More Trouble Threatened in Hungary as Councils Rally
The Central Workers Council warned that continued government harassment could trigger a general strike, bloodshed, and a national tragedy. They accused Premier Kadar of being unable to purge aligned aides and claimed informers sway him, while police threatened severe measures against counterrevolutionary elements amid three days of turmoil and sporadic strikes.
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Budapest
Central Workers Council
Janos Kadar
Kadar
Student teaching conference at Ft Hays State College
A student teaching conference for cooperating teachers is set at Ft Hays State College on Dec 8 at 9 15 a.m. Dr A C Moon executive secretary of the association for student teaching will speak. Glenn Killion announced an exam for government accounting and auditing jobs with salaries from 4525 to 8990.
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Ft. Hays State College
A.C. Moon
The
Association For Student Teaching
Iowa State Teachers College
Glenn Killion
Civil Service
Middle West
Debaters Split to Ulysses and Hutchinson Tours
Two high school debate squads traveled in opposite directions for tournaments. One group headed to Ulysses for the invitational today and tomorrow, while the other group went to Hutchinson for a similar two day event. Attendees at Ulysses included Carolyn Cleaver and nine others. Hutchinson participants listed with coach Bill Brooks accompanying.
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Ulysses
Hutchingen
Hutchinson
Carolyn Cleaver
Loren Lowe
Janice Owens
Eddie Porter
Pat Staley
George Tate
Virginia Tuttle
Ronald Wilken
Douglas Wolfe
Refugees Return to Subotica After Hungarian Revolt
Fifty one Hungarian refugees returned to their revolt torn homeland today from Subotica Yugoslavia amid reports most were die hard Communists including members of the secret police who fled when the Hungarian uprising turned against them.
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Subotica
Yugoslavia
Secret Police
Five Year War Ends Only in Name Says Analyst
The AP analysis argues fascism and communism share core traits, detailing centralized power, elite rule, and suppression of dissent. It notes Nazi and Soviet regimes mirrored each other in mysticism and persecution, with both using secret police and torture. It cites Hungary and postwar hopes to curb communism through persuasion rather than force.
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Associated Press News
Washington
Hungary
Births at Garden City underscores local hospital event
At 4 05 am yesterday Catherine Elmer Younger and Elmer Younger of Garden City welcomed a 7 pound 3 ounce baby girl. Hospital admits include Mrs Elmer Younger and Mrs Mitt Trissell while discharges list Mrs Edward Knoll, Mrs Leonard Heter and others. County briefs note noninjury accidents and fines for registration and speeding with multiple names and addresses. Police briefs report an arrest in Wakefield and a minor car crash on Main Street with damages.
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Elmer Younger
Robert C. Weiser
Dighton
Mitt Trissell
Frederick Miller
Roderick Wolf
Ron Hospital
Edward Knoll
Leonard Heter
John Novack
Deerfield
Catherine
Garden City
Joel J. Way
A. J. Ingram
Donald
Taylor and Conkling
A. Dresling
Pennsylvania
William
Donald Dean Handy
D. Wolfe
N. Nadine Slothhower
Vivien R. Hickson
N. Taylor
Nadine Slothower
N. Nadine Slothower
Keith Elmore
Thomas Valentine
Wesley Werner
Frank Smith
Wakefield
Glen Haas
N. Main Street
Market reports signal grain price gains on new crop outlook
Chicago Board of Trade activity shows modest gains in wheat and other grains as traders forecast a weak 1987 winter wheat outlook from the Agriculture Department report. Wheat futures up, corn and oats mixed, soybeans steady, with open interest and receipts tracking weekly and yearly totals.
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Market Produce Co
Chicago
Yae
Board of Trade Today
Aeannick
Department
Market Gains Lift Stocks Amid Mixed Trading Note
New York stocks rose late in the day with volume around 2.3 million shares as gains and losses balanced. Kansas City livestock and grain markets showed limited activity with cattle and calves scarce and various feeder prices listed amid mixed quotations. The text also mentions the Marquesas group of volcanic islands with limited habitation.
