Germany and Soviet Far Apart on Parley Issues
Adenauer and Bulganin met again in Moscow and remained far apart on key topics including German war prisoners, reunification, and normal relations. After a 90 minute briefing with Molotov and von Brentano present, officials suggested no progress, though Tyichyev voiced cautious optimism citing a sincere exchange of opinions and a report to leaders.
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City Man Killed In Kansas Crash
Lee Fisher a 29 year old resident engineer for Howard Needles Tammen and Bergendorff was killed in a car-truck collision near Wellington Kansas Fisher moved to Lawrence in January for the Kansas Turnpike bridge project across the Kaw River He attended Turner schools and Kansas State College class of 1950 his wife Maxine and daughter Deb Ora survived An official Massman Construction Co executive credited him with aiding the bridge ahead of schedule Funeral arrangements pending STOCK MARKET INDEX NEW YORK-Closing average 60 stocks 178.3 new 1955 high up 2
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Tenn
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Lawrence
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Kaw River
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H. C. Zachau
Massman Construction Co
Zachat
New York
Residents Shiver As Mercury Drops In September Weather
A frigid spell grips Lapeer with temperatures dipping below 50 degrees for the first time since spring. Downtown hit 102 degrees Thursday and forecasters predict a warmup tonight with near 60 degrees by Tuesday as readings exceed past weekend highs.
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Lapeer
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General Strike Ordered at All East Coast Ports
The International Longshoremen's Association calls a general strike from Canada to Puerto Rico to pressure federal action in the New York New Jersey waterfront dispute. ILA President Bradley said workers must stop work immediately to achieve objectives as governors refuse intervention. The move follows prior armistice efforts and ongoing clashes with the Waterfront Commission over port supervision and permits.
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Averell Harriman
William V. Bradley
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Ts Imen
Drunks in New Jail to Have Bouncy Tank
Los Angeles unveils a high tech police building with unbreakable glass cells and three miles of partitions for easy supervision. A rubber floor drunk tank and a 400 seat auditorium with a show up screen aid identifications. Electric controls simulate lighting during crimes and a large walk in refrigerator stores evidence from butter to mink coats.
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Los Angeles
Prosperity U S Goal Outlined at World Bank IMF Session
Secretary George Mumphrey told 300 delegates at the opening session of the World Bank IMF meeting that prosperity runs high outside the Iron Curtain and the U S policy aims to keep it that way. Istanbul Turkey hosts the gathering.
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George Mumphrey
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Red China Attitude a Big Factor in United Nations Seat
Diplomatic experts see Beijing's stance shaping U N considerations as Geneva agreements ease civilian moves. United States and Britain, amid hopes to avoid a showdown this year, weigh how Chinese attitude may influence a seat in the United Nations. Johnson, Wang, and other officials will press for data on missing Korean War soldiers and related cases, while civilians held in Red China may return home under the Geneva accord.
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U. Alexis Johnson
China
Wang Wing Nan
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Happy Families at Hong Kong For Release of 10 Americans
Relatives in a British colony await the promised release of ten American civilians from Peiping. The group is split between Peiping Foottown Canton Chun King and Shanghai, with an assembly point likely Canton before a train to Hong Kong. Wives and relatives express anxious optimism amid the uncertain timing.
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Sue Buol
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Mildred Lovegren
Levi C. Lovegren
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Hurricane Hilda Briefs South Florida as Storm Forms
Tropical storm Hilda formed east of Miami, with squalls near 73 mph. Warnings extended along the Dominican Republic north shore and into the Bahamas and southern Florida coast, as islands prepared for possible hurricane or gale winds and advisories continued.
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Eisenhower health check may decide if he runs again
Republican strategists in Denver said President Eisenhower’s own health assessment next spring could largely determine his candidacy. Attendees at a conference with party chairs across 48 states and DC Hawaii noted his outward vitality and “bubbling enthusiasm” for party prospects, with many believing he will run if stamina holds. George Kinnear of Washington state framed it as Ike deciding in months ahead whether he can endure another four years of strain.
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28 Westinghouse Plants Hit By CIO Walkout
Pittsburgh reports twenty eight Westinghouse Eclectric Corp plants struck by a CIO International Union of Electrical Workers walkout involving 43,000 members. The East Pittsburgh plant walkout sparked the nationwide action begun August 7 over a time study dispute, with 2,200 day workers protesting. local 601 claims contract violation while the firm defends management rights.
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Francisco of K U Hurt But Should Start Clash
Kansas University left halfback John Francisco suffered two loosened teeth and a facial wound in Saturday scrimmage but coach Chuck Mather said he will play against TCU with a mask. Sophomore John Traylor will help at right half. both players from Massillon, Ohio.
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Ft. Worth
Chuck Mather
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Ralph Moody
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Reds
Massillon
Ohio
New KU system speeds enrollment at campus in fall
A new enrollment system at Kansas University speeds student check in with a single card. Freshmen pick up permits in Strong Hall foyer and pay fines from last year. Students collect registration forms, verify blanks, and receive class schedules before the fall term begins. Tax notes report higher levies in Douglas County towns except Lecompton with notable increases in Eudora due to funding a new city hall.
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Sue Levy
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Complicated Age Needs More Study Ike Says
President Eisenhower urged longer schooling and retirement reform during an Air Force Academy visit in Denver. He suggested extending high school and college to five years and joked about older people being pushed to retire early, while hinting at his own potential for a second term. He spoke with Lt. Gen. Harmon and reflected on changes since his Columbia University days.
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Denver
Eisenhower
America
Probe On Cause Of Huge Fire At Plymouth Church
Investigation continues into the cause of a large blaze that nearly destroyed the parish house beside Plymouth Congregational Church. Fire officials including Deputy Fire Marshal Charles Reed and Fire Chief John Miller, plus local firefighters, searched the ruins for clues. A damaged electrical wiring piece was found by a church official, with a watchman noting a problem Friday night. The fire began around 3 30 Saturday morning, and this marks the third such blaze in nine months, with damages concentrated on the parish house and limited access to the main church. The exact loss figure remains unavailable.
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Charles Reed
Topeka
John Miller
Church of Christ
15Th and
N. H. Sts
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