Red China seating fight delays U.N. program
At the United Nations the Red China seating contest began with Russia India and others set to press the issue while the United States and Britain proposed shelving the question for 1954. U S delegate Lodge accused Chinese Communists of 39 attacks on Western ships and planes in four years.
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N.Y. R
Rousia
United States
N. Y
China
Organization of the Ninth United Nations General Assembly
Dhilles
U.S
State Dulles
Britain
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Assembly
Henryk Birecki
U.N
Hall Seeks Party Unity in Governor Nomination Tour
Lt. Gov. Fred Hall opened his campaign for governor on the Republican ticket with a kickoff speech in Dodge City and a southeast Kansas motor tour. He urged party unity to bury bitter primaries, pledged possible top-post changes, and called for disciplined public trust while supporting cooperation with the federal government and statewide action.
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Dodge City
Fred Hall
Hall
Kansas
Wright Park
Edward F. Arn
Turnpike Authority to Meet In Topeka on Bond Issue
The Kansas Turnpike Authority will meet broker representatives in Topeka tomorrow to discuss a 160 million dollar bond issue funding the state's first toll-supported super highway. The item appears amid other notes including a reference to "It's A Great Life" tonight.
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Topeka
The
Kansas Turnpike Authority
Hat with World War I initials reappears in pageant
City Clerk Harold Fisher discovered an old campaign hat in the John B. Rogers Co costume room bearing his 1918 initials from World War I. He recalls receiving the hat years ago and plans to keep it after arranging with the Rogers Co. for custody.
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Harold Fisher
Fisher
Army
John B. Rogers Co
Rogers Co
Mitchell Plea for AFL Aid Falls on Deaf Ears
Los Angeles reports that Labor Secretary Mitchell urged the AFL to support the Eisenhower administration at the convention. AFL leaders offered no sign of backing, while Mitchell appealed to rank and file. AFL President Meany warned the convention would judge the administration in its resolutions.
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Los Angeles
Mitchell
American Federation of Labor
Eisenhower
AFL
GOP
Organized Labor
America
George Meaney
Meany
Kansas drafts call tops quota with 300 men
Kansas receives a November draft call for 300 men, announced by Maj. Gen. Joe Nickell state selective service director. This compares with 295 in the current month and 297 in October, outlining the regional manpower effort.
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Topeka
Kansas
Joe Nickell
Selective Service
City Queen Contest for American Royal in Lawrence
Lawrence plans the Royal Queen contest for the American Royal in Kansas City October 14 to 17. Miss Lawrence eligibility includes single women 18 to 24. Frank Davis leads entries with about 15 expected. A Sept 28 dinner at Dine-a-Mite Inn will name the winner. judges are Houk Schubert and Springer.
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Lawrence
Kansas City
Com Merce
Frank Davis
Davis
Clarence Houk
Jim Schubert
Charles Springer
GOP Chances Good to Retain Congress Control
Denver Republican chairman Leonard Hall met with President Eisenhower and aides to discuss the GOP outlook for November. Hall called the picture good but noted a hard fight ahead and said Truman and Stevenson belong to the Democratic left wing. Eisenhower plans a nationwide get out the vote address on Nov 1.
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Denver
Leonard Hall
Eisenhower
Congress
Hall
White House
Sherman Adams
Far West
Truman
Wall
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Democratic Party
Fisenhower
Washington
Stock Market Closes High as 60-Stock Average Tops 135.2
New York stock index for 60 issues finishes at 135.2 up 0.9 to a 1954 high. Investors push gains as technology and industrials lead advance amid steady trading.
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New York
Centennial Car Visits Lawrence for Centennial Exhibit
The Kansas Territorial Centennial Committee tours a converted railway car with sixteen exhibits from Kansas history. The exhibit, visiting Lawrence this week, has drawn over 75,000 visitors across southern Kansas since its February launch.
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Kansas
Kansas Territorial Centennial Committee
Lawrence
Man Charged With Murder After Wifes Death Near Bonner Springs
Henry Wagenknecht 4 percent was fired from Sunflower Ordnance Works this afternoon and charged with first degree murder in the death of his 44 year old wife Eva Eleanor whose body was found near their Bonner Springs home Aug 17. Wyandotte County deputies and County Attorney Donald D. Martin made the arrest at the 4.0 W plant and Wagenknecht faced a Kansas City Kansas court later. The exhibit notes Kansas history items at the governor's centennial display in Lawrence with figures from KU and the Santa Fe.
