Macmillan Reveals Khrushchev Demands at Summit
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan said Khrushchev told him the day before the summit that the United States must condemn spy flights, punish those involved and stop them. The formal demand halted the talks at the conference opening the next day. Macmillan told Parliament the collapse may signal a change in Soviet policy and warned of grave implications and new dangers.
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United States
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Charles de Gaulle
France
Paris
Douglas County Rural Schools to Hold Graduation Services
Douglas County rural schools schedule graduation at 2 p m Saturday in Central Junior High auditorium. Ninety one students receive diplomas at the main service with additional graduates in Baldwin Eudora Vinland and Lecompton. County bands, solos and instrumental items highlight the program with addresses by George D Bell and Wilson.
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Vinland
Lecompton
Douglas County
Veda Stanton
Edwin F. Price
Clinton
Ing
Mary Kay Walker
Prairie City
Russ Devee
Fairview
Wyandotte County
Wilson
Rev. Price
Haskell faces partial closure as buildings condemned
A classroom building at Haskell Institute is condemned along with several dormitories. The facility will stay in use for one week before service ends, with possible razing this summer. Enrollments near 1000 are planned. space will come from living rooms and other rooms. A Student Union center is under construction at $225,000 funded by institute activities, andSen. Carlson seeks additional aid in a supplemental appropriations bill.
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Haskell Institute
Haskell
Solon Ayers
Frank Carlson
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate Committee
Pickett Named As Acting Dean At Kansas University
Calder M. Pickett associate professor of journalism was named acting dean of the Kansas University School of Journalism for 1960 61 by the Kansas Board of Regents. He succeeds Dean Burton W Marvin who will teach at Tehran University in Iran next year. Marvin's year long leave was approved. Pickett joined KU in 1951 and has held several journalism posts including teacher and instructor roles.
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Kansas University School of Journalism
Kansas Board of Regents
Pickett
Burton W. Marvin
Tehran University
Iran
Marvin
School of Journalism
Kansas
America
Wichita
Minnesota University
Utah State
Northwestern
Denver University
Local Birth Notice Highlights Gamber Daughter at Basehor
A birth announcement lists Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gamber of Basehor welcoming a daughter today. The notice names numerous residents from Tonganoxie Bonner Springs Linwood and nearby towns, including Keller Musselman Logan Chappell Taggert Shockley Shaw Dugan Pence Gamber Wright Shockley Davoren Fleming Mohler Osborn and others.
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Lawrence Ave
Chloe Musselman
Tonganoxie
Lydia Logan
Fla
Julia Chappell
Roscoe Taggert
Miss
Doris Shockley
Minnie Shaw
Linwood
June Dugan
Bonner Springs
John W. Pence
Oskaloosa
Idella Gamber
Basehior
Annola Mae Wright
Vicky
Fred Allen
Richland
Carol Lee Huff
Frances Preyer
Judith Krasnicka
Louise Osborn
Charles Gamber
Basehor
Mrs. Charles Sparks 88 Former McLouth Resident Dies
Mrs. Charles Sparks 88 longtime McLouth resident dies at her daughter’s home in Excelsior Springs Mo. Services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at McLouth Methodist Church with burial in McLouth Cemetery. Survived by son Art Sparks of McLouth. Bradford Funeral Home in charge.
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Charles Sparks
McLouth
Margaret DeHoff
Excelsior Springs
McLouth Methodist Church
Art Sparks
Bradford Funeral Home
Kaline Leaves Horse Racing Stable Ties
Detroit outfielder Al Kaline announced he is severing his connection with a horse racing stable, ending his involvement in the sport.
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Detroit
al Kaline
Detroit Tigers
Tornado Devastates Kaw Valley Areas In Kansas
Widespread damage from a tornado corridor hit Pottawatomie Shawnee Jefferson Jackson and other counties. At least one dead Mildred Huntley of Meriden. 30 plus injured. Cleanup begins with National Guard Civil Defense and law enforcement assisting.
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Elmer Ousdah
Howard Lindley
Opeka
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Shawnee
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Jackson
Wabaunsee
Leavenworth
Miami
Meriden
Elmont
Jamego-Roseville
Silver Lake
Topeka
Mildred Huntley
Lawrence
Douglas County
National Guard
Civil Defense
Failure Reported In Space Vehicle
Moscow report states the Soviet Union's experimental space ship developed a fault while attempting to bring its cabin back to earth. Tass said orders were given to deploy braking devices and detach the cabin, but a fault in the orientation system caused the retrorocket blast to deviate from the plan.
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Soviet Union
Tasa
Tass
Schwanzle enters race as third GOP candidate for county commission
Robert T Schwanzle of Lawrence announces candidacy for the Third District on the Republican ticket. He joins Earlier Walter Kamp echroeder and Mike Murphree as contenders. Schwanzle, a WWII and Korean War veteran, outlines a pledge to improve efficiency and economy in county affairs while stressing his community service and family ties.
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GOP
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Lawrence
Walter Kampechroeder
Mike Murphree
Betty June Craig
Harry T. Craig
Mike
Rob
Susan
Curtis
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Industrial Development Commission
Lakeview Hunting and Fishing
KU Alumni Association
Kansas Feed and Grain Dealers Association
PTA
The
Congregational Church
Waterstone
KU Budget Sees Moderate Rise for Kansas Institutions
The Kansas Legislature approves a 6.6 percent budget increase for KU and state colleges for the coming year with higher salaries and new positions at KU. Overall costs rise about 3.6 percent while auxiliary enterprises grow only 0.9 percent. Raymond Nichols notes shifts among University schools.
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Cver
Raymond Nichols
Regents Hear KU Budget Shifts Amid Enrollment Rise
At a Regents meeting KU officials announced rising foreign language enrollments with minor budget cuts in engineering architecture and business due to faculty changes. Attendees included Chancellor Murphy and Dean Wescoe, with board members from multiple cities guiding the state university system.
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Engineering
Nichols
Franklin D. Murphy
W. Clarke Wescoe
KU Medical School
Board of Regents
Ray Evans
Fairway
Clement H. Hall
Coffeyville
Whitley Austin
Salina
Claude C. Bradney
Columbus
George B. Collins
Wichita
Charles V. Kincaid
Independence
Leon N. Roulter
Colby
Russell R. Rust
Topeka
Harry Valentine
Clay Center
Hubert Brighton
KU Fraternity Returns Alpha Epsilon Pi to Activities
Alpha Epsilon Pi at Kansas University plans full Interfraternity Council participation this fall led by president Alan Cohn of Prairie Village. The group will rent Varsity House at 1043 Ind St from the University for a chapter house and resume rushing and pledging, ending a lack of a chapter house since February 1959.
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Alpha Epsilon Pi
Kansas University
Alan Cohn
Prairie Village
Ind
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