Supreme Court splits over tidelands rights across Gulf states
The Supreme Court rules Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama own submerged Gulf lands to three miles while Texas and Florida claim up to about 10.45 miles, a decision that could unlock about 300 million in current leases and billions in future royalties. Justice Harlan penned the main Louisiana Mississippi Alabama opinion. Black wrote the Florida ruling with separate views. Warren and Clark recused themselves.
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Boris Pasternak Dies at 70 in Moscow Suburb Villa
Nobel laureate Boris Pasternak, author of Doctor Zhivago, died Monday night at his Peredelkino villa near Moscow. He had suffered heart disease, lung cancer and stomach bleeding since May 1 and spent days in a coma.
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Summer Journal-World Mail Service Ad
Advertises daily home delivery while owner is away for over two weeks this summer. Mentions phone number and summer schedules for city bus routes starting June 1, offering advance notice and continuous reading during absence.
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Pasternak Says Nobel Prize Saved His Life
Geneva AP interview with Boris Pasternak in 1958, amid the Doctor Zhivago controversy, where he claimed the Nobel Prize saved his life and that he never renounced it. He said international protest supported him and he could not travel to Stockholm to receive the award.
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U S Traffic Toll Nears New Mark As 367 Are Killed
U S traffic deaths during the Memorial Day weekend climbed toward a new record as 367 fatalities were tallied by late Monday. Four women died in a Greyhound bus and semi collision near Evanston Wyoming with at least 20 passengers injured.
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Eisenhower Praises SEATO Role Against Communists
President Eisenhower said SEATO has helped prevent further Communist domination in Southeast Asia and urged continued vigilance. Nixon urged firmness without belligerence toward the Communists at the SEATO ministers’ opening, while Herter pledged full U.S. support for SEATO’s peace aims.
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Eisenhower Gets Temporary Promotion to Lieutenant Colonel
Washington AP Maj. John S. D. Eisenhower, son of the President, won a temporary promotion to lieutenant colonel. He was among 35 majors named on the Army promotion list while serving on the White House staff.
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Blistered Barbara Seeks Kansas City Walk Across Nation
Briton Dr. Barbara Moore, 56, after starting in Topeka, aims to walk 68 miles to Kansas City today along the Turnpike to avoid autograph seekers and save miles. She plans to reach New York by June 10 then proceed to Australia for another 1,800 mile trek.
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KU Outland Fund to Discuss Memorial Stadium Expansion
The 650 plus members of KU's Outland Fund meet with the Athletic Department at 12 30 p m in the Kansas Union to consider financing Memorial Stadium expansion proposals. Chancellor Murphy and Chancellor elect Wescoe attend and outline sources and timing for a 325000 project including seating increases and track and press box upgrades.
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Eisenhower to Start Asia Trip June 12
President Eisenhower will depart June 12 for a Far Eastern tour visiting Japan Korea the Philippines Formosa Alaska and Hawaii. He may transfer from Manila to Taipei aboard the St Paul while the First Lady’s participation remains undecided after Khrushchev canceled the Soviet visit.
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Gunmen Target Havana Paper In Second Attack
Gunmen fired from a speeding car at the Revolucion building, the semi official newspaper in Havana. The attack marks the second strike in two days against publications backing Prime Minister Fidel Castro.
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Warm Memorial Day Weather Extends Through the Week
Holiday like conditions persist with fair skies and mild temperatures. Expect highs in the mid 80s through Wednesday with a low near 60 tonight. Memorial Day reached 84 by mid afternoon, then cooled to a low of 57 this morning, two degrees above the 1956 record low.
End of School Year Nears for Lawrence Pupils
Lawrence school system students near summer vacation with grade schools closing Friday afternoon after card pickups. Central Junior High schedules differ with no regular classes Thursday. Lawrence High prepares for commencement with 284 graduates at Hoch Auditorium.
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Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Warmer Through Wednesday
General conditions remain fair with a slight rise in temperatures through Wednesday. Lows tonight near 60 and highs on Wednesday in the middle 80s. The notice ends with a muted line about a chapel and a funeral home reference.
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