Eisenhower may seek authority to arm allies with atomic weapons
President Eisenhower likely will ask Congress to empower sharing of atomic weapons with allies. A final decision awaits congressional reaction and potential world opinion impact. Officials say the change could strengthen diplomatic and military ties with allies and adjust limited control rules.
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U.S
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
France
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Senate House Committee On Atomic Energy
Kansas Senate Republicans discuss income tax cuts
Senate Republicans at a closed caucus discussed possible individual income tax reductions. Sen. Paul Wunsch proposed raising the exemption from 600 to 750 dollars, a move that could lower taxes. Democrats weighed a cut but made no decision. Docking’s stance depends on bill wording.
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Senate
Paul Wunsch
Kingman
GOP
Wunsch
George Docking
Docking
Hospital Floral Arrangements
Alexander's Flowers listed with contact VI 2 1320 for hospital floral arrangements.
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Alexander
Air Force Withdraws Manual On Enlisted Officers Aide Duties
The Air Force pulled a glossy guide for enlisted aides detailing how to bathe dogs, set tea tables, mix drinks, and shine shoes after a House subcommittee read portions aloud. Officials called the manual a mistake and promised a directive prohibiting assignments that benefit officers personally.
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Air Force
House
Stephen S. Jackson
Jackson
Albert B. Clark
Clark
Frank J. Becker
R-Ny
Becker
Gilbert Out For Season As Missouri Loses Two Players
Missouri Tigers will be without sophomore Jackie Gilbert for the Oklahoma game and likely the rest of the season after failing to meet winter semester scholastic requirements. The squad also loses Al Abram, their No. 3 scorer, who completed his competition last Monday against Nebraska.
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Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri
Jackie Gilbert
Tigers
Oklahoma
Wilbur Stalcup
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Stalcup
al Abram
Abram
Missouri
Nebraska
Lincoln
Docking Won't Rule Out Run for Governor
Gov. George Docking said he would be loathe to run against Harry Darby, a friend and high-grade man, while indicating he may seek the Democratic nomination for a third term. Darby withdrew due to his wife's illness. other Republicans like John Anderson and William Addington have announced candidacies with MacDill Huck Boyd Gale Moss and Sen. Paul Wunsch listed as potential contenders. Docking declined to decide his own plans and noted income tax bill concerns depend on wording.
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Harry Darby
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Atty
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William Addington
Elkhart
MacDill
Huck) Boyd
Phillipsburg
Gale Moss
Wichita
Sen
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Kingman
Colorado drops two players for scholastic ineligibility
The University of Colorado basketball team dismissed two players for academic reasons. Regular center Roger Voss, 6 foot 7, from Austin Minnesota, and reserve guard Glen Piper, 63 letterman junior forward from Dodge City Kansas, were dropped for scholastic ineligibility.
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University of Colorado
Roger Voss
Austin
Taylor warns U S military weakness risks Soviet superiority
In a Senate defense session Gen Maxwell D Taylor former Army chief warned that without heroic measures the Soviet Union could achieve military superiority next year Our bomber and missile forces are dwindling and vulnerable with no anti missile defense or fallout protection He testified at a joint Space Committee and Preparedness subcommittee hearing alongside Gen Lyman Lemnitzer as part of a probe into America's military position.
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Washington (Ap
Maxwell D. Taylor
Army
Soviet Union
Taylor
Senate
Mexican Light & Power Co. Ltd
Mexico City
Senate Space Committee
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Eisenhower
General MacArthur Reports Restful Night in Hospital
General Douglas MacArthur, 80, hospitalized since January 29 for enlarged prostate treatment, had his most restful and best night, according to a medical bulletin.
