No New Clues In Probe of Woman Missing
Kansas City police continued a broad search along the Missouri River for Wilma Allen missing since Thursday. The 34 year old automobile dealer's wife was last seen during a shopping trip. her blood stained clothing and car were found in Kansas City. A man and woman footprints were noted but no decisive leads emerged by early Friday.
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Kefauver Calls ADA Charge Unjust and Unwise
Senator Kefauver in a liberal wing stance rejected ADA claims that Eisenhower and Democratic leaders showed indifference to the public interest. He argued Congress had success in foreign affairs and urged tackling domestic issues like school construction highways social security Water resources and farm legislation in the next session.
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Kansas Traffic Deaths Topeka Report
Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the State Accident Records Section show counts for the last 24 hours and year to date for 1955 versus 1954. The brief notices appear in the Journal with a contact phone and advertising note for a daily reading.
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Moon shared wealth urged by Dutch engineer
Dutch aeronautical engineer Simon van Munster urged world nations to pool space wealth and share Moon finds, proposing UNESCO and the U N backing for joint research to reach the Moon by 1980. He spoke at the International Astronautical Federation meeting in Copenhagen, stressing global cooperation in space flight challenges.
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Airmen Reported in Excellent Physical Condition
Eleven U S airmen held by Communist China are described by an Air Force medical source as completely okay physically after examinations. Maj William H Baumer of Lewistown Pa shows frostbitten and other injuries but the report notes overall good condition and smiles from the fliers. They rest in a large Far East Air Material Command Base hospital in Tokyo while intelligence officials begin questioning them about 32 months in Red China.
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K State Dean to Stanford Transition in Fall
William G Craig dean of students at Kansas State College for four years will become dean of men at Stanford University this fall. Craig, 40, helped plan the new 13 million dollar student union building at K State.
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Cloudburst and Lightning Strike Cripple Creek Colorado
Cripple Creek Colorado endured an hour long cloudburst with violent lightning. A bolt struck the Huston home attic and a barn near August Fry was destroyed. Sheriff reports 4 pm hit, up to three inches of rain in an hour, as Cripple Creek waters rose to a 25 foot crest flooding a parking lot where a car fell into a crater.
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Choosy Bandit Returns Barely Any Cash in Newark
A gunman entered Taft's Cleaners in Newark yesterday, displayed a revolver to clerk Ladhehski, demanded money, and found only four one dollar bills. The bandit asked if that was all, received no cash, and left saying he would return.
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Boston Polio Toll Sparks National Nurse Appeal
Boston health commissioner Dr John H Cauley issued a nationwide appeal for nurses to assist in handling nearly 1000 polio cases across six New England states. The city logged 301 cases this year and 26 more yesterday, while state totals reached 77 in Massachusetts and 999 across New England. Twenty polio deaths have been reported in Massachusetts, with 19 Salk vaccinated children also stricken, and five New Hampshire Salk inoculated youngsters diagnosed with polio.
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Ten Soldiers Die In Korea Wreck
Ten U S soldiers of the 24th Division were killed and 10 wounded when an Army truck to Kimpo Air Base overturned and caught fire near Seoul. Eight died at the scene, one died en route to hospital, and one died at the hospital. conditions among the injured ranged from critical to serious. Names were withheld pending kin notification. the driver survived.
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Local woman killed in highway collision west of Topeka
Mrs. Harry Bishop about 57, Overland Park, Kansas, died in a head on crash on Highway 40 west of Topeka last night. Her husband 58 and son Keith 17 were seriously injured, along with Paul Phillips 34 of Topeka. Phillips faced reckless driving charge stemming from an earlier crash near the same spot. Mrs. Bishop survives a son Elston Bishop of Ottawa. The Bishops had visited the Fritzel family Friday before attending a church conference at Miltonvale.
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Dial Conversion Soon for Lawrence Area Phones
The Lawrence system shifts from manual to dial operation at 1 01 a m Sunday sunrise, bringing latest telephone development to Lecompton and nearby rural areas. About 11 000 phones switch, old numbers become obsolete, and residents will rely on new home or business listings while calls surge during the changeover.
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Actress Suzan Ball and Carmen Miranda Die in Beverly Hills
Two Hollywood stars die within days of each other from cancer and heart failure. Suzan Ball, 22, battled cancer after knee injury and later leg amputation, passing away at home in Beverly Hills. Carmen Miranda, 41, Brazilian bombshell, died after a strenuous day of singing and dancing in Beverly Hills, with husband producer David Sebastian by her side.
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Freed Austrians Arrive Near Vienna Today
About 273 Austrians freed from Russian camps arrived at Bad Voesiau near Vienna. The returnees were handed to Austrian authorities with information on alleged crimes. Two hours after arrival, Austrian officials released all the returnees.
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Local telephone users urged to be patient with tomorrow's dial
In the Journal-World weekend roundup the editorial offers advice for local callers unhappy with manual operations. It urges patience courtesy and cheer as a message for tomorrow’s dialing.
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More Showers Soak Southeast Kansas Areas
Showers drenched southeast Kansas with amounts over half an inch at several stations including Lecompton 1.53 and Topeka 3.4. Radar showed activity near Goodland and Dodge City with no measurable totals. Skies stay partly cloudy with possible isolated storms. highs near 50 in the north and 95 to 100 elsewhere. Overnight lows 60s to 70s.
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Thug in Packed Station Shot by Patrolman
In Pennsylvania Station a patrolman killed a man during a chase after a $68 Savage robbery. The fleeing suspect, William Lloyd Walls, 35, of Manhattan, was felled by two shots as hundreds fled or sheltered. A confederate eluded capture as police described the beating and robbery of the night manager at a garage.
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Rainfall Boosts Late Crops But Heat Returns Soon
Local farmers expect recent rains to aid late crops like milo and soybeans despite heat damage from weeks of dry weather. Measurements varied with .31 inch in one area and up to an inch just outside the city. Temperatures are set to rise again with a forecast of highs near 95 to 100, though rainfall may help soil moisture and tank water, while lawns and university grounds begin to recover.
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