Suez Crisis Delays Oil Movement Year, One Official Claims
Miami Beach Florida A A government oil official said the Suez crisis may require up to a year to restore normal oil transport from disrupted channels. H A Stewart director of the Interior Department s Office of Oil and Gas told the Interstate Oil Compact Commission that while the canal may clear in six months, pipelines to normal capacity may take a year. He said the United States would boost domestic production to meet its own needs and ease European shortages. Stewart added that foreign petroleum shortages might be reduced by mid next year and perhaps fully corrected a year hence, while crude stocks at home and abroad would be depleted and thus abnormal efforts must rebuild to reasonable levels and meet current demands. He said the federal government will not dictate state production controls and, with no domestic supply curtailment, the nation can contribute materially to Europe s essential supply.
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Quartet Concert on Mt Qread Delivers Memorable Performance
University String Quartet Raymond Cerf George Green Wovel Rian and Raymond Stuhl with Marian Jersild team up in Strong Auditorium for Haydn Sunrise Walther Piston and Brahms Piano Quintet Op 34. Despite some intonation issues due to the weather the foursome delivered a lively, well balanced program with quality ensemble and expressive playing.
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Walter Piston
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Bonn welcomes Gronchi for three day state visit
Italy's President Giovanni Gronchi arrived today in Bonn for a three day state visit. He will be hosted by West German officials and is expected to discuss bilateral relations and European security during his stay.
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New Jet Plane to Be Assigned Next Year in CONAD
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo A new weapon in Uncle Sam s air arsenal the FIO4A Starfighter will be assigned to key Continental Air Defense Command installations early in 1957 The sleek craft is said to be the world s fastest jet combat plane more firepower per pound than previous models Partridge CONAD commander called it an air defense weapon to protect the United States against surprise enemy air attack After assignment to CONAD it will enter general service elsewhere in the Air Force
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Jet fighter development claim by Lockheed Corp
A historical note states Lockheed Aircraft Corp produced a jet fighter claimed to operate at all altitudes from stratosphere interception to ground support, highlighting its versatility and range of mission profiles.
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Burzle Leads Panel at International Education Conference
Prof J A Burzle chair Germanic Languages at Kansas University speaks on Europe and the United Kingdom panel at Chicago's second national Conference for Education for International Responsibilities. The event is run by the Institute of International Education and the State Department with co sponsorship from educational agencies.
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Kansas University
Chicago
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Tattooed crook robs service station under watchful crowd
Police arrested Dennis Schnegelsiepen, 28, of Junction City, after a Topeka robbery where a butcher knife was shown and $400 stolen from four attendants. Attendant Wendell Gurtler described tattoos including "born to raise hell" on the robber’s right hand. Schnegelsiepen, free on bond for a prior Sept. armed robbery, was held for questioning with $400 in his possession. His wife and five children were with him during arrest.
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Geology lecture on Middle East by Dr Ireland at IU
Dr Hubert A Ireland professor of geology at Indiana University will give an illustrated lecture on the geology of the Middle East at 7 30 p m Thursday in room 426 Lindley Hall. He recently returned to the IU faculty after a year as Fulbright professor of geology at Baghdad University Iraq. The lecture is open to the public.
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Nansas Uniyss
Middle East
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AF to Shift Five Wings for Troop Carrier Duty
The Air Force will shift five reserve wings from tactical to troop carrier roles by Oct. 1 next year to boost airlift capability. The move comes as the Army accuses insufficient airlift for ground troops and seeks own planes but is barred from acquiring them.
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Local Service Station Robbery Baffles Police
An armed robbery at Cities Service station at 23rd and Town Streets netted 75 dollars before midnight Wednesday. Police have no clues as yet. Attendant Dek Longvardt described a masked robber with a .22 rifle who forced the register open and fled in a waiting car followed by a second man. The getaway car, a 1949 model, headed north on U.S. Highway 49 then west at the U.S. 40-59 junction.
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Tito Paper Blasts Hungary's U N Ban
Borba, Yugoslav Communist organ, denounces Hungary for postponing Dag Hammarskjold visit to Budapest. Belgrade radio cites the move as showing Hungarian government support for UN pressures on Hungary. Ties between Tito's Yugoslavia and Hungary under premier Laszlo Kadar have cooled since Imre Nagy’s 1958 disappearance.
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Santa letter hides key to front door in Laramie
A Laramie youngster writes to Santa asking for toys and includes a key to his parents' house in a special Santa mail box at the post office. The note shows a cheeky attempt to bypass the chimney by using the key in the front door.
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KU Professor Elected Assistant Chairman of Conference
Kansas University English associate professor Dr Albert R Kitzhaber was elected assistant chairman of the Conference on College Composition and Communication in St Louis Missouri The conference includes about 1400 teachers and administrators of English Mrs Natalie Calderwood was named to the editorial board of College Composition and Communication The piece also notes remarks by Mrs Edgar Eisenhower and a description of the Four Corners region as a natural geological museum and meeting place
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Kansas University
St. Louis
National Council of English
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Sister-in-Law Says the All Bluff On Cooking
A close relative of President Eisenhower in Seattle rebuts claims about cooking plans, dismissing reports as baseless and asserting a straightforward approach. The statement emphasizes clarity over rumor, aiming to quell speculation surrounding the family’s kitchen arrangements.
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