Evacuation of 384 Italians From Port Said Under UN Guard
British troops and UN police fortified Port Said as 384 Italian residents boarded the SS Argentina for evacuation. A night battle in the city left casualties among Egyptian guerrillas and a British patrol, with no confirmed civilian deaths. UN planned staged police entry to maintain order.
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Port Said
Egypt
U.N
Argentina
Hugh Stockwell
Blackwell
Hesil
U. N
Stockwell
Blackswell
Bgypt
Port Fuad
Buty
Russians Charge U S Planes Near Ocean Port
Moscow accuses three U S Air Force planes of trespass near Vladivostok port in a recon mission. The Soviet note to the State Department demands punishment and measures to curb U S air incursions. U S officials deny illegal entry and cite international waters.
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Moscow
Bio Pacific
Vinedivostok
State Department
CLS
Wmhassy
Siie Frontiers
Uss.r
Chtie
Die Pan
Siberia
Vladivostok
United States
Hungary Strike Appears at End
In Budapest and provinces the Jangarian workers end a wave of sitdowns as production resumes at the Bollan nis plant amid arrests of Budapest Central Workers' Council leaders Sandor Racz and Sandor Bari. Hunger fears and winter cold pressured a settlement. a military area was declared at the Rolannis plant where 6,000 workers remained. Western observers note reduced Soviet influence though guards remain.
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Budapest
Sitdd
Bollannis Electrical Equipment
Sifdn
Budapest Central Workers' Council
Sabor
Sandor Racz
Sandor Bari
Soviet-su
Premir Janos
Hungary
Moscow
Matyas Rakosi
Threat on Eden's Life: Parliament of London Bomb Scare
Scotland Yard deployed special officers and police to Prime Minister Eden's residence after bomb threats targeted Parliament and 10 Downing Street. A thorough search found nothing substantiating the telephoned warning. Blower's Candy. Rexall advert.
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London
Scotland Yard
Eden
Parliament
No. 10
Downing St
Idaho Justice Found Dead in Caldwell
Idaho Supreme Court Justice Donald B. Anderson 52 was found dead with two bullet wounds in his head near a road 350 yards off U S Highway 39 west of Caldwell. His car and a pistol were nearby. Anderson had served with the FBI during World War II.
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Caldwell
Idaho
Idaho Supreme Court
Donald B. Anderson
Sheriff's Office
U. S. Highway 39
Anderson
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Kansas Traffic Deaths to Peka im-State Records
Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the State Accident Records. In the last 24 hours three deaths. To date in 1956 the total stands at 634. Same period in 1955 shows 563.
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Peka Im
Kansas
Eisenhower and Nehru Open Private Talks at Gettysburg Farm
President Eisenhower and India's Prime Minister Nehru began private talks at the Gettysburg farm, with aides kept separate. The session, described as entirely personal, followed a morning arrival from Washington, and a likely communique was hinted for Thursday.
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Eisenhower
Nehru
Gettysburg Farm
Gettysburg
India
Washington
Wie
Seltysburg
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Secret Service
Lal Peril
United States
Lawrence United Fund Near Goal On Final Drive
The Lawrence United Fund total stood $999 short of its $546,424 goal Saturday and again this morning. Today is the campaign's last day with Mrs. A. J. Mix in charge of UF Headquarters noting slow mail on Mondays could bring in more donations this afternoon. Projections suggest the shortfall will not derail funding for the 11 agencies, as late gifts will still be counted but no further efforts will be made after today in Lawrence for 1956.
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Lawrence United Fund
A. J. Mix
Lawrence
Deadly Phoenix Train Collision Claims 12 Lives
Twelve people died when an old model car collided with a passenger train at Phoenix's western edge. An 18 month old girl was critically injured. Police later found a young boy and a heavily unidentified victim among the dead. The wreck occurred at a simple level crossing with no barriers, and the train crew learned of the crash only after arriving at Union Station.
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Phoenix
Sacramento
Juan Alires Sr
Juan Alires Jr
Victor Alires
Clara Alires
Sofi Alires
Mike Alires
Steven Alires
David Alires
Bobby Alires
Leroy Johnson
Johnny Massery
Southern Pacific
Golden State Limited
Union Station
Walter A. Vandergriff
Los Angeles
Chicago
Court Backs Stand On Bus Integration
The Supreme Court refused to reconsider its November decision banning racial segregation on local buses. Official notice will be mailed to Montgomery, Alabama, in two or three days after delay due to reconsideration request. The Court also refused for a second time to review Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard’s murder trial and held aliens ordered excluded may seek habeas review.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Montgomery
Ala
Samuel H. Sheppard
Cleveland Osteopath
United States
Egypts Pivot Toward Soviet Ties Deepens
AP foreign analyst William L. Ryan argues Egypt risks becoming locked to the Soviet bloc as Cairo leans on trade links and political alignment. He notes Syria may follow, while Nasser faces a choice between Westward cooperation and a deeper Eastern bloc dependency.
