Colorado captain Joe Romig awarded Kansas capitol home
AP reports guarding Colorado football captain Joe Romig received a humorous award, a deed to the Kansas state capitol home in Topeka, tied to CU beating Kansas and Kansas State. The 1901 Kansas Legislature deed becomes void if moved, per stipulation. the plan hinges on annual CU victories.
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Topeka
Ralph Sheldon
Denver
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Sheldon
Capitol
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Senate
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Tulsa
Capitol Dome
Radioactive Fallout Fears Face Minneapolis Caller
A Minneapolis woman asked the Weather Bureau if it is safe to hang clothes out to dry amid Soviet nuclear blasts. The weather man assured there will be ample warning if air reaches dangerous levels.
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Minneapolis
Weather Bureau
Echo satellite path over Ottawa at 7 59 PM tomorrow
The U S ECHO satellite will move northeast in a path 84 degrees above the horizon north of Ottawa at 7 59 PM tomorrow. Prescriptions Raney CH 2 3092. adv.
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U. S
Ottawa
Raney
Weather Forecast for County
Fog and drizzle tonight and early Wednesday with considerable cloudiness through Wednesday. Lows 45 to 50. Highs around 60 Wednesday.
Britain Would Back U S In Bomb Tests
Prime Minister Macmillan told Parliament Britain would support the United States in atmospheric nuclear testing if needed to preserve the balance of power and world freedom. He said Britain has no current plans to test and would not retaliate for a Soviet explosion. He stressed a moral duty to consider health risks to future generations.
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Britain
United States
Macmillan
Gennaday Stepanov
Soviet Union
Pentagon
Drizzles Continue Across Ottawa Area with Warm Up Ahead
Light rain persisted in Ottawa this morning as the weather bureau forecast moisture through today and tonight. Heaviest rainfall occurred in the southern part of the state with Chanute reporting 3.55 inches and Fort Scott 2 inches. Sublette and Greensburg logged over an inch, while Ottawa recorded .36 inches by 7 am.
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Weather Bureau
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Fort Scott
Howard
Grenola
Wichita
Hillsboro
Kingman
Greensburg
Liberal
Sublette
Western leaders condemn Soviet superbomb blast shock
London reported a world headline blast as Western governments condemned the Soviet nuclear surge. Nehru and others called the test regrettable while Asian and African leaders largely stayed silent. Milk safety fear rose as Britain prepared dried milk for babies and seismographs recorded new activity. Turkish and Italian reactions varied amid protests and embassy sit-ins.
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Soviet Union
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London
Khrushchev defends bomb size as 50 megatons exceed cited
In Moscow Khrushchev said the Soviet atomic device exceeded 50 megatons but scientists made a slight miscalculation, and no anger would be shown. The remark, delivered to a restricted congress session, drew applause as delegates were urged to push the program through with hard work. Ekaterina Furtseva was removed from the Presidium during the closing session.
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Uppsala Observatory
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Russia
Congress
Ekaterina Furtseva
Chrysler Holds Up Answer In UAW Contract Talks
Chrysler Corp held back its formal response to the United Auto Workers contract proposal to study the union plan. Negotiations were delayed from 9 a.m. as top executives return to the table. UAW President Walter P. Reuther said the plan considers Chrysler economics after a $20.5 million loss in the first nine months. The industry deadline remains, with Ford and GM already settling.
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General Motors Corp
K State Honors Kansas City Couple as Parents Day Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert J. Wagner of Kansas City Missouri were chosen as Honorary Mom and Dad for Kansas State University Students during Parents Day. The Wagners were registered by their daughter Gloria a junior in speech and will attend a noon buffet and the Kansas State Oklahoma football game, plus a special halftime ceremony with President James A. McCain.
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Van Fleet faults Stevenson over Cuban invasion fizzled
Gen. James A. Van Fleet told the Tampa Tribune that Adlai E. Stevenson should have been fired for the Cuban invasion fiasco. He warned Berlin and Laos are lost and warned a 50-50 chance of keeping South Vietnam from Communist control. Van Fleet, a former 8th Army commander, was to report to Fort Bragg to supervise guerrilla warfare training.
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N.C
Tally's Toot Weather and Russians Frustration Tested
A humorous column weighs which irritants loom larger as a weather front and political tensions with Russia irk the public. The piece blends wry commentary on climate and international affairs with local reaction.
Hattie Pounds Belize City and British Honduras
Giant hurricane Hattie struck Belize City in the British crown colony, bringing 150 to 200 mph gusts and a 15 foot storm tide that could flood the capital and spread floods into Guatemala. Residents sought shelters as power failed and officials warned of severe lashings. The storm moved west-southwest toward Central America, threatening Cuba and south Florida before weakening inland.
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Capture of York and Latham Linked to Multi-state Killings
RUSSELL Kan AP Two youths George Ronald York and James Douglas Latham captured in Utah at a roadblock are charged with first degree murder in the June 9 killing of Otto Ziegler, Oakley Kan Union Pacific roadmaster. They face charges in Florida Tennessee Illinois and Colorado. A third man Vincent Earl Olson rode with them.
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Tooele City
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Tennessee
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Colorado
Gillette
Gransville
Vincent Earl Olson
Olson
Wallace County
Guy Sullivan
Sharon Springs
Vernon Popp
Raymond Dement
Union Pacific
Inside Page Teasers and Reader Notes Snapshot
This fragment hints at a newspaper feature page with references to reader submissions by Ed Wiltzes and Robert Welch and General Walkers. It mentions coordinating youth projects, discusses medical care costs in America at 16 billion annually, and notes a railroad track division between New Delhi and old India.
Giggling Firebug Leaves Fiery Trail
A giggling six foot arsonist started fires in nine major San Francisco hotels and additional trash pile blazes downtown. Fire officials confirmed all fires were set by the same person, with $10,000 damage at the Fielding Hotel. Police hunted the suspect as downtown hotels guarded entry points and a theater district blaze spree continued into the night.
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Market Street
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