Teams Work On Detection Of Atomic Weapons
UNITED NATIONS N Y The U N Disarmament subcommittee closed talks with word that eight US task forces will study methods to detect hidden nuclear weapons and ways to control arms A special science group will tackle concealed atomic and hydrogen bombs The US Britain Canada France and Russia issued statements as talks began August 1 9 The plan faces limits due to current instrument gaps and distrust from Moscow Arkady Sobolev of Russia backed Eisenhower’s mutual aid plan yet warned real limits remain Russia cited its big cuts and return of Porkkala as signs of good faith but demanded similar moves from the West
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United States
Harold E. Stassen
Eisenhower
Double
Stasnen
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France
Canada
Russia
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Arkady Sobolev
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Porkkala
Finland
Eden Urges Major Pact to Halt Arms to Middle East
Prime Minister Eden urged a wide power agreement to stop the flow of arms into the Middle East saying outside involvement could raise war risk between Israel and Egypt. He cautioned a large scale arms supply to either side could provoke a first strike and stressed the serious, dangerous tension at the conference.
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England
Eden
Middle East
Israel
Egypt
Rusia
Czechoslovakia
Navy launches 60,000 ton carrier Saratoga in Brooklyn
The Navy proclaims the Saratoga the world’s heaviest warship as Mrs. Charles S. Thomas, wife of the secretary, toasts the bow in New York. After floating from drydock, six more months of finishing work remain before joining the fleet, with lessons from the WWII vessel guiding design and avoiding nuclear details. Local banks announce holiday on October 12.
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Navy
Saratoga
Charles S. Thomas
Secretary of the Navy
New York Naval Shipyard
Brooklyn
Lawrence
Eisenhower Shows Rested Mood in Recovery Milestone
President Eisenhower’s doctors say he is rested and cheerful after his heart attack and well on the road to recovery. Vice President Nixon is welcomed at the White House as Eisenhower proceeds with normal progress, including a foreign policy meeting with Secretary of State Dulles next week.
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Nixon
Secretary of State
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Gettysburg
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Wisconsin
Governor rushes to New Castle as riot hits Perfect Circle
Governor George N. Craig hurries home from Miami to direct the Perfect Circle piston ring strike in New Castle after a Wednesday riot wounded eight. National Guard troops may not reopen the foundry without orders from the governor. UAW CIO protests troop use and aims to meet with officials and company leaders.
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Ind
George N. Craig
Indiana
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Paul F. McCormack
National Guard
Perfect Circle Foundry
Howard Wilcox
Indianapolis
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Craig
Doyle Moore
CIO
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Henry County
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Caution From Hagerty on Eisenhower's Health
President Eisenhower's news secretary Hagerty cautioned against over optimistic reports about the President being out of the woods. He said healing continues but there is a long way to go and there is no plan to move him from the hospital soon.
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Denver
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower ill as Nixon plans Middle East trip
President Eisenhower remains ill with a seizure and will convalesce for about ten days to two weeks. Vice President Nixon arrives from Washington for his first meeting with the President since the episode, traveling with Dr. Paul Dudley White Maj. John Eisenhower and Sherman Adams. Nixon will decide early next week whether to proceed with the scheduled goodwill tour of the Middle East next month.
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Eisenhower
Paul Dudley White
Boston
Maj
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Sherman Adams
Nixon
Middle East
France Defends Morocco Policy Amid Regency Delays
Paris reports say the French government will not remove resident general Gen. Pierre Boyer de Latour despite rumors of a promotion or replacement. Minister Flerre July says no dismantling of functions is planned as Morocco politics and a regency council delay loom. Defense Minister Pierre Billotte met Latour in Rabat seeking shifts to stabilize the government.
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Edgar Faure
Flerre
Pierre Boyer de Latour
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Counci
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Rabat
Pierre Billotte
Boyer de Latour
Billotte
Hunters Set For Duck Season Opens Tomorrow
Hunters get 15 extra days across the Central Flyway states Kansas included. Season runs 75 days non split with hunting hours from dawn to sunset. Ducks bag 5, possession 16. coots 10,10. Goose season 60 days bag 5,5 with limits on Canadas and white fronts. Also 15 day jacksnipe season begins with bag eight.