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William L. Ryan
Paris
Egypt
Mak Uy
Soviet Union
Syria
Middle East
Contracts Approved For Child Aid Site At K U Med Center
The Kansas University Endowment Association executive committee approved contracts for a two story Children s Rehabilitation Center at the KU Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas. Bidders Winn Senter Construction Co for general work 2584610, Temperature Engineering Corp for plumbing and heating 62961.89, Eason Electric Inc for wiring 36219. The total construction cost is 357241.89 with furnishings and equipment bringing the project near 400000. The center will be outpatient and serve as a training site for doctors nurses teachers and technicians. It will be transferred to the state when complete and funded by private gifts and a $150000 federal grant. Construction will start after contracts are signed with no state tax money used.
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Kansas University Endowment Association
K. U. Medical Center
Kansas City
Kas
Irvin Youngberg
Medical Center
Winn- Senter Construction Co
Temperature Engineering Corp
Eason Electric, Inc
Youngberg
Junior Chamber of Commerce of
Society
40 & 8 Of
Kansas
Kansas Society For Crippled Children, Inc
American Legion of Kansas
Caroline
State of
Franklin BD
Murphy
K. U
Ellis D. Bever
Wichita
F. L. Hagaman
Hus
New cold mark due tonight in Lawrence
Lawrence braces for what could be the season's coldest reading as temperatures dip toward near single digits. No snow is forecast though, after a brief warm spell with temperatures climbing to the 40s before dropping again.
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Lawrence
Iraq Prime Minister Reaffirms Pact Ties With West
Premier Nuri Said declared Iraq would stay in the Baghdad Pact with Turkey Pakistan Iran and Britain to counter communism despite criticism from Moscow Cairo and Damascus. He said Arab protests aim to undermine Iraq and insisted the alliance remains essential while opponents call accusations of terrorism and secret trials a fabrication. Trade unions in Egypt and a Damascus radio broadcast spurred planned strikes protesting the Iraqi government's actions.
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Baghdpac
Iraq
Nuri
Moscow
Cairo
Damascus
Saith
Pur+ key
Pakistan
Iran
Britain
Baghdad Radio
Egyptian Federation of Trade Unions
Egyptian Lawyers’ Syndicate
Rowland To Speak Fourth In Sigma Xi Series At KU
Dr. Frank Rowland assistant professor of chemistry at Kansas University will deliver the fourth Sigma Xi lecture in the International Geophysical Year series at 7 30 p m Thursday in Radley Auditorium The talk Fallout and Cosme Variation Radioactivity via the Earths Atmosphere will cover fallout production distribution and effects on weather and life The speaker a KU chemist also discusses natural radiation cosmic rays and ionization He earned a Ph D from Chicago 1952 and taught at Princeton since then Franklin D Murphy chancellor will introduce the program and outline the IGY role The series features KU faculty and other scientists through 1958
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Frank 5. Rowland
Kansas University
Sigma Xi
Rowland
Radley Auditorium
Eavii
Sigma Ni
National Honor Science Society
K.U
Navy
Chicago University
Princeton
Franklin D. Murphy
Murphy J
Max Dresden
Baby Price
Harold §. Blum
Princeton University
Connecticut Residents Endure Cold Weekend Without Power
Hartford residents faced an ice storm that left about 100,000 homes without electricity over a December weekend. With heat scarce, families relied on fireplaces and candles for warmth while emergency shelters opened, but many stayed home.
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Connecticut
Hartford
Conn
Hartford Courant
Colonial
Post Office Busy As Today Begins Big Annual Rush
Postmaster James Parsons says the town’s post office will set a new record for mail handled after today’s big start. Three windows open, delays persist as patrons queue for stamps and parcels despite 30 extra holiday staff. Officials urge early mailing and advise using air mail for timely delivery.
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Martin Henry Ett
N. J. St
Lyle Frye
Tenn, St
James Parsons
Lawreace
Docking Admitted for Observation at KU Medical Center
Governor elect George Docking was admitted to University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City for observation of a respiratory infection. Associates said he had been coughing heavily yesterday and did not attend a Topeka reception.
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Kansas City
Kas
George Docking
University of Kansas Medical Center
Docking
Topeka
Five Day Weather Forecast for Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma
Weather outlook through Saturday shows temperatures 3 to 6 degrees above normal across Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma with highs ranging from the mid 30s to mid 40s and no significant precipitation expected A cooler trend favors tonight into Tuesday with colder winds and a gradual warming through midweek lows in the teens to mid twenties and highs near 30s to 70s in places
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Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
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