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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1956
Page
7
Canadian reporter David Lancashire spent six weeks touring Manchuria by traveling 5500 miles. He spoke with farmers workers clerks and a few capitalists to depict industrial development and daily life in the region under tight travel controls from U S reporters.
A detailed look at Mukden in Liaoning Province as it becomes a center of Manchuria’s industrial push. The piece describes factories, wages, housing, daily life, and the role of Russian technologists shaping Chinese capability to run plants, with scarce nightlife and high output.
Gov Christian A Herter returned home to finish his term as governor before assuming the post of undersecretary of state next month. The nomination by President Eisenhower was to replace Herbert Hoover Jr. who was set to return to private life.
Christmas activities unfold in Erie with multiple clubs hosting parties and meetings at churches halls and homes. Notable gatherings include the Finesse Club Pleasant Hour and VFW Auxiliary, IOOF hall events, and Masonic Lodge fish fry. Members attend from local families as plans flow into January.
Typhoon Polly battered southern Luzon with 80 mph winds leaving at least 14 dead and 38 missing. The Bureau of Customs reported 32 stevedores missing after two barges sank offshore. East Germany faces shortages, while Albania reports all-out Communist district wins with near unanimous turnout.
Premier Chou En lai urged the United States to make concessions before Peiping will release 10 Americans held in Communist China. He noted 34 Americans had been released, accused the U S of not releasing Chinese or listing Chinese in the United States, and questioned which side should move first.
A wary reporter notes the outlook for China sobers as Hungary faces government pressure. The report stresses anxiety over potential impact on Chinese families and broader relations.
Los Angeles United Auto Workers leader Walter Reuther calls for a standing UN police force of 25 000 to handle crises, urging a U N charter revision. He cites the Nagy government in Budapest as an example of rapid deployment.
Members of Sigma Nu at USC awoke to find a steer in their living room and furniture overturned. Feathers from ripped pillows stuck in gallons of syrup poured down stairs, sacks of flour dumped about. Pledges reportedly staged a ditch night retaliation for the pledge season.
Kansas City Big Seven faculty postponed action on raising football game officials from four to five. The proposal to be revisited at the March meeting. They approved expanding baseball travelling squads from 15 to 17. No TV unless game sells out or sponsor covers any deficit. Tribune by carrier raises 30 cents weekly.
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