House Republicans Fault Senate On Revenue First Policy
House Republicans voiced complaints that Senate GOP members favored moving appropriations before revenue measures. A closed caucus discussed the friction with Senate leadership and a split on how to pace budget bills. Senator Paul Wunsch and Rep. Robert Anderson commented on the rift and doubts about leadership alignment.
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Senate Gop
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Senate
Paul Wunsch
R-Kingman
GOP
Robert Anderson
Ottawa
Ways and Means Committee
House Gop
William Mitchell
Congress Shows No Signs of Fast Move
Washington action on President Eisenhower's immigration proposals looks unlikely to come quickly. House Immigration subcommittee Chairman Walter E. (D-Pa) says hearings may not be scheduled for a couple of months. Senate subcommittee Chairman Eastland (D-Miss) is out of town with no plan to meet soon.
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Eisenhower
Walter
D-Pa
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Eijsenhwoer
Eastland
D-Miss
Senate
Protest Grows at Site of DC7 Crash Victims
Continued from Page 1 reports the DC7 crash fatalities: William Carr 36 pilot Archie Twitchell 50 flight engineer Waldo Adams 42 radio operator Roy Nakazama 2. LA area survivors include Ronnie Brann 13 and Bob Zallan 12 from Pacoima. Parents flood school grounds and hospital scenes in wake of tragedy.
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William Carr
Archie R. Twitchell
Waldo B. Adams
Roy Nakazama
Los Angeles
Ronnie Brann
Bob Zallan
Pacoima
Eisenhower Cabinet Talks Quiet for Ninety Minutes
President Eisenhower and his Cabinet met in Washington for about 90 minutes with no public word on the topics discussed.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States Offers to Pay for Two Japanese Destroyers
The United States proposed funding two additional destroyers for Japan's Hedgling navy in a move aimed at strengthening postwar military ties. The offer underscores ongoing efforts to assist Japan's armed forces while shaping regional security dynamics.
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Tokyo WI
United States
Japan
Deaths and Funerals James B Stevens and William Gibler
James B. Stevens 100 died at the Masonic Home Fort Wayne Ind born Princeton Tenn lived in Lawrence after the Civil War studied voice in Italy and the U S opened his own studio in Fort Wayne brother of Yate Professor W C Stevens of Lawrence memorial services attended by Richard B Stevens William Daniel Gibler 56 killed when a tree fell on him funeral at Twin Mounds Church burial Clinton Cemetery born Emporia Feb 16 1900 lived in Douglas County survived by sister Sarah Gibler and brother John L Gibler Jetmore
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Mr. Stevens
Princeton
Lawrence
Italy
Stevens
W. C. Stevens
Richard B. Stevens
Willem Daniel
Bi) Gibler
William Daniel
Douglas County
Sarah Gibler
John L. Gibler
Jetmore
Kuhn Truck and Tractor Open House Saturday
Brule area hosts an open house at Kuhn Truck and Tractor on Saturday. Visitors may tour the facility, see trucks and tractors on display, and enjoy prizes plus refreshments including soft drinks and donuts while attending the event.
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Sunday Cinema Controversy Ends With Court Decision
County attorney pressed for arrests of theater managers over Sunday shows amid heated public debate. Trials found managers guilty on three counts before bonds were posted and charges dropped on appeal. Federal order later overridden state law, restoring Sunday screenings.
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Jayhawker
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Buddy) Rogers
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Patee
Eddie Quillan
Kansas City
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Journal-World
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Johnson
Franklin County
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Marty Frazee
Ehut
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Justice Mitchell
The
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Stevens
Garbo
Sneegas Enters City Commission Race in Lawrence
Lawrence native and contractor Sneegas announced his candidacy for the city commission. He joins Fred Cooper as a candidate with three sons at home, living on Pawnee Avenue, and active in local civic groups. Terms expiring will reshuffle a four-year board, with a March 19 primary if six filings occur and an April 2 general election.
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Tefan Fred ©. Cooper
Coopes
Ingegas
J. J. Wilson
R. L. Buriap
Norman Edmonds
George Bradshaw
Chris Kraft
John Weatherwax
Lawrence
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Lawrence Junior Chamber of Commerce
Home Builders Association of
Council of
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Masonic Lodge No. 6
Mary
Stanley
Garold
Monty Kirk
Pawnee Ave
W. B. Sneegas
Ohio St
Europe
35Th Infantry Division
Local Hospital Admits list and birth notices
Memorial Hospital admits numerous individuals including Donald Avery and Lawrence Francis. Birth announcements include Mr and Mrs J W Minton with a son and Mr and Mrs John Thomas with a son born today. Additional names: Leda Cannon Cyril Randel Cheryle Wood Arbutus Thomas Katherine Mosser Edith Heinrich Linda Heinrich Minnie West Joyce Jameson Mary Fox William Wilson Ethel Hackman Mary Rice and baby Rosemarie Ramirez with residences listed in Sunflower Eudora Perry and Mus. Minie West among others.
