Eisenhower Undergoes Intensive Heart Examination
President Eisenhower was evaluated by Dr. Paul Dudley White in Gettysburg as White calls the President’s heart recovery from a September attack better and says readiness for full workload will take until mid February to assess. The exam, a rare in-person check after five weeks, may influence second term plans.
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Gettysburg
Ps. W
Geal Deer White
Eisenhower
Paul Dudley White
Boston
White
Denver
President's health and second term delay discussed
White told reporters after the last exam in Denver that the President's progress was fine but increased activity could bring new developments. He warned a happiness medium between exertion and inactivity, and noted a decision on a second term would not come before January. Eisenhower’s March delay speculation is noted.
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White
Denver
Eisenhower
Snyder
Arab Group Pushes Israel Ouster From U.N.
United Nations members from the Arab bloc press for Israel’s expulsion over a bloody raid on Syrian positions near the Sea of Galilee. The Security Council debates action as Maj. Gen. Burns prepares a full report, while Shukairy calls for sanctions and Israel defends its counterattack.
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United Nations
United, Nations
Ysyea
World Organization
Syria
Thefa
Ahmed Shukairy
Security Council
Israel
Council
Sea of Gallee
Ini
Penton
E. L. M. Burns
Burns
Damascus
Yesterney
Genera
Ger
Mane
Aquarian Army
Chilef
Unity Council
Abba Eban
Teraeli
Jem Toni Shakairy
Egypt
Isreal
Ibid
Isaac Terael
Kansas Chamber Opposes New Taxes As Sessions Opens
The Kansas Chamber of Commerce voiced opposition to new taxes and urged lawmakers to apply a yardstick of need to all spending. It proposed a potential sales tax increase only if revenue is required, with any surplus directed to reducing ad valorem taxes.
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Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
Dali Lectures On Cauliflower Art In Paris
Salvador Dali arrived at Sorbonne University in a Rolls Royce topped with cauliflower. He spoke about how rhinoceros horns and sunflowers influenced his painting near a Lacemaker copy, noting a switch to cauliflower as a subject.
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Paris III
Salvador Dali
Sorbonne University
International Center of Esthetic Research
Louvre
Jan Vermeer de Dali
Figueros
Vermeer
Dali
Light Snow and Colder Weather Forecast for Kansas
Topeka forecast indicates light snow beginning in the northwest later today, spreading across the north and most of the state Sunday. Morning temperatures are expected from 5 to 10 degrees in the northwest and up to around 30 in the southeast, with tomorrow’s readings ranging from 10 to the lower 30s. Ad inserts promote gift subscriptions to the Journal World.
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Topeka
Art of
Dulles backs European nuclear pool move at talks
U S Secretary of State Dulles pledged support for a European nuclear energy pool during talks with Monnet Spaak and Von Brentano. He signaled Congress could amend the atomic energy act to allow exports to a pool but not to individual nations, underscoring improved control and nonproliferation aims.
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Dulles
America
European Union
U. S
Heinrich von Brentano
von Brentano
Washington
Congress
Monnet
Phern
Jean Monnet
Paul-Henri Spaak
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Antoine Pinay
North Africa
Middle East
South Vietnm
NATO
NATO Council
Atlantic
Europe
Russia
Geneva
Aid Request Near $5 Billion For Next Year
Washington officials draft a foreign aid request approaching five billion dollars for next year with about three billion for military aid and roughly 1.9 billion for economic aid. Some lawmakers await details and warn the total may threaten a balanced budget and tax cuts. Eisenhower aides expect a formal message to Congress on January 17 with no major changes anticipated.
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Washington
Congress
Russia
State Dulles
John B. Hollister
White House
Welk
Eisenhower
Truck Driver Shoots Man After Refusal for Aid
Albert Brown a 36 year old druggist and chiropractor in Detroit told police a truck driver shot him when he refused to push the stalled truck with his car. Brown was taken to Harper Hospital with a chest wound and fractured jaw. The assailant fled after firing the shot in a parking lot near Brown's car.
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Detroit
Albert Brown
Brown
Harper Hospital
U S Compiles Data On Reds Atrocities
The State Department is preparing a white paper on cruel and inhuman treatment of Americans in Communist China. Ambassador A Alexis Johnson protested to Red Chinese envoy Wang Ping nan at Geneva, but officials say protests have yielded no changes. Fourteen Americans remain imprisoned as of Sept. 16, while 27 have been allowed to leave China. Washington argues more releases were owed.
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Washington
State Department
China
U. S
A. Alexis Johnson
Wang Ping-nan
Geneva
Johnson
Wang
Swscorda
Johnson-Wang
Ammunist
United States
Downtown stores bustle as Christmas shoppers swarm
Tremendous crowds braved subfreezing weather as downtown Lawrence stores opened long hours to meet holiday demand. Managers from major shops report stronger trade than earlier in the week with extended evening hours through next week, while acknowledging Saturday before Christmas remains the peak day.
