Gromyko Condemns Eisenhower Speech at UN
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko condemned President Eisenhower's summit speech as aggravating tensions amid U2 incident debates at the United Nations Security Council. He urged condemnation of the United States for the May 1 overflight and pressed for a vote on the resolution, with only Poland and the Soviet Union likely to support it.
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United Nations, N.Y
Andrei A. Gromyko
Eisenhower
U.N. Security Council
Gromyko
United States
Soviet Union
Council
Poland
Ceylon
Tunisia
Kremlin
Soviet Tergit
Ste Chet Uehoes
Ihat
Pepe van
Stevenson and Truman Clash Over Hydrogen Bomb Stance
Adlai Stevenson says if Harry Truman disapproves of efforts to ban hydrogen bomb tests his criticism should be aimed at the Eisenhower administration. Stevenson regrets Truman's remarks recalling earlier Democratic missteps but defends pushing for an international ban and nuclear disarmament.
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Chicago
Adlai_ E. Stevenson
Harry Truman
Eisenhower
Truman
Stevenson
United States
Paris
CD Director Calls Strength Key to Defense
Robert Waggoner, regional Civil Defense director at Denver, says strength at national and personal levels is the answer to the Communist threat. He spoke at a Kansas Civil Defense Directors Association dinner in Udall, marking the tornado fifth anniversary. The gathering included Red Cross, Salvation Army, Mennonite Disaster Relief, and Explorer Scouts who aided after the storm that killed 82 Udall residents.
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Udall, Kas
Robert Waggoner
Denver
Kansas Civil Defense Director
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Red Cross
Salvation Army
Lindley to Speak at Kanwaka Civil Defense Meeting
Douglas County civil defense director Howard Lindley will address residents of the Kanwaka area at 8 30 p m Tuesday in Kanwaka Hall. Sponsored by Stull and Kanwaka Home Demonstration Units the meeting may be canceled if a severe weather alert is active.
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Civil Defense
Kanwaka
Kanwaka Hall
Stull
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KU English Unit Honors Winners Announced
The Kansas University English Department awards committee names winners across poetry, fellowships, creative writing, and class writing contests for the current school year. Notable prizes include first place in the Carruth poetry contest to Robert E Hoover and Stanley Solomon both Lawrence graduates, with Mildred Lenz of Hawkeye Iowa as third.
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Kansas University English Department
William Herbert Carruth
Robert E. Hoover
Lawrence
Stanley Solomon
Mildred Lenz
Hawkeye
Iowa
Nancy Crummett
Kansas City
Peter Oblin
Stockholm
Sweden
Rita Robinson
Coffeyville
Seldon Lincoln Whitcomb
James F. Scott
Duane Nichols
Edna Osborne Whitcomb
Nancy Crummer
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
Helen Shinkle
Alice Gould
Elinor Hadley
Judith Baker
Salina
Trudy Gier
McPherson
Counties posting population gains and losses
Altogether 35 counties registered population increases totaling 474 863 residents. The other 70 counties lost a combined 223 128 residents. The increasing counties now account for a significant portion of the state population.
Israeli and UARPlanes Clash Over Sinai Front
Egyptian authorities say two Israeli planes and two United Arab Republic planes fought over the Sinai Desert before noon. One Israeli aircraft was damaged and the UAR planes returned safely. The clash began when Israeli planes entered UAR air space along the Negev Sinai line.
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United Arab Republic
Egypt
Sinai
U.A.R. Army
U.A.R
Israel
Negev-Sinai
Population up 13.2 percent in Kansas census
Preliminary 1960 federal census shows Kansas total reaching 2,137,867, up 201,735 and 13.2 percent since 1950. The rise could preserve Kansas six congressional seats despite faster growth elsewhere. Across the decade urban areas expanded while rural counties generally declined, with some southwest counties as notable exceptions.
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Topeka
Kansas
Lawrence Population Growth Boosts Kansas Figures
Lawrence population climbs over ten years from 23 381 to 00 200 in decade long rise in Kansas. Douglas County grows from 24 008 to 43 000 with final counts due late this year or early 1981. The trend appears unlikely to reverse.
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Lawrence
Stauch Named Kansas Superintendent for Pike Eatery Firm
Arthur Stauch, a four year veteran of Union News Company, becomes Kansas superintendent for the six Savarin restaurants and coffee shops on the Kansas Turnpike. He succeeds Jacques LeFever, reassigned to San Francisco to oversee concessions there and at Oakland Airport. The change took effect May 23.
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Arthur Stauch
Union News Company
Kansas
Kansas Turnpike
Stauch
Jacques le Fever
Union News
LeFever
San Francisco
Oakland
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