Soviet Happiness Twins Arrive In Czechoslovakia
Khrushchev and Bulganin arrived in Czechoslovakia to pledges of loyalty amid Kremlin shakeup. Antonin Novotny hailed Soviet progress in industry and agriculture and pledged closer economic cooperation. Khrushchev said the visit aims at friendship, not disputes, as Prague crowds cheered the leaders at Derna frontier station.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Nikita Khrushchev
Bulganin
Kremlin
Communist Party
Antonin Novotny
Derna
Novotny
Joseph Stalin
Khrushchev
V. M. Molotov
Soviet Communist Party
Soviet Union
United States
Czechoslovak
Smith Center Man Heads Water Board
Arno Windschef fel, a Smith Center attorney, was elected chairman of the water resources board. He succeeds C. Y. Thomas of Mission Hill, with Richard Seaton of Coffeyville named vice chairman. Gov. George Docking appointed three new members, and the board reorganized at ceremonies in the governor's office. New members are Paul Ross, Thomas Lyons, and John Bremer.
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Arno Windscheffel
Smith Center
Water Resources Board
Windscheffel
C. Y. Thomas
Mission Hill
Richard Seaton
Coffeyville
George Docking
Paul Ross
Wichita
Fred Koch
Thomas Lyons
Wathena
C. Cummings
Effingham
John Bremer
Oberlin
L. D. Wooster
Hays
Court Rules on Girard Case Dilemma at Supreme Court
The Supreme Court weighed William S. Girard's constitutional rights over the government's choice to try him in a Japanese court for the death of a Japanese woman. Arguments lasted nearly four hours as advocates debated morale and executive discretion, with no decision announced.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William S. Girard
Girard
Japan
Earl J. Carroll
J. Lee Rankin
Rankin
Naka Sakai
Girard Charged After Fatal Jan 30 Shooting
The victim was fatally wounded on January 30 after Girard allegedly shot her in the back with an empty cartridge casing fired from a grenade launcher. He was on duty guarding a machine gun and was wearing field jackets at the time.
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Girard
Isome
Japanese Students Stage Demonstration near Tokyo Embassy
About three hundred Japanese students and labor unionists demonstrated outside the U S Embassy in Tokyo protesting the U S Air Force Tachikawa base enlargement. There were no disturbances as police guided traffic. The protesters delivered a protest to embassy officials and then proceeded to Tokyo police headquarters for another demonstration.
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Tokyom
U. S
U.S. Air Force
Tachikawa
Tokyo
KU Student Found Dead on University Farm
Lawrence KU graduate student Robert M. Hedrick 27 of St. Paul Minnesota was found dead near a snake trap at the natural history farm north of Lawrence. Dr Byron Walters said death could result from snake bite a fall or a heart attack. An inquest will determine the cause. Hedrick studied burrowing worms snakes for a thesis and lived alone at Dr Henry Fitchs home on the farm.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
University
Natural History
Here
Robert M. Hedrick
St. Paul
Minn
Byron Walters
Hedrick
Henry S. Fitch
Fitch
Marines Arrested in Japan Over Prisoner Abuse Claims
Sasebo Japan U S Navy reports 10 Marines at the base are under arrest and may face court martial on charges of mistreating prisoners in the brig. A Navy spokesman said the Marines were arrested after prisoners alleged they were slapped roughed up and subjected to rough treatment during a cricket match and a 50 yard race.
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Sasebo
Japan
U. S. Navy
Navy
Queen Watches Son In Sports Events
Queen Elizabeth II attended a London school sports day to watch her 8 year old son Prince Charles compete in events. The scene captured royal attention as the Queen observed her son participate in various athletic activities.
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London
Elizabeth II
Prince Charles
Docking Says He May Undergo Surgery
Topeka governor George Docking said there is a possibility he might have to undergo surgery but gave no definite timetable or details. He stressed the need for swift treatment if required and indicated a careful medical plan would be followed.
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Docking
Topeka
George Docking
FASTEETH Powder Ad Promises Firm Dentures
An old fashioned advertisement touts FASTEETH as a pleasant alkaline denture powder that keeps plates fixed for eating and talking with comfort. It claims no gummy taste and helps reduce denture odor, urging readers to buy at any drug counter.
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