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Lawrence
Journal-World
Three Wise Men Avoid Herod and Seek David’s Child
An article recounts the biblical visit of the three wise men to Bethlehem and their warning by an angel to avoid King Herod. It notes Herod’s cruelty and the Magi’s cautious return, with a tangential reference to Marco Polo and Caspar as the youngest wise man.
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Herod
Magi
Bethlehem
Jerusalem
Orient
Italy
Marco Polo
Caspar
Regents Award Kansas State Kitchen Gear Contract
The Board of Regents approved a $90,000 contract to Smith St. John Mfg. Co. of Kansas City for kitchen equipment for the new Kansas State College student union. Salina Coffey House bid lower by about $2,400 but delivery by Feb. 1 was needed, while Salina claimed it could supply immediate delivery of equipment of equal quality if chosen.
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Topeka
Board of Regents
Smith St. John Mfg. Co
Kansas City
Kansas State College
Salina Coffey House
Salina
Hubert Brighton
Board of
Regents
College
Union
Brighton
Salina Company
Stores set extended hours for last minute Christmas shopping
Larry Lawrence urges shoppers to stay hopeful as local stores announce late season hours. From 8 a.m. to 2:58 p.m. Monday through Friday and until 5:30 p.m. on Saturday, Christmas Eve, with closures all day Monday, Dec 26 after Christmas falls on Sunday.
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Larry Lawrence
Mornday
Aince
Founder Leaves Vespers For First Time In 31 Years
The 31st annual Christmas Vespers at Kansas University will feature no participation by the founder. Emeritus Dean Donald M. Swarthout retired last June, with the event repeated at 3:30 and 7:30 in Hoch Auditorium. Performances include four tableaux by art departments, the 110 voice A Cappella Choir, 19 carolers, the University Symphony Orchestra, organ preludes and postludes, and broadcasts on KFKU and KANU. A free will offering supports Vespers scholarships.
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Kansas University
Donald M. Swarthout
School of Fine Arts
Hoch
Clayton Krehbiel
Herbert Wildeboor
Ohio St
Éplece University Symphony Orchestra
Russell L. Wiley
Beethoven
Dvorak
Laurel Everette Anderson
Ronald Barnes
KFKU
KANU
Burglars Steal Jewelry From Actress in London
Italian film star Pier Angeli and her husband Vic Damone reported jewelry valued at 1000 stolen from their London apartment last night. The couple found the loss upon returning from a party shortly before midnight as their four month old son Perry slept through the raid and two maids heard nothing.
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London
Pier Angeli
Angeli
Miss Angeli
Vic Damone
Perry
RCAF Replenishes Eskimo Settlement After Bear Raid
An RCAF plane dropped food near Port Burwell at the northeastern tip of Quebec to supply Eskimos left starving after a raid by five polar bears. Survivors had been living off a bear carcass they killed to escape.
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Goose Bay
Labrador
Royal Canadian Air Force
RCAF
Port Burwell
Quebec
Traffic Deaths Reported in Topeka and Statewide Totals
Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the state accident records section. In the last 24 hours to date in 1955 totals 555. period 1954 shows 580. Classification notes mention a "Fifteen Finest" used car sale in the classifieds. Bill Bodin advertised.
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Topekaw
Kansas
Drought Dangers Ease With Cold Weather Arrival
Cold weather brings relief from prolonged drought as Kaw River levels and groundwater remain below normal but pose no immediate risk to crops or city water. Water plant operators report adequate supply though mineral content in raw water rises as river flow stays low. Winter crops await spring moisture while soil remains dry in the subsoil and trees endure four years of below average rainfall.
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Kaw
Bowersock Dam
Leonard Williams
North Lawrence
Journal-World
Kaw Valley
Howard O'Connor
Sontagtetee
Lawrence
Aince
O'Connor
Williams
Melvon Wertaberger
Maeberger
Topeka Man Killed in County Road Crash Near Frankfort
Thomas Francis Hally, 89, Topeka, was fatally injured yesterday in a car collision on a county road near Frankfort Kansas. Classified ad note: Poinsettias Hillview Garden Center on Highway 58 South. Also an "Fifteen Finest" used-car sale in classifieds. Bill Bodin Adv.
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Bill Bodin
Il Adv
Frankfort
Kas
Thomas Francis Hally
Topeka
Here
Poinsettias
Hillview Garden Center
Hiway
Weather forecast and calendar details from a 1955 issue
The report outlines a mixed weather outlook with cloudiness and light snow possible in the northwest, warmer southeast at night, and colder northwest in Kansas. It includes temperatures, high and low ranges, and a calendar strip showing December 1955 to January 1956 with sunrise and sunset times and a grid of dates.
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Atate Burra
Kansas
Enianet
Atete Gundsy
Jaytre Fone Tian Neadinas
Vembe Jany
Asa
Fwinis
Sten Uw
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Andy Hess Fire Inn
Gene Doane
Norman Vincent Peale
Judaea
Marc Antony
Aes
K.C. Company
K.A
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