Ike Says Legislation Is More Important Than Campaigning
Roger T. Barnett of Olathe, grandson of Mrs. W. G. Tulless, was notified that his spinning wheel lamp entered in the Ford International Industrial Arts Exhibit in Detroit placed and earned a gold pin plus certificates for him, his instructor, and Olathe High School. The lamp was a shop project under Marshall Ensor and part of Ford LA.A. judging finals among more than 4,500 entries. Barnett’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Barnett.
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Roger T. Barnett
Olathe
W. G. Tulless
S. Main
Detroit
Olathe High School
Marshall Ensor
Roger
Floyd Barnett
Congress Urged To Get To Work On Major Measures
President Eisenhower urged Congress to pass his legislative program quickly saying politicking should not delay the nation’s business. He denied intent to lecture lawmakers and defended defense spending while noting no recession signs and potential talks with Khrushchev if useful. He also commented on Nixon’s role and press freedom.
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Congress
Washington
Eisenhower
Ita
Namnaion
Nikita S. Khrushchev
U.N. General Assembly
J. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Johnson complains of delaying action in Senate session
Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas said some senators are delaying action at the postconvention session now in its third day. He cited delays on bills including a public works appropriation over four billion dollars and a higher minimum wage. Johnson urged committee action this week on the medical program and said the road to action was cleared after rallying party members to scuttle a civil rights bill.
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Eisenhower
N.Y
Louis Phillips
Phill International
Toihas
J Senate
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Washington
Johnson
House
Senate Finance Committee
Everett M. Dirksen
Milnois
Ryans
Truman
Sen
Kirton
Kennedy
Truman Agrees To Campaign For Demo Ticket
Independent Missouri AP report states former President Truman will deliver major addresses in support of the Democratic presidential ticket. After a meeting with Gov. Ribicoff, Truman announced plans for a campaign schedule, with Kennedy's camp stressing the value of his involvement.
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Independence
Harry ’. Truman
Abraham Ribicoff
Connecticut
John F. Kennedy
Ribicoff
Sen
Kennedy
Nixon Speech Set for VFW Convention in Detroit
The report describes Nixon, the Republican presidential candidate, scheduled to address the Veterans of Foreign Wars at its 61st annual convention in Detroit on August 24. It notes Nixon’s WWII Navy service, and mentions a prior incident involving a US reconnaissance plane.
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Kurgan
Washington
Vetiverdlovsk
Francis Garyjerans
Powers
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
Detroit
Nixon
VFW
NFO Plans Broad Holdout To Boost Prices
Des Moines AP reports the National Farmers Organization votes to hold all products off the market to push prices higher. About 10 000 members from 11 states approve an all out holding action to begin before July 1 and target prices for cattle hogs lambs corn soybeans and dairies. President Oren Lee Staley cites limited milk supply as a potential quick breakthrough for dairy products.
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DES Moines
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Oren Lee Staley
Rea
County Forecast Indicates Mild Temperatures Ahead
General outlook remains fair through today tonight and Thursday with mild temperatures. Highs near 82 this afternoon, lows around 60 tonight, and Thursday highs near 85.
Reds Accuse U S Attache Of Spy Work
MOSCOW AP The Soviet Union accused U S air attache Col Edwin M Kirton of setting up a spy apparatus and ordered him to leave the country The assistant Capt Irving T MacDonald was warned but not expelled They had returned from a trip to the Soviet far north during which they photographed restricted military facilities The two had hoped to witness U2 pilot Powers trial Kirton helped arrange the return of the RB47 pilot body and inspected U2 wreckage and was picked up in Odessa last winter The U S ambassador and aides met with the officers after the expulsion order
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Moscow
Soviet Union
U.S
Edwin M. Kirton
Irving T. ,MacDonald
Provincetown
Mass
Foreign Ministry
Kirton
Odessa
Lira
Europe
Kirtons
Palo Alto
Calif
MacDonald
Francis Gary Powers
Maj
Willard
Macmillan Arrives in Bonn for European Unity Talks
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan arrived in Bonn for a two day meeting with Chancellor Konrad Adenauer to press for European unity and world peace as shared goals.
