Turkish military coup reshapes government after Menderes fall
Turkey's ruling junta moves to form a provisional government, drafts a new constitution, and reassures the U S alliance. Banks reopen soon while arrests widen to Menderes and Bayer. journalists gain freedom as major papers praise the takeover.
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Khrushchev Blasts Eisenhower Over Good Intentions
Khrushchev said Eisenhower aims for peace but warned the road to hell is paved with good intentions. He accused U S leaders of treachery and said Americans must be "taken down a peg or two" while signaling possible renewed nuclear tests and disarmament talks amid Paris summit fallout.
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Holiday weekend traffic toll expected to rise
Memorial Day weekend begins with light fatalities but grim notes with a 10 month old killed in Ohio and two dead in Chicago. National Safety Council projects seven billion miles will be driven by 73 million cars, potentially hundreds of deaths across the period. An AP survey suggests 330 fatalities in a similar nonholiday frame, 20 more than council estimates.
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Woman Shot Found Dead on Secluded Lane Near Kansas City
Patricia Jones 23 of Independence Missouri was killed Friday night in a secluded lover's lane area near Kansas City. Police report she had left home after a domestic quarrel with husband Walter Jones. Her body lay face up in tall grass as car headlights illuminated the scene near Phelps Road in Jackson County.
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Adv Leaving area this summer journal mailed daily
Notice in AMERICA column promotes vacation coverage and urges readers to have the Journal-World mailed daily while away for over two weeks. The ad cites two different telephone prompts for service and references the journal’s advertising department.
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Ace Shots Hit Club Weekly Star Span of Holes
Fred Stone of 1711 W. 20th, a construction worker at the Co-Op, aced the 225-yard No 11 hole with a three wood at Lawrence Country Club. It marks the club season’s fourth ace, with previous holes 2,7, and 17 also carded by locals.
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Fred Stone
Nixon and Democrats Trade Charges in Heated Debate
The Associated Press reports Nixon and three Democratic rivals clashed over foreign policy and the summit failure. Nixon assailed Stevenson Kennedy and Symington as out of step, while Kennedy and Symington fired back at a dinner in Illinois.
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Memorial Union expansion to top Kansas campus showplace
The Memorial Union at Kansas University will gain a 40 percent larger north side this summer, with a September 17 celebration after a four year, 1 million dollar expansion. Frank Burge reports the project will open piece by piece and attract about 15,000 guests for the KU TCU football game weekend.
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U S Seizes Over 100 Spy Gadgets From Embassies
U S investigators report more than 100 Soviet bugging devices found in U S diplomatic quarters abroad over ten years. Captured microphones and tapped phones are stored in a State Department room for training diplomats overseas. A tiny TV camera is anticipated as a future find.
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Manila Storm Kills Seventy-One as Floods Devastate City
Monsoon rains triggered flash floods in the Manila area leaving about 71 people dead and thousands homeless. Quezon City reports 22 deaths, 27 in suburbs, with waterlogged streets paralyzing transport and commerce. Losses likely exceed one million dollars as inundated rivers carry debris and damaged homes.
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Memorial Day Closure Notice for Banks
Banks in Lawrence will be closed on Monday May 30 in observance of Memorial Day a legal holiday. Advertisements note the holiday schedule and advise customers to plan accordingly.
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Douglas County Democrats hear leaders map elections
Over 200 attendees jammed the Crystal Room to hear Frank McDonald and party figures outline plans for the upcoming primary and general elections. Speaker John Montgomery praised local growth while W E Murphy Mrs Gray and state candidates spoke. Jack Sullivan was named campaign manager for Frank Theis for U S Senate.
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Richland
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Weather may curtail holiday events and lawrence veterans services
Showers and thunderstorms threaten outdoor Memorial Day activities this evening and Sunday with cooler temperatures after rain. Memorial Day services are planned in Lawrence and Richland by local American Legion posts and veterans groups, with a caravan and cemetery ceremonies across multiple towns.
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Posture Queen Named at Wichita Convention
Peggy Lee Thomason a 17 year old junior at Wichita West High School was named Queen of Posture at the Kansas Chiropractors Assn annual convention Friday night. Adv notice summer schedules city bus routes effective June.
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Weather Summary for Northeast Kansas
Showers and thunderstorms possible tonight with a return to partly cloudy skies Sunday. Cooler Sunday with overnight low around 58 and highs near 35 yesterday. Record warmth and cool readings noted for this date with humidity around 37 percent at 3 pm and 16 percent at 8 am.
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