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Ky. St
Lawrence Francis
E. 9Th St
Leda Cannon
Eudora
Cyril Randel
Baldwin
Cheryle Wood
4Th St
Arbutus Thomas
Oak Hill Ave
Katherine Mosser
Edith Heinrich
Linda Heinrich
Minnie West
Ind
Innce Atwell
Perry
Joyce Jameson
Mary Fox
Oqusdahl
William Wilson
Mass
Ethel Hackman
Ohio St
Mary Rice
Elizabeth Coffee
Rosemarie Ramirez
St. Hirths
Hungary Expels Four British Youths on Espionage Charges
Hungary today expelled four British youths imprisoned on espionage charges. The Hungarian Embassy announced they will depart for Britain tomorrow to leave the country.
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London
Hungary
Intorcountry
KU Fans Urged to Carpool for Saturday Basketball
Lawrence residents planning to attend the KU game at Allen Fieldhouse are urged to carpool due to limited and often unsurfaced parking that may flood or freeze. If freezing conditions hold, many lots reopen, while above freezing temps could close spaces to prevent cars from getting stuck.
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Keith Lawton
K. U
Lawrence
Allen Fieldhouse
Lawton
Three Area Towns Considered For Western Film Shoot
Imperial Production Inc of Kansas City plans to shoot a three week western titled Johnny Sundown in the Douglas area. Richland Shaystee Cone Rantoul Melvern are eyed as locations with two big name stars possible. The project aims to fill a film gap as Hollywood budget pictures decline.
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Melvern
Getaway
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Kanes City
Conmonwealth Theaters Inc
Granada
Lawrence Drive-In
Imperial Productions
Hollywood
U. S
Georgia Neese Gray
275 Million Asked For Social Security
The House Appropriations Committee recommended 275 million dollars to improve social security benefits as part of a catch-all bill. The total for the five remaining months of the fiscal year reached 335,090,000, and overall funding totaled 46,997,500 less than Eisenhower requested. The social security allocation would bring the yearly program total to 1,575,000,000 next June 30. An extra 15 million was set aside for emergency drought conservation in affected states. The Agriculture Department loan authority was raised by 20 million to 44 million for the year.
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House Appropriations Committee
Jast Congress
Eisenhower
Social Security Administration
Agriculture Department
Traffic Safety Meeting Reviews City Wide Aims
The session, co sponsored by the Douglas County Health Council Federated Clubs of Lawrence and the Crusaders Club, discussed improving road safety through engineering education enforcement and education. Lawrence city manager Jim Wigglesworth moderated with safety engineer Harold Pellegrino of the Kansas Highway Commission as consultant.
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Stough
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Hildebrand
George Toddams
Don Welling
1. D. Remple
Frank Stockton
Wiliam Prince
Willliam Cox
Dale Chappell
Carl Grey
A. C. Rush
Marsin Crigui
Marston leChigpace
William Cottle
Roger Allen
Arden Booth
Bill Mayer
Iola Man Is Chosen As State Architect
Gov Genrace Dorking named John Brink of Iola as state architect, succeeding Dwight Brown. Brink leads a local architecture and engineering firm and will take over duties. The same release notes John Kirchner will review a tax case contract for former Gov Payne Ratner hired as special counsel in a trucker tax suit.
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The
Commission
Medical Research Gift To Kansas U
Don A. Freeman of Brainerd Minnesota donates 1000 dollars to the University of Kansas Endowment Association in memory of his wife Grayce Simons Freeman a former Lawrence resident and KU student who died November 25 1956. Funds support a cardiovascular research program led by Dr. George Curran with sponsorship from the American Heart Association the U S Public Health Service and the Mellvaine Trust Fund of Kansas City. Research aims to control the formation of fatty substances primarily cholesterol in hardened arteries.
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K.U. Endowment Association
Don A. Freeman
Brainerd
Market Price Movements and Stock Decline Report
The Day in Wall Street notes steel and copper losses as the market slides with pivotal stocks down 1 to 3 points. Trading volume nears 1.7 million shares as Bethlehem Steel and Phelps Dodge move lower amid price-cut news and a pre-weekend cautious tone.
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Wall Street
New York
Bethlehem Steel
Pacific Coast
Phelps Dodge
Harry Murray Given 30 Day Suspended Sentence
Harry Murray of Dodge City received a 30 day suspended sentence in police court on a charge of being drunk and was ordered to leave town.
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Harry Murray
Dodge City
Murray
Fire toll rises in New Haven loft blaze deaths reach 13
Three more women perished in the January 24 fire at a four story brick loft building in New Haven. The fatalities now total thirteen as rescue crews continued to search for victims and determine the cause.
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New Haven
Conn
Quarles Reveals Air Force to Cut Wings to Under 128
Secretary Quarles and Gen Lathan tell the House Armed Services Committee that the Air Force will reduce its wings to fewer than 128. Twining supports Eisenhower budget and notes only heavier fighters and fewer bombers. He praises modernization if budget allows faster base and equipment improvements. Royal and friends extend thanks for support during illness and death of husband and father.
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Charles Coffman
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