Zhukov Gathers Support in Soviet Power Showdown
Indications rise that Marshal Georgi Zhukov has won backing in a struggle within the Central Committee against Nikita Khrushchev as a decision on his Presidium status is delayed. Censorship heightens the sense of behind the scenes conflict amid an all night session and quiet Moscow press.
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Zhukov Predicted for New Post After Ouster
Reports from Moscow indicate Marshal Zhukov, ousted from the defense ministry, may receive another position based on experience and qualifications. Khrushchev said no exact post was decided, but hinted Zhukov could be reassigned as party committees receive advance word.
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Louis B Mayer Dies at 72 After Severe Anemia
MGM head Louis B Mayer died at UCLA Medical Center after a month of treatment for severe anemia. He was 72, had guided Metro Goldwyn Mayer to box office prominence, and faced a late bid to regain control of MGM. Mayer’s career included the Andy Hardy and Dr. Kildare series and films like Mrs. Miniver and Boom Town.
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Weather holds cool pleasant autumn trend through Wednesday
Local weather remains cool and pleasant with no freeze this morning for the first time since last Thursday. Temperatures hovered around 40 to 60 with a forecast of another low near 40 and highs near 60 for Wednesday, with possible frost in low-lying areas.
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Dulles Warns That Russian Upheaval Could Spur War
Secretary of State Dulles warned that domestic turmoil in Russia could trigger external moves by the Soviet Union. He said the United States and its allies must stay alert, though he did not believe war is imminent. He noted no current plan to cut U.S. defense spending despite possible shifts in Europe and the Middle East.
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Legion Publishes New Merit List Amid Promotions
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a Legion publication featuring promotions for young Ha and Irvin J and mentions names like Greer and Bantower with a program and journal context. Details and exact roles are unclear.
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Sarnoff Warns Speed Critical in U S Tech Race
David Sarnoff, RCA chairman and retired general, told the Army group that victory in the cold war hinges on rapid tech progress before hydrogen warfare risks overwhelm humanity. He warned the ICBM milestone may arrive within five years, stressing mass production of transoceanic missiles.
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Zhukov Faces Power Clash With Khrushchev Over Army Control
A Moscow dispute centers on Georgi Zhukov’s push to run the armed forces without party interference. The London Daily Worker reports Zhukov barred from party Central Committee role and alleging he sought personal power, while the Soviet high command would oversee political officers.
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Missing KU student sought with Colorado help
Colorado police were asked to aid in locating Curtis McClinton Jr. a University of Kansas football player from Wichita who left home last Thursday and called his family last Tuesday saying he was well. He may be driving a 1949 car with Kansas plates as authorities search across jurisdictions.
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City Raises 785000 20 Year Bonds For Lawrence Hospital
In the largest Lawrence bond sale, 40 investment firms from New York Chicago and beyond opened bids. The low bid of 72.4 percent was deemed favorable by city officers amid current financial conditions. Nine bids were received with three major underwriters named and three issues planned including hospital expansion and airport improvements. The city projects total debt decline below 110 million by year start with more water sewer revenue bonds planned for next year.
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LeGer resigns from Kansas Forestry Game Commission after 12 years
Paul R. LeGer of Perry resigns as game protector with the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission effective Oct 31 after 12 years of service. He cites leaving with regret and plans to return to Kansas for his permanent home saying Jefferson Leavenworth and Douglas Counties are among his best memories. He previously worked 17 years with the U.S. Department of Agriculture Federal State Service as a fruit and vegetable inspector before joining the Kansas commission in 1945.
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Bomb hurled in Israeli Parliament injures five ministers
A blast from the gallery wounded five ministers including Prime Minister David Ben Gurion and Foreign Minister Golda Meir in the Israeli Parliament. Ben Gurion and Meir left hospital after checks with minor scratches. Moshe Shapira was seriously hurt. Health Minister Harzilai had splinter wounds. A man named Douek, described as a Communist and new immigrant, was detained by police.
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Weightless Mindset and Spaceflight Dreams Explored
New York readers get a glimpse of space travel testing weightlessness aboard a ship circling Earth during the International Geophysical Year. The piece notes how astronauts adapt to no gravity, the sensation of falling, and the differences from earthly life as rockets propel humanity toward the Moon.
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Spaceflight to Mars and the dangers of a crowded voyage
In space we travel to Mars aboard a pressurized ship with forced ventilation. Oxygen may come from liquid oxygen gas as it warms. A greenhouse of algae recycles carbon dioxide to supply breathable air. Meteors pose a constant risk to the ship’s hull.
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Union election set for November at Lawrence Paper Co
The National Labor Relations Board approved a card petition to hold a November 12 election at the Lawrence Paper Co garage to decide whether workers will stay with the Grain Millers AF-Loc 73 or join the Teamsters for Tenamenters Chauffeurs and Helpers. About 270 of 350 employees are in the bargaining unit.
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Stockholm Signs New Government Under Erlander
King Gustav Adolf backs a new cabinet as Socialist Premier Tage Erlander announces formation of a government today. The regional leadership shift follows openings in Stockholm and national party negotiations.
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FBI Checks on Injuries To Indian Boy in Texas
FBI agents investigated injuries to 8 year old Ben Lee, a Navajo boy who spoke limited English, found beaten and abandoned in San Antonio. Hospital reports list a broken left arm and multiple facial and body bruises. He claimed to be from Farmington, New Mexico, with a baby sitter unknown to police.
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Weather Outlook Northeastern Kansas Turns Cloudy
Partly cloudy conditions persist with no major temperature change through Wednesday. Low tonight around 34 to 40 degrees and a high Wednesday near 40s to 60s. Temperature readings show yesterday’s high near 68 and low around 40s, with a date record noted for 1980.
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