Af ro-Asians Press West Withdrawal in Imperialism Resolution
The Africa Asia conference backs a call for Western imperialists to leave the Middle and Far East. It approves a resolution on self determination and sovereignty for Africa and Asia, citing Okinawa, West New Guinea, Goa, Korea unification, and Cyprus self rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle
Far East
United States
South Korea
Anup Singh
India
U. S
Okinawa
Indonesia
West New Guinea
Goa
Korea
Cyprus
Eisenhower Nears Completion of 1958 59 Budget
President Eisenhower, with Budget Director Percival Brundage and science adviser James Killian Jr, virtually completes the 1958 59 budget. Indications point to a record 74 billion dollar peacetime outlay, reflecting space age weapons costs shaping next year’s spending. The plan appears set for a quiet New Year’s Eve at the Eisenhowers’ Gettysburg farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Percival Brundage
Brundage
Washington
James R. Killien Jr
Eisenhower's Special Assistant For Science and Technology
Killian
Fire destroys KC feed mill with $100000 damage
Fire at the Ralston Purina Co. feed mill in Kansas City caused damage estimated at 100000 dollars. No injuries were reported as twelve fire companies fought the blaze. Fire Chief Edgar M. Grass attributed the loss to smoke and water damaging feed and machinery after an overheated motor in the basement sparked the blaze and spread through eight stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ralston Purina Co
Edgar M.grass
Grass
Ceylon Hit by Floods Severe Economic Damage
Officials estimate floods across Ceylon inundated more than 650000 acres of cultivated land and destroyed over 400000 tons of rice. The disaster also wiped out nearly three-fourths of tire production and may force a revamp of development plans over years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombo
Ceylon
Ips
Vinland Phone Agency Sets January 7 Meeting
Unclear text indicates Vinland Phone Agency schedules a meeting on January 7. No further details or context clearly readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinland
Hollywood Spot Closes After Dark Hangout Ends
A popular after dark venue in Hollywood shuts its doors after years of hosting local talent, patrons, and regulars. management cites changing tastes and rising costs as factors behind the closure.
Hardwick Police Offer Free New Year Taxi Service
Hardwick Massachusetts police will provide free taxi rides home for motorists who have been drinking on New Year’s Eve. Police Chief Victor N day urged residents to call the station and a driver will pick them up and take them home without publicity or a record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardwick
Mass
Victor Nday
Suspect in Double Slaying Nabbed by Florida Police
Washington man Russell Wayne Carpenter, 21, sought in a Washington bar double slaying, was detained by a Florida patrolman after a routine check. FBI said he would face a murder charge and unlawful flight arraignment in Miami.
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West Palm Beach
Fla.2
Russell Wayne Carpenter
Washington, D.C
FBI
Miami
John H. Williams
Larry Ward
Carpenter
Ward
E. E. Graham
Miami Beach
Henry Clay Overton
C Carpenter
Overton
Wrens
Charles N. Wray
High Point
N.C
Washington
George Kaldes
Kenneth Fisher
Bernard J. Mainer
Christmas Socials and Family Visits Spark Busy Parish Notes
Christmas holidays bring visits from Rev. and Mrs. Seyffer and Sandra to Stull relatives in Fort Wayne and Kansas City. 107 attendees at Stull Evangelical United Brethren Church with Wesley Wulfkuhle leading worship. Local groups meet for December events as Mys tery Pals are revealed and new names drawn. Numerous family gatherings occur in Lawrence Topeka and Tecumseh with longtime friends, nieces, and cousins sharing meals and visits around Christmas.
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Seyffer
Sandra
O'Conner
Willis Bowlin
Effie Garfield
Willis. Bowlin
Edith Burlough
Amy
Stark
Bowlins
Mrs. Harleyte
Russell Spencer
Famly
Lloyd Spencer
Lacy Dexter
Roberta Kent
Jeannie
Ardith
Selena Houk
Vernon Harrell
Lawrence
Russell Harrell
George Steele
Theodore Buchheim
Orville Buchheim
Topeka
Salisbury
Erickson
Yarnold
Santa
Earmand Tee
George Stee
Amelia
Myrabelle Cummings
Fred Wilson
Sonja
Tae ‘Marilyn
Kansas City
Harry
Cole
August My
Ray
Mabel. Spangler
Raymond
Ice
Gerald
Richard
Wayne Ice Home
Tecumseh
And
Leland Speers
Wayne
Polio Drive Details Revealed for Douglas County 1957
Douglas County polio drive raised about 9500 with most funds used locally. Expenses included corsets braces therapy hospital care and home transportation and wheelchair rentals. No new paralytic cases in 1957 though some patients from 1951 are still aided. Local funds continue supporting care and repairs.
