Chou Renews Bid For Discussions Of Formosa Area
Tokyo reports Premier Chou Enlai renewed offers to negotiate with the United States to ease tensions in the Formosa area. He said no cease fire is needed since he argues there is no war between China and the United States. He suggested a 10 Nation conference but would consider alternatives, excluding Chiang Kai shek's Nationalist government. In Formosa Taipei, Nationalist spokesmen say the stance implies surrender as the only talking point.
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Formosa
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Red China
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Bandung
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Chiang Kaishek
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Taiwan
Taipei
Changes in Red Industry Group
Moscow reports Premier Nikolai Bulganin announced state planning changes to boost industrial output. The Council of Ministers splits the State Planning Commission into two groups one for future development and one for current planning, signaling possible downgrading of Maxim Saburov and continuing influence of Georgi Malenkov. A new committee to introduce new techniques will coordinate ministry efforts, with Pravda excerpting the remarks.
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Nikolai Bulganin
Council of Ministers
State Planning Commission
Maxim Saburov
Georgi Malenkov
Malenkov
Bulganin
Kremlin
Pravda
Ex Justice Owen J Roberts Dies at Home at 80
Ex Justice Owen J Roberts, retired associate justice of the U S Supreme Court, died at his Phenixville home after a heart attack at 10 25 am He was 80 last May 2 and retired from the bench in 1945 His widow and his only child Mrs Elizabeth Hamilton were at his bedside He had been hospitalized in Philadelphia recently and preferred to die at his Chester Springs estate when possible.
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Phenixville
Owen J. Roberts
U. S. Supreme Court
Roberts
Elizabeth Hamilton
Hoover
Philadelphia
Chester Springs
Just One of Those Days in Detroit Referee Fines Driver
Oscar J McSwain faced a $15 speeding fine for 35 mph in a seven mile zone. A separate $3 fine followed for walking against a red light and causing traffic disruption as observed by Traffic Referee John M Wise yesterday.
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Detroit
Oscar J McSwain
John M. Wise
Millions Charged Over AF Waste In England and Alaska
Senators Chavez and Robertson charged the Air Force with wasting tens of millions on construction in England and Alaska. At a Senate Appropriations hearing they noted 10 to 15 million wasted in the United Kingdom due to planning repetition and warned Alaska projects totaled about 100 million with high maintenance costs from extreme cold and fog hindering flights.
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Chavez
Robertson
Air Force
England
Alaska
Senate Appropriations
House
United Kingdom
Sen. Robertson
Great Britain
Ike Plan to Quadruple Reserve Forces in 1960
The House ready to approve President Eisenhower's program to fourfold the trained military reserve for 1960. A debate on the bill begins today as the plan aims to reduce active forces and boost air striking power with a ready reserve pool. Chairman Vinson predicts passage amid few oppositions. Senate action pending.
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House
Eisenhower
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House Armed Services Committee
Senate
British fighter plane crashes into carrier funnel in Channel
A Royal Navy fighter plane struck the funnel of the 36,000 ton carrier Eagle during deck landings in the English Channel. The pilot was seriously injured after the engine stalled and the aircraft buried its engine in the funnel’s steam pipes following a signal to circle for another approach.
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Portsmouth
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Admiralty
Strange fishing catch in Chemung River stuns Elmira anglers
In Elmira New York two anglers Frank Amés and Royce Angell hauled a bizarre catch in the Chemung River described as two shining playable corners. The unusual trophy sparked amused chatter among the 12 fishermen on the riverbank.
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Royce Angell
Chemung River
Navy detonates underwater atomic test off West Coast
The Defense Department said the Navy exploded a small underwater atomic device off the West Coast to advance antisubmarine weapons research. Rear Adm. Momgen led Joint Task Force 7, with tests conducted in the Pacific within a few days of the May announcement. Protests arose from California fishermen as details remained undisclosed.
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Bikini Atoll
Harold Emick Named President of Lions Club
Harold Emick elected president of the Lawrence Lions Club at the annual meeting, will assume July 1, succeeding H. J. Swartz. He has served as first vice president this year and has a 45 year Lawrence residence, flooring contracting business. Other officers chosen include Jimmie Brooks first vice president and several others. T. Murl Beal spoke on Lions history during his official visit.
