Eisenhower to Attend NATO Summit Meeting in Paris
President Eisenhower plans to travel to Paris in December for a NATO council meeting that may become a heads of government summit. He and Prime Minister Macmillan seek to revise Western defense systems to counter Soviet military moves, with Amory Houghton confirming the plans to France.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Paris
NATO
Russia
U. S
Amory Houghton
Houghton
Christian Pineau
France
Harold Macmillan
NATO Council
Macmillan
Council
Court Reverses on Eminent Domain Appeals
The Kansas Supreme Court reversed its stance on processing appeals in land condemnation cases. Appeals tied to the same tract should be treated as a single action to review whether awards are adequate, with two justices dissenting. The ruling followed three cases involving the Kansas Turnpike Authority and interests of Collingwood, Moore, Jenkins and others.
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Topeka
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Alfred G. Schroeder
Kansas
Suspect Posts Bond In Narcotics Case
Kansas City Kansas man George Sturdivant 34 released on 1500 bond after waiving preliminary hearing on possessing narcotics. Co defendant Joseph Riley 31 of Kansas City Kansas cleared of charges. Sturdivant accused of possessing one ounce of heroin in Chillicothe Missouri scene last week.
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Kansas City
George Sturdivant
Kan
Joseph W. Riley
Sturdivant
Chillicothe
Egyptian Troops Strengthen Syria Front amid Turkish Fears
Al Ahram quotes Syrian army commander praising Egyptian forces as a real striking force covering positions in Syria. Maj. Gen. Alif Bizry in Damascus says readiness for all military eventualities. Egypt backs Syria amid reports Turkey masses troops under a unified command using Russian arms.
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Cairo
al Ahram
Syria
Alif Bizry
Damascus
Turkey
Egypt
Newcastle Cafe Closes After Death of Grandson
The Newcastle Cafe will be closed Sunday due to the death of the owner’s grandson Jady. The closure serves as a formal pause in operations to allow mourning and family rites. Local patrons are advised to check for updated reopening notices from the business.
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Newcastle
Jady
Weather Sets Record Lows In Cold Snap
A hard freeze swept Kansas with min temperatures from 28 at Pittsburg to 20 at Dodge City. Record lows shattered as midnight temps fell to 1 degree below the previous 1929 record. Forecast calls for mostly cloudy, with snow flurries, then clearing and warmer Sunday with highs in the 40s.
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Topeka
Kansas
Pittsburg
Dodge City
Mercury
Goodland
Chanute
Exchange of Letters Leads to Marriage
Salinas California report of linked marriages through mail romance. Laurence Pederson wed radio announcer Carroll Pederson after a long distance courtship between California and Cairo. Collette Pederson, 19, was engaged to geophysicist Val Muraro, who wrote from Pasadena and Italy while Collette was in Beirut.
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Salinas
Calif
Laurence
Carroll Pederson
California
Cairo
Egypt
Pederson
Collette
Val Muraro
Muraro
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Beirut
Lebanon
Italy
Boy Bruised After Bicycle Collision Near Highland
Richard Martin twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs Irvin Martin of 110 S Highland was bruised yesterday when struck by an unidentified car. He rode his bicycle from an alley between Evergreen and Highland onto 2nd street when hit. He received treatment at home and the rear of the bicycle was damaged.
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Richard Martin
Irvin Martin
S. Highland
Evergreen
Highland
Masked Halloween Party at Village Creek Center
A masked Halloween party is scheduled at the Village Creek community center at 7 p.m. Tuesday. Pumpkin pie will be served and the public is invited.
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Village Creek
Weeks Sees Business Dip Curbing Living Costs
Secretary Weeks cited a BAC forecast of a mild early next year downturn in activity that should check living costs and unemployment. A production per worker rise could worsen joblessness. tax relief may be delayed as revenues slow, with some urging greater satellite and weapons spending.
