German Russian Chiefs Complete Historic Parley
In Moscow West Germany Chancellor Adenauer and Soviet Premier Bulganin wrapped up historic talks on restoring ties. They announced plans to establish diplomatic relations and a German embassy in Moscow. Western diplomats doubted concrete results, while both sides stressed ongoing discussions.
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Moscow
West Germany
Soviet Union
Konrad Adenaarr
Nikolai Halganin
Detter
Spiridenovka Paki
Bassy
Bonn
Reublic
Everange
Ambuanadacs
Moscow UT
Konrad Adenauer
Nikolai Bulganin
Bulganin
Sap
Adenauer
Cstei Moscow Radio
London
Russia
Germany
Bulgarin
Nikita Khrushchev
Felix von Erkhardt
Adenguer
No Weather Change Seen Despite Wind
Windy conditions sweep Kansas with gusts up to 52 mph in Salina. Forecaster Tom Arnold predicts skies remain clear tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change, highs from the 80s in the northwest to the 90s in the east, and average temperatures a few degrees above normal for the week.
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Topeka
Kansas
Tom Arnold
Heo
Salina
Arnold
Boston Fan Gets Money's Worth
Cambridge man Charles Wo Kweder was fined 25 dollars for disturbing an assembly at Fenway Park during a Red Sox game with the Indians. He admitted the charge and said the fine was worth it after shaking hands with Ted Williams following the incident.
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Boston
Charles Wo Kweder
Cambridge
Fenway Park
Red Sox
Ted Williams
Kwedor
Abc
Four Hatchetmen Chosen to Oust Morocco Leader
France moves to curb Sultan Mohammed Ben Youssef by appointing a four member hatchet committee led by Vice Premier Gaston Palewski and ministers Teitgen and Schuman to supervise reforms in Morocco. The plan seeks a three person regency and increased self government while ensuring Ben Youssef's removal.
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Parcus
Edgar Wyaie
Hopase Sultan
Mohammet Ben Moiday Arafa
Morocco
France
Rene Coty
Coty
Jersey
Ele
Toshammed Ben Youssef
Vagie
Ben Youseef
Madagascar
Gaston Palewski
Pierre July
Robert Schuman
Overseas Territories
Pierre-Henari Teitgen
Mralay Arata
Walkouts Quiet East Coast Ports Amid Longshore Strike
East Coast ports shut down as the International Longshoremen’s Association drives a general strike against the Waterfront Commission. Dockworkers protest for a seventh day, causing cargo delays, with perishables rotting on piers and drivers halting exports to halt imports. William V Bradley accuses the commission of conspiracy against the ILA while Michigan urge use of Detroit facilities.
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New York
Atlantic Coast
Waterfront Commission
New Jersey
Overland
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Michigan
State
Assn of American Railroads
East
Gulf
International Longshoremen's Assn
Ind
William V. Bradley
ILA
Kansas Traffic Deaths topeka State records report 1955
Kansas traffic fatalities reported by the State Accident Records Section list two deaths in the last 24 hours, total for the year 1955 reaching 386, with a same-period count of 951 for earlier dates.
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Topeka
Kansas
Plans for a municipal pool in Lawrence discussed
Plans are underway to build a city swimming pool in Centennial Park Lawrence. A September 21 meeting at City Hall hosted by the Recreation Commission will gather input from city officials PTA American Legion BWC Chamber of Commerce JC Chamber and other groups. The pool would require a bond issue and is aimed to open next spring if approved.
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Lawrence
Centennial Park
West Sixth
Ninth Streets
Iowa Street
Lawrence Recreation Commission
Tmpat
Parent Teachers Association
American Legion, Business and Professional Women's Club
Chamber of Commerce, Junior Chamber of Commerce
City
Sol Kunz
Lawrence Country Club
Recreation Commission
Henry Shenk
City Commission
National Pool Data Reference
Red Cross
Recreation Department of
Wild Area Searched For Plane Carrying Son of Dr Ise
Lakeport California a wide search for four young people continued as 25 planes from the 41st Rescue Squadron and Civil Air Patrol joined forest rangers in the rough 6000 foot terrain north of San Francisco. Frank Case, father of one missing, traveled from New York to aid the hunt. Authorities described ravines as deep and narrow and said weather snarled efforts despite multiple bases including Mather and McClellan fields. The missing man is 28 year old Charles Se.
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Lakeport
Calif
Forest Rangers
San Francisco
Frank H. Case
New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Air Force
Civil Air Patrol
41St
Hamilton Air Force Base
Phillip Warren
Travis
Ukiah
Charles
Ice Cubes Used as Cold War Weapon Test War
Albuquerque scientists warned that ice cube tests could spoof range data for intercontinental missiles. Dr. Lincoln La Paz of the University of New Mexico Institute of Meteoritics noted observers report yellow green fireballs may be tied to earthly sources, while John Buddhue argued some sightings are meteorites or aircraft. The International Meteoritical Society meeting in Pasadena discussed whether the yellow green fireballs indicate extraterrestrial or terrestrial origins.
