New Policy But Same Goal In Cold War Strategy
A U S study outlines a two front Communist plan to hold Europe and press south into Asia, beyond a simple containment strategy. It notes Soviet leadership will use economic aid, arms, and signals to strengthen allies, entice neutral nations, and taunt the West while expanding influence.
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Washington i
U. S
Europe
Middle
Far East
Russia
Geneva
Kremlin
Red China
Eastern Europe
Soviet Union
Kansas oil and gas production rises in Kansas
Kansas oil and gas production is higher this year than 1954, said Harry Snyder Jr. chairman of the Kansas Corporation Commission. Snyder, substituting for Gov. Fred Hall, predicted Kansas may set new records in natural gas and crude oil production and drilling.
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Santa FE
N. M
Harry Snyder Jr
Kansas Corporation Commission
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Kansas
Snyder
Fred Hall
Freight carload forecast for Midwest 1956 first quarter
The Trans-Missouri-Kansas Shippers Board in St Louis predicts a 3 percent rise in Midwest freight carloadings in Q1 1956, to 324,378 units including beverages and packing products. Coal and coke rise 7.7 percent, fertilizers up 25.4 percent, while grain, cotton, petroleum and by products decline, with cotton down about 15 percent. The board covers Missouri Kansas and parts of Illinois Arkansas and Oklahoma, and comprises 1800 industrial and shipping members.
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ST. Louis
Trans-Missouri-Kansas Shippers Board
Paul M. Ashe
Kansas City
Ashe
Missouri
Kansas
Mllinois
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Wife of German Pianist Killed in a Bus Crash
Mrs. Walter Gieseking, 66, wife of Germany's famed concert pianist, and an American soldier were killed in a bus accident in Stuttgart. The pianist and 12 others, including 50 soldiers, were injured as the bus skidded on ice and struck a bridge while en route from Frankfurt airport to catch a plane.
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Stuttgart
Germany
Walter Gieseking
Giesekings
Foghorn
Frankfurt
New Information Led to Indictments Against Officials
Justice Department says information that led to indictments of Matthew J. Connolly and Theron L. Caudle was received recently. The two ex officials of the Truman era faced a federal grand jury in St Louis on charges of using influence to fraudulently intervene in a tax case involving Irving Sachs, a St Louis shoe manufacturer. Sachs was convicted in 1951 of evading federal income taxes and has returned $40,000.
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Washington Wi
Justice Department
Matthew J. Connelly
Theron Lamar Caudle
St Louis
Irving Sachs
St. Louis
Connolly
Caudle
Connollly
New York
White House Asplantments
yiPuman
Cauda
Wadesboro
N. C
Department
Sachs
See By The Telegram See By The Telegram
J B Stephenson attends national highways association meeting in New Orleans La. Milton E Bruington earns advancement to tereman third class USN while serving at Sangley Point Philippines. A B Erhart and Alvin Lowe attend annual planning conferences at Kansas State College Manhattan this week.
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Eeo Coldren
Mitch Geisler
Sam Knight
The
Highway Commission
Garden City
Knight
Kansas
J. B. Stephenson
Sixth Highway Division
National Highways Association
New Orleans
Bureau of Naval Personnel
Milton E. Bruington
Fred Bruington
Pinecrest
Patricia C. Devold
Joplin
Tereman
USN
U. S, Naval Station
Sangley Point
Philippines
A. B. Erhart
Garden City Experiment Station
Alvin Lowe
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Funeral services for Lena Herrington
Mrs. Lena Herrington 74 died at home yesterday. Services Monday at 2 p.m. at Garland Chapel with Rev. Franklyn Edwards officiating. Pallbearers: Lloyd Mell Robert Pete Thiesen Gary Louie Herrington. Burial in Valley View cemetery.
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Lena Herrington
Garland Chapel
Franklyn Edwards
Methodist Church
Lloyd
Mell
Robert
Pete Thiesen
Gary
Louie Herrington
Valley View Cemetery
Convict Active In Car Thefts Run From Prison
New York reports indicate M Gabirel Vigorito, labeled king of car thefts, masterminded a million dollar ring from Leavenworth federal prison. A grand jury indicted Vigorito and 19 others including his sons and nephews on National Motor Vehicle Theft Act violations.
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New York
Gabriel
Vigorito
Leavenworth
Kas
Sabato
U.S
Howard Glictman
Pilot Slated To Tempt Twisters Next Spring
A Kansas City based government tornado study will use pilot Jim Cook to fly into thunderheads from February to June, collecting data with heavy instruments to understand tornado cloud formation and possibly inaugurate a tornado warning system. The project aims to expand future airborne observations if successful.
