UN Security Council Misses No Time On Suez Plan
Britain France and Egypt reached six principles to base a Suez Canal dispute settlement. They seek freedom of navigation Egyptian sovereignty canal insulation from politics tolls by agreement dividend for canal improvement and arbitration of disputes with expropriated Suez Canal Co. Eisenhower welcomed progress saying a crisis was behind us. Dulles voiced strong approval after private talks led by Hammarskjold.
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United Nations
N.Y
UN Security Council
Britain
France
Egypt
Suez Canal
Suez Canal Co
Eisenhower
Washington
Dulles
Selwyn Lloyd
Christin: Pineau
Mahmoud Fawzi
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Adlai Pleased About Prospects In Five States
Adlai Stevenson returned home from a Far West tour saying he is very pleased with prospects in California Oregon Washington Idaho and Montana for a Democratic victory on November 6. He plans a nationwide TV address from Chicago at 8 30 p.m. CST Monday to discuss differences with President Eisenhower over nuclear test bans. He noted a Washington speech by Dr Laurence H Snyder raised by atomic radiation concerns and said the remarks fit his long held warnings about continuing tests.
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Far West
Stevenson
Chicago
Midway Airport
Eisenhower
ABC
Washington
Laurence H. Snyder
Oklahoma University
Graduate School
The
American Assn. For the Advancement of Science
California
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Riot crackdown in Hong Kong as police net hundreds
Police swept dense Kowloon tenements in Hong Kong rounding up 1038 suspects in a crackdown on leaders amid pro and anti Communist clashes during Nationalist Day celebrations. The violence left 45 dead and about 200 injured, with the Swiss Chancellor’s wife among the dead after a taxi fire. Police blamed secret Chinese societies for instigating the clashes.
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Hong Kong
Sham Shui Po
Kowloon Peninsula
China
Fritz Ernst
Kowloon
Ernst
Masked police character appears on local TV show Confession
A 21 year old masked police figure told a Dallas TV program he could not go straight because police arrest him whenever they see him. Police later arrested him after finding a metal piece in his car matching a safe from Quinlan Lumber that had been broken into last Sunday at Dine-A-Mite-Adv.
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Dallas
Quinlan Lumber
Schedules For Candidates From Associated Press
President Eisenhower appears on a nationwide CBS radio television pre birthday Ike Day program at 6 p m CST. Adlai Stevenson holds events in Libertyville Illinois. Estes Kefauver flies to Knoxville Tennessee after canceling Kentucky tour due to threat. Vice President Nixon speaks in Alexandria Minnesota and visits Minneapolis.
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Washington
CBS
P. m. Cst
Adlai E. Stevenson
Libertyville
Estes Kefauver
Knoxville
Tenn
Kentucky
Nixon
Alexandria
Minn
Minneapolis
Prairie chicken season closed in Kansas counties
The Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission announced the closure of the prairie chicken hunting season planned for October 2021 in 14 eastern Kansas counties due to drought and fire risk. Farmers and sportsmen urged the action. officials noted no change to pheasant and quail seasons.
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Pratt
Kansas
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Dave Leahy
Leahy
Butler
Cowley
Chautauqua, Elk
Greenwood
Wilson
Woodson
Allen, Bourbon, Linn
Anderson
Osage
Wabaunsee
Franklin
AF Reveals No Survivor Signs Are Reported
London reports two life rafts spotted off Spain where a giant American military airliner disappeared three days earlier But later observation found one raft empty and the other a decomposed whale A US Air Force at Ruislip said no sign of life was seen on either raft as search planes and ships converged 80 miles off Cape Finisterre amid fog waves and fresh winds
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London
Atlantic Sea
Spain
U.S. Air Force
Ruislip
Air Force
Lincoln
Neb
Ritain
SOS
Cape Finisterre
Wichitan Found Guilty in Wife Slaying
Syracuse Kas Delphos Burns 38 was convicted last night of first degree manslaughter in the death of his wife Ruby 26 in a motel here June 16. He faces a possible prison term of five to 21 years. attorney given five days to appeal.
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Syracuse
Kas
Delphos Burns
Wichitan
Ruby
Eisenhower Defends Use of Business Chiefs in Posts
President Eisenhower defended relying on top executives from big business for key administration jobs during a nationwide radio television Q and A. He told a garment workers union member that workers matter as much as millionaires and defended cabinet choices while noting the Defense Department spends about 40 billion dollars annually.
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Eisenhower
Garment Workers
White House
Washington
Eisenhower Committee
Adlai E. Stevenson
Tsadore Siegal
New York
Sie’ Bal
Defense Department
Vatican Priest Composer Lorenzo Perosi Dies at 84
Pope Pius XII offered a private mass for Msgr. Lorenzo Perosi, 84, noted composer and sacred music authority, who died yesterday after a long illness in Vatican City.