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Lawrence Lions Club
H. J. Swartz
Emick
Lions Club Iés
Lawrence
la. St
Jimmie Brooks
EB. J. Coy
Raymond Anderson
Odell Wiley
Alfred Skeet
Bill Rowlands
Vernon Scott
Lion Tamer
Ray Stoneback
Mike Leonhart
C. J. Alexander
T. Murl Beal
Lions Clubs
Woman gets day in jail after beating man to death
In Nashville a 27 year old woman, Miss Sarah Fly, pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter for striking St. Louis businessman William D. Fernandez with the heel of her slipper at a nightclub on December 18. An all male jury set the one day sentence, and she began at 12 10 p.m., released at 2 10 a.m. The jail stay ran 12 hours, served in a private cell with reading material provided by the jail.
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Tenn
St. Louis
Sarah Fly
William D. Fernandez
Miss Fly
Fred Lassiter
Top GOP Strategists See Draft as Last Hope for Eisenhower
Washington strategists believe a grass roots draft movement could persuade President Eisenhower to seek a second term in 1956. They warn he may ignore pleas from GOP officeholders unless world conditions deteriorate. Michigan GOP leader Feikens backs a draft to boost Eisenhower’s name on the ticket for state and national races.
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John Feikens
Dulles says East West talks may ease tension
Senator George of Georgia welcomed signs Russia will discuss relaxing world tensions in high level talks. He noted Austria’s peace treaty as a hopeful indicator and expected swift Senate action once submitted. Edmondson of Kansas Penitentiary was fired as Lansing warden, replaced by Arius Hoffman of Oregon State Penitentiary amid political controversy. Hall pledged reform in state prison leadership.
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Journal- World
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Oregon
Good Rains Sighted For Parts of State
Western and central Kansas expected to receive substantial rainfall as a storm from the Rocky Mountains moves eastward. Early totals include St. Francis .33, Oakley .52, Oberlin .45, Norton .39, and Goodland .18 inch. Forecasts predict above normal precipitation from .50 to 1.00 inch in west to an inch or more in the east, with locally heavier by up to four inches possible.
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Production Resumed at Chrysler Body Plant
Detroit Chrysler Corp body division plants restarted production after a walkout that idle 10,000 workers yesterday. Fifty trim installers quit when four department employees were fired, shutting trim lines. CIO United Auto Workers Local 212 blamed a speedup. Chrysler denied it and said firings were for lagging output. No grievances were filed.
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Germans Visit Slav Delegation in Belgrade
A 12 member West German lower house delegation arrived in Belgrade Yugoslavia amid a spokesman’s statement that the visit is a gesture of peace and reconciliation. The arrival underscores efforts to ease East West tensions and foster dialogue.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Congress Backing Vaccine Funding As Hill Sees Quick Approval
Senator Hull Hill said Congress will swiftly approve 28 million dollars for antipolio vaccine for low income families and 2 million for more inspectors to oversee vaccine output. He questioned the administration’s voluntary distribution plan but noted support from Republicans while Democrats pressed for details. Secretaries Hobby outlined the plan after a committee hearing.
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Hull
Op- Ala
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Eisenhower
Hill
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Hobby
Eisenhower to Tour New England in Six-Day Visit
The White House announced President Eisenhower will make a six day trip to Vermont New Hampshire and Maine starting June 22. Plans may change depending on developments in the international situation including a possible seven nation Big Four conference at that time.
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White House
Eisenhower
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Polio cases rise to 74 in vaccinated individuals
The Public Health Service reports 74 confirmed polio cases in persons who had received the Salk vaccine, with 25 cases in California. Suspect cases are under investigation in Kansas, California, Idaho, and Nebraska.
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Public Health Service
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Idaho
Nebraska
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Shopping Center Proposals Here To Be Discussed
Planning Commission will hear proposals for two new shopping centers west of Iowa Street and south of Centennial Park. Richard Raney plans a 4 acre site at Iowa Street and Harvard Road seeking Class D zoning, while Robert Harrison pushes 10 acres at 9th and Iowa for business zoning. A new city wide shopping center zoning category may be set, requiring master plans and large parking areas, with amended Lawrence zoning and screening of nearby residences.
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Harvard Rd
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9Th
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Harrison
City Commission
Lawrence
Weather forecast for District 1 Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma
Five day forecast shows cooler trend with below normal temperatures in District 1 Nebraska and Kansas, Oklahoma near normal then cooler late in the period. Western showers and thunderstorms possible tonight through Friday, with heavier rain totals up to 4 inches in western areas and locally higher amounts in eastern sections. Temperatures range from 40s to around 80 in various locations with scattered storms across Kansas and western areas through midweek.
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