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Kansas City
Air Force
Navy
Weather Bureau
Jim Cook
Jacksboro
Tex
Cook
Donald House
Robert G. Beebe
Ohio
Scottsbluff
Neb
Man Will Soon Try To Fly Around the Moon
Dr Wernher von Braun said earth satellites would carry crews after initial satellites. He predicted orbital flight would come after the first satellites in the International Geophysical Year 1957 58 and that a 10 day lunar orbit without landing would be a simple next step. He spoke at a joint meeting of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute society and the Troy Astronomy Club.
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Troy, N
Wernher von Braun
von Braun
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Astrophysical Society
Troy Astronomy Club
Markets: Garden City Grain Local Market Change
Local market report from Farmers Elevator shows barley at 51.67 with a drop of 1.91 dollars. Market data reflects Garden City grain prices and changes from this period.
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Garden City
Japanese Judge Delays Ruling on U S Soldiers
Maebashi judge postpones decision after a U S lawyer urges history making by charging four American soldiers with a martial court trial for a pinball par loss. The court delays the ruling to request time for the Army accused of inciting the incident.
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Maebashi
U. S
Fifth Slaying In Chicago Area
Chicago police hunt a sadistic slayer after Ruth Beal a 50 year old mother is found beaten strangled and raped in her Harvey home. Her naked body lay in a rear bedroom tied hands behind with a stocking and a stocking around her neck. This marks the fifth strangulation in seven weeks with all cases unsolved.
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Chicago
Surburban Harvey
Ruth Beal
Larry
Rights Being Outlined By Courts in Face Your Accuser Rulings
Courts advance civil liberties in a banner year as they press the face your accuser principle beyond criminal cases. Key rulings require the State Department in passport reviews to reveal record materials and strike down Coast Guard secrecy rules for screening suspected subversives at sea.
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Washington
Cours
U. S. Dist
Luther W. Youngdahl
District of Columbia
Youngdahl
State Department
U.S. Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Coast Guard
Kidnapper of Baby Declared Sane by Judge Molinari
SAN FRANCISCO seven judge Molinari ordered Mrs Jean Benedicto 27 to Superior Court for arraignment December 12 on charges of kidnapping the baby son of Dr and Mrs Sanford Marcus from Mt Zion Hospital last September. Doctors at Mendocino State Hospital ruled the Stockton woman sane and able to stand trial.
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San Francisco
John B. Molinari
Jean Benedicto
Superior Court
Sanford Marcus
Mt. Zion Hospital
Molinari
Mendocino State Hospital
Stockton
Local Garden City notices and births and accidents
Hospital admit tances list includes Mrs Alfred Opitz and David Emme among others. Discharges note Ruth Loucks and N H Morgan. Parents John Frey and Gordon Cooke welcome two boys born Friday morning and afternoon. Bond forfeited for Melvin Clement Will. Complaint from Anna Waite reports theft of $20 and heirloom silver. Accidents involve Leslie Enslow and Myrna Archibald. another crash near E Pine with Supancic and Wilkerson. Salyer and a Singer truck collision in a back alley. Deeds recorded for Guadalupe Guillen to Leonard Alcaraz bites. County Court notes truck overload.
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Melvin Clement Will
Anna Waite
Leslie Warren Enslow
Conkling
Myrna Jean Archibald
N. Ninth
Philip Joseph Supancic
Wichita
Phylis Wilkerson
E. Chestnut
Supancic
Gary Robert Salyer
N. Main
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Singer Store
Guadalupe Guillen
Leonard P. Alcaraz
Safford
Garden City
Ray C. Walther
East Germany Claims Moscow Treaty Gives Berlin Control
The East German ruling party newspaper Neues Deutschland editorial asserts Moscow signed on Sept 20 in Moscow and granted East Germany full control over East Berlin, signaling a shift in authority.
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Berlin
East Germany
East Berlin
Moscow
Neues Deutschland
East German
Communist Party
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Aera
John Frater
Finney County
Ralph Beckett
State Highway Commission
George Homm
West
United States
Garden City Loan and Investment Company
Henry Hall
Paul Masoner
Garden City Loan
W. Pine
Garden City, Kansas
Lindh Produce Co
Henson el
Alfred Opitz
Rancho Motel
David Emme
Holcomb
George Cropp
Deerfield
Earl Crosley
Ruth Loucks
Copeland
N. H. Morgan
Elkhart
Harry Will
Max Morgan
St, Catherine
John Frey
North
Gordon Cooke
Bryant
Chrysler Airtemp
Service Prairie Gas & Equip. Co., Inc
Fidelity State Bank
R. N. Downie, Pres
John R. Burnside
Great West Kansas Area
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