Armistice talks face key hurdles in Korea truce bid
MUNSAN Korea sources report a staff panel backed moving the Russia issue to a higher level as armistice negotiations resume on Thursday. A second meeting may address allowing repairs to air bases and prisoner exchange, with officials in secret talks.
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Robert P. Briscoe
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Assurance on Wichita tax office consolidation plan
The Internal Revenue Service plans to consolidate tax offices, potentially creating up to 25 new district offices nationwide. In Kansas, Deputy Commissioner Brodrick said Wichita will gain a deputy, a branch appellate division to hear appeals, and that existing zone and division offices in Salina Topeka and Kansas City remain.
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Internal Revenue Reorganization Plang Cal
Kangaa Tax
Kansas
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Opeka
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Soldier Kills Officer To Get Out of Army
In Lampasas Texas a 19 year old private shot 2nd Lt Howard Williamson, 22, of Washington, at a bivouac mess tent of the 82nd Airborne Division, aiming to leave the army. Witnesses quote Pvt Michael Kunak saying he sought an army discharge and that the act was intended as a way out. Authorities planned to charge or clear the case after interviews by attorneys and officers.
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Howard Williamson
Washington
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82Nd Airborne Division
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Hollywood stars invest in Kansas oil well venture
Tony Martin and Cyd Charisse wince into Western Kansas oil fields with Siegel group. They back a wildcat No. 1 well in Hodgeman County Purdyville Field near Jetmore, seven miles southwest of Jetmore, and plan another well west of Hill City in Graham County.
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Poles Court fines collected for parking rule breakers
Police court collected 43 dollars and 75 cents from 91 drivers who paid 25 cents each for overparked meters. Two people paid 2 dollars each for restricted zone parking, one paid 3 dollars for double parking and leaving a car without a driver. Nine fines of 1 dollar and one fine of 3 dollars were also paid. Vernon Harold Johnson was fined 15 dollars for appealing.
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Dutch Queen visits the United States on goodwill tour
Queen Juliana of the Netherlands flies to the United States and Canada for a month long visit. She departs Amsterdam aboard a four engine airliner, with Prince Bernhard, Dutch Foreign Minister Dirk A. Stikker, and 11 others, stopping overnight in Gander Newfoundland before arriving in Washington at 3 p.m. CST Wednesday.
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Fatal cross road crash near Wichita kills two
Two Wichita residents Cecil D. Heyen aged 29, a local aircraft mechanic, and Norma Bennet aged 24, were killed when their car struck a passenger train at a crossing northeast of Wichita City. The collision occurred Monday night, and authorities identified the victims from Wichita.
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Funsters Fire Hydrants Drama After KU Victory Celebration
Firefighters scrambled through the city after celebrants opened hydrants during KU victory revelry in New York City style. Alerts logged from 11 p.m. to 1 a.m. include bonfires near Granada theater 12:15 a.m. and 7th and Mass streets, a tree fire at 220 Mt. St., and unexplained smoke at 164 Stratford Road. Hydrants were reportedly turned on at multiple intersections including 11th and Mass, 1st and La, and 10th and Del.
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Oakridge and Lawrence Group Meetings Highlight Local Activities
Oakridge teacher Mrs James Holladay attended a Lawrence area county teachers meeting at Number and school house Thursday evening with Lecompton guests. WSCS members met in March and April at various Lawrence homes, with plans for a covered dish luncheon. The Birthday Club elected officers and contributed to the Red Cross. Oakridge Home Demonstration plans April meeting, roll call on Reading I Want to Do, and May meetings set for 2 PM. William Whitman and Billy House return from bachelor quarters in Gilmore house. James Holladay’s mumps noted. local visits include Miss Lydia Schaake and Miss Matilda Schaake.
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DeSoto notes of visits births deaths and church events
John M Whitelaw arrived from Portland to attend a social workers meeting in New York City where he serves as a vice president. Mr and Mrs William Wallace announce the birth of their son at Lin Memorial Hospital. Arch Bedford Jr sends birthday roses to his wife while on a San Diego naval cruise. Maurice DeBoever returns from Dallas on Pure Milk Producers work. Mrs George Roberts ill. Velma Seaton is a Shawnee high school teacher. WSCS aids Rev Patterson missionaries in India. Charles Douglas, 51, dies at Reece Hospital Gardner. funeral at Methodist Church with Elmer Suderman and Langstreth performers. Burial at Mt Syd.
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Funeral notices and estate filings headline Kansas notices
The passage records multiple notices including funeral details for Frank Las and services for Lt. Col. Alfred Gordon in Korea, along with probate announcements in Douglas County Kansas. It lists survivors, memorials, and hearings on estates in Topeka and Baldwin City, with dates and legal actions for executors and heirs.
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T. Rin
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