Washington Dull Hope for Soviet US Talks Fray
The piece notes the Eisenhower administration avoiding initiative toward official visits while Khrushchev signals readiness for dialogue. It cites Khrushchev meeting John A. Kennedy in Moscow and contrasts Russia inviting Gen. Nathan Twining with uncertainty over inviting Marshal Zhukov to Washington.
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Reciprocal invitation hinted in postwar diplomacy
The remark suggests a bilateral approach in postwar talks with Moscow. If the Russians request Secretary Wilson meet in Moscow, Zhukov would be invited to the United States. The exchange emphasizes reciprocal diplomacy and high level military liaison.
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News From Peoria-Imes Highlights Local Visits
Vacationing Lewis Wichman and family trip to the Ozarks. Numerous Ottawa, Wichita, and Peoria residents visited or hosted gatherings for birthdays, dinners, and church events. Funeral attendance noted for Hoyt Blankenship. relations from Ottawa, Great Bend, and Baldwin featured. John Shenk to New Jersey trip with wife and children. return planned.
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Cliff Detwiler
Charles Shaw
Wet And Stormy Weather Ahead
Wet and possibly stormy weather looms for central states as thunderstorms move from the plains into the upper Great Lakes and western Illinois. Tornadic winds troubled Kansas while Nebraska and Minnesota saw strong storms, with cooler air lowering Dakotan temps and Great Lakes areas remaining warmer. Local notes mention Wichita visitors, funeral attendances, Bible school helpers, and Pail Stuffel pitching for Memphis in the Southern Asia league after a 12 3 record in 1955.
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Elected Governor of Boys State Elected Governor of Boys State
The Sunflower Boys' State started functioning yesterday after Frank Naylor of Kansas City was elected governor and filled all appointive posts. A watchdog committee was named to oversee officials and agencies, including defeated candidates from Federalist and Socialist parties, led by Sheldon De Lange of Girard as chairman with Junod of Chanute as vice chair and Ray Long of Ness City as secretary.
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Brown County Sheriff Dies After Heart Attack
Austin Simmons 57 longtime Brown County sheriff died at a Hiawatha hospital yesterday after a heart attack at his home. Simmons had filed for re nomination and previously served as undersheriff from 1951 to 1955 and was a former member of the Hiawatha police force.
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