Missouri Tigers Ready for Orange Bowl clash with Georgia
The University of Missouri football team traveled by chartered plane from St. Louis to Miami for the Orange Bowl on New Year’s Day. Coach Dan Devine planned a practice at University Field and daily workouts through New Year’s Eve as Georgia, the SEC champions, looms as a strong bowl opponent.
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British Walker Ends Big Trek
Barbara Moore a 56 year old dietician born in Russia finished a 373 mile Edinburgh to London walk after seven and a half days on the road greeted by 10000 Christmas Eve revelers in London She received hospital care for exhaustion and was expected to be discharged later today Tens of policemen escorted her last eight miles to Marble Arch as horns blared and crowds swelled
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Memorial Hospital Admits and Births Report
Memorial Hospital lists admissions for Gertie Hatch Lecompton Donald Nowak Margaret Bartlett Edna Peterson Beulah Noel Leonard Leshielz Pauline Reyes Fred Cooper Wilma Cheek and baby girl Kent Balyeat Martin Scheerer Mark Cool Mary Shepard Marilyn Flory Patricia Walker Janell Wildermuth Frances McFarren and baby girl Births include Paul Born Edora Gerald Jeffries John Simon Jr Leroy Hatch Lecompton twins a boy and girl Bobby Saile Bald win baby boy Thursday
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Margaret Craig
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New Year Services At Eudora Holy Family Church
Holy Family Church in Eudora schedules New Year's Eve services at 8 p.m. with confession from 7:30 to 8 p.m. Nocturnal Adoration runs from 9 p.m. Thursday to 7 a.m. Friday. Masses on Friday are at 7 a.m. and 9 a.m.
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Lawrence Well Baby Clinic Set For Monday Morning
The Lawrence Well Baby Clinic for preschool children runs from 10 to 11 a m Monday at 342 Missouri Street with Dr Helen Gilles in charge.
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Iran Iran–Iraq tensions raise alert along borders
Iran reports higher troop alert along Azerbayijan and near Kermanshah as Iraq massing troops at Shatt al Arab prompts regional alarms. Baghdad denies aggression while Moscow accuses Tehran of adventurism. Prime Minister Eghbal says Iran could seek CENTO aid if needed.
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Khrushchev proposes top level Paris meeting dates
Khrushchev says progress requires personal meetings of state leaders and that the Soviet government is ready for a top level Paris conference. He notes April 27 is unsuitable and proposes April 21 or May 4, 1960, hoping the United States and Britain and France will accept and avoid complicating final scheduling.
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Colorful Director Goulding Dies at 68
Edmund Goulding, 68, the Hollywood director behind enduring classics, died during surgery Thursday. Known for his suave British manner and flamboyant style, he worked “only because I need the dough” and left a distinctive mark on cinema.
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KU One of Three Sites For Language Sessions
The University of Kansas University of Missouri and Washington University of St Louis will run foreign language institutes next summer for elementary and high school teachers. Sponsored by the U S Office of Education these 35 institutes expect about 2000 teachers to enroll. Participants receive 75 dollars a week plus a 15 dollar per dependent allowance. Institutes at Lawrence and St Louis run June 20 to August 12 and at Columbia June 18 to July 29.
Prisoners Use Blood Donations to Buy Christmas Gifts
In Leavenworth prison, inmates formed a blood donor club to aid four Kansas City children with hemophilia. The blood bank purchased a portion of the prisoners blood and raised about $30 per child for gifts, while one child required over 100 pints.
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Christmas Broadcasts Tone East West Summit Hinted
Soviet Moscow radio described an East West summit as becoming reality in a Christmas broadcast to North America. President Eisenhower rested at the White House with four grandchildren while Khrushchev and royal gifts were noted. Queen Elizabeth hinted at her pregnancy in a year end message.
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World news notes Christmas peace amid global tension
The article recalls Churchill at Chartwell and mass in New York as peace sentiment spreads. It reports 4500 inside St Patrick’s Cathedral and 2000 outside, urges vigilance against communism, and notes Israeli Syrian clashes near the Sea of Galilee. Algeria endures a Christmas Eve bombing killing two and wounding 41.
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Tax Liens Filed Against Elbel Construction Co
Federal records show tax liens totaling 111493.38 filed against Elbel Construction Co for unpaid corporate income taxes for 1954 to 1957. Documents were recorded in Jackson County recorder's office in Kansas City.
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Judge Urges Calm At Deerfield Interracial Housing Standoff
Federal Judge Joseph Sam Perry ordered Deerfield officials to refrain from interfering with two model homes in a planned 51 home project aimed at selling 10 to 12 to Negro buyers. The ruling came as progress Development Corp seeks to build and market the subdivision in an all white suburb of Chicago. Deerfield voters approved a $550000 bond to fund park construction on the project site.
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St Nick Finds Warmer Weather Plows On Holiday
Police and sheriff report no major accidents while city fire crews work through a holiday. Unseasonable warmth flags a cloudy day with highs in the mid 50s and a low in the upper 40s. Occasional rain possible today and more general Saturday. Winds southerly at 20 to 30 mph. Thursday saw a low of 3 and a high of 43. At Lawrence Memorial Hospital no births by midnight.
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Christmas Celebrations Brighten Lawrence Amid Caution Advice
Large church crowds filled Christmas Eve services as residents celebrated Christ's birth. Sheriff’s inmates and city jail prisoners were served special dinners, and Leroy Hatch of Lecompton welcomed twins on Christmas Eve. Authorities urged extra caution for holiday travel as winter weather kept roads fair.
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