U.N Pushes For Vote on Demands Over U S Fliers
The United Nations Assembly debated a resolution demanding Red China release 11 American airmen held as prisoners. Western allies seek a vote before the week ends, despite Soviet bloc opposition. U S delegate Lodge condemned claims by Malik that the airmen were spies and urged immediate handover as military personnel under the Korean armistice.
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U. N. Assembly
United States
Red China
Peiping
Syria
Ahmed Shukairi
Malik
Russia
Jacob Malik
Assembly
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Japan Names Hatoyama Cabinet as Camp Tightens
Japan’s new government under Prime Minister Ichiro Hatoyama forms a caretaker cabinet of 16 conservatives, with Mamoru Shigemitsu named foreign minister and deputy prime minister, pledging a firm pro democratic stance and stronger US relations. The lineup includes figures once purged by the U.S. occupation, signaling a pro American tilt despite past purges.
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Tokyo
Mamotu Shigemitsu
Japan
Asia
Shigemitsu
Ichiro Hatoyama
United States-Japan
Shigeru Yoshida
Associated Press
Hatoyama
Yoshida
U. S
Suspended Solicitor Denies Role in Phenix City Murder
Suspended Circuit Solicitor Arch Ferrell denied any part in the Pat Patterson murder in a jail interview. He said he is not a murderer and ready to stand trial. Albert Fuller, indicted for the same crime, declined to comment. Both men, held without bond, face first degree murder charges for Patterson's June 18 slaying. A third defendant was indicted. name withheld by law. Trials expected in January. Patterson, a noted crime fighter, had just won the Democratic nomination for attorney general.
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Phenix City
Ala
Arch Ferrell
A. L. Patterson
Ferrell
Associated Press
Patterson
Albert Fuller
Fuller
Alabama
Bernard Sykes
Hrim
Cohn Attacks Slant in Communist Exposure Coverage
Roy M. Cohn former counsel to McCarthy's Senate subcommittee attacked what he called slanted reporting in stories about communism He singled out the New York Times World Telegram Sun New York Post Baltimore Sun and Time Magazine as biased He spoke before 300 Catholics in the Catholic Institute of the Press in New York.
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New York
Roy M. Cohn
Joseph R. McCarthy
Senate
Cohn
New York Times
New York World- Telegram and
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New York Post
Baltimore Sun
Time Magazine
Catholic Institute of the Press
Forecast of rain and snow across Kansas tonight and Saturday
Forecaster Tom Arnold says moisture will spread over Kansas with rain and snow tonight and Saturday. Snow in the northwest, rain and warmer conditions in the east and south, then colder with more snow in the west on Sunday. Highs and lows range from the 20s to near 90 across regions.
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Tom Arnold
Garden City
Hill City
Olathe
Dodge City
Ten-Year Sentences For Freight Goods Thefts
Four men from Kansas City were given ten year terms in Federal Court after pleading guilty to thefts from interstate freight shipments. Robert McCullum 29 Kenneth 26 Wilbert 23 of Kansas City Kansas and James Nelson Jr. 25 of Kansas City Missouri led an organized gang admitting theft of merchandise worth several thousand dollars.
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Kansas City
Robert McCullum
Kenneth
Wilbert
Kas
James Nelson Jr
FBI
Virginia's Christmas Wish for Global Peace
New York despatch notes Virginia OHanlon Douglas, now 65, once asked if there is a Santa Claus. She expresses a wish this Christmas that wars end, peace prevail, and future celebrations be as joyous as the past, reflecting on the famed Sun editorial reply. She hopes the world embraces peace and happiness, avoiding conflict.
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Virginia
Santa
Virginia O'Hanlon Douglas
Old
New York Sun
Rence
Jet 8
Postal Robber Sentenced in Wichita Substation Hold up
Harold J. Laird received an 11 year sentence for the July 3 holdup of a North Side post office substation in Wichita. William Farmer, U S district attorney, said both Laird and Herbert William Martin, sentenced to seven years in the holdup, will begin their terms immediately. We are Wichitans and 31 years.
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Wichita
Harold J. Laird
North Side
William Farmer
U.S
Laird
Herbert William Martin
Chiang's Formosan Fight Sustains Nationalists in Exile
Chiang Kai shek remains in Formosa where his pledge to carry on the fight, made three years earlier after retreat from Chengtu, appears vindicated by stronger leadership than expected. The US mutual defense pact strengthens his stance though age and time press him toward eventual leadership surrender. Christmases in exile mark a somber horizon for the aging leader.
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Formosa
United States
Chiang
Weather For Other Areas By The Associated Press
Little change from cold and wet weather persisted across the nation. Snow flurries fell over the Great Lakes and northern Appalachians while rain continued in the Middle Atlantic and southern New England. Skies were partly cloudy or clear in other regions.
