KU Cagers May Top Grid Figure Again
Kansas University basketball attendance may exceed last year’s football crowd of 314000, as KU hosts a prime double header with Washington and Kansas State at home while facing Cal in Manhattan. With nine home games, total gate potential hinges on sellouts and possible postseason games.
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Atlas Launching Delayed at Cape Canaveral Test Stages
Cap Canaveral observers saw two Atlas missiles on their stands as the intercontinental launch was postponed possibly to Tuesday. Previous Atlas tests last summer and fall achieved liftoffs but broke apart when wobbling and veering. The program aims a hydrogen warhead across an arc up to 600 miles high toward targets 5,000 miles away with speeds around 10,000 mph.
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Leaders split on NATO atom rocket bases at summit
At the Paris NATO summit Eisenhower urged rapid military buildup in the missiles race with Russia while some leaders pushed to delay a final decision on basing nuclear rockets in Europe. Adenauer supported equipping NATO with advanced weapons but urged thorough study and a decision next spring. Gerhardsen said Norway has no current plans.
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Eisenhower cancels NATO dinner amid stroke recovery
President Eisenhower canceled plans to attend a NATO conference dinner after spending nearly five hours at a summit session. The White House cited his health as the factor. Press Secretary Hagerty announced the decision as Eisenhower, recovering from a mild stroke, concluded a lengthy meeting with heads of government from the Alliance. Spaak urged all 15 members to arm with modern nuclear weapons to prevent Soviet monopoly in Europe.
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Journal World Ad Offers Year Round Family Subscriptions
Local ad promotes daily Journal World subscriptions for families all year with gift subscriptions available. Includes call to action to VI 3-1000 and mentions personalized gift cards with each order. Also notes insurance voucher and agent Gene Doane as an advertiser.
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Mystery Plane Circles Lawrence Airport Amid Dense Fog
Kansas City pilot Steve Gallup identified as the four passenger flyer returning from Akron, Colorado. He circled Lawrence field in heavy fog, landed in Topeka at 6 15 after radio trouble, while another unidentified plane passed over the airport around 7 20 pm. Authorities note no official reports of distress. lights at Municipal Airport were limited but would be upgraded under the ongoing improvement program.
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KC Strike Threat Averted in Missouri and Kansas
A strike threat against the Gas Service Co. in Missouri and Kansas communities was averted early today when a memorandum of agreement was signed by the company and United Mine Workers District 50. Stover's Candy Stowits Rexall Adv.
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Navy Aide Presses Budget Limits Hurt Research
Navy aide Norton told the Senate Preparedness subcommittee that defense budget caps harm Navy research. He urged focusing on core missile development while criticizing Buck Rogers style schemes. Gen McCaul warned of Soviet tech gains and urged broad weapon modernization beyond missiles. Johnson opened hearings noting ongoing missile satellite program reviews.
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Dense kansas fog blamed for two deaths forecast to linger
Dense fog blanketed Kansas Sunday night and caused at least two traffic deaths. Forecasters expect similar heavy fog tonight with little temperature change. Drizzle or mist to continue through Tuesday morning with highs around 49 and lows near 35 to 40. Meanwhile the liner Queen Mary, delayed by high winds and seas, docked in New York two and a half days behind schedule.
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Growth Direction Is Vital School Factor
The Stanford University report on Lawrence school planning analyzes how future city growth shapes where elementary, junior, and senior high schools should be located. It highlights East, Northwest, West and South districts as growth prospects, noting utilities, land costs, housing, and the impact of new schools on development.
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Delegates Clash Over Accomplishments At UN Assembly Close
Delegates in the United Nations General Assembly end the 18th session amid disagreement over achievements. Some see progress on issues and regional matters, while others cite deadlock and the failure to reach major decisions despite an extensive agenda.
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Supreme Court Rejects Los Angeles Ordinance
The Supreme Court today rejected a Los Angeles ordinance requiring residents to register with the police chief. Justice Douglas wrote the majority opinion, with Justices Black, Clark, and Frankfurter joining. Justices Harlan and Whittaker dissented in part. Burton filed a brief separate dissent.
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Fireplate Triquetts in 25 Th Tae
Snider Coal Co. 20 Locust Ardy.
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Christmas Train Rides For Lawrence Kids This Week
The Journal-World will operate a free Christmas special train in South Park Lawrence Thursday through Saturday. More than 5,000 area children are expected to ride the steam locomotive and coal car with four coach cars, from 2 to 5 30 p m and 7 to 8 30 p m each day. City officials cooperate with shops staying open late to allow families to enjoy the rides and shopping in one evening.
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Annual Rush For Mailmen Now At Full Speed Here
The Christmas mail rush in Lawrence is in full swing as Postmaster James Parsons reports heavy volumes this week leading to Christmas. Extra staff and a filled lobby kept pace with the influx of mail and packages, with peak activity around the post office as deliveries are expedited to ensure arrival by Christmas Day.
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Weather Outlook for Central Kansas With Mild Temps
A cloudy period with fog and drizzle fading to light rain through Tuesday morning. Minor temperature change expected with highs near the mid 40s to low 50s and lows in the 20s to 30s. Normal highs in the 40s to 50s and precipitation averaging about a tenth inch or less in western Kansas, up to a quarter inch in the east.
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