. Humphrey and Gov. Freeman rally behind Stevenson, who faces renewed setback in bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. Senator Anderson notes cross party votes suggest Kefauver boost for the Kefauver-Stevenson ticket.
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Minnesota
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Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Anderson
Humphrey
D-Minn
Orville Freeman
UN Security Council May Meet Over Hammarskjold Palestine Mission
United Nations Security Council members convene Monday to consider a U.S. proposal that Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold undertake a three week Palestine peace mission with planned stops in London Paris and Middle East capitals if approved. If delayed the trip would start after April 1.
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Paris
Middle East
Britain
Sir Pierson Dixon
Council
Israel
Arthur C. Liveran
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Kansas Traffic Deaths Topeka Summary
Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the State Accident Records Section. In the last 24 hours one fatality recorded to date in 1956 is 129, vs 112 in the same period in 1955. Earlier fatality not previously reported. It's time to call Carrier.
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Topeka
Kansas
Spring Weather Shifts To Warmer For Friday In Kansas
The article notes a transition to spring like conditions in Kansas with highs expected near 60s Friday after a cool spell. Fog and sun alternate on area highways with overcast skies. March rainfall remains about a quarter of the 2.36 inch normal. Downtown Lawrence reached 41 degrees Wednesday with a 2 pm reading of 47 as clouds moved in.
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Weather Bureau
Mercury
Lawrence
Demos Push For Higher Props In Farm Program
Senate Majority Leader Johnson predicts Democrats will demand high level price supports in farm legislation despite a possible Eisenhower veto. House conferees, led by Rep. Cooley, aim to reconcile Senate and House bills after Easter recess April 9. Administration opposes key provisions including rigid five crop supports and higher dairy minimums while preferring its soil bank ideas and other changes.
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Rayburn
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Minnesota
House
Rep
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House Agriculture Committee
Student Charged In Teacher's Home Bombing Case
Pasadena City College student Edward B. Mulrooney, 20, surrendered yesterday on charges of threats and intimidation by use of explosives after a homemade bomb was tossed on the porch of psychology teacher Mildred Wellborn’s Pasadena home last Friday. Detectives say the suspect previously gave Wellborn a list of hobby interests including electronics photography and explosives.
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Calif
Pasadena City College
Edward B. Mulrooney
Mildred ‘Wellborn
Mulrooney
Farmers Union Opens Overbrook Elevator With Open House
A large open house is set for Saturday at the Farmers Union grain elevator in Overbrook Kansas 25 miles southwest of Lawrence The 150000 bushel concrete and steel elevator completed Feb 12 cost 112000 with a portion financed locally and the rest by Wichita Bank for Coops It features two dumping pits 1000 and 800 bushels 22 bins and a 7000 bushel leg The facility sits beside Missouri Pacific tracks and is managed by Toy Arnold The union will also run a 14000 bushel frame elevator and operates a broader business in feeds fertilizers and petroleum products Officers on the board include B B Gilmore president E C Rappard vice president and others Throughout the event reps from feed and fertilizer firms will answer questions and door prizes will be awarded.
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Frank Garrett
Farmers Union Board of Directors
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Hutchinson
Overbrook
Missouri Pacific
Toy Arnold
Farmers Union
B. B. Gilmore
E. C. Rappard
Joe Collins
Floyd Bates
Chester Cooper
Claude Radcliff
Ernest Myers
Donald Coffman
Garrett
KPL Urges Upgraded Home Service Entrances in Lawrence
The Kansas Power and Light Co in Lawrence promotes 100 ampere service entrances to handle growing home electrical loads. It urges contractors and homeowners to upgrade from 30 and 60 amp entrances, noting only 1.2 percent of customers use 100 amp services now and that upgrading is affordable. Continued on Page 8.
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Lawrence
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Employee at Quarry Killed in Accident
Joe Fink a 20 year old employee of the Anderson Quarry 3 miles north of Lawrence was killed when he was caught in machinery. He died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Fink had lived in Tonganoxie since January and worked for three years. Survived by wife Velma and three children Connie Jo 3 1/2 years Keith Allen 14 and Kenneth Albert 9 months, his parents Mr and Mrs Albert J Fink Cedar Rapids Iowa sister Mrs Rose Perry and two brothers Robert E and Roger Cedar Rapids. Body to be sent to Iowa for funeral services. Fink Cooper Warren mortuary in charge.
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Kansas Turnpike Authority
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Keith Alen
Kenneth Albert
Albert J. Fink
Cedar Rapids
Rose Perry
Robert E
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Iowa
Fink-Cooper-Warren Mortuary
Rebels clash with police in Tunisian independence march
Hundreds of Tunisian nationalists, waving rebel flags, clashed with police and security troops in a demonstration demanding complete and immediate independence from Italy. The disruption reflects rising anti colonial tensions amid wartime occupation.
Cleanup of Lawrence Outhouses Raises Health Questions
Lawrence experts discuss privies and public health as Journal-World reporters probe sanitation on busy streets. Ivan Shull notes proper design and maintenance prevent flies and disease, while city officials push sewer connections where available and have cut privies from 341 to about 180 since 1950.
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Ivan F. Shull
State Board of Health
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Great Bend
Hutchinson
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Huck
Walk Problem In City May Be Due For Improving
City officials consider sidewalk improvements in Lawrence as a growing issue. City Manager Jim Wigglesworth cites three possible paths: modernized state sidewalk law, study of sidewalks in new subdivisions, and public education plus the Let's Clean up Lawrence drive. Law limits city action, since sidewalks must be paid by taxpayers citywide. petitions to force homeowners to build sidewalks rarely start. Neighborhood committees may fund immediate routes for schoolchildren.
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League of Kansas
Topeka
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Journal World
Lawrence’ Drive
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