War Threat Eases as Diplomacy Cools Arab Israel Rift
Washington officials say the danger of war between Israel and Arab states has lessened due to U.S. British and United Nations diplomacy. Despite clashes along frontiers subsiding, Foreign Minister Sharett doubts a quick peace, while British Premier Bevin and Eisenhower statements are seen as calming moves. A separate item notes Frank Stel Ser, 63, fatally struck while saving a worker near St. Louis for Pevely Dairy Co.
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Kansas City Trust Firm Names President and Officials
Kansas City Trust Company announces James M Bemper elected president and James J. Kenper named chairman. Joseph C. Williams and Arthur Bousenhower promoted to vice chair. Board plans and frontier events referenced alongside broad вой details and historical names.
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Stevenson Aides Crossed Picket Line Amid Strikes
Reported Wednesday December 7 1959 Stevenson party aides crossed a labor picket line near an airport terminal. The episode occurred as negotiators from both sides pressed for a settlement while a United Nations stance loomed. Local observers noted no wall of retaliation and described a tense scene at the line as talks continued.
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Change in Tactics By Sen Kefauver if 1956 Race
Amid a 1956 campaign outlook, Senator Kefauver signals limited campaigning and may defer announcing a presidential bid while Adlai Stevenson contemplates entry. Kefauver plans to focus on Senate work and avoid aggressive public campaigning, with aides noting possible early flights to Washington and meetings with Stevenson.
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40 Year Sentence for Slaying of Woman in Golden
Colpora, Mo. A Denver taxi driver, W Brooks, was sentenced to 400 years for second degree murder in the killing of Zelma Broadfoot, 23, whose battered, near-nude body was found near Clone Creek Carven by Golden History. Dist. Judge Martin Pio Abia called the murder vicious and horrible. Brooks pled guilty amid details of threats and rape. Sheriff Carl Rulow released Brooks’s statement describing the assault and brutal act.
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Jail Grandmother On Kidnap Charge
LENINGTON Missouri authorities say a grandmother has been jailed on a kidnapping charge after she allegedly admitted the child was taken from infancy. The case involves Mrs. Biddle of Terre Haute and her grandson Jack Allen Biddle who reportedly wished to return to his grandmother. The defendant and others are under investigation as details emerge from the hospital scene.
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South Dakota Donates Christmas Tree to White House
A ceremonial tree from South Dakota will be delivered to the White House for December display. Workers will transport and install the 40-foot spruce in President's Park with lights and ornaments as part of a nationwide holiday gesture. President Eisenhower is expected to light the tree on December 8.
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Hold Rites on Friday For Newspaper Employee
A funeral service is planned Friday for a newspaper employee. Beck, a longtime staffer, died yesterday at Absit Brothers Hospital after a brief illness. The details specify the hospital and the deceased’s role with the Globekecrat.
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