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Baldwin
Bob Park
Lecompton
Kansas University
William D. Wolfe
Douglas County
Norwood
Watkins Memorial Hospital
25 000 Donation to KU Presbyterian Center Planned
Kenneth W Pollock has announced a 25 000 gift to the KU Presbyterian group toward the Presbyterian Center at Kansas University. The gift depends on raising 50 000 more, while 100 000 is available from the Kansas Presbyterian Synod and 50 000 more will be sought from others. The three story building is planned for 12th Street and Oread Drive with Kiene and Bradley as architects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University -Wesminster Foundation
Kenneth W. Pollock
Scott
KU Presbyterian Group
Presbyterian Center
Westmhinister Foundation
Kansas Presbyterian Synod
12Th St
Oread Dr
Kiene and Bradley
Topeka
Pollock
Key Work
Ft. Scott Presbyterian Church
KU Group
Safety Buses Planned In Phoenix For Celebrants
Officials announce New Year safety buses in Phoenix to shuttle groups of 40 or more to and from parties. City Superintendent Carl Rawlings pledges support with Phoenix Elks Lodge backing. Police Chief Charles P. Thomas quoted. Death Valley is cited as the lowest U.S. point at 220 feet below sea level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Carl Rawlings
City Superintendas
Phoenix Elks Lodge
St So
Charles P. Thomas
United States
Death Valley
County Road Surfacing Project Awarded in Douglas County
The State Highway Commission placed a federal aid secondary surfacing project under contract Monday south of Eudora, Douglas County. M. W. Watson Construction Co. of Topeka bid $51,070 to extend the three mile southward surface, with funds permitting aiming to reach U.S. Highway 56.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora
Douglas County
State Highway Commission
M. W. Watson
M. W. Watson Construction Ch. of Topeka
Three Missouri Stores Swept by Early Morning Fire
In Lexington Missouri a four hour fire swept three stores the Penney Co Daviden s Furniture Co and Rush Ford Drugstore housed in a two story building Firefighters from Lexington and Richmond battled bitter cold as losses reached over 150000 for each store plus 100000 for the building The blaze was spotted at 630 AM by Albert Johnson a construction worker shoveling snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
J Penney Co
Daviden's Furniture Co
Rush & Ford
Richmond
Marer
Federal Probation Officer Killed in Snowy Collision
Loyd Mosbarger a federal probation officer based in Wichita was killed in a car wreck on a railroad overpass during a snowstorm. Mrs Mosbarger was treated for a head cut. The truck driver William Helms of Valley Station Kentucky was uninjured. Mosbarger who had served as deputy U S marshal for the Wichita area since 1946 previously worked as a Senate bill clerk from 1930 to 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesbo
Kas
No Mosbarger
Wichita
Mosbarger
William Helms
Valley Station
U.S. Marshial
Wichitt
U.S. Senate
Noted Americans Call for Peace and World Disarmament
A collective of renowned Americans from education science industry and religion urged world peace and disarmament in a public statement. They emphasized reducing fear and warned against World War III while citing support from leaders including George Meany and Herman Kahn-like figures and noting the need for international cooperation and sustained freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcd Co Urey
Uniersity
Chicas
Enries Fermi
Hanor
George
Meany
Arl-Cio
Delegates Meet At KU Group Sessions
Delegates at the Sixth Quarternnial Conference of Methodism gather on the KU campus for Westey Foundation group meetings. Debates focus on gospel interpretation, seminary funding, and access for Negro students amid calls to unify non accredited schools into a single accredited institution.
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Westey Foundation
Edmunded
the Perry
Northwestern University
Perry
Dowd
Northerdelegates
Nushy Ale
Tenn
Ares
Rimphasis En Eine High Seminary
South
Traffic Death Total Is Lower Than Last Year
Chicago reports that tolls from traffic accidents are down about 2 percent year to date, with 1957 deaths near 39,000 through December 1, versus 45,770 for the same period in 1956. The National Safety Council notes improved driver behavior and enforcement contributing to the drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Safety Councilt
Dee
Fragmented Note on Pedestrian Safety at Busy City Intersection
A fragmented account describes a city intersection with pedestrians crossing near a water series and a street corner. The text mentions crosswalks, signals, and a driver behavior factor as pedestrians share the area.
Kids in State May Fire Rockets Under Supervision
Report from Topeka describes supervised youth rocket activity in a state, with officials noting safety oversight. The article mentions tensions and a speaking quote on fire risks amid concerns of potential accidents near educational centers and meteorological facilities.
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Cey
March of Dimes Fund
Wes Norwood
March of Dimes
Martin Jost
National Polio Foundation
Journal-World Photo
Ce National Bank
F.d.lc
County Road Project
Missouri
R.C.A
Balch
Melton Manager
Nimerion
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Kurl Whilman
Dioghis Atreenit Ca
Yeates
Asus Ash Fares
Aye Bates
Piace
Pruner
Donald Wookai
PWS
Amd
Cbs
Ead
Contria
Ota
Tieorer Meany
American Federathin of
Vade Congress
Endyst
Orgone Thane
Washington, DC
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Strera
Publicat
Truman
Hapnen Bs
Giessen
Jody
Anton
Daria
Tate, Moras
Yatedy
Dieverens Cage Weeal
Waters
Breas
Tina Sallow
Welluy
Kansas
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Inco
Bergan
Pepe Linson
Jan Maye En Pslind
Avreeniintid
Meteorological Institute
HIXON
Dan Chantel
Kuk Abasek
Olans
Odell
Bell Music CO
Pickens
Ana
Red Door
Litwin
Mear
Madaiesae Ca
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