Split Reported Among Militarists in Korea Power Struggle
In Seoul a split within South Korea's new military government emerged over power shares among the services. Marines and paratroopers who seized Seoul resisted orders to withdraw, seeking more seats on a 30 member revolutionary council. The cabinet already includes a marine, with army dominance overall. US General Magruder and Embassy officials opposed the coup. 2014 suspected opponents arrested and a 11 p.m. curfew detained citizens. A high school student parade backed the revolution before Gen Chang ordered a halt to protests.
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Cambodian Prince Seeks Laotian Peace Coalition
In Geneva Prince Norodom Sihanouk urged three rival Laotian princes to negotiate a coalition government to pacify Laos. The princes Boun Oum Souvanna Phouma and Souphanouvong held differing positions with Pathet Lao ties. Talks in Ban Namone stalled as factions debated terms and boycott threats persisted at the conference.
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Sihanouk
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Savang Vathana
Souvanna Phouma
Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
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Vientiane
United States
Britain
Malcolm MacDonald
W. Averell Harriman
U.S
Dean Rusk
Veep Johnson Heads Home After Asian Tour
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson returned to the United States after a six nation tour from Formosa to Pakistan. His jet stopped briefly at Wheelus Air Force Base near the Libyan desert for refueling and greetings with GIs and Libya’s acting foreign minister Fuad. Johnson was hosted by Col. Stepins W. Griffith at the Larkspur California born post.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
America
Athens
Greece
Formosa
Pakistan
Wheelus Air Force Base
Libyan
U.S
J. Wesley Jones
Libya
Fuad
Col. Stepins W. Griffith
Larkspur Calif
Summit Session Under Shadow
In Geneva Western diplomats foresee the longstanding East West dispute over safeguards and enforcement of international accords shaping the Kennedy Khrushchev talks. They warn that without mutual confidence policing mechanisms may be essential for Western security, while Communist leaders fear spying under such control machinery.
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Soviet Union
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Khrushchev
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Nine Missing After Navy Plant Blast in West Virginia
An explosion and fire at Allegany Ballistic Laboratory near Rocket Center West Virginia injures six workers and leaves nine missing. The facility, operated by Hercules Powder Co for Polaris missile fuel, had two buildings in the solid-propellant powder area affected. Shock waves were felt for miles. injured were hospitalized as the blaze started around eight a.m.
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Allegany Ballistic Laboratory
Navy Department
Hercules Powder Co
Wilmington
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Rocket Center
W.va
Polaris
Armed Guards Contain Racial Outburst In Montgomery
National Guardsmen patrolled Greyhound station and a Negro church after Sunday night violence. City and county officers arrested 18 white rioters as guards and federal deputies kept watch. About 1,000 Negro worshippers returned home in protective custody following a night of arson and clashes.
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KU MU Summit Aims to Improve Sportsmanship Relations
Kansas University and Missouri University student leaders met at KU Medical Center to discuss reducing violence and improving athletic relations. They plan fall meetings and consider a peace pact plus exchanges between student groups and alumni.
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Missouri University
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Max Eberhart
Great Bend
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Kansas State University
Roger Bridges
Missouri
Ellsworth Warns of Two Dangerous Government Philosophies
U S Representative Robert Ellsworth told the Rotary Club in Lawrence that neo stagnationist economists and neo pacifists threaten U S policy. He cited Arthur Goldberg and Walter Heller as symbols and urged vigorous opposition to prevent a step by step surrender of free world positions. Ellsworth criticized increased federal spending and warned of Cuba Laos and rising influence of pacifists. Capt Edward L Beach of the Triton attended as a special guest.
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Lawrence
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Ellsworth
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Fidel Castro
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Goldberg
Kennedy Faces Alabama Race Riot Challenge
President Kennedy prepares to address federal state power over Alabama race riots after a weekend at Glen Ora Virginia. He and Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy plan rapid consultation by phone on Saturday and Sunday, urging Alabama officials and mayors of Birmingham and Montgomery to curb violence.
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Virginia
Kennedy
White House
Alabama
Robert F. Kennedy
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Birmingham
Montgomery
Kaw Flood Forecast Hits Lawrence with 2 Foot Rise
The Kaw River is expected to crest about 20 feet in Lawrence this week with two feet of rise over flood level and bank full waters for a week. Officials warned residents near Kaw and Wakarusa rivers of potential flooding as rainfall and saturated ground drive rising streams across Kansas.
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Nebraska
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Minneapolis
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Clay Center
Marais Des Cygnes
Smoky Hill
Alton
Junction City
Longford
Hunter
White City
Walter Schwartz
Worden
Prepare for the Sun Outdoor Living Section In Journal-World
The Lawrence Journal-World prints its annual Outdoor Living Section to lift rain weary residents. It promises weather hopeful features pictures and ads to spark excitement for sunny weather and outdoor living.
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Lawrence
Journal-World Today
Weekend Wreck Series Clocks Five Injured In Area Crashes
Five people were hospitalized and two treated for injuries after three weekend crashes. Jacqueline Cox, 17, of Tonganoxie was hurt early Sunday on U S 24 40. Four others suffered injuries on a three car Kansas Turnpike accident near Lawrence including Louise Sonntag with a cracked pelvis and Roy Barnes a head gash. Other crashes on U S 59 and U S 24 40 produced minor or no injuries.
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Tonganoxie
Lawrence
Kansas Turnpike
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Paul Sonntag
Roy Barnes
Penokee
Lonnie J. Norton
Augusta
Eugene Geske
Grandview
U.S. 59
23Rd
Haskell
TeePee Junction
U.S
Naismith
Stock Market Closes Mixed as Dow Turns Lower
New York AP reports the closing average for 60 stocks at 251.2, down 0.9 points as investors respond to early gains and mixed earnings.
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Installment loan rates promoted by bank
Underwood Investment Company advertises installment loans at bank rates from its office at 1117 Massachusetts Avenue. The notice highlights affordable financing options for borrowers seeking structured repayments.
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Underwood Inv. Co
Weather Forecast and Notice of Evening Closing Time
Northeast Kansas: rain ends this evening. fair through Tuesday with lows 45 to 50 and highs 65 to 70. Yesterday high 64 low 58 and record high 98 in 1966. Margaret’s Case W 23rd closes at 5 30 p m through the week of May 22.
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