Soviet Delegation Arrives in Warsaw for Red NATO Concept
Premier Bulganin leads a Soviet delegation to Warsaw for a security conference to pool armed forces with seven East European allies. Molotov and Zhukov accompany him as talks aim to formalize a joint command in response to West German remilitarization. The eight-nation bloc justified the move as self defense under the UN Charter.
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Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
Warsaw
NATO
V. M. Molotov
Georgi Zhukov
Soviet Union
West Germany
United Nations
Germany
Weather Across Regions Brings Rain and Flooding in Texas
Widespread rain covered the mid continent and western areas, with a main belt over the Great Lakes and another extending from northern Missouri to southern Iowa into the Southern Plains. Odessa Texas saw 2 to 3 inches after a flash flood that flooded a 21 block area, stranded cars, and required boat rescues. Cool conditions persisted in New England and New York, while Gulf Coast and Texas enjoyed milder temperatures.
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Associated Press
Mid-Continent
Great Lakes
Missouri
Iowa
Plains
Odessa
Texas
New England
New York State
Gulf Coast States
Will Bequeath All To Wife In Altar Vow Form
The will of William Stacy Moore filed in Charlotte declares that upon marriage to Minnie Lou West he vowed at the altar and sealed the vow with a ring, bequeathing all worldly goods to his wife. The document frames the marital vow as the basis of his will.
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Charlotte, N. C
William Stacy Moore
Minnie Lou West
Baby six dogs thrive on same milk formula
A two month old baby and six spaniel pups, all bottle fed, are thriving on the same milk formula in Wood River Illinois. After the dam was killed by a car the Calyins started sharing the baby's formula so all seven receive nutrition. Mrs Calyin makes an extra batch daily and the pups are fed every four hours.
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Wood River
Alfred Calyin
John
Barr Takes Over Montgomery Ward Reins After Avery Resigns
John A. Barr, 47, was elected chairman of Montgomery Ward at a special board meeting, becoming the first leader in 24 years not led by Sewell Avery. Avery resigns but stays as director, with Edmund A. Kreider also resigning as president. No immediate successor announced. Barr declined to discuss plans, while financier Louis Wolfson, 43, urged rapid expansion with 24 new stores.
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Chicago
John A. Barr
Montgomery Ward and Co
Sewell Avery
Barr
Avery
Edmund A. Krieder
Ward
Louis Wolfson
Florida
Ward's
Rotarians Trace Lawrence Club History at Meet Today
Rotarians mark Rotary’s 50th anniversary by tracing the Lawrence club’s history at the noon meeting. Speakers Neal Wherry Walter Varnum and Karl Klooz recounted charter members from 1917 and the club’s 38 year evolution with 110 current members.
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Rotary
Neal Wherry
Walter Varnum
Karl Klooz
Lawrence Rotary Club
Topeka Club
Arthur Weaver
T. D. Funk
Lawrence Club
W. C. Simons
Klooz
Carl Drake
Keith Lawton
US to Test Atoms As Anti Sub Weapon
U S military scientists will detonate a small yield nuclear device in the eastern Pacific within days. Task Force 7 under Rear Admiral C B Morsen will conduct the underwater blast to study anti submarine defense with assurances the site is clear of fishing grounds and shipping lanes and poses no hazard to land or island populations.
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Washington
U.S
Pacific
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
Task Force 7
Adm
C. B. Momsen
Mother's Day and Church Events Mark Weekend
Eudora notes weekend visits by Rev and Mrs John Koch of Blue Springs and Mrs Agnes Blechel hosting family dinner. Lawrence families, church school children rehearse May 14 for Children’s Day with programs May 29. Board meets May 16 and speaker Mrs David Ellsworth visits May 15. Engwichs return to Chapman after weekend at Anna Gabriel’s home. V N Miller hosts a Mothers Day dinner.
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John Koch
Blue Springs
George Gerstenberger
Agnes Blechel
Joe Katzfey
Walter Beers
Lawrence
Methodist Church
Curt Engwich
Chapman
Engwich
Anna Gabriel
V. N. Miller
W. H. Miller
Kan
City
Moe
E. M. Whitton
Martha
Dorotha
Kansas City
Stanley Skwarte
Land
Mission
William Spitzli
Barbara
W. T. Porter
Denver
Colo
Field Holmes
Porter
Oliver Holmes
J. C. Peterson
Peterson
Vina Rucker
Yates Center
Ben Bartz
Crowell Stogshill
John Everley
Arvon Gale Gerstenber Cor
McPherson
Leland Lawson
Adna Couch
Alta Jennings
Mary Cook
Chola Breithaupt
Oskaloosa
Couch
Jennings
Fred Edgingtons
Cook
Breith
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
IOOF
Bob Perkins
Oscar Lothholz
Local community notes from Eudora and nearby areas
Sunday gatherings and Mother's Day visits feature residents from Kansas City Denver and Lawrence with relatives at Eudora. City officials announced May 1 start for Landon as street commissioner after George Warmker resignation. Cancer drive totals report contributions from Belleview Eudora Weaver Hesper and Hopewell groups totaling 133.95 with multiple clubs participating.
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George Warmker
Landon
Howard Caviness
Belleview 4H Club
Eudora H.D.U
Kaw Valley
Weaver H.D.U
Weaver
Hesper
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