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New York
Temporary restraining order bars Kansas agents spying on customers
Berbiglia Inc. filed for an injunction in Kansas City to stop Kansas revenue agents from monitoring Missouri liquor customers. Circuit Judge J. Donald Murphy granted the TRO effective today through December 21, with a hearing to decide permanence. The case follows Kansas plans to curb cross state liquor flow during the holiday season. Kansas agents reportedly tracked buyers, aided by radio tips, to intercept purchasers with large packages entering vehicles with Kansas plates. Berbiglia argues Kansas police powers do not extend into Missouri where liquor is cheaper, noting Kansas allows possession of more than two quarts of untaxed liquor. Whisky costs roughly a dollar more per fifth in Kansas due to taxes and trade rules.
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Kansas City
Kansas Revenue
Tloday
Berbigna Inc
la ‘Quer
J. Donald Murphy
Kansas
Missouri
Iits
Berbiglia
Grain price list with multiple crops and values
The record lists prices for oats, milo, maize, kafir, rye, barley, soybeans and by products. Prices are given as per units with ranges and a percent change noted for soybeans.
Schools Join For Program Christmas Festival At Hope Hall
Members of the junior high school and junior college music departments will team up again this year to present the annual Christmas music festival on December 18 at Hope Hall. The program will include the high school choir under Lorin Crawford with participation from junior high choir clubs high school robed choir high school glee clubs and junior college choir. Julius Hultquist will direct the complete program featuring sacred numbers Christmas carols and light Christmas music in an about two hour event.
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Nual
Hope Hall
Stundym‘hony
Lorn Crawford
Hee
Julius Hultquist
Boy Embeds Foot In Saxophone During TV Watch
In Los Angeles two year old Randy Koral jammed his foot into his father’s alto saxophone while watching a TV program. Firefighters freed him after removing keys and applying pressure, and Randy brightened the moment by asking for a gaxophone for Christmas.
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Los Angeles
Randy Koral
Randy
Topeka Democrat A Lewis Expenditures Reported
In Topeka a 8 Democrat A Lewis led a filing detailing expenditures of 750 as part of a failed bid for Kansas Supreme Court No 5. Oswald Hutchinson attorney offered a statement to the secretary of state claiming the costs were part of a bona fide attempt to break the all Republican Supreme Court and to elect the first Democrat attorney general in 1958.
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Topeka
A. Lewis
Oswald
Hutchinson
Kansas Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Supreme Court
Authors Club Opens Contest for Students
Students in 141 Kansas high schools in the 7th district may enter the 11th annual contest sponsored by the Kansas Authors Club. Edward Bill, president, and Mrs. V C Daniels of Larned coordinate the event open now through March 15, 1957.
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Kansas
Kansas Author'slub
Edward 2. Bill
V.C. Daniels
Larned
Death and Funeral Notices Syracuse Mrs Eva Sherwood dies
Syracuse death notice: Eva Sherwood 89 longtime resident dies yesterday in Wichita at daughter Earl Coons home. Widow of J. W. Sherwood farmer. She left Syracuse five years ago to live with her daughter. Survived by two daughters Pearl Thayer San Diego and Vera Gelsey Lawrence an Alvin Sherwood in California. Funeral Monday at Syracuse Methodist Church.
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Syracuse
Wichita
Eva Sherwood
Earl Coons
Sherwood
J. Wi
Pearl Thayer
San Diego
Vera Gelsey
Law Irénce
Alvin
Emporian Man Dead After Knife Fight
Emporia, 55 year old Robert Charles Smith dies from knife wounds suffered earlier today in Emporia. Police chief Al Bates reports no charges yet. James C Harris, cafe manager and trailer court owner where the Smiths lived, is held for investigation. Smith was employed as a septic tank cleaner.
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Emporia
Robert Charles Smith
Emporia Cate
al Bates
James
C. Harris
Smith
Tax Education Session Attracts Fifty Attendees
About 50 people attended a social security tax school sponsored by the county extension council at the 4-H building starting 1 30 p m The program featured social security representatives who explained benefit determination and self employment income area expert John Coolidge of K State College led the session The class is an annual extension council event open to all interested residents.
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County Extension Council
Anthony Knober
John Coolidge
Extension Council
Revival in Granite Oklahoma Duck Hunt Ends in Flight Chaos
Osborne Hunt and J. B. Reser bag five ducks and lay them on the ground when another flock passes. They start firing again and two of the apparent dead birds fly away, ending the hunt with confusion.
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Granitef Okla
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