NATO at Paris to become going concern not symbol
Senator Mansfield says Eisenhower must lead NATO in Paris to turn the alliance from a defense symbol into a working mutual defense pact. Green contends NATO not collapsing but calls for renewed leadership. Europe hosts a trio of meetings with ministers and allied leaders ahead of a NATO summit and Euratom talks.
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D-Mont
Eisenhower
Paris
NATO
Green
Sen. Green
D-Ri
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Europe
West
Friddy Eisenhower
Council of Europe
Council
Western European Union
European Common Market and Atomis Agency
Euratom
U.S
Jay Cage Troupe Heads East for Philadelphia Showdown
KU 4-0 and ranked No 2 sends ten players by plane to face St Josephs College in Philadelphia. Wilt Chamberlain, a native of Philadelphia, returns home for the game expected to draw about 8 500 fans with 500 KU supporters traveling. The traveling squad includes Chamberlain, Loneski, Billings, Johnson, Hickman, Cleland, Donaghue, Kelley, Hoffman and Kindred.
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Philadelphia
Dick Harp
Jayhawks
St. Joseph College
St. Joseph
Philadelphia Palestra
Wilt Chamberlain
Harp
Chamberlain
Ron Loneski
Bob Billings
Monte Johnson
Bob Hickman
John Cleland
al Donaghue
Larry Kelley
Jim Hoffman
Lynn Kindred
Flanders Demands Clear Authority to Speed Missile Program
Senator Flan ders accuses Dr James Killian of being boxed in and lacking power to advance America s missile effort. He urges President Eisenhower to appoint a single top commander with full authority after touring missile plants and test sites.
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Washington
Sen. Flanders
James R. Killian
Eisenhower
America
United States
Senate Preparedness
Eight in a Family Die as Flames Ravage House
A rural Georgia tenant house fire in Ella Bell kills eight in one family, including six children, with Mary Lee Burroughs and Pete Dixon among the dead. Anderson Mays survives with a 13-year-old daughter unharmed. the father is hospitalized. The cold snap intensified 20 degree conditions across the region, with other deadly blazes reported in Kentucky and South Shore areas.
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Ellabell
L. R. Lanier
Mary Lee Burroughs
Pete Dixon
Anderson Mays
Georgia
Nelson County
Bardstown
South Shore
Five Merit Semifinalists Named From Lawrence High School
Lawrence High School reports five students chosen as semifinalists in the National Merit Scholarship program. The announcement, made in Chicago, places the district among the state’s top for semifinalists, with Kansas totaling 131 of 7,500 nationwide. The program spots finalists later, based on examinations and further selection.
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Lawrence High School
Kansas
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
Chicago
Lawrence High Semifinalists Reach Record Five This Year
Lawrence High lists five semifinalists Suzanne Calvin Harold Fearing Griffith Price Jerry Schofer and Deborah Young to set a new school high in the national merit event. Most LHS qualifiers now attend Kansas University with one student remaining at KU or abroad.
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Clifton Calvin
Crescent Road
Harold Fearing
Albert Fearing
N. H. St
Griffith Price
G. Baley Price
Barker Ave
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Paul Schofer
Ind. St
Deborah Young
William Young
Westworld Road
LHS
Bob Barnhill
Kansas University
Ed Collister
Barbara Foley
Iran
Kansas
Shawnee Mission
Topeka
Wichita East
Salina High School
Lawrence
Ford Foundation
Carnegie Corporation of New York
Lawrence High School
Debora Young
Griffith
Price
Harald Fearing
Toursnal World
Pistol Accident Fatal In Larned Kansas
David Hampton aged 17 died in St Josephs hospital from injuries after a 25 caliber pistol discharged while a friend Max Peck age 18 inspected the weapon. Hampton, son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Hampton of Larned, was shot in the abdomen Wednesday. A Christmas gift subscription ad follows.
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Larned, Kas
David Hampton
St. Joseph's Hospital
Hampton
Max Peck
Clarence Hampton
Larned
Growth likely to continue in Lawrence study finds
A Samford University planning study predicts Lawrence will benefit from national population growth and Kansas University expansion. KU employs about 1,600 staff with many living in Lawrence and student spending estimated at 688 million yearly, supporting around 2,000 local jobs. New industry in the area, including Callery Chemical Co Hallmark Cards Kansas Power & Light and Du Pont, could add 450-600 families and fuel further growth in goods and services while offsetting employment slack at Sunflower Ordnance Works.
