Fulbright Presses U2 Handling by Top Agencies
Senator J. William Fulbright criticized how top agencies managed early U2 statements and coordination. He noted testimony by Secretary of State Herter and Undersecretary Dillon did not dispel concerns while Republicans defended the flights as essential to free-world protection.
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Washington
Senate
J. William Fulbright
Christian A. Herter
Douglas Dillon
Fulbright
Herter
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
State Department
White House
Central Intelligence Agency
Dulles
Nik Khrushchev
Paris
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Pentagon
Seale
Sudan
Satuday Column on U2 Incident and Espionage Debate
Dolph C. Simons Jr comments on public embarrassment over the U2 shootdown in Russia. He argues critics misjudge espionage needs and urges support for open skies ideas while warning against complacency in national defense.
Navy probes motionless undersea object off Florida
Navy presses search for a mysterious motionless object picked up by sonar near Key West. Officials say a submarine is unlikely. the six ship antisubmarine fleet continues investigation under three mile limit rules.
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Key West
Fla
Navy
Florida
R.P. Smith
Mississippi
Investiga Navy
Washington
Two Men Jailed 30 Days Each for Vagrancy and Loitering
In the Courts Police Court Ronald F. Cummings of Route 5 and Clyde T. Jones of 627 Ash St were each sentenced to 30 days in jail on vagrancy and loitering charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald F. Cummings
Route 5
Clyde T. Jones
Ash St
Incomplete Hospital and Resident Addresses Listing
A partial OCR shows names and addresses linked to Memorial Hospital and various residences. Readable items include G W Langston 909 E 13th and Stan Myers 1000 A1 with several listed Mrs. names and street details ending mid entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Langston
E. 13Th
Stanley Thomas Myers
Wilma Elm
Baldwin
Evaro Dena Krause
S. Park
Ellen Diane Payne
Stouffer Place
Audrey Walter
Edith Bailey Learnard and Krause Families Welcome a Son
Mrs Edith Bailey Learnard and Mr Mrs Paul C Krause at 125 S Park welcomed a son today. The announcement lists the families involved and the new arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul C. Krause
S. Park
Republicans face crowded primary with three contenders
Broad field of candidates including Brock McPherson Jack Graves and Jim Mangan amid statements that no single candidate should be endorsed by the party. George Hart defends his bid for reelection while criticizing Republican leadership as Dale Spiegel Howard Marshall and William Bell seek other statewide posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brock McPherson
Jack Graves
Jim Mangan
McDonald
George Hart
Anent
Dale Spiegel
Howard Marshall
William Bell
Fred Stubeck Sr. Dies Friday Evening at LMH
John Fred Stubeck, 74, of 2245 N H St, a Lawrence resident and former Carter Stationery Store owner, died Friday evening at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. He was a former city building inspector and a member of Trin Lutheran Church and several Masonic bodies. Funeral services were held 2 p.m. Tuesday at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Survivors include his wife Millie, one son J Fred Stubeck Jr, one sister Signe and one granddaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fred Stubeck
N.H. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Carter
Iee
Trin- Lutheran Church
Scottish Rite
J. Fred Stubeck Jr
Winona Ave
Signe Stubeck
Khrushchev accuses Nixon and U.S. leaders at Paris talks
Khrushchev condemned Nixon and U.S. officials for provocative speeches and spy flights that aimed to wreck the Paris summit. He said Eisenhower knew of the May spy flight and accused Washington of refusing to uphold international standards while publicly supporting provocative actions. He warned the U.S. aimed to torpedo upcoming heads of government meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Great Britain
France
Richard M. Nixon
Khrushchev
Nixon
Zaporozha Cossacks
Pentagon
Allen Dulles
Eisenhower
United States
U.S
Edward L. Freers
Krhsuchev
Christian A. Herter
Douglas Dillon
Soviet Union
Mrs Hill Undergoes Emergency Splendectomy at LMH
Mrs Irving Hill had an emergency splendectomy Friday night at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and is reported making satisfactory recovery. Floral arrangements offered by Alexander's Flowers.
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Hill
Lmh
Irving Hill
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Alexander
Adv
Bell Telephone Sees Lower Rate Increase Approved
Kansas Corporation Commission grants Southwestern Bell a rate rise far below the company’s request. Bell manager William Collinson expresses disappointment, noting need for higher returns amid rising costs and inflation. The $1.32 million increase targets basic bills and may be appealed, delaying any change until court ruling.
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Kansas Corporation Commission
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
William Collinson
Bell
Cca
Lawrence
Collinson
Southwestern Bell
Kansas
J. Hardin Smith
Commission
Nixon backs Nixon at Alabama convention and NC primary set
Nixon signals no first ballot run while Alabama Republicans meet in Birmingham to back him. NC voters choose governor, senator, congressmen, and local officers with potential runoffs if no majority. Wisconsin and West Virginia primaries reveal Kennedy and Humphrey campaign costs and organizing strains. West Virginia investigations target reported voting irregularities in Logan County.
