Side Swipes at Ottawa University Dinner Drives Drive Goal
Dr. Andrew B. Martin presided at Ottawa University annual appreciation dinner attended by over 225 supporters. He outlined the community fund drive aiming for about $10,000 not yet reached. A film Education Is Everybody's Business was shown and OU student Barbara Rogers sang two numbers with accompanist Marty Etta Jones.
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Khrushchev Demands U2 Apology Before Summit
Paris AP reports Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev insists there can be no summit with the United States unless Washington apologizes and punishes those responsible for the U2 incident. He repeats the stance in informal comments during a day-long media tour and says he would attend only if such assurances are made. Meanwhile Eisenhower meets De Gaulle and Macmillan as Western leaders seek to avert breaking the talks.
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Weather and Cold War News Highlight Mixed Fronts
Cloudy periods with scattered thunderstorms forecast this afternoon and tonight across the county, then showers and storms Wednesday. Temperatures reach upper 70s today, upper 50s tonight, mid 70s Wednesday. In Paris, Khrushchev’s push for a summit faltered as De Gaulle and Eisenhower moved ahead without him amid a Soviet embassy stand.
Khrushchev’s Three-Way Struggle At Summit
Paris AP reports Nikita Khrushchev’s failed summit show he faces a three sided clash within the Soviet leadership the military and Chinese Communists. He seeks a peace strategy that preserves Soviet power while avoiding costly global revolutions and disarmament pressures.
Stabbing After Tavern Baseball Argument In KC
A 59-year-old Kansas City baseball fan died from abdominal wounds after a tavern dispute over the Orioles standing in the American League. James F. Robertson admitted stabbing with a pocket knife following a disagreement as Baltimore won to move into first place.
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Summit At A Glance By The Associated Press
Paris reports Khrushchev demands Eisenhower acknowledge aggression, apologize, guarantee no more spy flights, and punish the guilty before summit talks. Western Big Three meet without him as Soviet protests and protests swell. Democrats wary of harming Eisenhower while Republicans risk a peace issue. De Gaulle, Eisenhower, and Macmillan plan a final bid to restore East West diplomacy with a Big Four envisioned. Khrushchev rejects a four power meeting but will meet De Gaulle.
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Storm Slows Dr. Moore on 3200 Mile Trek
Britain's renowned hiker Dr Barbara Moore, 56, aims to reach New York by June 10 to beat the 77 day transcontinental record. She left San Francisco April 13 and has covered about 1500 miles along U S 40 before wind and rainstorms slowed progress near Storm Slows Dr. Moore SIMON Colorado.
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Kansas Alumni Group Elects Dale Maxwell
Lawrence AP reports Dale W Maxwell of Columbus Kansas was elected president of the University of Kansas Alumni Association Richard A Barber of Lawrence was named vice president Maxwell, a 1937 KU graduate, heads a bridge construction firm in Columbus Kansas
U S Aids Allies With Modern Air Power Boost
Manila AP Dudley C. Sharp U S Air Force secretary pledged ongoing aid to allied air forces to raise striking power. He said Filipino airmen will receive air to air Sidewinder missiles and possibly all weather interceptors. Nationalist Chinese forces on Formosa were promised new F104 jets to counter MIG 17s.
Magician physician runs for Congress in Missouri race
Dr Guss Salley a physician and amateur magician campaigns for the Republican nomination in Missouri 11th District Morgan M Moulder represented. He uses tricks to illustrate active and lazy Republicans uniting to win the election promising victory and producing a blooming plant as finale.
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List and Clark Office On Tecumseh List
List and Clark Construction Co of Kansas City will establish its office and parking on Tecumseh Street near Locust in Ottawa for flood control stage two. The site, once four dwellings, will be cleared and leveled as work begins near Forest Park with tree and brush clearing and Willson Creek channel work, scheduled to finish in 1962.
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Kennedy Favored In Maryland Democratic Primary
Light early voting in Maryland showed Sen. John F. Kennedy as the heavy favorite to win all 24 nominating votes. Sen. Wayne Morsey conceded he had little chance to halt him as officials reported turnout far below 30 percent across Baltimore and the counties.
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Mansfield calls for spy blunder inquiry in Senate
Sen. Mike Mansfield urged a full investigation into the U2 spy plane incident amid calls for unity after the summit crisis. He said Congress should trace the chain of command to determine how the flight was set in motion and address the blunders in handling the affair.
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Fire damages six bedroom home on Walnut Street
A blaze at 1195 Poplar Street, Walnut, caused extensive damage to a six bedroom Ybarra family home. Neighbors helped move furniture as fire fighters cut through walls and ceilings. Origin undetermined, total damage not yet estimated. Trinidad Ybarra and family evacuated after smoke filled the upstairs.
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Voice Of America jamming increases amid storm forecasts
Area forecasters warned of more thunderstorms after heightened jamming of Voice of America broadcasts tied to the U2 incident. Ottawa's rain totals varied with reports from residents and stations. tornado alerts were issued as storms moved through Kansas and Missouri. A Neosho plant burned in a lightning strike, causing significant losses and damage to vehicles, amid the same weather event.
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Bricklayers And KC Builders Settle In Kansas City
Bricklayers Local No 4 and the Kansas City Builders Assn signed a 3 year contract late Monday night ending the strike by bricklayers while iron workers and other unions remain unresolved over employer paid health insurance. A Frisco Railroad spill and vandalism caused damages exceeding 200000 dollars to cars and an overpass near St Louis Missouri, with investigations reopened after more acid damage. Authorities investigated threats against the railroad by truck drivers as part of the broader transport disruption.
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Royal Variety show goes on after bomb scare
London AP reports Queen Elizabeth II attended the royal variety performance as a tubular metallic object near Victoria Palace Theater was deemed harmless. Authorities initially feared an unexploded World War II bomb.
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Ike's Stand At Paris Summit Draws Broad Support
Washington AP reports telegraphs and letters flooding the White House in strong support of President Eisenhower's stance on the Paris summit crisis. A White House spokesman noted no tally is yet made but indicated the volume is substantial and heavily favorable.
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