Cuba Leader Foresees Guan tanamo Clash As Bombs Rally Crowd
Fidel Castro, returning from the U.N. session, warned of a legal showdown over the Guantanamo base. Two bombs exploded near the Presidential Palace but caused no damage as militiamen detained a suspect. Castro vowed revolutionary control and urged restraint to avoid U.S. provocation.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
U.S
Guantanamo
U.n.general Assembly
New York
United States
Zafas Park
Castro
Paredon
General Assembly
Cuba
Bardot in coma after suicide attempt on 26th birthday
Brigitte Bardot, 26, was found unconscious with wrist cuts and sleeping pill overdose at a friend's home near Menton. The St Francis Neurological Clinic in Nice said she is in a “very alarming” state but improving, isolated for nerve depression. Her husband Jacques Charrier is away, amid marital strain. Nicolas, their eight month old son, and prior military service for Charrier are noted.
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Menton
France
Brigitte Bardot
St. Francis Neurological Clinic
Nice
Jacques Namin
Jaques Charrier
Brigitte
Cabroles
Mercedes Simon
Sophia Loren
Paris
Samy Frey
Charrier
Henri-Georges Glouzot
Simon
Nicolas
Jacques
Kanwaka Meeting Hosts Ellsworth Guest Speaker
Kanwaka community holds a covered dish supper at 7 p.m. Saturday in Kanwaka Hall. Robert F. Ellsworth, Lawrence attorney and Republican candidate for Second District congressman, will discuss his recent trip to the Soviet Union.
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Kanwaka
Kanwaka Hall
Robert F. Ellsworth
Lawrence
Soviet Union
Deaths Funerals Mrs Georgia Kermeade
Funeral services for Mrs. Georgia Kermeade age 48 of 221 Moundview Drive are set for 2 p.m. Friday at Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev. J J Krimmer presiding Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery She died Wednesday at home
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Georgia Kermeade
Moundview Dr
Rumsey Funeral
J. J. Krimmer
Memorial Park Cemetery
Doud and Eisenhower Connection Highlighted in 1955 Denver Home
The narrative recalls Mrs. Doud and her family, longtime visitors to the Denver brick house that gained national attention in 1955 when President Eisenhower suffered a heart attack there. Doud died at that home while his wife and daughter were visiting Eisenhower at NATO headquarters in Europe.
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Moore
Denver
Eisenhower
Doud
Gen. Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
Rome
N.Y
Chicago
Elivera Mathilda Carlson
Boone
Iowa
Car Top Stolen From Ford Thunderbird, $400 Loss
James Greenwood reports a $400 fiberglass car top stolen from a Ford Thunderbird parked in an unlocked garage on Edgehill Road. Police were notified on Wednesday.
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James Greenwood
Edgehill Rd
Greenwood
Three Points in Macmillan Arms Proposal
Macmillan proposes three major stages to start talks on arms control. A board of experts would address preventing arms expansion and space military use, halting military nuclear material production, guarding against surprise attack, and steadily reducing all armaments. Khrushchev allies lose more Steering Committee battles, as Hungary and Tibet actions head to the General Assembly, while disarmament debate plans are blocked.
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Macmillan
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Assembly
General Assembly
Hungary
China
Tibet
U.N
Roper to Become Sunflower Ordnance Works Manager
L M Roper will become Sunflower Ordnance Works manager Saturday succeeding B H Sleight Jr who moves to Radford Arsenal. Roper has served since 1951 including his role as works engineer since 1952. Hercules plans a standby status with 220 employees now and a reduced standby force by January 1 1961.
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L. M. Roper
Hercules Powder Co
Sunflower Ordnance Works
S.O.W
B. H. Sleight Jr
Hercules’ Radford
Arsenal
Roper
Sunflower
Sleight
Radford
Hercules
S.0.w
Nixon campaigns in Vermont urging loyalty to country
Vice President Richard Nixon visited Burlington and spoke to crowds of about 3,000 at the airport and 2,000 at Memorial Auditorium. He urged voters to choose the party that can keep the peace and extend freedom, noting his ties with Eisenhower and Lodge and defending U.S. prestige.
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NIXON
Richard M. Nixon
New England
Burlington, Vt
Burlington
New York
Pat
Vermont
Memorial Auditorium
Henry Cabot Lodge
Eisenhower
All Kansas Officials Attend Big State Game Telecast
The article lists many Kansas cities and states officials expected at a major game. Congressmen Sen Andrew Schoeppel Sen Frank Carlson and Atty Gen John Anderson are named among attendees. ABC will televise the game nationwide with large TV coverage.
