Eisenhower Expands NSC Session With Expert Attendance
President Eisenhower convened the largest National Security Council meeting to include outside experts, aligning with a forthcoming address on science and security. The session shifted to the White House basement studio, evidencing a rapid, high‑level push amid Sputnik II developments and Russia’s 40th anniversary of the Red October revolution.
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Cffies
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Office of Defense Mobilization
I. I. Rabi
Columbia University
Senate
Johnson
Texas
Russia
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Accord Reached In KC Halting Butcher Strike
Kansas City area supermarkets rush to resume normal operations as two thirds of major chains report halted picketing. Meat cutters union says members will vote today on the tentative agreement and officials expect acceptance.
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Nanceses
A&p
Kroger
Safeway
Milgram
Cage
Amalgamated
Meat, Cutters, and Butcher Workers Union
No Indication Found Of Red Trip to Moon
U S Naval Observatory reports no signs of a lunar trip during celebrations of the Soviet 40th revolution anniversary. Cmdr W M Robinson says the moon was observed all night with nothing to indicate a mission. Scientists tracked Sputnik 2 and Sputnik 1 sightings nationwide as Laika’s satellite continued its tumbling flight.
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KU Editors' Day draws 300 plus at journalism school
About 300 to 350 editors and guests attend KU Editors' Day in the William Allen White School of Journalism. Elton Carter presides at 9:45 a.m. and Dean Burton Marvin speaks on Education for Journalism: 1958 Model. The 1957 Kansas Newspaper Wall of Fame honorees are announced and a major historical materials gift to the Journalism History Center is revealed.
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William Allen White School of Journalism
Kansas University
Elton Carter
Norton Telegram
Kansas Press Association
Burton W
Marvin
Wall’ of Fame
Kangas
Vetran
Dean Marvin
Journalism Historical Center
Flint Hall
Kansas Press
University
Ku-Kansas
Memorial Stadium
Aoe
Cattle Shipments Take Off for Venezuelan Pastures
A shipment of ten Ayrshire dairy cattle from Lawrence area farms heads by truck to Overland Park and Miami for air transport to a new home in South America. The group includes four first calfs and six cows, aged two to five, purchased from Don and Esther Alford, Wayne Anderson, Charles Frakes, and Harold Scarlett. The traveling herd was organized by Jim Wiggins on orders from the Venezuelan government and will fly from Miami to a tropical ranch near the equator.
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Lawrence
Caribbean Sea
South America
Jim Wiggins
Venezuela
Wiggins
Don
Esther Alford
Wayne Anderson
Ottawa
Charles Frakes
Valley, Falls
Harold Scarlett
Effingham
Barker
Loveal
Delbert Reusch
Overland Park
Miami
Fla
Soviet Parade Displays Bristling Weapons Array at Jubilee
Moscow showcased a bristling array of tactical weapons with atomic capability during the Bolshevik revolution anniversary parade. Notable items included two large rockets about 70 to 75 feet long and a pair of unusual heavy guns with atomic warhead potential, highlighting mobility and hard hitting power. Western experts doubted the design practicality and compared missiles to Nike systems.
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Soviet Union
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Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Marshal Zhukov
Nike
U S Rejects Khrushchev East West Summit Bid
The United States rejected Khrushchev's call for an East West summit. State Department said a meeting would be useful only with likely beneficial results and challenged the Soviet leader's claim that communism would sweep the globe. The spokesman cited democracy as a universal human urge despite Moscow's pressure campaigns. A separate line notes an American Legion event with free ribs on Friday night.
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United States
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
State Department
Khrushchev
Department
Russia
Lincoln White
Moscow
White
Kansas KU rally promotes fight with Kansas State
Lawrence urges students to attend a 5 p.m. rally on Friday on campus to boost Jayhawks for the upcoming game against Kansas State. The event is organized by the KU Quarter and KU Student Council, emphasizing mental momentum for the bitter clash.
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Lawrence High Rallies Past Wyandotte in Spine-Tingler
Lawrence High edged Wyandotte 43 to 7 to extend its 19th straight victory and clinch a state prep championship. Coach Allan Woolard praised the defense holding Wyandotte to 51 second-half rushing yards and highlighted Andy Graham as the game’s standout back.
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Phog and Henshel retract words in suits dismissal
Judge R. Joseph Smith in the Western District of Missouri signed an order dismissing without prejudice a $35,000 slander suit by Col. Harry D. Henshel against Dr. Forrest Allen and a $225,000 countersuit by Allen against Henshel. Both sides issued joint statements retracting derogatory remarks as the dispute pauses.
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Amateur Athletic Union
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Milton P
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Lawrence
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AAU
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GOP Man on KCC Alleges Gas Rate Deal
TOPEKA Kansas Republican member of the Corporation Commission A.T. Byrd charges the Gas Service Co deal was arranged to secure a higher rate. He opposed a 1 100 000 annual increase, saying evidence was lacking and the rate should not exceed 360 000, while accusing the utility of agreeing not to contest staff exhibits until a favorable outcome. He challenged chairman Marion Beatty on the claimed 6.9 percent return, noting Byrd's estimate of 7.43 percent against Gas Service's own 4.16 percent.
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Topeka
Twehard Byrd
Kansas Corporation Commission
Burd
Democratic Commission
Byrd
Commission
Fta
KOE
Marion Beatty
Comms. Salon
Beaty
Gas Service
Lawrence Declares Wet Year Ends Drought Era
Lawrence records confirm 1957 as a wet year with a rainfall of 0.17 inches by 3 p.m. marking relief after five years of drought. Forecasters predict more rain through Friday with a cooling trend, while residents note warmer-than-expected overnight temperatures due to foggy, drizzly conditions.
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Lawrence High
Weather Outlook and Local Event Ads Share Northeast Kansas Details
Cloudy with occasional rain through tonight and Friday across the eastern border. Cooler temperatures expected with lower tonight and Friday near the forecast. An American Legion stag event at Andy Heas Auto Inn features free ribs Friday at 7 p.m.
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Lowe
Upper
Don
American Legion Stag
Andy Heas
Kennedy Urges Collegians Toward Public Service at KU Convocation
A crowd near 4000 heard Senator John F. Kennedy tell Kansas University students that education should serve state and nation. He urged entering politics, urged courage in public life, and stressed political careers require talent and public duty. He spoke at Hoch Auditorium, then went to a hospital for a cold and planned moves to Oklahoma City.
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Edmond Polk
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Andrew Johnson
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Edmond Moxa
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Watekins Memorial Hospital
Topeka
Oklahoma City
Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini Split in Rome
Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini separated in Rome ending seven years of marriage. The actors had long collaborated on films and mutual petitions initiated the split.
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