United States brands Red China an outlaw at U N meet
In a United Nations session Walter Robertson denounces Peiping for mass murder and tyranny. He cites Korea Tibet Indochina and Taiwan Strait threats and urges shelving China representation for a year. Menon counters pressing China inclusion and disarmament logic.
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Laos
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Formosa) Strait
China
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Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Menon
Robertson
Assembly
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Moscow
U.S
Nbc-Tv
Meet the Press
Khrushchev Bypasses Plans in San Francisco Tour
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev defied security plans by skipping a supermarket stop to visit the Longshoremen's Union Hall. He then toured San Francisco Harbor aboard a Coast Guard cutter, saw destroyers and an aircraft carrier, and prepared for talks with President Eisenhower at Camp David.
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West Coast
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Disneyland Amusement Park
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Washington
White House
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Camp
Khrushchev Visits West Coast in Whirlwind Train Tour
AP dispatch from San Francisco describes Nikita Khrushchev’s whistle-stop ride from Los Angeles to Santa Barbara. The visit blends space age imagery and dramatic security, as crowds wave and the Soviet leader praises peace while mingling with children. Khrushchev then joins press cars with six Soviet halfbacks as he converses freely.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Nikky
Khrushchev
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Council of Ministers of
The
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Tony Galento
Kremlin
Mr. Khrushchev
Khushchev
Tonga Resident Wins Journal-World Football Guessing Contest
Mrs. Fred Johnson of Tonganoxie topped the Journal-World contest with 600 plus entries, missing only two games and picking Texas Christian to beat Kansas 20 to 7. Richard Armor and Allen L. Tade finished second and third, each close to actual scores. Prizes include turkeys. deadline for entries is noon Friday.
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Fred Johnson
Allen L. Tade
Railroads Propose 15 Cent Hour Wage Cut for Nonoperators
Chicago AP The nation’s railroads notify nonoperating workers of a proposed 15 cent per hour wage cut aimed at aligning their wages with production workers in other industries. The plan also seeks changes to health and welfare programs while keeping employee funded hospital and medical coverage. Ten Short, Western Carriers Conference Committee chair, says the cut restores the straight time earnings relationship.
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Chicago
Ten Short
Western Carriers Conference Committee
Los Angeles Mayor Triggers Khrushchev Controversy
Khrushchev criticized Los Angeles Mayor Norris Poulson after a public clash over the "We shall bury you" remark. U S officials worry such exchanges could cloud cold war talks while Khrushchev presses on with his tour amid mixed receptions in San Francisco and tensions at labor gatherings.
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U.S
Nikita Khrushchev
Norris Poulson
Los Angeles
Poulson
Khrushchev
Alumni Blamed In KU Football Transfer Probe
Alumni accused of pressuring football transfers sparked a KU probe as four Texas players moved to Kansas including Bert Coan Mickey Walker James Street and Rodger McFarland. Texas coaches urged a national transfer rule while KU officials handed the case to A C Lonborg for review and NCAA follow up.
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L. R
Dutch) Meyer
Texas Christian
Texans
Bert Coan
TCU
Mickey Walker
James Street
Rodger McFarland
Texas A&m
Meyer
Kansas
A. C
Dutch
Lonborg
Coan
Fort Worth
NCAA
Jim Myers
Myers
Mitchell
Rain Likely Tonight with Showers in Local Area
Rain clouds fail to end drought in Lawrence as forecast calls for variable cloudiness with scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight and Tuesday. An added .62 inch of rain today brings the month to 1.14 inches vs normal 2.73. winds remain gusty, temps peak near 87 to 89 this weekend before a cooler trend into Tuesday.
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Lawrence
Market Slump Returns Amid Rates and Khrushchev Visit
The New York stock market resumed its September decline with key issues down a few cents to around 2, offsetting a late Friday rally. Trading stayed fairly active as the steel strike and rising interest rates weighed on sentiment, amid Khrushchev's visit.
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New York
Nikita Khrushchev
Five Hurt In Wreck Northeast Of Lawrence
Five people injured Saturday night in a two car crash about eight miles northeast of Lawrence on K-32 remained in Lawrence Memorial Hospital. One man, Otho Lewis of Eudora, in poor to critical condition. Wesley Jarrett of Tonganoxie in poor condition. Two more in fair condition, and one woman killed. Additional injuries from a later crash near Perry and a head on near Perry involved Kansas City area residents. Hospitalized, treated and released details follow.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Otho Lewis
Eudora
Wesley Jarrett
Tonganoxie
Willie Louise Dotson
N. Y. St
Rodney
Alicia Stuart
Mary E. Stuart
Lula Hanson
Minnesota
Quisenberry
East St. Louis
Helen Tankersley
Marie Jarrett
Jarrett
Kansas City
Lewis
Tankersley
Eudora-Tonganoxie
Logan
Ronald Maley
Kansas Turnpike
Big Springs
Merlin Randolph
Randolph
Maley
John J. Randolph
Peggy Randolph
Stormont Vail Hospital
Topeka
Perry
Us-24
Nora Hylton
James Dietrick
Kan
Nora Winders
Rodger McFarland
Tenn. St
Richard William Thompson
McFarland
Paul Gorodn Salley
Kansas University
Texas A&m
Salley
KU Costa Rica Exchange Plan Promises Educational Tie
Kansas University announces a pilot exchange with Costa Rica University funded by the State Department and Carnegie Corporation. Ten KU students will study in Costa Rica for a year. costs total 1250 dollars including travel and lodging. KU faculty will also engage in seminars to explore future exchange possibilities.
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Kansas University
Costa Rica University
America
Murphy
Costa Rica
Seymour Menton
Washington, D.C
State Department
Washington
Be soft water wise before you buy
An advertisement urges readers to consider Culligan Soft Water systems before purchasing. It provides the address 617 Mass and phone VI 3-3477 for more information and directs customers to see Culligan for guidance.
Kansas QB Club gathers for 1959 season kickoff
The Lawrence Quarterback Club meets at 8 tonight at the Hotel Eldridge for the first 1959 gathering. Kansas U. coach Jack Mitchell will speak and a film of Saturday’s KU TCU game will be shown. John Emick serves as QB Club president this year.
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Lawrence
Eldridge
Kansas U
Jack Mitchell
John Emick
Stock Market Index in New York Closes Lower
The closing average in New York fell to 214.7, down 2.7 points from the previous session. Investors watched trading curbs and reported modest declines across major sectors.
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New York
Weather Forecast Northeast Kansas Scattered Showers Likely
Scattered showers and thunderstorms expected tonight and Tuesday with variable cloudiness. Winds remain windy and temperatures range from 60 to near 80 with highs around 80 Tuesday and rainfall around .62 inches.
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