US Blasts Bulganin Letter In NATO Summit Push
Washington accused the Soviet premier’s 3000 word letter to Eisenhower of propaganda aimed at influencing the upcoming Atlantic Pact summit. State Department noted the letter under active study while officials said its timing and publishing intention sought to sway NATO deliberations. Main proposals included a halt to nuclear testing after January 1 with safeguards, a East West leaders conference to outlaw war, and a ban on producing or stockpiling nuclear weapons in Poland East Germany and West Germany.
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Poland
East
West Germany
United Nations
Paul-Henri Spank
London
Macmillan
Rome
Four Miners Die In Arkansas Blast At Prospect No.3 Mine
A coal mine explosion at Peerless Coal Co No 3 mine in Excelsior Field between Hackett and Greenwood killed four men and slightly injured two others. Among the dead were George Simmong of Arkansas, Moore and Joe Martin of Paris. Fort Smith owner W H Lewis and bookkeeper C Melton identified miners as killed instantly. Kendrick Richardson of Fort Smith suffered scratches. Frank Miller of Charleston had minor injuries. State Mine Inspector Jack Berry led the rescue party.
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Greenwood
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C. Melton
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G Ark
Moore
Joe Martin
Paris
Hey
Kendrick Richardson
Jack Berry
Frank Miller
Charleston
Eisenhower Attends NATO Summit Lifts Allied Confidence
President Eisenhower decides to join the Paris NATO summit, boosting official hope for unity in the North Atlantic Alliance. Dulles and authorities rely on his stature for on the spot policy choices while Moscow signals tension with a 15 page Bulgarin letter. The gathering centers on strengthening the alliance against Soviet advances with leaders from 44 members.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Paris
Dulles
U. S
NATO
Georgi Zarubin
State Department
Eisenhower to Attend Paris NATO Meet After Medical OK
President Eisenhower, in excellent general condition after a mild stroke, plans to fly to Paris Friday to bolster the Western Alliance. Doctors report improved speech and no brain hemorrhage, and say his recovery allows attendance at the NATO summit with Maj. Gen. Howard M. Snyder at his side. Hagerty announces the trip will proceed, with meetings in Paris through the following Thursday.
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Eisenhower
Paris
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White House
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Fisenhower
NATO
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Harried NYC Commuters Struggle Through Subway Strike
New York experiences third day of subway motormen walkout causing packed stations and crush conditions. Buses and rail lines run to fill gaps while traffic into Manhattan stalls. Department stores report Christmas sales down 20 to 40 percent versus last year, with statewide impact stretching to schools and business.
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New York
Manhattan
Santa Claus
AFL-CIO opposes wage freeze and 40 hour week plan
The AFL-CIO convention unanimously rejects any 1958 wage freeze or extension of the 40 hour work week. It calls for sizable wage boosts and a shorter work week to boost purchasing power, with Walter Reuther arguing higher wages are needed to counter unemployment and weak demand. He notes auto production cuts at General Motors and criticizes proposals to scrap the 40 hour week as inadequate for defense needs.
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Afl-Cio
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General Motors Corp
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Lyndon Johnson
Mark Ueda
America
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Pittsburgh
Washington
Labop
Reutther
D-Tex
Russia
Johnson
Awards to 4-H and FFA Are Made at Dinner Here
About 500 guests attended the Douglas County Bankers Association achievement dinner in the Kansas University Memorial Union Ballroom. Rev. Dale Turner spoke, and numerous awards for 4-H and FFA members were presented by local agencies and sponsors including the American Legion and Cities Service Oil Co. Notable honorees included Judy Hoover, Roger Pine, Sharon Fine, and Charlene Hoover, among others for public speaking, leadership, clothing, and various demonstrations.