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Central Flyway
Kansas
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Lonardi Decree Restores Church Property Tax Exemption
President Eduardo Lonardi signed a decree restoring a law that grants church properties freedom from taxation across denominations. The notice notes venues will be open Monday October 10th.
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Buenos Aires
Eduardo Lonardi
Peron May Move to Ease Argentina Paraguay Ties
Asuncion reports that Juan D Peron may leave Paraguay voluntarily to ease strained relations with Argentina. The provisional government in Buenos Aires seized four ex-Peron aides as they exited foreign embassies. Cavagna Martinez and Armando Mendez San Martin surrendered to authorities, and Jorge Antonio was arrested at the Interior Ministry.
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Argentina
Paraguay
Asuncion
Juan D, Peron
Buenos Astres
Idefanio Cavagna Martinez
Peran
Guillermo Salveyra Casares
Adlai Says GOP Fails Farmers in Fair Deal Debate
Adlai Stevenson tells a Green Bay audience that farmers are not getting a fair deal under present Republican policy. He argues that improving conditions for farmers benefits everyone and warns that hardship for farmers harms broader society.
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Green Bay
Wis
Adlai Stevenson
Threats of Plagues Hover Over Tampico
Tampico flooded as the Panuco River rose 18 feet above flood stage and 150 000 residents crowded the Gulf port’s limited area. Officials warned epidemics danger with typhoid dysentery pneumonia and diphtheria rising while disinfectant tabs and portable distillation units arrived to address drinking water. Mexico’s Eduardo Chavez predicted the river would decline after three days as the city battles disease and a grave public health crisis.
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Tampico
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Mexico
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France Needs Another Napoleon to Restore Strength
In Paris a train stop at the Italy France border reveals customs checks and a box of live crabs. The piece contrasts France’s beauty with political instability and calls for a decisive leader like another Napoleon, suggesting a hard national revival led by a strong man and a devoted wife similar to Joan of Arc.
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Rome
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Wreck Searched For Crash Cause
Investigators sift through wreckage on Medicine Bow Peak in southern Wyoming seeking why United Airlines Flight 2% miles off course crashed into the 12,006 foot peak killing 66 people. Civil Aeronautics Board and company officials conduct the probe as mountaineers recover scattered bodies.
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Laramie
Wyof
Medicine Bow Peak
W. A. Patterson
United Air Lines
Wyoming
Patterson
Civil Aeronautics Board
Cabbage Purchase Triggers Cash Bundle Retrieval in NY
In Plainview New York Helen Tomko bought two cabbages at a supermarket and was chased by three employees who reclaimed a dropped small package. The bundle contained six thousand dollars in slave receipts destined for a bank messenger.
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Bravery Hig
Plainview
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Oklahoma Race Setup Rated One of U.S. Best
Oklahoma City report notes October acceptance of classroom segregation described as one of the best in the United States. Roscoe Dunjev, state director for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, said only a few bad situations had shown up by October 10.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
United States
Roscoe Dunjev
Ory
National Assa
For the Advancement of Colored People
Autumn Sports Day Draws Fans To Lawrence For KU Game
Autumn warmth fades as Lawrence sees 43 degree morning with a near 20,000 crowd planned for Kansas versus Iowa State at Memorial Stadium. KU aims to end an 11 game Big Seven losing streak while Ames comes in at 0-2 with past success against Colorado. Parents Day brings about 3,000 new-student families to campus as open houses and marching band salutes highlight a busy Saturday in town.
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A. C. Shoffner
Rosabelle Allen
Larry Shoffner
Salina
Journal-World Photo
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Chi Omega
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Weather outlook for Kansas: breezy weekend ahead
Generally fair conditions mid day with southerly winds increasing today. Tonight and Sunday bring strong gusts and warmer temperatures with lows around 50 and highs near 85 in the southeast.
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