Dulles rejects neutrality policy for Germany
Secretary of State Dulles with Eisenhower approval rejected any policy of neutrality for Germany West or unified Germany. He said the United States views neutrality as inapplicable to Germany due to its size industry and strategic position. He noted the West German government has been informed and clarified remarks from last week news conference.
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Answers Due Soon On Big Polio Questions
Surgeon General Leonard Scheele said progress is close on polio vaccine answers after a government scientists meeting. Jonas Salk and Basil O’Connor attended. Cutter vaccine safety issues prompted a halt in mass immunization while reviews of manufacturing and testing proceed.
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New York
Knowland Sees Senate Back Postal Pay Move
Senator Knowland Calif says the Senate will sustain President Eisenhower's veto of the 8.4 percent postal pay bill. The House GOP leader Martin Mass says votes exist to uphold the veto. Debate proceeds as lawmakers await a possible override decision on the postal workers' raise pact.
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Hall names Wichita bus driver labor commissioner
Governor Fred Hall appointed Roy L. Warken a 42 year old Wichita bus driver as the state labor commissioner. The move places Warken in charge of labor policy and enforcement in Topeka.
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Fred Hall
Park Hill Addition Women Start Get Acquainted Coffee
A new social event forms in the Park Hill Addition with 14 wives meeting at Mrs. Lake Smith’s home for a morning coffee and roll gather. The group aims to host such gatherings monthly, fellow residents report enjoying the chance to meet neighbors and share neighborhood chatter.
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Arthur Merrick
Jack Roney
Floyd Temple
Clayton Stone
Fred, McClure
Pete Schwartz
Theron Farnsworth
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Bridges Push GOP Plan to Oppose Gore Road Bill
Senate Republicans after a full meeting pressed a strategy to block the Gore highway bill and force action on the administration plan. Sen Bridges warned if the Gore measure fails a Martin substitute will be brought to a vote, with a path to House action hoped for a later Senate compromise. Senator Gore signaled possible tweaks but stood firm on opposing the ads clause and warning against federal overreach in highway rights.
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Dr Murphy to Speak At LHS Graduation
Franklin D Murphy chancellor of Kansas University will headline Lawrence High School s commencement Thursday night. About 210 seniors will receive diplomas at 8 pm in Hoch Auditorium with a procession of graduates in caps and gowns. Murphy chose The Trained Mind as his subject. The ceremony includes invocation by the Rev H Leroy Davis and performances by the H S Band and A Cappella Choir.
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Publisher Hurr Harris Leaves Hospital After Operation
Philadelphia report confirms S. F. Harris publisher of the Ottawa Herald discharged from a hospital after heart surgery. He checked out of a Philadelphia hotel and will spend a week in Atlantic City before returning home. Real estate line notes Andy Hess Real Estate Ph 457. 1-Ady.
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Formosa split talk and Holmes named Tangier diplomat
Senator H Alexander Smith warns Moscow may use Formosa to split the United States from Britain during Big Four talks. Julius C Holmes, Kansan, named diplomatic agent to Tangier with ministerial rank after declining Iran post for medical reasons.
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Lawrence Receives 0.37-Inch Rain Monday
A Monday shower in Lawrence dropped 0.37 inches, bringing May’s total to 2.57 inches. The rain arrived around 6 30 pm with cooler temperatures, some lightning and hail, and reduced the day’s high to 64 degrees from 81. The month’s normal rainfall is 4.71 inches.
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Idaho Polio Break Being Studied
Idaho Health Department prepares a detailed report for Dr. Jonas Salk on Idaho polio outbreak totaling 58 cases with four fatalities linked to the Salk vaccine. The department reports eight new cases after a call from the serum developer expressing concern to Health Director L. J. Peterson.
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Barbs Fly As British Voters Await Election
London buzzes with partisan tempers as Conservatives and Socialists race to swing the final 48 hours. The Conservative Daily Sketch hints at a Socialist leadership coup to replace Clement Attlee with Aneurin Bevan, while the Daily Herald warns the Big Four talks threaten peace and urges a Socialist victory to steer talks. Sir Anthony Eden and the Conservatives are projected to win.
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Farm Profits Show Drop Of 5 Per Cent For Year
Washington reports farmers earned about 5 percent less from marketings in the first four months of 1955 than in the same period of 1954. The Agriculture Department said the volume of marketing was nearly unchanged, but prices averaged five percent lower.
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Agriculture Department
No new polio cases in Kansas this week
No new polio cases were reported in Kansas during the past week. The State Board of Health says the year total stays at 20, versus 26 at the same point last year.
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Stock Market Index Edges Up In New York Close
The New York stock market finished higher with the up closing of 60 stocks averaging 162.8, a gain of 0.3 points. Investors watched leading shares steady as trading wrapped for the day.
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Shopping Center Zoning Seen As A Step Forward
Lawrence officials described the new shopping center zoning plan as a big step forward. The amendment would create a new category with safeguards, including larger design unity, more parking, and strict residential area protections. Public hearings and notices are planned before final approval next week.
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