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Sterling F. Green
Business Advisory Council Bac
Weeks
Advisory Council
Congress
Third Man Charged In Beating Death
A third man, Eugene Red Searles, 21, of Junction City, is charged as an accessory after the fact in the beating death of Pvt. Omer P. Greene of Ft. Riley on Sept 17. Searles posted 2000 bond and remains in county custody while John Johnston 25 of Junction City and Wendell Lloyd Taylor 21 of Salina face murder charges for the same case. Greene’s home was Knoxville Tennessee. The fatal beating occurred in a city park here.
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Junction City
Omer P. Greene
Ft. Riley
Eugene “Red" Searles
Robert Deam
John Johnston
Wendell Lloyd Taylor
Salina
Greene
Knoxville, Tenn
Aity Park
Extra Hour's Sleep as Daylight Saving Ends
New York reports an extra hour of sleep tonight as daylight saving time ends at 2 am tomorrow. People are advised to turn their clocks back one hour before bed to gain an additional hour.
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New York
Halloween prank vandalism warning from police chief
Police chief Tom Morehead warns that any person committing a Halloween prank involving vandalism will be prosecuted by the department.
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Tom i Morehead
Police
Ady
French Workers Back on Jobs After 24 Hour Strike
In Paris and across France a 24 hour general strike shut factories, crippled transportation, and halted many services. Workers returned to work with little immediate result beyond public sympathy and potential political pressure as Guy Mollet faces a cabinet vote next week.
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Paris
France
Guy Mollet
National Assembly
Soldier Nicholas Garcia Fatally Stabbed in Seoul
Pfc. Nicholas Garcia 20 from Garden City Kansas was identified by the U S Army as the victim of a fatal stabbing in Seoul during an early Sunday altercation with fellow U S soldiers. One serviceman was arrested and held as the investigation continues. Garcia belonged to Company C 728 Military Police Battalion.
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Seoul
U. S
Nicholas Garcia
Garden City
Kas
Garcia
Co. C. 728 Military Police
Abel Guilty Faces Possible Death Sentence in Espionage Case
Rudolph T Abel, a 55 year old former Soviet secret police colonel, was found guilty by a Brooklyn federal jury of conspiring to steal United States military and atomic secrets for the Soviet Union. The panel deliberated 3 hours and 35 minutes before sentencing set for November 15.
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New York
Rudolph T Abel
United States
Soviet Union
Secret Police
Mortimer W. Byers
Byers
Brooklyn
Regents OK on K State dorm project plan
The State Board of Regents approved financing for a new 600 bed dormitory at Kansas State College. The $2.422 million project will be funded by a $1.4 million federal loan plus a state levy and gifts, with a second dorm of identical size planned. Bond totals across five state colleges reach $9.45 million with $8.925 million approved for similar buildings.
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Topeka
State Board of Regents
Kansas State College
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Hubert Brighton
Stowaway 15 Is Removed From Navy Carrier
A 15 year old stowaway posing as a sailor for almost three days was taken off the aircraft carrier USS Phillipine Sea near southern California. He climbed aboard at North Island Naval Air Station and was found in the crew quarters dressed in dungarees. He was turned over to juvenile authorities in San Diego after the ship returned to port.
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San Diego
Calif
Phillipine
California
John T. Lopez Jr
Norwalk
Lopez
Navy
North Island Naval Air Station
Chamber Study Calls For Modernizing Kansas Local Govt
The Kansas Chamber of Commerce tax research unit reports Kansas has about 6 200 local government units plus state and federal bodies. It notes a drop in school districts from 8 600 in 1942 to about 3 150 today but warns many are too small to fund adequate education and cites a rise in special districts from 264 in 1952 to 809 in 1957 threatening multiple overlapping authorities and higher taxes.
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Topeka
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
Chamber
Tax Research Department
Studious 14-year-old gunman kills in Hanover
A 14-year-old boy described as studious shot at classmates and others in Hanover Maryland, injuring two and triggering a fatal heart attack in store owner Andrew Jacobs. Charles Smith was captured nearby after the spree, carrying a .22 rifle and a shotgun. Police note he had been teased about his zeal for learning.
