Soviet propose halt to arms race to avert U S danger
Moscow based Pravda reports Vershinin urges the United States to accept concrete Soviet proposals to end the arms race. He says advances in intercontinental missiles threaten Western Europe and major American cities and urges halt to the race for peace.
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Moscow
United States
Russia
Konstantin A. Vershinin
Soviet Union
Vershinin
Moscow Radio
Europe
U. S
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
Amercan
Tulsa Storm Knocks Out All Three TV Stations
An electrical storm in Tulsa knocked KTVX off at 6:25 PM, severing a transmission line. KOTV stayed off for about two hours while KVOO briefly switched to emergency equipment for about ten minutes.
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Tulsa Storm
Tulsa
KTVX
KOTV
Kvootv
19th Tet Delayed Atomic Test At Site
The 19th shot of the summer atomic test series has been postponed again due to unfavorable winds. It is now scheduled to fire tomorrow morning.
Philharmonic Club Plans in Lawrence and Area
The Kansas City Philharmonic Association will form Philharmonic clubs in Lawrence and nearby Kansas City area cities. The aims are to boost musical interest and make a major symphony more accessible. An organizing meeting will be announced, with regular meetings, guest speakers, and open rehearsal previews.
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Philharmonic
Lawrence
Kansas City
Kansas City Philharmonic Association
Hans, Schwieger
Philharmonic Board of Trustees
Great
Symphony Orchestra
Paul L. Wilson Jr
Kansas City Philharmonic
Harry C. Clark
Walnut
Kansas City 16
Early U.N. debate planned on disarmament
United Nations officials report broad support for an early General Assembly discussion of disarmament. Soviet delegate Arkady A Sobolev urged a quick meeting of the disarmament commission to report at the 12th session opening next Tuesday. The United States is expected to back the proposal, with India already requesting an early 12 nation commission gathering.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Arkady A. Sobo
Lev
Disarmament Commission
General Assembly
United States
India
London
Britain
Canada
France
Soviet Union
Early Descriptions of State Spoofed by Pioneer Editor
Sol Miller ridiculed exaggerated Kansas town hype in an 1857 column. He lampoons fake towns like Tadpolee City and Gopher City, noting bloated plats, misnamed sites, and promoters inflating shares. He mocks promoters’ gullible language and overblown promises to attract settlers and capital.
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Kansas
White Cloud
Sol Miller
Hles
The
Kansas Historical Society
Union
Nebraska
Tadpolee City
Prairie City
Oposaum City
Buncombe County
North Carolina
Reno School Notes Mark Week One With New Student
The Reno school week ending September 6 welcomed Miss Carol Belcher from Mackie district into Mrs. Puckett’s room. In Mrs. McKee’s class, future learners include Rose Channel Elizabeth Coleman Tommie Bowman Cheryl Wiley Dennis Wedel and Steve McClaren. Farther entries detail surrounding visits, birthdays, and local travels including Kansas State College attendance and a 25th wedding anniversary open house.
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Reno
Carol Belcher
Mackie
Puckett
McKee
Rose Channel
Elizabeth Coleman
Tommie Bowman
Cheryl Wiley
Dennis Wedel
Steve McClaren
Russell Rose and
Manhattan
Larry
Kansas State College
Ed Korb
Tonganoxie
Korb
Darrell Pearce
Pat
Louise Cobclam
Paris Pearson
Herbert Pearson
Charles Strong
Beverly Korb
George Abel
Los Angeles
Calif
Floyd Channel
Isaac Conner
Ruby Conner
Danny Aldfrich
Pleasanton
Bob Blaker
Lawrence
C. M. Peterson
Fred Bernhardt
Clarence Stewart
Rich
Birth announcement and community notes from Linwood area
Mrs William Winkelman and Mr and Mrs Clarence Curtis announce the birth of a daughter named Janify Kay to Mr and Mrs Nathan Foster formerly Reno residents now of Topeka. The Fosters also have a four year old Gwen Anne.Various visits and gatherings described in Washington Creek and nearby towns include trips to Cameron Missouri, hospital visits to Mrs C W McIntosh, and a Reno Ladies Aid meeting planned for September 18 at 1 30 with a 1 30 dessert replacing the church meeting. A shower for Mrs Ira Higginbotham for her 25th wedding anniversary is noted. The column lists many social visits among families in Lawrence, Cantenda, Lecompton, Ottawa, Fort Scott, Perry, and Tulsa with relatives and friends, plus travel details and local farm activity.
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Ard
Lawrence
Ira Higginbotham
Ernest Jacks
White Church
Lee Hook
Myrtle Trowbridge
Lillie Piper
Mary Schevenman
Elinor Anderton
Margaret Tohrey
Mona Lee
Kansas City
Kas
Harry Skeet
Larry
Bobbie
Howard Jones
Linwood
William Winkelman
Clarence Curtis
Famly
Nathan Foster
Reno
Topeka
Janify Kay
Foster
Gwen Anne
Raymond Hunter
Cameron, Mo
T Hunter
C. W. McIntosh
Cameron
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Barteldes Seed CO
Jim Morris
Ponca City
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National Casualty Company
Seisweld
Detroit
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Clyde Hoover
Raymond Hoover
Charlene
Clyde
Txvle
Richard
Phieths
Pamela
Steven
Lonesta
Paul Hoover
Sarat Gabler
Tra Moore
Betty Jend
Clinton
Russell Thetcher
Lescompton
Arnold Stobener
Bobby Cand
Walter Stoehener
Arlen Kit Teene
Lola Hayes
Saference
Meoo
Michael
Ter
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Croit Brerheisen
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Cartan
van Myre Clyde Hoover
Fort Scott
Oshan
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Jahn
Ten Muhlec
Laswrence Santas
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Santh Ashtes
Mar. Lawreter
Herbert Sublink
Sandra
Kay
Mira
Sublink
Perry
TD Drug Stores
Princess
Retra
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Utility
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Sendol
Ayds
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Darcy
U.S.P
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