New Charges In Middle East Clash Over Armistice
In Jerusalem a fresh volley of armistice violations allegations emerged as Israel accused Egypt of entrenched troops in the Sinai demilitarized zone and a Gaza near raid. Jordan and Israel traded claims of other violations while the Mixed Armistice Commission met to address a dynamiting incident near Kfar Saba and warned of serious repercussions.
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Jerusalem
Middle East
Egyptian
Sinai
Israel
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Jordan
Kfar Saba
Polio Vaccine Shows Strong Protection From Polio
Surgeon General Leonard Scheele reports that Salk polio vaccine results this year provide strong evidence that children receiving even one dose are substantially protected against paralytic polio.
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Washington (F
Leonard Scheele
Swong
Snow Closes In Sloppier Highways South of Garden City
Snow spread from eight miles south of Garden City to Liberal by noon, with up to three inches reported. Slushy roads caused one Garden City injury accident, while readings showed only trace moisture elsewhere. Temperatures fell from 42 to 1 degree, with a 20 degree overnight low and a 32 degree low at the experiment station.
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Garden City
Garden
Liberal
Tinney County
Ulysses
City
Experiment Station
Town
CAA
Second Alcaraz Trial Opens in Finney County Court
Clemente Alcaraz of Garden City faced a first retrial in Finney County district court on charges of statutory rape alleged by his 10 year old daughter. The initial September term ended with a hung jury as a jury was being selected for the retrial. Grover Ross pleaded guilty to an amended assault and battery charge and received six months in jail plus 24 months parole, after the stabbing at Mike's Tavern led to a reduced charge.
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Clemente Alcaraz
Garden City
Finney County District Court
Alcaraz
Grover Ross
Roland Tate
Ross
Bob Ellis
Mike
Inquest Into Bioff Slaying Set In Phoenix
In Phoenix an inquest into the bomb slaying of retired racketeer Willie Bioff was scheduled for tomorrow with his widow as a witness. The case centers on the mysterious death of Bioff and the inquiry will hear testimony from family.
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Willie Bioff
Phoenix
Ariz
P—Ann
Dollar Day To Aid Chest Drive
Dollar Day aims for 1500 dollars as a capstone to the Community Chest campaign totaling 24950. Lu Rodwell notes porch light outreach replaces door to door solicitation to avoid pressure while volunteers and KIAL staff broadcast from 6 30 p m until the goal is met.
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Lou Rodwell
Rodwell
KIAL
School Board Moves Meeting for Public Attendance
The Board of Education shifts tonight's meeting to the high school library for added space. President Charles Schoonover says the session starts at 1:30 am and all meetings are open to the public. Several people want to sit in, so the move was made to a larger room.
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Board of Education
High School-Junior College
Charles Schoonover
Schognover
Eisenhower to Leave Hospital Return to White House
President Eisenhower will fly from Fitzsimons Army hospital to Washington Friday and may decide about seeking re election in late January or early February. Dr Paul Dudley White said the decision rests entirely with the President. Maj Gen Howard M Snyder noted the President has given no clue about 1956 plans.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Washington
Paul Dudley White
Bostoston
Howard M. Snyder
Snyder
White
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Columbine III
Capital
White House
Christmas Decor Drops In On Garden City Streets
Snow flurries greet a downtown work crew led by Lloyd Partin beginning the annual Christmas decoration project in Garden City. Main Street between Fulton and Spruce plus several sidestreets will receive color by the November 26 turn on date. Cy Wasinger heads the decorating committee and notes US 50 and US 83 north entrances will also be festooned this season.
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Garden City
Lloyd Partin
Main
Fulton
Main Street
Grant
Cy Wasinger
Burning Leaves Restricted by City Ordinance
City ordinance prohibits burning leaves in streets and alleys after complaints to City Manager Deane Wiley. It is unlawful to burn near buildings or on public grounds within 25 feet. Leaves may be burned only in approved incinerators 1 pm to half an hour before sunset if wind stays under 15 mph, with fines from 5 to 100 dollars.
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Manger Deane Wiley
Garden Citions
Locusts Threaten Cairo Vegetation In City Swarm
Locusts swarmed over Cairo today attacking trees and vegetation in the western part of the city in a dramatic display likened to Biblical plagues. Authorities urged calm as the insect swarm disrupted local green spaces and urban areas.
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Cairo
Egypt
Kansas Farm Groups Split On Remedies for Low Income
The report covers a Tuesday night chamber music concert by Garden City schools. Fifty musicians from the high and junior high string groups plus faculty perform pieces from 17th to 19th centuries at the Little Theater, with no admission charge. Data lists participating ensembles and named players across Golden Strings, Silver Strings, senior and junior quartets, and the string symphonette.