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Lawrence
United States
Siryde
Kansas University
Fotal KU
U.5
Dustry Ois
Sbhis
Stanford
Callery Chemical Co
Hallmark Cards
Kansas Power & Light Co
du Pont
Baker Expulsion From AFL-CIO Takes Effect Today
Atlantic City reports AFL-CIO moved to expel the Bakery Workers Union with 122000 members for corruption charges and placed the Distillery Workers Union with 2000 members on probation. The Laundry Workers Union with 72000 members was also expelled amid corruption accusations. James G. Croas refused to quit as president. George Meany cited reprisals and intimidation within the Croas faction and trusteeship orders for six San Francisco locals. Legion Free Stag Party Fri Dec 13 7 pm chub rooms Adv.
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Atlantic City
AFL-1 Cio
Bakery Workers
Distillery Workers Union
Laundry Workers Union
Cone
Afl-Cio
James G. Croas
Cross
George Meany
San Francisco
Legion Free Stag Party
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Transit strike relief seen in New York subway service
New York Transit Authority and police reported improving subway service disrupted by a motormen strike. Union officials dismissed claims of more workers returning, calling them a lie. Official counts showed more motormen at work in late night and rush hours, with divisions varying in turnout.
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New York Transit Authority
Miotormen
Frank A. Zelano
Mootormen
Benevolent Assp
Transit Authority
I& Motormen
MBA
Transit Authourity
Howe
Zelang
MEA
Zehina
Florida hotel plans giant Christmas tree for opening
The Galt Ocean Mile Hotel in Fort Lauderdale announced its formal opening for December 19 and has ordered a 55 foot tall Christmas tree weighing three tons, the largest ever brought to Florida.
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Tallahasser
Fla. A
Galt
Ocean Mile
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Temperatures Recover After Record Lows
The city saw a rapid rebound from a new record low with readings rising to normal levels by afternoon. After freezing all day Wednesday, temperatures climbed from 12 degrees overnight to around 30 by 2 pm. Partly cloudy skies forecast for Friday with highs near 30.
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Towell
Weatherwax invited to attend local strike talks
Mayor John Weatherwax was asked by the union to attend a Friday conference at the Eldridge Hotel to discuss the ongoing strike at the plant east of town. About 200 workers are involved, with payroll around 87 000 monthly. the plant remains operating with supervisory staff.
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Weatherwax
John Weathersas
Unin
Chem Atomic Workers
Wyergy Chen
Etic
Tos
Sion
Frderal
Hott Vidridge Kartier
Weather
Teen
Mayr Weatherwax
Harmon
Orsborn
Mayor Weatherway
Eldridge
U.S
Federal Mediation and Conciliators Service
Tam
Harmon J. Orshorn
Spe
AF Delay Asked In Planning Its New Space Body
Deputy Secretary Dane Quarles said the Defense Department asked the Air Force to delay establishing a new Directorate of Space to coordinate space and missile programs. The directive assigns care for space research and early warning projects, including plans for a space platform to monitor Earth from orbit and other defense weather research efforts.
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Uty
Dane Ald Quarles
Cie
Defense Department
Quakes Sind
Air Force
Quarles
Don
Astronaustins
Toowask
Eisenhower
Air Force Directorate
Big Brother
Space Platfom
Can
Bak Tistic Missile Defense
Army probes reports of shoe-bottom shinings
The Army is investigating reports that some enlisted men polish shoe bottoms at posts, a practice denied by Army policy. A tet letter signed "Mad Mom" claimed her son was ordered to shine shoe noses. Fort Dix public information officer Albert Gane said the Army had shared the letter and was seeking to get to the bottom of the matter.
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WTOLX
Army
New York
Paris
Wweound
Sriter
Albert
Gane
Ft. Dix
Brando Believed Leaving Wife Amid Pregnancy Rumor
Hollywood buzz says Marlon Brando and Anna Kashff are splitting as she nears delivery. Brando declined comment saying his private life is none of anyone else’s. Reports say he moved from Laurel Canyon while headlines stir.
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Hollywood
Marlon Brando
Anna Kashff
Brands
Daily Variety
Brando
Laurel Canyon
Kansas
Horn
Doane Seeks Insurance Amid Weather Notes
Fragmentary weather item mentions temperature readings and a note about Doane seeking insurance. Other text is unreadable, but the snippet references a 1948 era weather context with sunrise timing and auto insurance reference.
Moon Expedition Proposed by 27 Scientists
A group of 27 top rocket and satellite researchers urge a U S mission to the moon as part of a broad national program. They call for a 10 billion dollar spend over ten years and the creation of a National Space Establishment to coordinate efforts. Notable members include Wernher von Braun Joseph Kaplan and William Pickering, with Dr James Killian Jr weighing in.
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New York
United States
Spice
Outer Space
National Space Establishment
James R. Killian Jr
Isenhower
Wernher von Braun
Army Ballistic Missile Agency
Huntsville
Ala
Joseph Kaplan
U.S. Geophysical Year
William H. Pickering
Jet Propulsion Laboratory of
California Institute of Technology
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