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Hanover
Charles Smith
Waterloo Barracks
Carol Ann Downing
Edgar Manning
Edgar
Anna Stone
Manning
Andrew Jacobs
Jake
Jacobs
Young Smith
Smith
Labor Council Orders Cleanup By two Unions
AFL CIO orders UTW and Bakery Workers to oust corrupt officials or face suspension. UTW must remove President Anthony Valente and halt $104 000 planned payout to Lloyd Klewert. Bakery Workers must remove President James G Cross and reinstate Curtis R Sims. Deadline is November 15 with possible expulsion at December convention.
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Washington
Aficio
United Textile Workers
UTW
Bakery Workers
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Senate Rackets Investigating Committee
Bakers
Labor Federation
Anthony Valente
Lloyd Klewert
Bakery Workers Union
James G. Cross
Curtis R. Sims
Sims
Cross
Klewert
Valente
Meat Workers Picket Markets Across Kansas City Area
A union strike shuts work at about 32 grocery stores in the Kansas City region after the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen Local 576 escalated to a full industry wide walkout. Some stores closed, others operated with supervisors as lines formed for hours at open markets. Labor talks linger with wages cited up to 2.55 dollars hourly for master butchers.
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Kansas City
Meat Cutters Union
Milgram and
Kroger
Thriftway Markets
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen
Safeway
A&p
C. H. Nothnagel
Audsley
Nothnagel
Boeing Wichita Plant Announces 2000 Layoffs
Boeing Airplane Co announces 2000 job cuts at its Wichita facility, part of 3500 reductions recent at the plant due to cutbacks in Air Force spending. Vice President N D Showalter cites future layoffs pending Air Force reaction to current proposals. The workforce is to total 30500 by December 1.
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Wichita
Kan
Boeing Airplane Co
N. D. Showalter
Air Force
Boeing
Integration Split Broadens In Arkansas Crisis
In Little Rock the integration dispute widens as Governor Faubus demands immediate release of 1800 Arkansas National Guardsmen on federal duty and seeks a Senate investigation into federal evasion of Selective Service. Meanwhile Central High operates closer to normal with nine minority students attending under reduced guard, and a shift to private autos for arrivals and departures.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval Faubus Suard
Central High
Faubus
Eisenhower
Army
Brucker
Arkansas National
Fissenhower
Sen. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Fed
Arkansas Guard
Swedish cabinet resigns after Agrarian split
Stockholm. Prime Minister Tage Erlander presented the cabinet’s resignation to King Gustaf VI Adolf after four Agrarian ministers quit the Socialist Agrarian coalition over policy disputes. The king asked Erlander to remain in office until a new cabinet is formed. Erlander has led since 1945.
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Stockholm
Tage Erlander
Gustav VI Adolf
Sweden
Erlander
Navy Plane Makes South Pole Landing
A Navy Neptune patrol bomber carrying 16 aboard landed at the South Pole in thick haze. Cmdr. Vernon Jack Coley of Oakland California piloted the 750 mile flight from McMurdo Sound base to the pole, amid 60 degrees below zero. The mission marked the start of the season and follows a 15 nation effort at a summit conference at McMurdo Sound.
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Mcemurdo
Antarctica
South Pole
Vernon Jack Coley
Oakland
Calif
IV. S
McMurdo Sound
Era Alliance
Mao to Head Chinese Delegation for Moscow Anniversary
Peiping radio says Mao Zedong accepted Khrushchev’s invitation to the 40th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution in Moscow. The Chinese Central Committee orders Mao to lead the delegation on November 7 as Western leaders prepare for NATO talks in Paris.
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Hong Kong
Red
Diplomats Await Ike Macmillan Paris NATO Meeting
U S Ambassador Amory Houghton informed the French foreign ministry that President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan plan a December Paris NATO council meeting. The Washington talks with the French government concluded yesterday and details of the intended visit emerged.
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Paris
U.S
Amory Houghton
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
NATO Council
Houghton
Christian Pineau
France
Macmillan
Washington
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Council of Economic Advisers
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BAC
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Msgt
Roy Rhodes
Ft. Belvoir
Rhodes
Moscow
James B. Donovan
Astr. U.S. Atty
William F.tompkins
Canada
Kremlin
Chamber of Commerce
Labor Council
Harold L. Audsley
Mao
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