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Bonn
Germany
Harold Macmillan
Konrad Adelauer
Europe
Work On Generator At City Light Plant
Work continued on disassembling the large gas diesel generator at the city light plant after Sunday’s crankcase explosion. Don Hamilton, water and light superintendent, said progress is not yet enough to gauge damage and future power loss. Other generators remain in use and Ottawa power delivery continues normally. He expects to know the full extent of damage tomorrow and the outage duration.
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City Light
Don Hamilton
Water and Light
Ottawa
Hamilton
Higher Phone Rates Sought in Kansas Appeal
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. asks Shawnee District Court to suspend Kansas Corporation Commission rate order and allow higher Kansas rates while its appeal proceeds. A $1.3 million annual increase was approved May 27, with a pending larger request. The wage hike for workers adds about $880,000 yearly to costs, offsetting the commission raise.
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Topeka
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Shawnee
Kansas Corporation Commission
Kansas
KCC
Southwestern Bell
Communications Workers of America
Commission
Seasonal Decline In Unemployment
Washington reports July unemployment fell by 406000 while 110000 more people held jobs. Unemployed declined from 4423000 to 4017000 and employed rose from 68579000 to 68699000. Secretary Mitchell called the shifts mainly seasonal, with stronger construction gains and ongoing steel job cuts cited as exceptions.
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Washington
Labor Department
James P. Mitchell
Nixon Kennedy agree on live debate on TV and radio
Agreement reached for a live debate between Vice President Richard M Nixon and Senator John F Kennedy to be broadcast on television and radio. Representatives for both campaigns conferred Tuesday with executives of four networks to finalize plans.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Arbworke
Invasion Threat In Congo Is Reduced
Leopoldville riot spreads through the Negro quarter as Con golese police seal off the area amid claims of rising against Premier Patrice Lumumba. A Belgian pilot reported gunfire near the city and airport while Lumumba offers to aid UN in removing Belgian soldiers from Congo. Tshombe signals readiness to negotiate with UN envoy for Katanga entry, as UN forces prepare to act before Saturday.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Negro Quarter
Leopoldville, the Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Katanga
United Nations
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Lumumba
International
Elisabethville
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Hamsmarsh
Anicet Kashamura
U. N
Hammarskjold
U. N. Security Council
Katherine Pappas Named To OU Faculty In Ottawa
Katherine Pappas of Valparaiso Indiana will teach speech and dramatics at Ottawa University starting September. She replaces Mrs Julian Kevin Ruth Lathrop who resigned and married July 31. Pappas taught at San Diego College for Women and in Gary Indiana and has summer theatre credits in Cape May New Jersey Michiana Indiana City Indiana and Ogunquit Maine. She holds B S and M A degrees from Northwestern University.
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Katherine Pappas
Valparaiso Ind
Ottawa University
Julian Kevin
Ruth Lathrop
Miss O'Pappas
San Diego
Calif
College For Women
Gary
Ind
Jefferson City
N. J
Michiana Summer Teatre
Michigan City
Ogunquit Theatre
Ogunquit
Miss Pappas
Northwestern University
Evanston, IL
Four Lots at 4th and Walnut Sold for Investment
Sale of four lots at the southeast corner of 4th and Walnut, site of the Star Grain and Lumber Co which closed last fall, was announced. Purchaser Milo M Hewitt said he bought for investment with no immediate plans. The owner was Mrs Clare M Harris of 2238 Locust. property remains leased to the lumber firm. A portion of the structure collapsed last winter after the lumber company had closed.
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4Th and Walnut
Star Grain and Lumber Co
Milo M. Hewitt
Clare M. Harris
Hewitt
Lumber
Inmhor
Cool Readings Will Linger In Kansas Weather
Rains tapered off in Kansas and high pressure west of the Rocky Mountains brings cool dry air. Rainfall was generally light with 1.64 inches at Parsons and Ottawa reporting 0.02 inch. Highs near 79 with nights around 61, cooling to the 60s tonight then warming through Thursday.
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Kansas
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
Par Sons
Ottawa
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