Soviet Leaders Confirm Geneva Delegation Is Summit Material
Premier Bulganin said the Soviet delegation to Geneva is the very summit with Khrushchev Zhukov and himself forming a five member group. Khrushchev said the timing of his inclusion mattered little while Molotov and Gromyko complete the lineup.
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Moscow
Ihi Bhlganin
Geneva
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Defense
Georgi Zhukov
Associated Press
Richard Kakischke
U. S
Walter Walmsley
Weiscuss
Zhukov
Kremlin
Eisenhower
Bulganin
Marshal Zhukov
Khrushchev
V. M. Molotov
Andrei Gromyko
Mili
Tary
Germany
Iron Curtain
Red Army
Blow Steam To Stave Off Heart Attack
Philadelphia doctors report a psychocardiology program where workers are urged to vent stress by expressing anger at work. Dr. David Gelfand says bottled resentment can raise blood pressure and harm heart health, recommending patients talk to bosses to relieve tension and reduce risk.
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Philadelphia
David Gelfand
Gelfand
Elks Scholarship Winners Named for Kansas Youth Elks
In Elks annual contest, Robert Allen Evans 18 of El Dorado Kansas won one of two top $1000 awards among 56 college scholarships. Kathleen Joanne Kampmann 20 of Naches Washington shared top honors.
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Philadelphia
el Dorado, Kas
Elks National Foundation
Robert Allen Evans
Kathleen Joanne Kampmann
Naches
Wash
Promise A Real Effort in Road Financing Fight
Republicans pledge a strong effort in the House Public Works Committee to broker rival road financing plans. The panel backed the construction program for about 37 billion in federal funds and 10 billion from states over 12 years, defeating Eisenhower’s bond plan. A Democratic substitute would tax gasoline and diesel fuel, trucks and buses, heavy tires and tubes to raise about 850 million dollars annually, a proposal met with GOP and Democratic concern over the burden on truckers.
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Washington
House Public Works Committee
Eisenhower
Hall Seeks Broad Study of Crime Responsibility in Kansas
Gov. Fred Hall asked Kansas penal and correctional advisory members to perform a searching analysis of the theory of criminal responsibility. He cited limits of punishment by incarceration and proposed exploring reform ideas including a prison without walls, as Wescoe heads the panel during a Lansing penitentiary inspection. The group includes Menninger, Regan, Cass, Rodli, and Hunter, joining a state council study of a 20 point reform program.
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Topeka
Fred Hall
Penal and Correctional Institutions
State of Kansas
Hall
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Lansing
State Penitentiary
Legislative Council
Kansas
Wescoe
Karl Menninger
Joseph Regan
Illinois State Penitentiary
Joliet
Edward R. Cass
New York State Commission of Correction
Gilbert Rodli
Huntington
Walter Hunter
Kansas Board of Penal Institutions
Polio cases decline in latest week report
Washington The Public Health Service said today that the total of polio cases reported last week was lower than that for the corresponding week in any of the past five years. Cumulative disease-year totals since April 1 exceed those of comparable periods in three of the last five years.
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Washington
The
Public Health Service
Segregation Big Georgia Problem
Macon leader J S Williams vows to burn NAACP membership rolls rather than let them be used against Black teachers. Georgia Board of Education votes to revoke licenses of teachers who teach or support desegregated classes. Attorney General Eugene Cook urges revoking licenses of NAACP affiliates as a next meeting is planned. Williams calls Cook’s move desperate and Nazi-like.
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Macon
J. S. Williams
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
State Board of Education
Eugene Cook
NAACP
George P. Whitman Jr
Atlanta
Cook
Williams
Ask Free Service Be Discontinued
TOPEKA Several telephone companies have asked the Kansas Corporation Commission to discontinue free telephone service be provided to certain groups and institutions. The petitions seek to end the no charge program and shift costs to customers or sponsors, prompting inquiries into policy and impact.
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Ask
Topeka
The
Kansas Corporation Commission
Telephone firms seek to end free service routes
Golden Belt Telephone Co. asks permission to end free service between Nekoma and Rush Center Nekoma and Alexander Rozel and Burdett Timken and Rush Center and with Southwestern Bell Western Light and Farmers Telephone and Bison Telephone Co. join in seeking authority to end free service between Albert and Pawnee Rock Bazine and Alexander McCracken and Nekoma Bison and Timken.
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Golden Belt Telephone Co
Nekoma
Rush Center
Alexander
Rozel
Burdett
Timken
Alexander and
Golden Belt
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Western Light and Telephone Co
Farmers Telephone Co
Bison Telephone Co
Albert
Pawnee Rock
Bazine
McCracken
Bison
California’s Fruit and Vegetable Output in 1954
California produced twice as much vegetables as fruit in 1954 signaling a strong agricultural balance. The note ties ancient Rome to Venus with the stork's sacred status, an aside on mythic symbolism.
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California
Rome
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