Eisenhower Presses Harder Tone Toward Reds
The Eisenhower administration adopts a harsher stance toward the Russians after Geneva. The State Department calls Adenauer's deal with Moscow a victory for a bankrupt Soviet policy, while Eisenhower and Nixon push for tougher concessions as Dulles plans a major October meeting with the Russians.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Geneva
State Department
Konrad Adenauer
Department
Polley
West Germany
Russia
Adenauer
Soviet Union
East Germany
Moscow
Nixon
Dulles
Community hospitality spans a long weekend in Paola area
The record lists numerous visits and gatherings across Paola Ottawa and nearby towns. Families such as Sizemores Scott Snow Miller Clark Selby and Horne host relatives and friends from El Paso to Oklahoma. Delores Carleton’s 18th birthday is noted with a wiener roast and gifts. An unrelated 1985 mortality stat estimates about 250000 U.S. infants would die in infancy if rates persisted.
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A. D. Sizemore
F. J. Scott
Paola
C. M. Snow
Overland Park
Harry Miller
Mrgt
Norman Miller
famBy
Orpha Clark
C. C. Selby
C. H. Lopez
Cora Button
Hadley McKay
Sue Ann
Philip
R. W. Horne
Donal Horne
Wayne
Merle Montgomery
Dale
Ottawa
T. R. Sedgwick
Stella Lane
Sedgwick
Kenneth Norton
Oklahoma
Marion Smith
Allan
William Faw, Jr
Jimmie
Brad
Kansas City
E. J. Neely
Harold King
R. J. King
Axtell
Kas
M. V. King
Roy English
Glen English
Kenneth Stoffer
Robert Dickey
Delores Carleton
Lexie Johnson
Earl Evans
Delores
Vera Humphrey
Marie Johnson
Sandra Griffin
Patsy Lindsey
Connie Sue Servaes
Joyce Stoffer
Wanda Stoneking
Joyce Nelson
Cleta Wolfe
U. S
Appanoose Visitors Share Sunday Meals and Guests
Mrs. Wilbur P. Davis of Rockwell City Md. is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Mesigh and daughters. Other visitors include Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Richards of Burlington Iowa Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Meineke of Ottawa and Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Briggs plus Larry and Karen Baldwin at the Steele home. Previous week guests of the Mesighs included Thane Robison and Amy Beth of Lawrence Ethel Tomlinson of Dover Charles Mesigh and children Duane and Carol Topeka and Brenda and Faye Blankenship of Topeka. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hart of Ot.
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Wilbur P. Davis
Rockwell, Md
George Mesigh
Davis
Mesigh
J. E. Richards
Burlington
Iowa
W. A. Meineke
Ottawa
B. H. Briggs
Larry and
Karen
Baldwin
Robert Steele
Thane Robison
Amy
Beth
Lawrence
Ethel Tomlinson
Dover
Charles Mesigh
Duane
Carol
Topeka
Brenda
Faye Blankenship
Marvin Hart
Local Visit Families Share Sunday Afternoons
Tawa and Clyde Morgan hosted Sunday supper with Howard Morgan Mike and Ricky. Arthur Meseni mer and Glen Mesenhimer of Lawrence visited cousins Henry Mesenhimer and Alva Meesenhimer in Manhattan last Sunday. Lulie Watkins arrived from Hot Springs Arkansas to visit Arthur Mes enimer. Bill Hollis called on Fred Walker Wednesday afternoon. Wilbur Lauver and Derrell Wendell visited Ada Lauver at the Good Samaritan Nursing Home in Topeka Sunday evening. Narcies Cyr Overbrook dined with Dale Bloom and family last Sunday. Ronnie Bloom attended the Topeka fair Sunday and stayed with Dale McNown in Topeka Sunday night.
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Fred Walker
Wilbur Lauver
Derrell
Wendell
Ada Lauver
Good Samaritan Nursing Home
Topeka
Narcies Cyr
Overbrook
Dale Bloom
Ronnie Bloom
Dale McNown
Bodies of Drowning Victims Recovered
WELLINGTON four victims of a boating accident last Sunday were recovered from Lake Wellington. Vernon Martin 40 Oxford Kansas was found first yesterday followed by his wife Anna 40 and Jim Patrick 40 Belle Plaine. Mrs Patrick 37 was found Monday. A Martins son 22 is en route to the United States from Japan for discharge from the Army.
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Wellington
Lake Wellington
Vernon Martin
Oxford
Kas
Anna Martin
Jim Patrick
Belle Plaine
Patrick
Martins
United States
Japan
Douglas Deals in Bank Sparks Farm Debate in Politics
Washington DC Republican National Chairman Leonard W Hall accused Senator Douglas of dealing in banks and panaceas as the farm price support debate with Eisenhower's 1952 promises heats up. Hall charged Douglas recites only parts of presidential remarks and calls his tactic a trick.
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Washington
Leonard W. Hall
Sen
Douglas
D-Ill
Eisenhower
Hall
Low Bid By A Manhattan Firm
A Reed Construction Co. of Manhattan submitted a bid of 218 420 for rehabilitation of the Ft. Riley post exchange. Army Engineers planned to seek authority to award despite exceeding the 180 450 government estimate. Martin K. Eby of Wichita bid 28 417 on a second phase.
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FT. Riley
Reed Construction Co
Manhattan
Eden ill with influenza forces pause at Chequers
Prime Minister Eden is confined to bed at Chequers with influenza and has canceled his engagements. In New Delhi India lawmakers move to jail horror comics sellers for six months plus fines. In Paris, labor unrest expands as a strike halts most buses and disrupts subway service.
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London
Eden
Chequers
Downing St
New Delhi
India
Finland Leaders Visit Moscow Amid Bus Strike Tension
Finland’s President Juho Paasikivi and Premier Urho Kekkonen arrived in Moscow for a state visit. Moscow radio said Soviet President Klementi Voroshilov greeted the Finns, who arrived in two special Russian planes. Busmen seek a 15 percent wage boost, with no resume date set.
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London
Finland
Juho Paasikivi
Urhe Kekkonen
Moscow
Klementi Voroshilov
Pig Delivers Record Litter in Illinois Farm
Walter Beck's Hampshire sow Susie delivered a record litter of 22 piglets, with 12 born in one day and 10 more five days later. Beck feeds the litter cow's milk by bottle since the sow cannot nurse them all. Invest in U S Savings Bonds.
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Illiopolis, II
Walter Beck
Hampshire
Susie
Beck
Polio vaccine shipment for second rounds reaches six states
National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis ordered 231,813 units of Salk vaccine from Pitman-Moore Co. for free second round shots for first and second graders in six states. Officials announced Missouri 77,220 and Kansas 11,736 doses in the breakdown.
Fire destroys barn and hay at Bernstorf farm
A fire yesterday burned a barn with 6,000 bales of hay and damaged a dairy barn and shelter on the Dr. W. F. Bernstorf farm, about five miles northeast of here. Officials estimate $40,000 in damage after firemen fought the flames for two hours, believed sparked by a short circuit.
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Winfield
W. F. Bernstorf
Here
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