U S Pledges New Armament to NATO Allies
Paris report says the United States will supply modern weapons with dual capacity to fire conventional or nuclear payloads but retain atomic warheads. NATO ministers heard that shipments will be conventional only due to U S limits while aiding allied Europe to develop own systems. Spaak named secretary general as Ismay retires in April. Coordination urged to avoid duplication and speed joint European arms production.
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Paris
United States
NATO
U.S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Defense
Charles F. Wilson
Wilkon
15-Nation Alliance
Paul - Henri Spaak
Spaak
A United Europe
Lord Ismay
Britain
Ismay
Wilson
Eisenhower
Congress
Europe
Tiny Tanya Reunited With Mother In London
Tanya Chwastov, born Philadelphia July 1954 to alien parents, was reunited with her mother Elena Dieczok in London and received an American passport. A British court ruled she should be raised as an American and be returned to her mother, who plans to take the girl to Michigan for Christmas. The custody dispute with her Russian-born father Alexis Chwastov ended with the child placed as a ward of the court.
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London
Tanya Chwastov
Russia
Philadelphia
United States
U.S
Tanya
Nancy
Alexis Chwastov
Elena Dieczok
Detroit
Michigan
Britain
Leningrad
Gift subscription for Journal-World at Christmas
Former Lawrence resident Ady expresses desire to bring happiness by sending a gift subscription to the Journal-World during Christmas time.
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Lawrence
Journal- World
Ady
U.S. Pushes Missile Controls in UN Talks
The Eisenhower administration plans to press for international limits on long range missiles in upcoming United Nations disarmament talks. Officials say no basic policy change, but new emphasis on missiles as a weapon category, with inspection disputes cited as the main obstacle to a broader arms reduction pact.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United Nations
U. N
U.S
Defense
State
Russia
Kansas Regents Approve Fee Hikes and Coach Pay Raise
The Kansas Board of Regents approved higher incidental fees to raise about 500000 annually for state universities. A one year contract gives University of Kansas football coach Charles Mather a 500 raise to 11000. Fees rise for resident and non resident students across Kansas institutions with varied semester amounts.
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Topeka
Kansas Board of Regents
Regents
University of Kansas
Charles Mather
Kansas State College
Emporia
Pittsburg State Teachers Colleges
Fort Hays State College
K, U
Kansas State
Kansas
Hungary Workers Defy Tanks In Budapest Strike
About 28 000 workers at Csepel iron and steel works joined dozens of Budapest factories in a new strike defying Russian troops. Bejolannis electric plant saw 6 000 workers refuse to operate as leaders Sandor Bacz and Sandor Bari were arrested. Production halted by coal and power shortages and a government threat to dismiss idle workers.
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Budapest
Hungary
Csepel Iron and Steel Works
Perserter
Csepel
Janes Kadar
Bejolannis Electric
Sandor Bacz
Kadar
Budapest Radio
NATO Wise Men Seek Quick Suez Action and Peace
Paris reports that NATO foreign defense and finance ministers urged rapid clearance of the Suez Canal, a final settlement of its future, and a permanent ArabIsraeli peace. The three wise men Lester Pearson Halvard Lange and Gaetano Martino emphasized political consultation as key to NATO policy alongside continued coalition focus and mutual consultation.
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Paris
Atlantic
Suez Canal
NATO
Attock
Russia
Atlantic Alliance
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Halvard Lange
Norway
Gaetano Martino
Italy
NATO Council of Ministers
Lange
Eisenhower Tapes Fourth Finger After Augusta Visit
President Eisenhower wears tape on the fourth finger of his right hand to cover a rough spot, not a blister, White House press secretary James C. Wagerty said. The press note follows the President's 18 day stay at Augusta, Georgia, where he golfed. Stover's Candy Rexall ad.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Wagerty
Augusta
Orville Ring Dies in Independence Tractor Accident
Orville L. Ring, a controversial Kansas City area construction figure, died in a Independence hospital today at age 55 after a tractor he was driving turned over and pinned him beneath it. He had been hospitalized since the accident yesterday.
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Independence
Moim
Orville L. Ring
Kansas City
Ring
KU Chancellor warns state unaware of school needs
Chancellor Franklin Murphy of the University of Kansas urged budget hearings that the state and others underestimate the educational challenges as KU's enrollment rose by 1,500 in two years. He warned of faculty losses to higher salaries, pressed for higher pay scales, restoration of cuts, and a stronger graduate program while noting KU's proposed budget and reductions.