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Henry Wagenknecht
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Eva Eleanor
Bonner Springs
Wyandotte County
Donald D. Martin
Wyandotte
Journal-World
Wagenknecht
Kansas City, Kas
Martin
Sherrif Ellsworth Edwards
Santa Fe
Underwood
6Th and
Mass. Sts
Kansas Historical Society
Robert Taft
K.U
Lawrence
Robert Vosper
George L. Anderson
K.U. History Department
Dolph Simons
Santa Fe Railroad
Kansas
New England Emigrant Aid Society
Beecher
Fall Weather Brings Kansas Temperatures Down Sharply
A cool front moved into Kansas dropping highs and lows to the upper 30s to lower 40s in the west and upper 40s to lower 50s in the east. Some light showers touched Chanute and Topeka but no significant rain. Forecaster Tom Arnolds expects fair skies then cooler eastern readings tonight and Wednesday with daytime highs mid 70s to around 80s.
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Topeka
Kansas
Chanute
Pittsburg
Goodland
Marais Des Cygnes
Tom Arnolds
Arnold
Scrivner to Visit County in Early October
Rep. Scrivner plans a two day visit to Douglas County in early October for campaign activities. He is slated to attend a noon luncheon with the Baldwin Rotary Club and spend two hours at the Courthouse in the afternoon to meet voters. Local Republican chairman George Allen will organize additional appearances.
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Erretto Sortane
Douglas County
Kansas
Baldwin Rotary Club
George Allen
Scrigner
Paris police raid Communist magazine and homes
French authorities raided the Communist farm magazine ta Terre and several Communist residences under a blanket indictment accusing operations and persons of endangering security. The sweep targeted individuals connected to the publication and its backers amid wartime tensions.
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Red Magazine
Paris
Ta Terre
the Land
Langer wraps Kansas antitrust inquiry on credit insurance
Senator Langer closed the Kansas phase of an antitrust probe into credit insurance sold with loans. He heard 22 witnesses who described coercion and high charges, while insurers and lenders denied monopoly claims. Testimony urged a small loan law to curb abuses and protect borrowers.
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Topeka
Langer Iandi
Kansas
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Harold R. Fatzer
Frank Sullivan
Fatzer
Sultivan i
Othey
Sen. Langer
R. F. Brozman
Kansas City
Conanes
Eisenhower appeals for World Day of Prayer to end Cold War tensions
President Eisenhower urges citizens and iron Curtain peoples to join a national day of prayer for peace. Voice of America broadcasts the appeal worldwide as Eisenhower plans to attend chapel at Lowry Air Force Base. He asks for unity against barriers between nations and for lasting peace through faith.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Russia
Iron Curtain
Moion
Vaiew
America
Voice of American
At & A.m
United States
Congress
Lowry Air Force
Iean Curtain
Toamnost
Parade Saturday To Be Best Yet Staged in City
Lawrence plans its Centennial Parade Saturday with a KU band leading 52 high school bands and 70 vehicles. About 3 000 spectators are expected as 350 400 horses and 40 floats join the march from Sixth Street to New York Street. Traffic restrictions will close Massachusetts from Sixth to Sixteenth and marshal areas, with bands assembling at Central Park.
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Russell L. Wiley
Sixth Street
Massachusetts
National Guar
Valley Falls
K. U
UN. Folis
Jack Harris
Thirteenth Street
New York
Harris
East Lawrence
Tenth
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Central Park
Kentucky Street
Park Area
Alne
6Th
Mass. Sts
Eighth Street
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Memorial Stadium
Fourteenth
Sifteenth Street
Weather Forecast for September 1 1964 Nebraska and Kansas
Five day outlook across district 16 covering Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma shows above normal western temperatures Wednesday through Sunday with mild changes. Rain and cooler west and southeast shifts later in the period with scattered showers likely near the weekend. Normal highs reach 70s in western zones and 80s in east with rain amounts minimal.
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Nebraska
Kanaan
Oklaoota
Norral
Kansan
Onlahoma
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