U.S. Could Find Big Market In Russia
American buyers could ship vast items to the Soviet Union and find eager customers while Moscow has money to pay. Khrushchev seeks more credits and sales for cash or barter. but trade is tightly controlled by both sides. In five months this year imports from the USSR were 12 million dollars and exports 3 million. 1958 figures show 17 million imports and 3.5 million exports. Major purchases include benzene, instruments, pulp, furs, while the Soviets seek pipelines, equipment, seeds, and processing plants. Only a small share of potential trade is allowed, with many items barred as strategic. Despite limits, tourism has left five million dollars in Soviet hands this year.
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Soviet Union
Ivan
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Western Alliance
Washington
Moscow
Iron Curtain
Rayburn Criticizes Democrats Who Align With Opposition
Washington AP Speaker Sam Rayburn Democrat from Texas voiced irritation at colleagues who vote with the opposition most of the time. He said such so called Democrats should run on another ticket and condemned frequent party defection during a television interview.
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Washington
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Sunsday
Rayburn
River Traffic Sets A Record on Missouri River
River traffic on the Missouri has set a record with 586000 tons moved this year, edge over last year's total, and an expected 700000 tons by November. The boost comes despite a four-line barge shutdown since July 1 in a labor dispute and follows dam openings starting in 1952 that allowed better flow control.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Army Corps of Engineers
South Dakota
Yellowstone Shaken by Four Earth Shocks Near West Yellowstone
Four tremors rattled the West Yellowstone area Sunday, about a month after a major quake on August 17. No damage was reported. The incident comes as residents remain cautious and monitor the region for further seismic activity.
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West Yellowstone
Mont
Giants Bounce Back To Lead National League Race
The San Francisco Giants rebound to maintain a league lead with a 1-0 win over the Philadelphia Phillies as Jack Sanford and Mike McCormick combine to seal the victory. Meanwhile the Dodgers lose to Pittsburgh and Cincinnati tops Milwaukee. Other NL results include Chicago blanking St. Louis 8-0. Hank Foiles with a decisive eighth inning homer for Pittsburgh.
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San Francisco Giants
Milwaukee
Giants
Philadelphia
Phillies
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Pittsburgh
Milwaukee Braves
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Jack Sanford
Mike McCormick
Harry Anderson
McCormick
Ed Bouchee
Willie Mays
Dodgers
Hank Foiles
Chuck Churn
Ray Mesias
Bob Skinner
Dick Stuart
Johnny Podres
Ronnie Kline
Eddie Kasko
Frank Robinson
Redso
Bob Purkey
Warren Spahn
Eddie Mathews
Braves
Ernie Banks
Cubs
Glen Hobbie
Ken Bayer
Four Injured In Games Over Weekend
Four players were hurt in weekend baseball games including Jim Landis of the Chicago White Sox who faces an indefinite absence with a ruptured blood vessel in his right leg. Ryne Duren Bill Tuttle and Brooks Robinson also sustained injuries in separate games. Duren expected to pitch again in four days Tuttle out for season and Robinson required six stitches after a foul ball collision.
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Chicago White Sox
al Lopez
Landis
Lopez
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
Ryne Duren
Yankees
Bill Tuttle
Kansas City
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Duren
Tito Francona
Tuttle
Willie Tasby
Robinson
Sunflower Site Favored for National Academy Location
Rep. Newell A. George proposes the Sunflower Ordnance plant near Eudora Kansas as the site for a national academy of science and engineering. He notes the facility has idle acreage buildings and Army equipment suitable for such an institution.
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Washington
Newell A. George
D-Kas
National Academy For Science and Engineering
Sunflower Ordnance Plant
Eudora
Kas
Sunflower
Army
George
Miss America 1960 Lynda Mead vows education and example
Atlantic City AP Miss America Lynda Lee Mead, 20, Natchez Miss, won the title Saturday and a 10000 scholarship plus potential earnings from appearances. She aims to educate herself to set an example for American women, enjoys reading and music, dislikes rock n roll, and sees marriage years ahead. Mead is 5 feet 7, brown hair, green eyes, 36 24 36.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Lynda Lee Mead
Natchez, Miss
Miss Mead
Mississippi
Mary Ann Mobley
Brandon
University of Mississippi
Russians Begin London Stop Ahead of Khrushchev Trip
An advance party of 29 Russians accompanying Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev paused at London Airport before continuing to New York. The group included secretaries and aides.
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London
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
New York
Richmond Area Notes Highlight Family Reunions and Visits
News from Richmond area lists the fourth annual Bowman family reunion at Scipio Hall with a basket dinner and many relatives visiting from Kansas, Missouri, and Ohio. The Richmond Band joined a Labor Day parade in Louisburg as locals and in lawrence area guests mingled with friends and relatives at homes in Osawatomie, Paola, and other towns.
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Anderson County
Thomas Kent
Martin Bowman
Scipio Hall
Martin Bowmans
Max Feuerborns
Wichita
Lloyd Mills
Paola
Ivo Bowman
Basehor
Clifford Rockers
Kansas City
Lloyd Stiffer
Ronnie
Pomona
Clifford
Martin Feuerborns
Greeley
John Rocker
Donna
Gregg Lickteigs
Nick Hermreck
Marie Hopperger
Andy Bowman
Gertrude
Judith
Leonard
Frank
Garnett
Mark Rockers Jr
Kenneth
Delmar Bowmans
Kate Mersman
Dan
Robert Lickteigs
Raymond Mersman
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Charles Miller
Shawnee
Albert Picketts
George
Copeland Gault
Frank Hahner
Alfred Wiesner
San Diego
Calif
Fred Wiesners
al Eatwells
Overland Park
Carl Pickert
Ernest Pickert
Loretta
Marjorie Roeckers
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Margaret Kloss
Mary Os
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Ralph Arrington
John Strobels
Chester Coats
Clifford Briggs
Phyllis
Briggs
Fall River
John Fox
Severy
Wilbur Purvis
Bob
Granby
E. S. Maxey
Allie Murray
Ellis Johnson
Winters Par Colo
Fred Johnson
Marguerite Roberts
Waldo
Lawrence Egberts
Cutler
Ill
Lee Metze
Joe Stickens
Ponca City
Okla
Gene Mildfelt
Joe Mildfelt
No Playboys Wanted At Kansas State Campus
President James A. McCain told incoming students at Kansas State University that there is no place for a playboy on campus. He urged higher scholastic standards and said a student should place first things first and not let glamorous campus activities divert time and energy from studies.
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Kas
Kansas State
James A. McCain
Kansas State University
McCain
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