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Mulvane
Kansas City
Atchison
Lebo
DeSoto
Glasco
Riverton
Ottawa
Burlingame
Alma
Beloit
Wellington
Minneapolis
Basehor
Gardner
Blue Rapids
Sedan
Neodesha
Stockton
Yates Center
Madison
Fort Scott
Horton
Salina
Erie
Andrew Schoeppel
Frank Carlson
John Anderson
GOP
ABC
Plymouth Church Hosts First City Fall Funfest for Teens
The Plymouth Congregational Church at 925 Vt. St. hosts a teen fall fun fest from 7 30 to 10 p m Friday. Junior high students may attend informal dancing games and a snack bar sponsored by the Senior Pilgrim Fellowship with 25 cent admission.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Vt. St
Senior Pilgrim Fellowship of the Church
Douglas County Junior GOP Forms At Local Meeting
A pre organizational meeting at Republican headquarters outlined plans for a Douglas County Junior GOP. Greg Swartz was elected temporary chairman as 8th to 12th graders, about 25 youths, discuss city county and national government and Republican party activities ahead of next week's organizing meeting.
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Douglas County
Republican
Mass. St
Ethel Highland
J. D. King
Republican Central Committee
Greg Swartz
Lawrence
King
Republican Party
Baker University Enrollment Up Despite Shifted Classes
Final figures show Baker University enrollment rising with 600 students this year, up from 589 in 1958. Returning students are 56 percent, new students 44 percent, and freshmen form the largest class with 238 members.
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Baker University
Baker
Area board tours watershed with questions to gauge commitment
Area board members said the local watershed project scored high with the committee after a two day tour. Bre dahl noted the effort to actually see the watershed and questioned participants on their level of commitment while the five committee members rode with various people. Protection from flooding and land protection were cited as primary goals, with water storage and agriculture programs also highlighted.
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Bredahl
Market Wrap: Mixed Gains and Losses Across Futures
Market at a glance shows mixed. Cotton mostly lower with selling pressure. Wheat mixed in Chicago with slight declines. Corn easier on lighter trade. Soybeans lower on profit-taking. Hogs steady to 25 cents higher. Cattle steady to 25 cents lower with tops around 25.50. Kansas City reports varied grain prices with No. 2 hard mixes around 1.97 to 2.00 and other commodities adjusting amid light activity.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Optio
Cattle Hogs and Lamb Market Report From Kansas City
Cattle load 3 500 calves 200 steers 24.35 heifers steady cows 13.75 14.50 utility. Hogs 2 800 barrows and gilts steady to 25 higher sow steady 200 260 lb 17.00 35 sows 13.75 15.80. Slaughter lambs about by. lambs good to prime 17.00 18.00. utilities to good shorn ewes 3.75 4.09.
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K.C. Livestock
Kansas City
Farmers Market Price Snapshot From Kansas City Data
The report lists commodity prices and weights including poultry items such as medium and large birds, capons, ducks, and roosters with weights from 5 to 18 pounds. Butter and eggs show per pound prices, with pork and grain figures for corn and soybeans and other feed items.
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Kansas City
Steels rise but market ends with uneven gains
In New York trading the stock market finished mixed with moderate volume around 2.8 million shares. Steel stocks led a late rise after an uncertain start, helping some areas of the market even as overall shares held a tentative, uneven pattern.
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Wall Street
New York
Wednessey
Lady's Not for Burning Opens at KU Theatre Facing Language Barrier
Kansas University Theatre opens Christopher Fry's blank verse comedy The Lady's Not for Burning to a sympathetic crowd led by Mayor Hebbie Tyson who admits he cannot understand much of the dialogue. Critics note strong performances but fault the play’s language for hindering the ensemble and audience understanding.
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Christopher Fry
Kansas University Theatre
Hebbie Tyson
Thomas Mendip
Jack Rast
Rast
Pearing
Sandra Hopkins
Steve Booser
Karl Garrett
Ron Loch
Edward Tappercoom
Millard Denney
Matthew Skipps
Memorial Hospital Admissions and Dismissals List
Memorial Hospital admissions include Olive Powell of 945 Ky Sharon Dixon 2044 Emerald Dr Mary Harbaugh of Tonganoxie Ronald Rasmussen 2027 Barker Douglas Cooper 909 W 20th Barbara Laughlin 341 Lyons Rebecca Long Eudora Nancy Reed Oskaloosa Dor is Harris Sunflower Village. Dismissals list Harold Beck Route 2 Mitchell Massey Eudora Beverly Hale and baby boy 1732 Ey Frances Shuck and baby boy Route 5 Rev Allen Peasley Williamstown Mary Johnson 1008 Crestline Dr George Nicholson 1417 E 15th and a daughter. Mr and Mrs John Long Eudora a daughter today.
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Sharon Dixon
Emerald Dr
Mary Harbaugh
Tonganoxie
Ronald Rasmussen
Barker
Douglas Cooper
W. 20Th
Barbara Laughlin
Lyons
Rebecca Long
Eudora
Nancy Reed
Oskaloosa
Doris Harris
Sunflower Village
Harold Beck
Route 2
Mitchell Massey
Beverly Hale
Baby Boy
Frances Shuck
Route 5
Allen Peasley
Williamstown
Mary Johnson
Crestline
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