Patience Key To Peace Says Adenauer in Chicago
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer told the Chicago Executive Club that timely rearmament has averted war with Russia and that the cold war will end in the free nations' favor if they remain patient. He warned Russians view time differently and that Western Europe must outwait them to prevent Soviet gains.
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Chicago
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Russia
Executive Club of
Adenauer
United States
Free Peoples
Europe
German leader Adenauer on strength and unity for world war victory
Adenauer argued Russia needed strength and war potential to become the strongest nation and said a free united Germany was an absolute prerequisite for the victory of the free peoples in the great conflict of our time.
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Russia
Adenauer
Germany
Royal Princess Beatrix Spotted in Rome on Private Visit
Italian police warned photographers they may confiscate cameras if Beatrix visits the streets of Rome. Dutch officials described the 18 year old princess as on a strictly private vacation, with no link to reports about a faith healer or Queen Juliana. Unrest looms in Czechoslovakia as student demands for academic freedom are rejected by the government. In Rome a separate incident saw two tigers escape a circus enclosure near St. John Lateran, prompting a police roundup. Hong Kong reports say two American Catholic missionaries Clifford and Phillips were released after three years in prison in China.
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Beatrix
The
Netherlands
Juliana
St. John Lateran
Hong Kong
Peiping Radio
California
Father John William Clifford
Thomas Leonard Phillips
John William Clifford
U.S
China
Train Arrives Missing Two Men On Board
A train rolled in with neither of the two men on board, leaving questions about their disappearance and the train’s itinerary. Investigators viewed the incident as a troubling missing persons case and sought clues from onboard staff and surveillance footage.
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Train
Demo Resurgence Cited by Docking in Kansas
Overland Park George Docking a Democratic candidate for governor cites a resurgence of Democratic power in Kansas over the last four years blaming the Republican administration for catering to special interests.
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Overland Park
George Docking
Kansas
Unrest in the Middle East Slows Missionary Work
In Kansas City the Nazarene Missionary Society heard Rev Don DePasquale of Damascus warn that regional turmoil and Arab unrest drive many toward communism. He cited fear of government interference as a barrier to their ministry and aid efforts in the Middle East.
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Kansas City
Church of the Nazarene
Middle East
Don DePasquale
Damascus
Syria
Nazarene Missionary Society
Church Society Held Pre Convention Meetings
A society meeting was held as part of pre convention events with two additional sessions conducted in advance of the church’s general convention scheduled to open Sunday and run through Friday.
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Middle East
Regents Back Project For Manhattan
Kansas Board of Regents assured the U S Department of Agriculture that the board and Kansas State College will provide full assistance if Manhattan is chosen for an animal disease laboratory. A proposed $18,915,009 lab would be built near the college with existing K State facilities noted. The U S steel industry employed 656,600 people in 1955.
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Topeka
Kansas Board of Regents
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Agriculture Department
K-State
U.S
Glazed Orange Apples Recipe
Sugar orange rind and juice simmer to a light syrup then apples are cut into eighths and poached until translucent. Turn and rearrange slices as they cook. Serve hot with the remaining syrup spooned over. Makes six servings. A dash of salt and optional brandy flavoring may be added.
Spicy Dry Mustard Paprika Blend For Coating Meats
A small tightly covered jar holds a spice mix of dry mustard paprika salt and pepper. Use this blend to season flour for coating meats or poultry before cooking.
High School Senior Wins KU Music Camp Scholarship
Mary Kay Hargrove, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hargrove of 312 West Main, has earned a $100 scholarship to the University of Kansas music camp in Lawrence. She will register Sunday and begin study of piano and pipe organ Monday.
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Mary Kay Hargrove
Howard Hargrove
W. Main
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Club Hears Picnic Ideas and Plans Fund Drive
Thursday in Mrs. E. E Roberts home with Mrs. Charles Henshall presiding. Eleven members discussed picnic basket ideas and voted to give 25 to the Isolette Fund at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Plans for a county fair booth were outlined and refreshments were provided by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Hazel Oyster.
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E. E Roberts
Charles Henshall
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Hazel Oyster
Better English 1. What is Wrong or He ae itence?
The fragmentary text shows garbled phrases and misspellings. It asks about word choices and meanings such as “awareness” and “evidence” with examples and guidance on correcting errors.
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