British Press backs H-bomb bomber policy in Britain
Labor doubts over U S bombers with H bombs aboard persist as Conservative line gains support. Macmillan assures no nuclear explosion risk, citing bombs in parts and expert assembly. Labor and Daily Mirror debate the risk while Adenauer recovers from influenza in Germany.
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U. S
Britain
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Labor Party
House of Commons
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Daily Mirror
Mary Selwyn Lloyd
Kayettes Banquet At Dighton School
Dighton notes report the Kayettes banquet held at the school for members and mothers. Mentions Mr and Mrs Karl Litzenberger and Anna Herone mus visiting Liberal, families gathering in Halstead for a hospital checkup, and local residents visiting relatives including Mrs Wilbert Schwartz in Wesleyan hospital Wichita. Also references Mr and Mrs Jake Pelton from Araphoe Colorado visiting, with Mrs Culver and family staying with Culver relatives.
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Karl Litzenberger
Anna Heronemus
Miss Heronemus
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Sam Heath
Rosan
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Wilbert Schwartz
Wesleyan Hospital
Wichita
World Today Brief Notes Abroad Mixes Post Office Strikes and Nuclear Talks
Colombo called off tea auctions for a second week due to ongoing strikes. London reported its first postal deficit in 35 years while staffing costs prompted pay raises and higher charges. Wellington leaders urged a ban on nuclear tests as Labor wins control. outgoing ministers differ on Britain’s weapons program. Local items note visiting relatives, a fall concert, and a fire at Central College auditorium, with various residents listed.
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Ostmaster
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Nobusuke’ Kishi
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Japan Age
Sidney Holland
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KLM
Indonesia
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U.N. General Assembly
U.N
Sukarno
College Officials Elect Ottawa Leader for Kansas Assn
College officials yesterday elected Ottawa native Fisher of Manhattan as president of the Kansas College Officials Assn. Bill Osbothy of Ottawa was named to a top post, with Laney as another officer.
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Kaks—Lud Fisher
Manhat “Swag
Kansas’ College
Bill Osbothy
Qetar Het -Laney
British Nations Meet in Asia opens Commonwealth conference
Delegates from 49 nations gathered in New Delhi for the first British Commonwealth parliamentary conference in Asia. An official American delegation of three senators was invited as observer representatives of a former British colony and due later. Dalip Singh Sound, the former Punjabi Sikh now representing California's 29th District, attended the opening. Official U.S. representatives named are Senators Morton, Sensides, and Morse.
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India
Asia
California
Dalip Singh Sound
U.S
Morton
Eivisds
R-Kan
Morse
Ore
Army privates die in motel carbon monoxide poisoning
Three U S Army privates on a weekend pass from Ft Gordon Ga were found dead in a North Augusta motel. Autopsies said carbon monoxide poisoning caused the deaths. Identified were Edward W Lloyd 23 Norman A Roberts 18 and Rodney W Davidson 18. The motel operator said the natural gas heater was left on low.
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North Augusta
S. C
Ft. Gordon
Edward W. Lloyd
Norman A. Roberts
Rodney Ww.Davidson
Strikes Hit Colombo City Services Amid Wage Demands
In Colombo, Sri Lanka, nearly 8,000 Colombo Municipal Council workers began a midnight Friday strike over wage demands. The walkout halted transportation and meat inspection but spared the water supply. Observers attribute the action to rising Marxist influence in government.
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Colombo
Osyloi Wis
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
Reported discovery of a healing substance claimed to shrink hemorrhoids and relieve pain without surgery. Case reports describe pain relief and shrinkage, with bold claims of dramatic results. The substance, named Preparation H, marketed by a druggist with a money back guarantee.
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New York
Plane crash near station with Rear Admiral aboard
Reporter on the Spot details a DC3 crash landing in snow while en route from McMurdo Sound to a U.S. Antarctic station. Rear Admiral George J. Dufek led operations with scientists aboard as crew escaped the burning craft and local responders arrived to combat the fire.
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Taylor Little
America
George J. Dufek
McMurdo Sound
Jerash
Dufek
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