New Obstacle Delays Work On Suez Canal
Cairo reports a new hurdle to the UN plan to reopen the Suez Canal quickly. Egypt will not clear wrecks and debris until all Israeli forces leave Egyptian territory, risking weeks of delay. UN aides Cordier and Katzin head to Cairo to press for action as Israeli withdrawals from Sinai continue.
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Suez Canal
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New York
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Hammarskjold
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Alfred G. Katzin
Israel
Sinai Desert
Gaza Strip
U. N
Palestine
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Gaza
A. U.N
Port Said
Daily Crude Average Jumps in Kansas
Weekly U S crude and condensate production rose to 7 293 895 barrels with Kansas up 7 900 to 341 000 and Oklahoma up 6 400 to 606 250 amid a national gain of 16 070 barrels for the week ending December 22 Illinois posted the largest decline 4 000 barrels to 238 000 The year total reached 2 549 578 990 barrels versus 2 420 570 860 a year ago
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Tulsa
U. S
Oil and Gas Journal
Kansas
Oklahoma
Illinois
Weekend traffic surge causes multiple fender benders in Chanute
A Christmas weekend traffic surge produced several accidents in Chanute with two major collisions at Ash and Highland. One crash involved Loise V. Cole and Walter E. Baughman. Baughman treated for a cut and Cole uninjured. Both drivers cited for reckless driving.
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Spence
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State Farm Totals Show Shifts In Agricultural Outputs
The report lists state by state changes with Colorado and Nebraska increasing, Arkansas and Kansas showing declines. Nebraska up 1,950 to 39,800. Colorado up 1,200 to 158,100. Ark and Kansas down 500 to 77,600.
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Kidnaper Shannon Dies in Texas
Bridgeport resident Boss Shannon, jailed 11 years for his role in the 1933 Urschel kidnapping, died at 79 after a heart attack at his 535 acre Paradise area farm. He had testified that his family guarded Urschel during the Oklahoma City abduction tied to George Kelly. Most of the $200000 ransom was recovered.
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Boss) Shannon
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Machine Gun) Kelly
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Albert Bates
Oklahoma City
Helicopter and Radio To Control Bus Lines
New York City Transit Authority unveils an experimental system using helicopters and radio to regulate city bus operations. The aim is to reduce long waits at stops and prevent several buses arriving simultaneously. James B. Edmunds, the general superintendent, discusses the project.
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New York City Transit Authority
James B. Edmunds
Refugees Arrive in U S on Ike Plane at McGuire Base
Twenty one Hungarian refugees land at McGuire Air Force Base aboard President Eisenhower’s Columbine. The flight from Munich to New Jersey took 18 hours, eight adults and 13 children greeted by crew, then sent to Camp Kilmer. Lt Col Draper posed with the Csukardi family before departure.
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19 New Faces In State Senate
The Kansas Senate will have 29 new members out of 40 when the session begins January 8, while the House will host at least 66 new members of 125 seats. Turnover in the House sits at 52.8 percent, below the historical average, with Senate turnover at 72.5 percent for this term. The multi county districts drive retirements and party rotation, and the University of Kansas Governmental Research Center notes the Senate’s longer term turnover remains below long term averages.
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Hamilton County
University of Kansas
Retiring Kansas lawmakers leave seats in 1956 session
The Chanute Tribune reports that 21 of 29 retiring senators and 52 of 66 retiring representatives left office this year. Some representatives resigned to seek a Senate seat. The note appears in a December 26, 1956 issue and mentions legislative service time constraints.
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House
Senate
Notice of Probate Hearing in Neosho County Kansas
Mae Shirley, sister of Earl W Coppock deceased, petitions for the descent of real property in Chanute Kansas and other assets. The court requires written defenses by January 3 1957 at 10 00 AM in Erie Kansas. Attorney for petitioner is John N Sherman Jr of Chanute.
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Chanute Tribune
Neosho County
Kansas
Earl W. Coppock
State OF Kansas
Mae Shirley
Towit
John N. Sherman, Jr
First National Bank
Bidg
Chanute
Dissolution Filed For Guaranty Of Corporation
The Chanute Tribune reports that Guaranty Of Corporation with registered office in Chanute Neosho County Kansas filed its Resolution of Dissolution in this office on December 8 1956 per state law. Secretary Paul R Shanahan signed and sealed the document.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Neosho County
Kansas
Paul R. Shanahan
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