Khrushchev Says Eisenhower Seeks Ends Cold War With Summit
Nikita Khrushchev told Moscow audiences that Eisenhower sincerely wants to liquidate the cold war and restore normal U S Soviet relations. He announced Ike will visit Moscow in late May or early June with his wife and son and praised the American leader while warning of forces opposed to coexistence.
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Typhoon Vera Death Toll Soars Across Japan
Officials estimate up to 1,000 dead at Nagoya with total dead or missing near 3,400, as widespread crop damage drives prices higher. Reports describe Nagoya harbor as a sea of dead and villages wrecked, with 38 of 47 prefectures affected and rehabilitation funds planned.
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Eisenhower Seeks Five Day Desert Break For Cold
President Eisenhower, after returning from Europe, disclosed he has a nasal cold and plans a five day desert retreat to improve his health. He said the illness began after Labor Day and that he expects the sick spell to pass with rest.
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Eisenhower Khrushchev Agree On Summit But Berlin Stays Key
President Eisenhower said he and Khrushchev nearly reached agreement on an early summit at Camp David. He noted Khrushchev's claim there is no Soviet threat to West Berlin and that U S policy remains unsettled on Berlin. White House clarified that any settlement must satisfy West Berlin and West Germany. In Moscow Khrushchev praised efforts to reduce the cold war, while Peiping warned the conflict runs deeper than talks.
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Liu Shao-chi
Formosa
America
Wilt Chamberlain Buys Racehorse Spooky Cadet
Wilt Chamberlain attends Atlantic City Race Course as he reveals his purchase of Spooky Cadet to race fans. He explains racing appeals, notes his ulcer requires a hobby, and jokes about betting and potentially branding his silks.
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Kaw River Tragedy Claims First Victim In Two Years
A 10 year old boy, Anthony Mendoza, drowned in a Kaw River backwater near Santa Fe depot in Salina Kansas. Funeral services were held at St. John's Catholic Church with Rt. Rev. Msgr. George Towle presiding. Cooper Warren Mortuary managed arrangements. The victim, son of Manuel and ????? Mendoza, left behind nine sisters and four brothers. Police reported the clothes were found on the river bank by three local youths after the family reported the boy missing.
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Tony) Mendoza
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Rain Delays NL Playoff Start Between Dodgers and Brewers
The opening game of the best-of-three NL pennant series between Los Angeles and Milwaukee was postponed Monday due to rain.
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Vinland Grange Fair closes with record crowds and praise
The 52nd Vinland Grange Fair ends after three days of near full houses for the Friday and Saturday shows, despite a rain threat Thursday. Amateur winners include John Hickock, Sheryl Reetz, Janet Hornberger, and others from Lawrence Linwood and Vinland. Herve Hoskinson praised all programs and noted record attendance and exhibits, with next year hoped to surpass this year.
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Lawrence
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Linwood
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Denise Schutz
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Paulette Gibler
Sheila Chaney
Bobby Bigsby
Douglas Chaney
Rhonda Gibler
Pamela Schmidt
Kathy Blackman
Sheryl Penny
Alexander Brown
Larry Crady
Glenda Schutz
Charlotte Gibler
Sarah Lewis
Herve Hoskinson
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Polaris test fails off Cape Canaveral
A test version of the Polaris submarine missile failed during flight today and crashed into the Atlantic several miles off Cape Canaveral Florida.
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Stock Market Index in New York Rises on Closing
The closing average in New York markets stands at 221.4, up 1.4 points as trading ends. Investors monitor shifts in major indexes and sector moves amid mixed volumes.
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Distaff Entry Again Wins Football Guessing Contest
For the second week in a row a female prognosticator wins the Journal-World football guessing contest. Mrs. Betty Boyle, 50L Miss. St., miss ed only four of 21 games. Bruce Cannell and Don Martin placed second and third. The slate for this week appears on page 2 and about 600 entries were received from multiple cities. The deadline is Friday noon. Be soft water wise before you buy. See Culligan Soft Water.
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Lawrence Ralph Thomas
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Springfield
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Merriam Mansfield
Ohio
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President Hints Action May Come In Steel Walkout
President Eisenhower urged both sides in the steel strike to meet separately this week to resume free collective bargaining and settle the 76 day shutdown. He personally spoke with Roger M. Blough and David J. McDonald to push talks, while weighing Taft Hartley options.
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Eisenhower
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Roger M. Blough
U. S. Steel Corp
David J. McDonald
Striking Steelworkers Union
Quarterbacks Meet at 8 for Club Night in Lawrence
The Lawrence Quarterback Club holds its regular weekly meeting at 8 tonight at the Hotel Eldridge. Kansas football coach Jack Mitchell will discuss this Saturday's home opener with Boston University.
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Boston U
Winter Storms Hold Off For Lawrence Area
Forecasts show cold Rocky Mountain air not yet reaching Lawrence with only slight cooling planned. Highs in the 60s expected Tuesday with a 50 degree low, while scattered showers may occur through Tuesday and again over the weekend as a long wet spell eases after 11 days.
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KU Fee Schedule Sets Dates for 8000 Plus Students
More than 8,000 students at Kansas University must pay incidental and campus privilege fees from September 30 to October 3 at Strong Hall Business Office. Fees vary by status, with freshmen in Medical School paying 225 or 450, graduates 70 or 120, others 70 or 165 for nonresidents, and a 34 campus privilege fee split among activity health and Union funds. Late penalties apply after October 5, with enrollments canceled by October 8.
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Weather summary for northeast Kansas cooler with showers
Mostly cloudy conditions with scattered showers and a cooler night in northeast Kansas. Tuesday will be mostly cooler with a low near 50 and a high around 60s, while past readings show a high of 87 yesterday and a record high of 103 in 1953.
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