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Lincoln la Paz
University of New Mexico
Institute of Mateorities
Institute of Meteoritics
Buddhwe
International Meteoritical Society
Pas
Eisenhower Enjoys 1956 Guessing Game On Golf Course
President Eisenhower stirs speculation he may seek a second term as he sparks talk with a quip on the Green Gables course near Denver. Dan Thornton and reporters witness the moment after a 235 yard drive. Indications point to a Washington stay extending past October middle.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Green Gables Country Club
Gav
Dan Thornton
Colorado
Washington
Thornton
Aid Flows to Texas Town as Flood Danger Fades
Raymondville Texas faced receding flood waters after four days of unsettled weather. Forecaster James Middleton said the gulf disturbance was breaking up and light rain was possible. Water in a 50 block area declined from three to five feet as aid poured in from across the state, led by the Red Cross and city officials.
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Raymondville
Tex.s
James Middleton
Rio Grande Valley
Aday
Gladys
Mary Frost
Texas
Red Cross
Motto backfires for scouts at Camp Drake fire
In Santa Barbara California the Boy Scouts scrambled to move furnishings outside as a brush and timber fire approached Camp Drake. The main buildings remained untouched but the furnishings were destroyed amid the panic and confusion.
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Santa Barbara
Calif, Uh
Boy Scouts
Motta
Drake
Eight Die In B25 Crash At Unidentified Cemetery
Nine men aboard a B25 crashed into a cemetery at Unidy? Uniondale N Y shortly after takeoff from Mitchel Air Force Base Long Island. Six men were killed and three were injured as seven crew and three passengers perished.
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Uniondale
N.Y
Mitchel Air Force Base
Long Island
Fire Destroys Home Of Gene Hoskinson
The 1 story frame residence of Mr and Mrs Eugene Hoskinson near Vinland burned to the ground before dawn. They were awakened about 2 36 am by the blaze and could not call for aid. Miss Bertha Weiler nearby called neighbors and about three dozen helped. Other buildings on the place were spared due to no wind. They saved some bedding and a deep freeze unit contents were feared ruined. The couple escaped with only the clothes they wore. Some insurance was placed on the house built about 10 years ago. Cause unknown, fire started on the back porch away from electricals. The Hoskinsons planned to stay with Miss Weiler near their farm to care for 500 chickens and sheep and lambs. their daughter Mrs Roy Johnson resides in Lawrence.
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Eugene Hoskinson
Vinland
Hoskinsons
Eall
Bertha Weiler
Hoskinson
Haskinsons
Weiler
Roy Johnson
Lawrenee
Stock Market Closes Higher as New High Reached
New York stocks finish the day with the NYSE composite edging up to 179.0 in the 80 stock index while the Dow or broad market hits an 1855 high. Top gains are led by notable movers as investors gauge the pace of economic signals.
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New York
New 1855
Chancellor to Keynote County Education Sessions
Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy will deliver the Welcoming and keynote at the Douglas County Conference on Education from 3 30 a m to noon next Saturday at the Memorial Union Building, Kansas University. The program features five topic talks, a citizens panel, floor discussions, and a luncheon option with prepayment details.
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Franklin D. Murphy
Douglas County
Memorial Union
Kansas University
Henry Shenk
James Wortham
J. W. Twente
School of Education
WD. Wolfe
Lawrence
Carl Alhaus
Kansas State Association of School Boards
George Reida
State Department of Public Instruction
Ema Berg
Kenneth Anderson
University of Kansas
Worthan
Citizens
Robert McCoy
Arthur Heck
Arden Booth
Baldwin
Delbert Richardson
Carrall Gerstenberger
Eudora
Paul Pierce
Olin Petefish
Crescent Ra
Larry Lawrence Promotes Talent-Packed Rosters in Journal Work
Larry Lawrence invites readers to study talent-packed football and basketball rosters highlighted on Page 1 of today's Journal Work. The note emphasizes strong player listings and upcoming sports features, aiming to boost reader engagement with era-appropriate sports coverage.
Improved Access To Dread Ready For K U Crowds
Travelers to Lawrence for Kansas University basketball will gain easier access to Allen Fieldhouse via a new 31 foot wide route on Nineteenth Street and Fifteenth Street after US 58 bypass. A second southern route will come with Michigan Street extension to Twenty Third Street, amid grading work on the storm sewer project. The $77,195 contract went to Hankomer Excavating Co. and right of way delays slowed start. weather will affect opening near year’s start.
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K.U. and
Allen Fieldhouse
23Rd and
Mich. Sts
Michigan Street
Twenty-Third
West Twenty-Third Street
Twentieth Street
Nineteenth Street
Rmute
Kansas University
Hankomer Excavating Co
Topeka
Journal-World Photo
Lawrence
Easieer
Fieldhouse
Iowa Street
Fifteenth Street
Feldhouse
Nineteenth
Michan
Third Street
E. J. Allison
Twenty-First Street
Union Destruction Co
Kansas City
Kas
M."n. Penny
Naismith
Weather Five Day Forecast for District 16 Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma
The five day outlook covers District 16 including Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma. Temperatures will run 2 to 3 degrees above normal in western Nebraska and western Kansas with cooler early in the period then warmer Thursday and Friday and cooler again to finish. Normal highs near 80 in Nebraska and upper 60s to 70s in Oklahoma. Normal lows upper 40s west Nebraska to mid 50s east Nebraska and lower 60s Oklahoma. Precipitation generally light under .19 inch, with scattered showers and thunderstorms possible late week.
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Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Kansan
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Carlo Schmid
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Albuquerque
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Pasadena
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Lke
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Gene Hoskinsons
Joe Traylor
Dr. Lawrence
Traylor
Andy Hess
Ady
Larry Lawrence
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