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Music Department
Garden City
Golden Strings
Silver Strings
Tenaglia
Handel
Bach
Rameau
Mozar
Pochon
Haydn
Dittersdorff
Mozart
Mendelssohn
Junior High String Symphony
Oof
Z 'Ay Si
Tonerform Genshes
Rha Hlch
Aymaphonette
Robert Austin
Teaucertmanefer
Jean Neely
Tea Ia Kopp
Nse
Mantle Botts
Linda Guiliew
Jean Ann Ware
Joann
Nanny Smithe
Nancy Winks
Susay Foster
Seller Janet Cook
Zelma Hani
Robert Husband
Teresa Dew Remus
Diane Morent
Maynard Allerge Raynerford
Rathyve Snyder
Larry York
Karen Drosgemueller
Pauletta Bird
Drew
Caroline Bowyer
Anna Mayarent
Shorian Pelerg
Nancy Blanchard
Eurly Wagner
Larry Thurtawist
Timmy Mor Baus
Lana Welsert
Golden
Anne Crawford
Marilyn Philips
Janice Cambell
Melvina Walelli
Judy Cools
Janet Ballinger
Diane Dennie
Dave Tene Duvall
Martha Aguilera
Saundra Steele
Vatlyn Thimmer
Alice
Mary Carpenter
Lorris Lowe
Jimmy Alley
Judy Hamman
Udy Ballinger
Bob Carnahan
Diane Merrill
Anna May Largent
Lgh
Nancy Ticks
K. Janette
Loren’ B. Crawford
Carol Baysinger
Margaret Crawford
Jewelry Thieves Steal Jewelry Worth Over $117000
Kansas City area report says jewelry valued at at least 117000 was stolen from the home of Mrs. Jay W. Holmes in Mission Hills a Kansas City suburb on Friday night. Investigators note insurance values the loss though Mrs Holmes suspects the true value is higher.
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Kansas City
Jay W. Holmes
Mission Hills
Kas
Sheriff's
Holmes
Bands to Perform at Garden City Football Games
Visiting bands join Garden City this weekend to close the season at Penrose field. Guyman’s 65 piece band directed by George Ryan performs Friday at the Guymon Garden City game. Garden City director Don Nadtvedt sees his band finish the grid season. Saturday features Goodland High School’s 95 piece band with Jay Williams, plus a Holcomb girls drum and bugle corps pre game show.
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Garden City
Penrose Field
Guyman
George Ryan
Don Nadtvedt
Goodland High School
Coffeyville
Jay Williams
Goodland
Holcomb Girls
Snow and Slush Blamed for Wreck Near Garden City
Snow and slush caused a crash on US 83 about 17 miles south of Garden City at 9 this morning injuring Basil Harold, 35, of Garden City, who was hospitalized with a severe head laceration and contusion. Harold Kitch, 31, of Dodge City, drove the Henkle and Company truck. both drivers were unthrown as the vehicle overturned in slush after a passing maneuver. A separate accident near Holcomb, and a later collision on US 50 near Lakin, involved William Morris and Cody L. Fox. Mrs. Fox was bruised when ejected during the spin. Morris was fined $25 and given a 30 day suspended sentence.
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Garden City
Basil Harold
St. Catherine Hospital
Henkle and Company
Harold Kitch
Henkle
Kitch
Lyan Hibbard
Dodge City
Lavern Lang
Hays
Lang
Hibbard
William Morris
Lakin
Cody L. Fox
George Homm
Fox
Morris
Homm
Five Killed in State Crashes
Five people died in Kansas highway crashes over Saturday night and Sunday with a sixth Kansan dies in Missouri. Lorenza Horn 68 and Laura Horn 64 of Arma were killed in a one mile north of Fort Scott two car collision. Glenn Thompson 20 of Bronson was injured with head and face cuts. Ray Vanek Jr. 30 of Holyrood lost control on U S 40 near Wilson. car struck a bridge abutment veered into a ditch and knocked over a power pole then burned. Ernest Frush 51 of Bethel Wyandotte county died when his car hit a stopped truck and crashed into a tree. Leland Bell 14 of Louisburg was killed when thrown from a car driven by S L Bell 46 at gravel road intersection near Louisburg. Ray Watkins 56 of Atchison died in a two car crash near Buller Missouri with John W Johnston 86 of Buller.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Missouri
Fort Scott
Lorenza Horn
Laura
Arma
Kas
Glenn Thompson
Bronson
Ray Vanek Jr
Holyrood
U. S
Wilson
Wyandotte
Ernest Frush
Bethel
Leland Bell
Louisburg
S. L. Bell
Ray Watkins
Atchison, Kas
Buller
John W. Johnston
Strike Ended After 10 Weeks at Topeka Packing Co
A 10 week wage strike at Hill Packing Co. the Topeka dog food manufacturer ended today workers returned to work under a settlement reached with management in Topeka Kansas officials announced the agreement ends a prolonged labor dispute at the plant in Topeka with the company and workers agreeing to terms.
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Topeka
The
Hill Packing Co
Senators Clash Over Farm Price Supports At Hearing
Kansas farm leaders from the Farm Bureau and Farmers Union argued over price supports and production controls at a Senate Agriculture Committee hearing in Hutchinson. Boone urged flexible supports with production limits and surpluses disposal, while Farmers Union president urged full parity guarantees and new tools including production payments and a food stamp plan. Both sides blamed low prices and shrinking markets for trouble, and discussed export expansion and tariff changes to move surplus grain abroad.
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Hutchinson
Kas
Kansas Farm Bureau Federation
Kansas Farmers’ Union
Senate Agriculture Committee
W. S. Boone
Eureka
Bureau
Martin B Topeka
Farmers Union
Truman
Boone
Farmers’ Union
Ellender
Farm Bureau
Eador
Armed Services
Kansas
Missouri
Jeader
Guy Josserand
Dodge City
Kan
Serviceman Injured In Accident Near Pratt
William H. Lackey Jr. 18, an Air Force serviceman from Buffalo Missouri, remained in critical condition at Pratt County Hospital after a Saturday night auto accident west of Pratt.
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Pratt, Kas
William H. Lackey Jr
Air Force
Buffalo
Pratt County Hospital
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Weather Update Field Report
The report notes weather area conditions and phone interconnection checks. Data references Weather Anreaq and intercommunication status across monitored zones.
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