Egypt Faces Trap As Nasserdriven Pivot Toward East
AP Foreign News Analyst argues Egypt under Nasser risks entanglement with the Soviet bloc after recent Arab hostilities. Syria follows, while Moscow builds economic links that could steer Cairo toward the East. The piece notes Egypt could seek internal strength with U.S. help or accept growing East trade and political influence.
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Finishing Touches On School Christmas Music Program
Students from junior high, high school and junior college music departments finalize plans for an hour long Christmas program at Hope Hall tomorrow at 8 15 p m The junior high glee clubs high school robed choir mixed chorus junior college choir and high school string symphony perform under Julius Hultquist and Loren Crawford Soloists include Mary Lucille Castro Myrna Archibald Sheila Kraus and Ronald Handy Accompanists are Diane Merrill Sydnie Bowling Ronald Crotty Jolene Ward Karen Rae York and Jean Ann Neely The program closes with Silent Night and a procession with The Westminster Carol
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Loren Crawford
Mary Lucille Castro
Myrna Archibald
Sheila Kraus
Ronald Handy
Diane Merrill
Sydnie Bowling
Ronald Crotty
Jolene Ward
Karen Rae York
Jean Ann Neely
Sport License Hike Proposed
Topeka Kansas would raise hunting and fishing license fees under a plan from the State Forestry Fish and Game Commission. Chair Ross Beach Jr. said a $3 hunting or fishing license and $5.50 for a combination license would be submitted to the 1957 legislature. The commission expects about $300,000 more yearly, as current revenue runs around $900,000 annually.
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Santa Fe tax payments to Kansas counties exceed five million
Finney county awaits about 60528.34 from Santa Fe as part of 5 244 887 46 total Santa Fe tax payments to 70 Kansas counties this year. Vouchers reach county treasurers before December 20. CROP donations totaled 160000 anticipated, with 98 counties contributing about 150000 in 1956.
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Airliner Takeoffs Within U S At High Rate In 1955
Civil Aeronautics Administration studies show the United States saw airliners take off more than once every eleven seconds during 1955. The report analyzes takeoff frequency across routes and airports, highlighting a boom in commercial air travel.
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Civil Aeronautics Administration
Christmas Tree On Refugee Flight From Munich
Two American stewardesses Darlena de Long and Pat Benke decorated a small Christmas tree in the forward section of a "Safe Haven" operation plane carrying Hungarian refugees bound for the United States. Seventy four refugees departed from Munich to McGuire Air Force Base New Jersey with apples oranges gum and candy placed under the tree for all aboard.
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Famed Clown Bozo Lamont Dies at 51 in Gulfport
Arthur Montaigne age 51 known as Bozo Lamont and former Ringling Bros clown died yesterday in Gulfport Mississippi. He performed with Ringling Barnum and Bailey Clyde Beatty Sells Floto and Haggenback Wallace shows and was born in Brooklyn New York.
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N. Y
Christmas lighting contest extends to December 20
Contest deadline extended by chairman Clyde Stallsworth with 14 entries so far. Winner earns a plaque and a path to a $5,000 national prize. second and third place receive local plaques. First two plaques displayed at Garden National Bank. judging set for December 21, with winners announced December 22.
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N. Main
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Donald Bunny
Wm. M. Stephens
Earl Slawson
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Merrill Renick
Emil Salyer
Lulu Borgman
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Buford Scott
Pat’s Drive
Bill Ragel
Jay Crook
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Hospital Admittances and Births in Garden City Area
Hospital admit tances list multiple residents including Frances Schreibvogel and Tim Knoll with newborns. At St Catherine Hospital a baby girl born to the Knoll couple. Frances Schreibvogel and Leslie Bishop also announce newborns. Leopold Hospital reports a Bishop daughter. Police briefs note bond forfeiture and court fines. County briefs cover warranty deeds and overload fines.
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Jesse Eastman
Vallejo
Mowatt
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Weigoner
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Fulton
Tim Knoll
E. Price
Rhonda Lynn Kelley
Bancroft
Jermone Tullock
Scott City
Brenda Stillwell
Lena Offerle
Alamota
Kay Auten
Delbert Allenbaugh
James Cone
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Tex
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Satanta
Frank M. Karr
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W.fair
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Fair Jack
Miller
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CIG Seeks Price Increase To Raise Gas Rates
Colorado Interstate Gas Co filed with the Federal Power Commission to raise gas rates by 3,137,000 dollars annually after the FPC rejected a guaranteed rate for 1953 to 1957. President W. C. Mueller said the hike funds higher wages and operating costs and plant expansion, with about 45 cents added to a $10 bill.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
Federal Power Commission
W. C. Mueller
Colorado Interstate
FPC
Colorado
Wyoming
National Assembly Opens Hungary Revolt Debate in Paris
Communist deputies filled the hall but remained silent during the foreign policy session. The debate began with focus on Hungary as the Red benches occupied the chamber in Paris.
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French National Assembly
Jews Arrive in Israel From Egypt on Deportation Flight
A plane carrying 78 Jews expelled from Egypt landed in Tel Aviv. One passenger claimed an Egyptian deportation order he smuggled out. Egypt denies ordering mass deportations of Jewish residents.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Egypt
Market Gains Lift Active New York Rails and Grains Trade
The New York market turned higher late amid stronger rail and grain activity. ICC rulings on freight rates and proposed fare increases buoyed railroad shares as overall volume neared 2.4 million, with grain futures and several Chicago commodity quotes showing notable movement.
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Wheat futures firm as grains show erratic board trade
Chicago futures open higher on firm wheat with mixed moves across corn oats rye and soybeans. Dec wheat at 2.38 percent, Dec rye up, Dec oats near support, Jan soybeans down, and overall open interest at 102.594 million bushels. Trading volume shows 12.199 million contracts for the week.
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Board of Trade Toay
Cattle Market Report From Kansas City USDA Prices
Kansas City market summary shows cattle 5500 head and calves 500. Fed steers and heifers unevenly steady to 50 higher, cows steady to strong, bulls steady. Vealers slow with choice around 1075 lb at 21.00, good and choice fed steers around 20.50, standard and low good 16.50. Choice mixed yearling 19.00 to 20.50, choice fed heifers 19.50.
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Wheat and Corn Prices in Kansas City Market Report
Kansas City market brief shows wheats falling to 2.35 2.37 for No 2 hard and dark. No 2 red 2.31 2.44. corn 1.66 1.69 for No 2 white, 1.61 1.68 for No 3. oats steady with No 2 white 85 91. milo 2.42. kafir 2.40 2.44. rye 1.45 1.48. barley 1.22 1.26. soybeans 2.43 2.48. bran 41.50. shorts 41.50 42.00.
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Kansas City
Cattle and Hog Market Quotes From Local Auction
The market reports cattle prices for utility and commercial cows at 9.50 to 13.00, good to choice dealers 18.00 to 20.00, and medium to feeder steers 13.50 to 17.50. Hogs show 3500 head with barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower and sows steady to strong. mixed grade lots at 16.00 to 16.75 for U S No 1-3 190-260 lb, No 1-3 sows 300 to around 1550 lb at 14.00-15.00.
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U.S
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