Ike Paris Bound With Heavy Load
Vice President Eisenhower travels to Paris to rally Allied confidence in NATO amid Soviet pressure and risks while doctors monitor his mild stroke recovery. The summit aims to strengthen missile cooperation, reassure partners, counter Soviet propaganda, and soothe Franco British tensions over arm shipments to Tunisia.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Paris
United States
NATO
U. S
Tunisia
Nehru Slams NATO Praises US President in 9 1m
A fragmented account reports on political rhetoric praising the US president and criticizing NATO, amid a Christmas mail rush. Post Office changes extend Saturday hours and earlier windows to accommodate generous mail handling. Polar bear cub Klondike is 15 days old, growing rapidly, and slated for display at the Owens home near Finnup Park.
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U.S
Claude Owens
Milwaukee Zoo
San Francisco
George Pearl
Klondike
Claud
Owens Home
Finnup Park
Pancake fundraiser and bantam rooster tale mix in quirky church notes
Moose Myers drives pancake fundraiser in Lions club drive reaching 237,000 dollars as he promises to cook all day if the total hits a target. A bantam rooster gifted for Kristin Chapman’s Clifton granddaughter escapes its garden, prompting denials of high fences and a search. Meanwhile Nehru criticizes NATO, Baghdad and SEATO pacts in Parliament, lauding Eisenhower’s peace efforts and urging less reliance on alliances to avoid global friction.
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Merle
Moose Myers
Myers
Ardent Hospital
Lions Club
Montgomery Ward
By. Myers
Kristin. Sorenson
Albert“ Chapman
Ala Hattie
Kristin
Clifton, S
Chapmans
Ae Abelle
New Delhi
Nehru
NATO
Baghdad
Eisenhower
State To Open Bids On New KU Building
TOPEKA The state will open bids January 14 for a new University of Kansas school of business building. Estimated cost is 1.25 million dollars. The four story structure will include general and special classrooms a reading room a lounge and offices.
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Topeka
School of Business
University of Kansas
Iran Quake Kills Hundreds, Wrecks West Regions
A strong earthquake hit west Iran at 5:15 a.m. causing at least 350 deaths and thousands injured. Hardest hit areas include Sahneh and Farsinak near Hamadan with villages like Farsinak, Kangavar, Dowlatabad, Piryousaf, Sarband and Rajin reported ruined. Snow and freezing conditions worsened homelessness as the government rushed food and medicine to victims.
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Tehran
Iran
Hamadan
Farsang
Kangavar
Assadabad
Dowlatabad
Piryousaf
Sraband
Rajin
Sahneh
Hamdan
Kermanshah
Damavand
Caspian Sea
Debate Meet Opens As City Hosts Invitational
The Garden City high school's annual invitational debate tourney opens in Hope auditorium with 18 Kansas high schools competing. The event follows a welcoming session and assignments, with plans for semi finals and finals tomorrow afternoon. President Eisenhower and officials are mentioned in a broader report on national concerns and the Atomic Energy budget.
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Garden City High School
Dn Hope Auditorium
Kansas
Topeka
George Docksong
Ing
Garden Cit
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
James R. Killian Jr
Docking
Thes
Igsebaraapeiee
Presi R Scienc
KIAL
Falogy
Eight Die In . Bomber Crash and Political Talk
An eight die bomber crash near sunset wiped out part of a U S Air Force unit including Wing Commander Col Clarence A Neely Cradle of the tragedy is a B52 bomber with eight engines and jet fuel exploded upon impact The sole survivor Sgt Gene I Graye described the scare and injuries Kansas water well drillers plan to meet in Hutchinson with Garden City as possible next year site and talk by E W Henkle Garden City driller and KU geologists featured in the event
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Spokane
Wash
Strategic Air Command
Air Force
Clarence A. Neely
Sioux City
Iowa
Rockford
92Nd
Fairchild Air Force Base
Gene I. Graye
Augusta
Kas
Kansas Water Well
Hutchinson
Garden City
Kansas Water Well Drillers’ Association
Wesley Weishaar
Scott City
The
Associant
W. ‘Henkle
Association
University of Kansas
Dulles in Paris seeks to soothe NATO tensions
US Secretary of State Dulles arrived in Paris to join foreign ministers for final NATO summit preparations amid French anger at US British plans to arm the alliance. Paris banned public gatherings and deployed heavy security as ministers discuss missiles in Western Europe and North Africa policy.
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Paris
U.S
Eisen- State
Dulles
Wester Alliance
NATO
Alliance
Christian
Pineau
Jacques
Tito
North Africa
Europe
Russia
Washington
Ang
London
Oo Pacis
France
U. S
Eisenhow-ish
West
Germany
Jdo
Bombs Rock American Area in Greece Injure Four U S Servicemen
Multiple bomb blasts in Athens and elsewhere in Greece today injured four U S Air Force personnel and a Greek employee. Officials labeled the incidents acts of terrorism. some sources blamed Communists amid speculation tied to a U N speech by Henry Cabot Lodge.
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Athens
Greece
Information Service Library
U.N
U.S
Henry “Cabot
Pesee
Greecs
Cyprug
Navy Destroyer Manley Smashed in Atlantic Storm
U S destroyer Manley suffered damage to its superstructure and one death with three serious injuries after heavy seas churned in the Eastern Atlantic near Spain. Manley and three other destroyers were unable to refuel while crew were steered toward Lisbon Portugal en route from Norfolk to join the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean amid a Russian threat.
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Washington
U. S
Manley
G¢Ng
Lisbon
Portugal
Spain
Gearing
Vogelgesang
Norfolk
Holaday
U.S
US can launch large satellites when desired says Pentagon official
Pentagon missiles director William M Holaday told Senate investigators that the United States can launch large satellites at will but declined to reveal specifics in public due to risk of aiding the Russians. He cited hardware readiness and noted details would be shared in executive session. Senate leaders pressed for more on missile and satellite development and potential civilian agency transfer to prevent continued delays.
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Docking
Fred Hall
Washington Os
Pentagon
William M. Holaday
Holaday
Senate
U.S
Edwin
Weiss
Subcommittee
American Rocket Society
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Sterling Livingstone
Harvard Business School
Johnson
Livingstone
United States
Russia
Itvis
Savoy
Br 41Gen
Austin W. Batts
Xu Bu Il
Eisenhow
Develo
Garden Sass Say What You May But Mint Guides Holiday Greens
The piece notes that the U S mint remains the top source for the most popular holiday greenery despite varied opinions about its appeal. It highlights demand and traditional use in decorations, pointing to enduring popularity and cultural practice.
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U. S. Mint
Garden City hospital renovation drive nears goal
One hundred volunteers reported 360 pledges totaling 298 500 toward a 350 000 expansion of St Cathrine hospital. The campaign reached two thirds of its goal as rural and city donors continue gifts through holidays and year end. About 1 137 pledges have been subscribed with regional totals over 46 289 for the hospital project.
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Garden City
St. Catherine Hospital
Garden National
Fidelity
Drive
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