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Washington
Alabama
North Carolina
Birmingham
Nixon
Luther H. Hodges
Terry Sanford
Malcolm Seawell
John D. Larkins Jr
J. Beverly Lake
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Kennedy
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
Gerald Heaney
Stephen Smith
Robert McDonough
Robert W. Barrie
Humphrey Group
Cecil H. Underwood
Atty
W. W. Barron
State Crime Commission
Logan County
Spaceman May Stay Young With Deep Sleep Suggestion
Two U.S. scientists projected long voyages in space could be managed by hibernation or deep sleep. At Brooks Air Force Base symposium, Dr. F John Lewis and Dr Nathan S Klein proposed lowering body temperature to induce sleep for pilots on extended flights. They noted drugs and refrigeration aided animal tests and described a pilot sleeping most of the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S.S.R
Russia
Pearl Harbor
Korea
U.S
Brooks Air Force Base
F. John Lewis
Northwestern University
Rockland State Hospital
Orangeburg
N.Y
Dr. Kline
Lewis
Kline
Lewis Eal
Editorial Board Named For Magazine on Oread
Six editorial board members and a business manager were chosen for Spectrum, the Kansas University student magazine. New editors include Richard G. Garrett Brett Schroeder and William E. Blundell, with re-elected Nelson Peterson Miller remaining on the team. Gerald Andre will serve as business manager. Manuscripts indicate a three issue run for 1960 61 with a campus sale planned for September.
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Idea
Kansas University
Richard G. Garrett
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Mission Hills
Brett Schroeder
Kansas City
William E. Blundell
Lawrence
Craig E. Nelson
Mankato
Carl John Peterson
Topeka
Raymond H. Miller
Route 2
Gerald Andre
Honolulu
Hawaii
Nelson
Former Great At Haskell Is Dead
Funeral services are arranged for Frank Frazier 70 a former Haskell Institute football star found dead at 944 R I St death blamed on natural causes He barnstormed with Haskell teams earning a national reputation Frazier worked for Lawrence Paper Co 1915 1954 Rumsey Funeral Home handles arrangements
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Frank Frazier
Haskell Institute
R.I
The
Lawrence Paper Co
Rumsey Funeral Home
Chilean citys quake aid scarce as hunger fears rise
In southern Chile food and water shortages ignite epidemic fears as Valdivia and Puerto Montt struggle. Police fire warning shots to stop looters while U S Navy and Chilean aircraft toil to deliver relief amid continued tremors and ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
Valdivia
U. S. Navy
Robert E. Merchant
U.S
Puerto Montt
U.S. Air Force
Ancud
Market Eggs and Poultry Prices Reported in Kansas City
AP notes wholesale eggs with A and B grades and varying weights, current receipts 54 pounds fiber case, roosters hens fryers and capons listed with prices. Butter Grade A solid 60 to 67 cents per pound and current egg Grade A large to medium valued at 30 and 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Egge
Market Price List From Farmers Cooperative Ason
Wheat priced at 1.77 per bushel and shell corn at 1.05. Ear corn 1.02, barley 0.76, st 715 milo 1.52, soybeans 1.90. Pulley tincy hens 0.08, light hens 0.08, old roosters 0.06. Butter Premium 0.50, No 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Cooperative Ason
Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices Slip in Kansas City Report
KC livestock report shows week over week declines across cattle categories with slaughter steers down 50-75, cows 25-75, vealers 1.00 lower, hogs softer with barrows and gilts off to 28, and spring slaughter lambs 1.50-2.00 lower. Prices vary by weight and quality across steers, heifers, bulls, and feeders, with sows steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Investment Company Share Prices This Week
This week closing prices on investment company shares are provided. Quotations come from Barret Fitch North and Co. The report lists latest figures for multiple funds and notes minor fluctuations across the market.
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Barret, Fitch, North and Co
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Dolph C. Simons, JR
Cople
England
Macmillan
Kremlin
Britain
Ressiz
Nina Gi
Gery
America
Paul Butler
Eisenhower Long
Aspley Aha Ge
Journal-World
Faye Johns
Barker
Walter Johns
Elizabeth Timmerman
Albuquerque
N.M
Helen Pritchard
Marie Garner
N.H
Elwood C. Givens
Fred Stubeck Sr
Lawrence Memorial Co
East 13Th
Spaceman
San Antonio
Tex
Nathan S. Kline
Oread
Haskell
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
K. C
K. C. Livestock Weekly
Orto
Chemical
Vla
Aennasereene
Trust
William St
United
United Income
United Science
Wellington Equity
Wellington Fund
Glered Rumsey
Oscar Rumsey
Hinse Funeral Home Ambulance Service
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