Allies to Discuss Berlin Policy Meeting Begins
Secretary of State Dean Rusk opens a Western foreign ministers conference in Washington to map the Allied line for Berlin talks with the Soviet Union. President Kennedy says the New York sessions can lead to serious talks if the Soviet agrees. topics include Berlin negotiations, emergency measures, and UN membership tactics for Red China.
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President appeals to striking parties to settle GM UAW dispute
President Kennedy urged quick settlement of the GM UAW strike through a national TV appeal read by Labor Secretary Goldberg. He warned of plant shutdowns and possible parts shortages, noting 90 plus GM plants idle and five local agreements overnight including Lansing Olds Mobile and Fisher Body Mansfield.
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Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
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Brambiell
Oldsmobile
Lansing
Mich
Fisher Body
Mansfield
Ohio
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Brown- Lipse-Chapin
Syracuse
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U S to Resume Underground Nuclear Tests Soon
The United States plans to resume underground nuclear testing within a week to 10 days. A joint Congressional Atomic Committee met in a closed session to review plans for a new American series and hear a secret analysis of nine Soviet blasts since September.
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Policeman Resigns From Lawrence Police Post
Pete Kempter a 37 year old veteran of the Lawrence Police Department since May 1 1958 has resigned Chief Bill Cox announced Kempter who lives at 116 Century Dr served as police radio dispatcher on the swing shift from 3 to 11 pm He did not reveal future plans and Cox said lieutenants will likely run the radio desk until a replacement is hired
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Lawrence
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City Sets Record for Outgoing Long Distance Calls
In Lawrence on Wednesday the city logged over 6200 outgoing long distance calls, a record cited by William Collinson of Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. He called it a new peak for the city based on all available records. Kansas University'.s Dr. Clark Coan offers Peace Corps information to February graduates. fact books and questionnaires are available but fall testing dates are not yet announced.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
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Clark Coan
Kansas University
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Cities Service seeks 16 percent gas rate rise
Washington AP Cities Service Gas Co testified at a Federal Power Commission hearing on an 8.6849 million dollar annual increase in wholesale natural gas rates. The hearing recessed until December 1 for cross examination of company witnesses. The rise would affect 68 utility customers in Missouri Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma and Texas.
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Brinkerhoff to Be Cited at Pittsburg State
Frederick W. Brinkerhoff longtime Pittsburg Headlight editor will be cited at Pittsburg State College on Sept 29 in Carney Hall with speakers Gov John Anderson Rolla A Clymer editor El Dorado Times and Oscar S Stauffer Capper Publications president. A luncheon follows in the student center.
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Junior Highs Planning Out-of-Town Games
Central Mustangs coached by Wilbur Duver face Atchison away this afternoon with West War Hawks led by Dick Edmondson at Olathe. Next Thursday Central hosts Arrowhead Bethel at 3 30 p m on the Haskell field while West travels to Ft Leavenworth. West opens at home Sept 28 against Leavenworth on the Haskell field.
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Dick Edmondson
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Ft. Leavenworth
Leavenworth
Wescoe Sees KU Growth Driving Private Enterprise
University of Kansas faces housing demand gaps as enrollment and staff rise. Wescoe predicts private housing will expand with student population growth, noting KU staff could grow from 700 to about 1,300 in 14 years. He urges community cooperation to attract industry and promote Lawrence as a major industrial hub.
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Lawrence
America
Food firms, stores charged in lamb market probe
Washington AP Secretary of Agriculture Freeman accuses seven meat packers three national store chains and two lamb dealers of trading practices that may fix lamb prices under the Packers and Stockyards Act A hearing is set for November 14 unless waived The department notes the complaint does not prove guilt and outlines potential penalties Lightning strikes kill a person by shorting the nervous system but artificial respiration can revive some victims.
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Orville L. Freeman
Packers and Stockyards Act
Agriculture Department
James Allan & Sons
San Francisco
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Goldring Packing Co
Los Angeles
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Wilson & Co
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Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
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Dwight L. Heath
Lamar
Colo
Perry Holley
Ogden
Utah
Labor clash at Duralite plant guards keep peace
Clifton Michigan AP dispatch reports over 50 policemen stationed near the Duralite plant after a riot Wednesday that drew ~2,000 people. Sixteen arrests followed rock throwing. police used riot act measures and water spray to disperse crowds.
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Clifton
Joseph Nee
Nee
State Council Weighs Guard Road Work for Parks
A Kansas Legislative Council study examined a plan to let National Guard units build park roads during training periods at Camp Guernsey and weekends in state parks. Rep. Bill Fribley said this could cut transport costs and boost state spending while using adjutant general guidance to assign units. Other proposals include tax law updates, safety inspections, oil and gas regulation consolidation, a short ballot constitutional amendment, and state vs federal power questions on milk sales.
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AEC Chairman States U S Leads in Atomics
AEC Chairman Glen T. Seaborg told reporters the United States still leads in large nuclear weapons despite rapid Soviet testing. He spoke after presenting a secret intelligence report to Congress amid a briefing with Defense and CIA officials for the Senate House Congressional Atomic Energy Committee.
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Atomic Energy Commission
United States
AEC
Glen T. Seaborg
Congress
Seaborg
Defense Department
Central Intelligence
Senate House
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Holding Corn Soybeans Advised by Farm Group
Robert Prim of the Douglas county National Farmers Organization says members should hold corn at 1.49 a bushel and soybeans at 2.56 a bushel. The group urges immediate storage prep to price at the market. NFO plans meetings in every county in September and October to begin collective bargaining efforts.
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Robert Prim
Douglas County
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Hutchinson officers depart to cover Kansas Free Fair
Sheriff Fred Broeker and highway patrol troopers Eric DeGraffenried and Gary Whitaker leave Hutchinson to oversee the Kansas Free Fair. Undersheriff Rex Johnson and Troop Dick Krasnicka assume command of the department and patrol duties in their absence. Genghis Khan’s death in 1227 left little lasting material value and Karakorum’s capital site bears no standing stones.
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Eric DeGraffenried
Gary Whitaker
Hutchinson
Kansas Free Fair
Rex Johnson
Sheriff's Department
Dick Krasnicka
Genghis Khan
Karakorum
John Lenahan Sworn In As Eudora Postmaster
John Lenahan will be sworn in Friday afternoon as postmaster at Eudora replacing acting postmaster Jack Howard who filled the role after Mrs. Jessie Grimes resigned last October. Lenahan, a Tonganoxie native, moved to Eudora in 1954 and is joined by his son David Lenahan who played junior baseball and now serves in the Air Force in Texas.
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John Lenahan
Eudora
Jack Howard
Jessie Grimes
Lenahan
Tonganoxie
David Lenahan
Junior Legion
The
Air Force
Texas
In memory of Chester P Baek er who passed away
In memory of Chester P. Baek er who passed away 5 years ago Sept 14 1956. You are gone but not forgotten. Sadly missed by wife, daughters and families. In memory of Earl M Hobbs who passed away 9 years ago to day Sept 14 1952. His life is a beautiful memory His absence is a silent grief He sleeps in Gods beautiful garden In sunshine of perfect peace, Sadly missed by wife, brothers and Sisters.
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Chester P. Baecker
Earl M. Hobbs
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