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Topeka
Franklin Murphy
University of Kansas
K. U
Kansas
Murphy
Kansas State
K.U
James Bibb
Bibb
Optimistic Lawrence merchants eye solid Christmas trade
Lawrence businessmen report optimism for holiday sales as Douglas County November tax data show a 1 percent rise over last year. Poll responses cite stronger overall 1966 trade, with several merchants noting gains from a late 1955 holiday level. Executives from Raney Drug Store, Montgomery Ward, Ober's Clothing, and Malott's Hardware contend December and post Christmas weeks could push sales above 1955 figures.
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Lawrence
Topeka
Douglas County
Journal-World
Richard Raney
Raney Drug Store
James Pendleton
Montgomery Ward
Charles Radcliffe
Ober's
Darwin Malott
Malott's Hardware
Salvation Army expects 250 plus Christmas orders this year
The Salvation Army, with Major Sidney Hutchings, will distribute more than 250 Christmas grocery orders and several grocery baskets aided by the County Welfare Department. Weather could raise demand as construction slows, with KU sororities and fraternities aiding youths and a Passion Play trip for teens. Deadline for requests and family adoptions is Wednesday, with toy and food drives underway and the Jayhawker theater and Cub Scouts contributing to the effort.
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Salvation Army
Sidney Hutchings
Hutchings
County Welfare Department
Kansas University
Army
Jayhawker Theater
Cub Scouts of
Lawrence
Jay and Manhattan Cagers Face Seattle and Manhattan Games
Kansas University's basketball squad meets Washington University at Seattle tonight at 10 o'clock local time while Lawrence High plays Manhattan High in Manhattan at 8. Kell Institute's quintet rests this weekend. WREN and KU Sports Network will air the KU Washington game at 9 55 p.m. The Journal World will report halftime and final scores for the Lawrence Manhattan game. An operator stays on duty after 8 30 p.m. to relay the high school result via phone V13 1000.
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Kansas University
Washington University
Seattle
Lawrence
Lawrence High
Manhattan High
Manhattan
Haskell Institute
WREN
K.U. Sports Network
Journal-World
Geology Authority Dies
Dallas obituary: Dr. E. L. de Golyer, age 70 and a world renowned geology and oil authority, died today at his office following a heart attack.
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Dallas
E. L. de Golyer
Eisenhower Nehru Talks May Improve Relations
Washington previews four day talks between President Eisenhower and Indian Prime Minister Nehru. Officials expect clash on six major issues but foresee a potential for closer, friendlier ties. Key topics include Red China, UN, military pacts, Hungary, and Neutralism.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nehru
India
Light Rain and Snow Possible in Eastern Kansas
Light rain tonight expected to give way to occasional snow Saturday in Eastern Kansas as the weather bureau predicts no warming. Fog mist drizzle earlier today could have become rain this afternoon with pavements remaining wet but not measurably so. Temperatures stayed below freezing Thursday with a 2 a.m. low near 20 and only rising to near freezing again 12 hours later. A milder night is forecast with low in the upper 20s and highs in the 30s on Saturday.
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Fisher Bridge
Lawrence
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Lawrence Topeka group forms Kanza Industrial District
Lawrence Topeka development leaders elect Deane Ackers as chair and Arthur H. Wolf as vice president to promote Kaw River Valley industry. A $10,000 annual budget is set, with equal chamber representation from both cities. The committee plans brochures, ads, and outreach to attract prospects.
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Deane Ackers
Kansas Power and Light Co
Kanza
Kaw River
Lawrence
Topeka
Chambers of Commerce
Arthur H. Wolf
Centron Corporation
Mosser-Wolf
Chhamber
Lawrence Rotary Club
Charles Clevenger
National Bank of Topeka
River Valley
Franklin D. Murphy
Kansas University
Kid
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Wolf
Lisle Eby
E. R. Zook
M. S. Winter
J. L. Constant
Dolph Simons
Arthur B. Weaver
Ray Q. Brewster
Odd Williams
Dr. Murphy
Oscar Stauffer
Don E. Blacksome
W. Laird Dean
Lou Falley
Henry Bubb
Five Day Weather Outlook for Plains States
Readable forecast shows Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma with temperatures 3.6 degrees below normal in northwest Nebraska to near normal in southeast Oklahoma. Expect continued cold with light to moderate precipitation, mainly snow on Saturday Monday and Wednesday. Highs 34-38 in Nebraska, 44 in Kansas, 49-58 in Oklahoma. Snow likely in northern areas with warmer east yet colder weekends.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Oklahom
Nebrask
Grace
Suneet Bay
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