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Douglas County Bankers Association
Future Farmers of America
Kansas University Memorial Union
Dale Turner
Plymouth Congregational Church
4-H
FIFA
American Legion Post
Judy Hoover
Roger Pine
Cities Service Oil Co
Sharon Fine
Charlene Hoover
W. F. Stevens
Ocal Cities Service
Sears Roebuck Foundation
Marilyn Flory
Clyde Hoover
Sondra J.hanning
Loren Anderson
Mary Hale
Connie Matney
Purdue house imposes limits on goodnight kisses
Coeds at Purdue University's Shealy Hall faced strict social rules to curb dating displays. The head resident Valerie Heavey ordered limits on goodnight kisses to one, urged brief, emotionless goodbyes, and recommended handshakes instead. Violations could bring summons before the Board of Standards for Coeds.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
Shealy Hall
Shealy
Valerie Heavey
Board of Standards For
Warmer readings expected after season's coldest spell
Temperatures are set to rise Thursday reaching normal January levels after today’s frigid start. Downtown Lawrence opened at eight degrees, 12 below the prior coldest morning, with 26 degrees by 2 p.m. Winds eased from Tuesday’s strong gusts described as a blast of cold air from Northern Canada.
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Lawrence
Weather Bureau
Canada
Boy’s Christmas Spirit Wins Him a Bike
A nine year old Lawrence boy, unable to afford a bicycle, did odd jobs to save $15, buying a sturdy second hand bike. He was proud and happy, believing in Christmas spirit and Santa Claus. His joy turned to heartbreak when he found the bike missing or damaged on Monday. Continued on Page 2.
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Rize
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Care Urges Residents To Safeguard Christmas Trees
The Lawrences Fire Department chief John Miter issues an annual warning about Christmas tree safety. He recalls the 1919 fire tragedy and urges care with a small tree kept outdoors until lit, away from heat sources, and watered or buried to prevent fires. Electric lights should be used with fireproof decorations and properly working cords.
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Lawrences
John Miter
Thoawas SA
Miller
Chieh Miller
Santa Claus
Mus
Lawrence
Niles
Army Moves On with Earth Satellite Launch Program
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida Army engineers from Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville Alabama demonstrate readiness for a series of launches to place an instrumented satellite into orbit. The plan uses a final stage cylinder shaped unit. weighs about 71 pounds and matches Vanguard’s weight class, aiming to succeed where Navy efforts fell short.
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Hursisville
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Huntsville
Vanguard
Annual Prelude Mil Be Tuesday At High School
The eleventh annual Christmas Prelude will be presented Tuesday evening at Lawrence High School Auditorium. The A Cappella Choir directed by Millard Denny with Wayne Nelson as pianist performs carols and traditional pieces, followed by scenes and dances by the Modern Dance group. Cast includes Delores Sharks, Mary Herbiasold, Joseph Susanne Rabin, and many others, with the second and third parts featuring song and dance by the A Cappella Choir and the Mildelia Dancers.
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Ringwald
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Frend Jochin
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Mary
Herbiasold
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Susanne A‘abin
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Bird Hose
Fred Rush
Mike McWilvinis
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Whitvies
Mantv Pearson
Daesab Barrer
Deste Nesmith
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Barbara Ban Hap
Dany Snodgrass
Nancy Wanstean
Catala
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Janis Mill
Nanevelune Rusk
Delores Dovilass
Virginia Poeeker
Mireetd Uhnnes Bardses Basten
Judy Cantithe
Karen Mekensey
Pat Geta
Martha Flopkins
Inlane Cheetey
Alois Pharmang
Barbara Roberts
Talimeanoun
Darby
Simeone
Harvey Jackson
Wanda Massel
Don Lindley
Fla
Sandra Chirk
Eith
St. Mick
Dur Jap
William Tonible
Indonesia Considers Outside Aid to Reopen Shipping Routes
Government in Jakarta said Communist Poland and Yugoslavia offered assistance to bypass the global ore shipping bottleneck caused by Indonesia seizing Proteh ships. Officials weighing options to restore iron ore transport between Europe and Indonesia.
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Weather outlook for northeastern Kansas warms midweek
Five day forecast shows temperatures 2 to 4 degrees above normal from Thursday through Monday with a warming trend into Saturday and cooler by Monday. Normal highs near 44 and lows around 8 to 24 degrees, little or no precipitation expected as observations from major stations across the region are reported.
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