Dulles Warns Aid Cuts Endanger Security Structure
Secretary of State Dulles told senators that House cuts of 809.65 million in foreign aid threaten U S security and ally defenses, warning of a grave risk if funds are not provided. Mundt proposes annual repayments on loans and a two year development fund totaling 1.125 billion dollars.
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Washington CP
Dulles
John B. Hollister
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Sieff
Nathan F. Twining
Radford
Seq
Mundt
R-Sd
Congress
Unite States
Soviet Officers Oust Opponents In Syrian Army
Beir ut reporting says pro Soviet officers purged rightists from the Syrian army as a weekend putsch solidified Moscow backed power. General Bizry promoted to general and chief of staff while Kuwatly rumored to have resigned. President Assali traveled to Cairo to meet Nasser amid tight Soviet arms backed unity of Syrian and Egyptian forces.
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Syria
Middle East
Sy Teak Central
Gisry
Damasseus
Beirut
Sabri Assalis
Shakhi Kawatly
Kuwatly
Bizry
Anl
Kawaitly
Assali
Egypt
Cairo
Nasser
Kuwady
Alexandria
Giants Directors Vote to Move Team to Frisco in 1958
The New York Giants board votes 8-1 to relocate the baseball franchise to San Francisco in 1958. Horace Stoneham cites conditions by Mayor George Christopher, with possible NL approval by Warren Giles. Negotiations involve the Red Sox, Polo Grounds lease, and territory transfers from the Pacific Coast League.
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New York
New York Giants
San Francisco
Horace Stoneham
Giants
Stoneham
George Christopher
Ants
Warren Giles
National League
Brooklyn Dodgers
Los Angeles
Giles
Dodgers
Charles Feeney
California
Boston Red Sox
American Assn
Minneapolis
Red Sox
Sease
Polor Grounds
Polo Grounds
Balloon Flight From Minnesota Tests Atmo Span For Air Force
A large balloon rose at Crosby Minnesota to lift Maj. David G. Simons for a 24 hour near space test as part of Project Man High. The ascent reached toward 102000 feet with instruments in gondola and the mission planned to cross North Dakota and Montana before descent. Senate Rackets Committee seeks $150000 more to fund its first year of anti racketeering inquiry in labor management with hearings across regions.
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Crosby, Minn
Air Force
David G. Simons
Minnesota
Maj
Simons
Lancaster
H. M. Hanna Co
Portsmouth
Cuyuna
North Dakota
Miles City
Montana
Simon
Washington
Senate
McClellan
D-Ark
New York
Congress
Lahor
Scranton
Navy
Student's Wife Dies in Wreck at Lawrence
Mrs. Mary Lou Milligan 22 wife of a Kansas University student died after a car left the pavement near Lawrence nine miles northeast. Her son Michael David 2 was injured, and husband Madison Milligan 22 was unhurt. The car rolled over twice, a tire failure blamed. The couple returned from Parkville Missouri. Milligan studied mechanical engineering after transferring from William Jewell College.
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Mary Lou Milligan
Kansas University
Lawrence
Michael David
Madison |Ooth Milligan
Milligans
Parkville
Milligan
H. L. Cox
Topeka
KE. Wayne Keltner
Linda Lee l Keltner
W. E. Macken
Roy Keltner
North
Kansas City
K.U
William Jewell College
Ike Asks Rayburn Help For Foreign Aid Funds
Washington House Speaker Rayburn, returning from the Capital, said President Eisenhower asked his help in securing House agreement to more foreign aid funds if the Senate approves. Rep Passman indicated no capitulation to large increases if the Senate adds on.
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Washington
House
Rayburn
Ifh
Eisenhower
Jte
Senate
Rep
Passman
D-Lay
Appropriations
Survival plan urges Topeka to Emporia shift in attack readiness
A bulky Kansas survival plant project proposes moving the state capital from Topeka to Emporia in case of enemy attack. Don Hewitt, project director, released the basic planning directive detailing actions, responsible parties, and procedures to maintain state government functions during an attack. The analysis notes a state operational structure to sustain essential services amid wartime disruption. The stock market index closed at 173.2, down 3.1 on 60 stocks.
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Topeka
Emporia
Kansas
Don Hew
Itt
Attendance at Fair Estimated at 4 500 For Final Program
Attendance at the Douglas County Free Fair final program was estimated at 4 500 with about 3 500 at the talent contest and 1 000 more on grounds. Horses were judged Saturday afternoon ending the 1957 fair award listings. Winners included Patti Garland first in ballet dance, Rosemary Wright second in accordion, Diane Murphy third in tap for ages 13 and under. Joyce Weeks first in accordion, Karen Kerr second in baton twirling for ages 13 and over. The board will meet Tuesday to review the fair’s financial outcome.
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Douglas County
Patti Garland
Rosemary Wright
Diane Murphy
Joyce Weeks
Karen Kerr
Bowling Ball Theft Incident Reported In City Drive
Kansas City police were alerted after GC Van Natta reported his bowling ball rolled from his car as it stopped on a street. A passing motorist nabbed the ball and sped away before Van Natta could recover it.
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Kansas City
Kaswi
R. GC
van Natta
Baruch Seeks Dawn of World Peace on 87th Birthday
Bernard Baruch, 87, adviser and financier, spends a Long Island birthday at a summer cottage. He calls for a world peace dawn and an international authority to control resources and fissionable materials, with all atomic weapons debombed. He notes Russia might accept the plan under public pressure.
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Lawrence
Toasul
Richard Crain
Jeft
Mike Brovwnine
Bill Scott
Ronak
Rappard
Terry Hopkins
N. H. St.ournal
Bill Snead
Stbury
N.Y
Uh‘ Baruch
Camden
Long Iisland
Baruch
Tye
Soviet Union
Woodrow Wilson
Russia
Light May Be Rayburns Test Satellite Seen This Week
Local residents reported a bright orange yellow object in the night sky. Kenneth R. Sheffer of Kansas University Bureau of Visual Instruction offered a mathematical schedule arguing the light may be a test satellite, possibly part of 1957 1958 space planning. He noted timing aligned with observer reports and predicted a rise near 6 47 pm, urging readers to watch tonight outside.
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Lawrence
Kenneth R. Sheffer
Kanssas University Bureau of Visual Instruction
Journal
World Today
United States
U.S S.R
Sheffer
Protabl
Gradual Warmup Due Here Amid Uncertain Rain Prospects
A slow warmup was forecast for Kansas with highs near 65 in some zones and no rain expected. Overnight lows hovered around 84, with 86 forecast today, and weekend highs reaching the upper 80s to 90s while rain remained unlikely.
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Kansas
Mercury
Telay
Lawrence
City Commission weighs water main payment plan shift
Lawrence city commissioners consider charging new developments or local districts for water main extensions to fund growth and central system expansions. The plan, debated this week, could avoid rate hikes by linking payments to home prices or using special assessments, with trunk mains defined as over eight inches.
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Aplin
Sowest
Lawrence
Waterrave
Black Stearhout
Kansas City
Afl
Poia
Black & Wealth
Speoch
Arenda
Blick & Veateh
Northeast Kansas Weather Forecast For The Week
Fair with a slow warming trend this afternoon tonight and Tuesday. Highs near 88 to 92 degrees. No rain in prospect. A five day outlook shows temperatures about 3 to 3 degrees above seasonal norms with a gradual rise. Afternoon and evening thundershowers expected to be limited. Page includes city readings for several stations with highs and lows.
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Kansas
Norn
Velon
Misnarek
Denver
Fort Worth
Ilavre
Mont
Los Angeles
Mian Fx Ge RS
Minneapolis
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City Co
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