Khrushchev Wins Backing For Peaceful Coexistence
Nikita's thesis adopted by 80 Communist parties led by China and Khrushchev at a Kremlin summit. The manifesto emphasizes peace as the main task and calls for negotiations with the West while warning war remains a capitalist danger. The 20 000 word document reflects mixed signals about enduring policy.
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Khrushchev
Communist Party
Communist Movement
Kremlin
U.S
China
London
Army lifts ban on soldiers marrying Japanese girls
In Tokyo the U S Army lifts a two week ban on soldiers marrying Japanese women or adopting children. A spokesman said the pause was to obtain a true count of dependents overseas following President Eisenhower's order to reduce overseas dependents.
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Tokyo
U. S
Eisenhower
Richmond Area Brief Highlights Local School and Community News
Miss Etta Blanche Smith spoke on the Educational Survey at a P T C meeting in Richmond. Honor students at Richmond High include seniors Rae Maley Judy McClure Joan Roeckers. juniors Connie Krueser Billie Jean Ferguson. sophomores Leon Sobba. freshmen Kay Vining Melvin Phillips. Coach Phillip Rose and the high school boys attended John Deere Day in Garnett.
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Etta Blanche Smith
Kansas City
Kansas
P.T.C
Frank Gerhold
Scott Gault
LaPlata
Rae Maley
Judy McClure
Joan Roeckers
Connie Krueser
Billa Pickert
Billie Jean Ferguson
Leon Sobba
Kay Vining
Melvin Phillips
Phillip Rose
John Deere Day
Garnett
Charles Edwards
Florida
P.O. Box
Nokomis
Fla
Alvin Hornberger
Albert Dunbar
S. Sp
Clarence J. Gretencord
Antone Gretencord
Richmond
Attorney Is Fined In Tax Evasion Case
Barton E. Griffith a Topeka attorney pleaded guilty in U S District Court to income tax evasion and was fined 1000 dollars He is also ordered to pay delinquent taxes totaling about 50000 dollars for three years 1955 56 57
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Kansas City
Kan
Barton E. Griffith
Topeka
U.S
Meteoritic Fragments Land Near Maitland Missouri
Four chunks of metal weighing about ten pounds were identified as likely meteorites after landing in the yard of Mrs. Leota Montgomery’s farm near Maitland Missouri. Northwest Missouri State College faculty noted the objects resembled meteorites and sent the pieces to the University of Missouri at Columbia for further study.
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Maryville
Maitland
Leota Montgomery
Science Department
Northwest Missouri State College
University of Missouri At Columbia F
Crucial Decade In History Of Kansas Will Be Celebrated
Kansas and Missouri share a bicentennial Civil War reflection as editors note a six part series on 1854-65 turmoil. The piece highlights Kansas statehood in 1861, Quantrill’s raids, border feuds, and Missouri roles. Tomorrow's installment promises profiles of key players.
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Kansas
Kansas- Missouri
Two States
Kansas City
Missouri
Missouri-Kansas
United States
Prairies
Union
Must Have Nature s Help For Missouri River Reservoirs
Brig. Gen. W. R. Shuler told the Mid-West Electric Consumers Association that Missouri River reservoirs cannot fully meet goals without adequate natural runoff. Since 1934, subnormal years have hindered firm power, navigation, irrigation, flood control and recreation, despite criticism of prioritizing navigation.
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Omaha
Missouri River
Missouri River Division
W. R. Shuler
Mid-West Electric Consumers Association
Missouri
Shuler
Corps of Engineers
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Congo
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Stameyville
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Chester Couch
Elkland
Harry Allen
Liberty
Earl McAllister
Hana City
Ill
Luella Sayles
Peoria
Pearl’ Hitchcock
Ray McLees
TV Service
Keen Company
Ottawa
Coop
N. Main
Qiding
Santas
Johns Mansville
Hubbard Lumber
Ottawa, Kansas
J. R. Anderson
William Quantrill
Confederacy
South
Civil War Authority
Bruce Catton
Catton
St. Louis
National
Dean Berlin
HFC
America
Paymts
Rs Parma
Household Finance — Corporation of
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