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Great Lakes
Appalachians
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Textbook Costs Lead Kansas in Per Pupil Spending
Topeka reports a survey showing Kansas has the nation's highest per pupil textbook cost at 8.35 dollars last year, far above the 2.49 national average. Kansas also spent 3.6 percent of school funds on textbooks versus 1.5 percent nationally, attributed to pupils bearing most of the book purchases.
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Topeka
Kansas Department of Education
Bis State
American Textbook Publishers Institute
Kansas
Settlement reached in Crosby auto damage suit
In Los Angeles a 1 051 400 dollar auto collision damage suit against Bing Crosby settled for 100 000 dollars announced in Superior Court by Crosby's lawyers before trial. The split awarded 67 500 to Frank Verdugo of Los Angeles the second car driver 27 500 to his wife Lucy and 5 000 to her brother Eulalio Perea.
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Los Angeles
Bing Crosby
Frank H. Verdugo
Crosby
Lucy
Eulalio Perea
Buyers Bear Down For Christmas Rush
Downtown shoppers fueled the Christmas rush with stores open until 9 pm. Officials expect record December retail sales, aiming for the peak on December 18 as shoppers flood streets and malls. Businesses anticipate December 18 to be the year’s biggest shopping day, with late hours through December 23 and early closures on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.
Kansas Univesity Football Banquet Reservations
The Chamber of Commerce football banquet for the 1954 Kansas University team is to be held Monday at 6:30 p.m. at the Eldridge Hotel. Reservations must be in by noon Saturday at the Chamber of Nee 8th and Vt Sts. Paul (Bear) Bryant of Texas A&M will be the featured speaker. The Topeka Jayhawk Club hosts a similar banquet for the Kansas gridmen tonight. Andy Hess Real Estate. Ph. 457, wAdy.
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Topeka Jayhawk Club
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Millikin Sees Irresistible GOP Demand for Ike 1956
Senator Millikin says Republicans show irresistible demand for Eisenhower to run again in 1956 and sees no major split or third party move. McCarthy accuses the President of weakness toward Red China while GOP leaders anticipate tighter party unity in coming years. In Douglas County, five mile Lone Star Road resurfacing tops list for 1965 with federal funding possible. A new Wakarusa River bridge at Eudora is under review with cost shares pending.
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Ousdahl
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Lawrence
Midland
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Ete
Kansas Secondary Roads Division
Tin
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Befarg
Unue
Ousdah
Pope Pius XII Shows Further Improvement at Vatican
Pope Pius XII’s personal physician said his condition “improvement continues” and he is able to take larger quantities of nourishment after spending his 12th consecutive night at the bedside. Dr Riccardo Galeazzi Lisi reported a fairly restful night.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius XII
Riccardo Galeazzi-Lisi
Salk Reports Strong Polio Vaccine Protection
New York Dr Jonas Salk reported evidence that his killed polio vaccine provides powerful long lasting protection. He said antibodies in blood may block infection and hinted vaccines could inform protection against colds and flu. A rapid scientific verdict on efficacy is due about April 1.
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New York
Jonas F. Salk
Pittsburgh
Salk
Association For Research In Nervous and Mental Diseases
Athletics Open Sale Of Baseball Tickets In Cold Weather
Kansas City's Athletics began advance sale of 74 home game tickets as temperatures sank to 24. Box seats 2.50 to 3.00, reserved 1.85, general 1.25. Orders mailed to those who requested box seats. other sales set after this phase.
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Kansas City
Athletics
Parke Carroll
Grand Avenue
Dr Sheppard Denies Wife Killing Charge In Court
Dr Samuel Sheppard testified emphatically that he did not kill his pregnant wife Marilyn last Independence Day. He described holding her in his arms before she died and recalled being knocked unconscious by an intruder, detailing his pursuit of a shadowy figure from the house to the beach.
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Cleveland
Samuel Sheppard
Marilyn
Sheppard
Huat
William J. Carrigan
Corrigan
Allies to Discuss Russ Note on German Rearmament
United States Britain and France will consult on a reply to Moscow’s note warning of Soviet armament buildup to counter West German rearmament. Officials see propaganda aims and expect joint Western consultation as in the Berlin talks. Bonn’s Bundesrat approved steps toward German sovereignty and rearmament while the Saar issue remains contentious.
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Soviet Union
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Tee
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Weather outlook for Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma
Five day forecast calls for below and above normal highs across the region with little precipitation. Oklahoma expected to see variable temperatures from near freezing to the 60s, with northwest to central areas warming Saturday afternoon.
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Kenase
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Seathees Hie
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Couthesat
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