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Vatican City
Pius
Msgr
Lorenzo Perosi
Tallamy Named Highway Chief Of Nationwide Road Plan
President Eisenhower appointed Bertram D. Tallamy to direct a 33 billion dollar federal highway program focused on a 41 000 mile interstate network. The 54 year old engineer, former New York public works chief and longtime head of the New York Thruway, will seek Senate confirmation and report to Secretary Weeks. Tallamy, winter ice fisher and summer swimmer from Rensselaer County, has led major road projects since 1950.
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Albany
N.Y
Bertram D. Tallamy
Eisenhower
Tallamy
Rensselaex Polytechnic Institute
New York Public Works
New York State
Senate
Secretary of Commerce
Weeks
New York
City
Buffalo
Niagara Frontier Planning Board
Cakes in at Rapid Pace For Ike Day Fete Here
Douglas County Republicans organized an Ike Day birthday cake program with local women baking. Twenty three cakes were collected in the first 45 minutes at the Eldridge Hotel for delivery to Winter Veterans Hospital in Topeka, with Mrs. Robert Frakes coordinating and Carl Drake handling transport. A happy birthday telegram was sent to the President.
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Douglas County
Robert Frakes
Winter Veterans Hospital
Topeka
Lawrence “Group
Winter Hospital
Eldridge Hotel
Carl Drake
Frakes
Weather hints rain after long dry spell
Lawrence quotes a forecast promising showers to end over two months of drought and suggests practical steps like washing cars and watering lawns to make the most of any moisture. The tone mirrors a community weather note urging readers to prepare for rain.
Sharon Named Queen at LHS Homecoming Crowning
Sharon Hazelet, a Lawrence High senior, was crowned queen at the LHS Homecoming during halftime of the Lawrence Shawnee Mission football game. Attendants Jane Perry and Doris Evans joined her, with a jeweled crown formed on the field by bands and pep club rays.
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Sharon Hazelet
Lawrence High School
Haskell
Brown
Hazelet
Doris Evana
Jane Perry
Lawrence
Shawnee Mission
LHS
Journal-World Photo
Doris Evans
Lawrence High
Shawnee Missions
John Brown
Miss Perry
Alan Endacott
Miss Evans
Bob Driscoll
Charles Kassinger
Kasssinger
Miss Hazelet
Rain Nudges Parched Lawrence Area After 38 Days
The drought parched Lawrence area saw its first shower in 38 days shortly before noon with a light drizzle. The forecast calls for scattered showers tonight and early Sunday as temperatures dip from the previous record highs. No major rainfall totals occurred, though clouds and cooler air followed a string of heat in the high 80s to 88 on Friday.
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Lawrence
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Friday Accidents Bring Lawrence Fatalities and Injuries
A rash of Friday accidents in Lawrence left one victim in poor condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. A 18-year-old KU student, Duncan W. Young, skull fracture from a two car crash at 23rd and Topeka, remained in danger. Other injuries included a Shawnee Mission High pupil, Robert W. Agin, hurt after falling from a moving car window following the Lawrence Shawnee Mission game. Additional minor injuries occurred in two-car collisions on 8th and N. J. Streets and a single-car incident involving Dar es C. Lankpill. The day followed the deaths of two local youths in a car-train crash northwest of Lawrence.
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Lsted
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Topeka
Here
Duncan W. Young
N. H. St
23Rd
Towa Sts
Keith Young
Bartlesville
Ohls
Kansas University
Vern D. Severe
Pattonsburg
Shawnee Mission High School
Lawrence-Shawnee Mission
Robert W. Agin
Mission
Lawrence Memorial
Twenty-Third
Haskell Avenue
Highway Patrol
Dares C. Lankpill
Agin
8Th
N. J. Sts
Robert G. Hall
Kenneth Taylor
Keokuk
Iowa
Taylor
Helen Elliott
N. J. St
McClung
Weather forecast for Kansas with showers and wind
Partly cloudy with strong southerly winds this afternoon. Scattered showers and thundershowers central and east tonight and east Sunday morning. Cooler statewide Sunday. Low tonight 40 northwest to 60s southeast. High Sunday 60 northwest to 85 southeast. Sunday sunrise 6 21 a.m. sunset 5 47 p.m.
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Kansas
Hoover attacks Demo claim on Korean peace
Undersecretary of State Herbert Hoover Jr called the idea that Stalin’s death ended the Korean War absurd. In a Kansas Union talk at Tau Beta Pi banquet, he argued Chinese Communists pursued victory despite Stalin’s demise and urged continued U.S. defense buildup and scientific education to counter Soviet aims.
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Herbert Hoover Jr
U. S
Kenneth A. Spencer
Tau Beta Pi
Kansas University
Kansas City
Memorial Union
K. U
Franklin Murphy
T. DeWitt Carr
K. U. School of Engineering and Architecture
Journal-World Photo
Eisenhower
Josef Stalin
Hoover
National Engineering Honor Society
Kansas’University
Spencer
Adial
Adiai Stevenson
Springfield
Masa
Ikéreghre
Korea
Stalin
Yalu
Indochins
U.S
Russia
Khrushchev
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