Khrushchev to Fly to Washington Amid Moon Shot Cheer
Premier Khrushchev heads to Washington Tuesday as world cheers the Soviet lunar landing. U S officials hail the 860 pound probe while scientists in Europe and Britain note striking data and telescope observations. Haw to follow with interest the moon mission and hope for data sharing among nations.
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Eisenhower and Khrushchev Talk Strategy at White House
President Eisenhower with top aides at the White House discussed all aspects of the planned talks with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev. The session outlined objectives for the Tuesday discussions and future meetings, amid contrasting expectations in the United States and Soviet Union.
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Eisenhower Signs Labor Law Limiting Unions and Picketing
President Eisenhower signed a landmark 1959 labor measure amending Taft Hartley to curb racketeering and secondary boycotts, set a union member bill of rights, require detailed financial reports, and introduce secret ballot elections. The act limits trusteeships, bans certain organizing picketing, and includes three labor goals such as prehire construction agreements and one year allowing replaced strikers to vote.
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Journal-World Football Contest Slate for Week Entry
Lawrence Journal-World invites readers to submit weekly football picks featuring teams such as Boston College Arkansas California Oklahoma State Colorado Drake Kansas State Kentucky Missouri Nebraska Oregon State UCLA Louisiana State Texas A&M South Carolina North Carolina U Houston Marquette Stanford Maryland and Texas Christian. Entries must include name and address and arrive by Friday noon. earliest entry wins in ties. winners announced each Monday.
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Khrushchev to See U S Economy and Life Standards
The Russian leader Nikita Khrushchev arrives in Washington Tuesday to assess the U S system. An Associated Press analyst notes his view of American life through Marxist Leninist theory, comparing material well being and democratic choice with the USSR. He remarks on party control and the absence of competing leadership choices for workers.
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Rush Week Concludes With Sorority Invitations At KU
More than 100 women attend the second round of fall rush at Kansas University sororities. They sign preference cards due 8 to 9 p.m. and houses submit preference lists by 10 p.m. The pledging begins Tuesday at 5 p.m. The earlier fraternity rush ended with 439 men pledging to KU houses.
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3000 New Students Undergo KU Testing
Nearly 3000 newcomers at Kansas University began orientation with placement exams in psychology English mathematics and reading in Hoch Auditorium. Dr. Murphy urged all students to strive to their highest ability and outlined Wednesday Thursday and Friday physicals and advisor meetings as part of the intake.
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KUFFS Open Four KU Football Games This Fall
The KUFFS group, Kansas University's Future Fans, will attend four KU football games this fall up from three last year. Tickets cost $1 for grades four through nine, with a 25 cent badge fee for nonmembers. Schedule includes Boston University, Kansas State, Iowa State, and Oklahoma State, with sales at various schools and times.
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Jay Fresh 43 Man Kansas Freshmen Roster
Kansas University reports a 43 man freshman roster as 1959 enrollees begin reporting. Coach Jack Mitchell expects more names later in the week due to late enrollees. Mitchell calls the 1959 crop possibly KU's finest ever with Don Fambrough returning as freshman coach after an unbeaten 1958 yearling squad.
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Mitchell
Don Fambrough
KU Edition Pays Tribute as Fall Term Opens
The Journal-World publishes a 38 page KU tribute edition for the fall term and mailed it to about 2,500 new KU students and to regular subscribers on August 28 to acquaint them with the school its activities and policies before enrollment.
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Tax Take Tops Four Million in Douglas County
Douglas County treasurer Mrs. Lmythe Norman says personal and real estate tax collections exceed 4.05 million, a record high surpassing 1958, with the full tax bill now due in two halves before vehicle license tag purchases.
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Lmythe Norman
Record Dry Spell Persists With Mild Temperatures
The 13th consecutive dry spell continues with arid conditions likely to last about two more weeks. Crop areas need rain, while general weather remains pleasant with a high in the mid 80s and a tonight near 50. Only a trace of rainfall has been recorded since the month began.
Stock Market Close Dips as Index Ends Lower
New York stock indices close with the average at 220.8, down 1.9 points. An advertising line promotes Gene Doane for insurance and Raney Hillcrest prescriptions with contact details.
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Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas With Mild Temperatures
Generally fair tonight and Tuesday with continued mild temperatures. Low tonight in the 50s and high Tuesday in the mid 80s. Also notes hot Do N uts at Joe's Bakery ad.
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