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New York
Couglas MacArthur
Discoverer IX launches from Vandenberg in space recovery test
The Discoverer IX satellite rocket lifts off from Vandenberg Air Force Base in a test to return astronauts. The Air Force reveals two recovery aids for the 200-pound capsule: aluminum chaff to help radar planes spot the descent and an automatic timing device to eject the capsule on its seventh orbit unless a problem occurs. If the second stage misses orbit, ground signals may trigger a later ejection toward a safer recovery zone.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif. Uy
Air Force
Israel and Syria Battle Shifts To Sea of Galilee Front
Reported clashes moved north of the Sea of Galilee with Israeli patrols near Shaar Yashuv taking fire from Syrian positions. One Israeli border policeman was wounded as the two sides exchanged fire, while a second injury was claimed earlier in the demilitarized zone. UN spokesman Albert Grand voiced cautious optimism for a Mixed Armistice Commission meeting, and Damascus papers noted villagers returning to farming after shelling. Both sides accused each other of aggression in a UN complaint.
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Israel
Mixed Armistice Commission
Albert Grand
Damascus
Tawafik
United Arab Republic
U.N. Security Council
New York
U.A.R
Jules Dubois to Receive 1960 William Allen White Award
Jules Dubois Latin American correspondent for The Chicago Tribune will receive the 1960 William Allen White national citation for journalistic merit. He will deliver the 11th William Allen White lecture at 3 p.m. in Fraser Theater at Kansas University. The event honors the late editor William Allen White.
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William Allen White Foundation
Jules Dubois
Chicapo Tribune
Kansas University
Dubois
William Allen White
Fraser Theater
Foundation
Emporia Gazette
Rio Grande
South America
Inter- American Press Association
Juan Peron
Batista
Cuba
Castro
Columbia University
Pickpocket Strikes Berkeley Municipal Judge
Berkeley California AP reports a pickpocket entered Municipal Judge Floyd C. Talbott’s chambers and stole his billfold from his coat along with identification and $104. Talbott warned would be thieves to avoid the court.
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Berkeley
Calif
Floyd C. Talbott
Talbott
Past catches up with housewife after 18 years of fear
Irene Marie Robbins known as Ruth Crum for years faced arrest when parole violation surfaced after an auto accident led to a fugitive charge. In Willlis Illinois she hid a 1938 burglary conviction from husband Franklyn L. Robbins and community life. An extradition fight may follow.
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Calif
Irene Marie Robbins
Ruth Crum
Cook County
Ill
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Willnois
Frank
California
Edmund G. Brown
Illinois
Bleak Weather Grips Lawrence With Snow and Glaze
Snowfall began around 10 a.m. and worsened by 2 p.m. as temperatures fell to 32. A glaze warning was issued for tonight with rain, snow, and freezing rain continuing into Friday. Highs in the 30s and lows near 25 to 30 map a frigid, cloudy end to the week.
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Lawrence
Weather Bureau
Topeka
Kansas
Legion Pancake Feed Promotes Lawrence Junior Legion Baseball
The American Legion plans the 11th annual pancake feed in the Community Building on a March day to fund the Junior Legion baseball program. Proceeds target growth from 400 profits in 1959, with 75 Legionnaires and 25 players serving about 2000 customers starting at 7 a.m. Sausage coffee and all-you-can-eat pancakes cost 50 cents.
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Junior Legion
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Dorsey-Liberty Post
Mert Harmon
Ernie Pulliam
Blue Mill Cafe
Blue Mill
Bob Frakes
Dick Booker
Friends of Our Junior Legion
Delbert Mathia
Mathia
Harold Fisher
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Legion Auxiliary
Lawrence
KU Enrollment Opens Amid Rain Slush At Kansas University
Kansas University students trudged through rain sleet and snow to register for spring classes as the enrollment system ran smoothly and lines stayed short in the Kansas Union. Convocation greeted about 150 freshmen while exams and physicals follow. classes begin Monday with fee payments set for February 17 to 19. Spring sorority rush pauses during enrollment with about 280 women participating and pledges to be announced next Wednesday.
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Cozette Chappell
Kansas City
Barbara Lesher
Wichita
Robert Johnson
Joliet
Journal-World Photo
Kansas University
Kansas Union
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L. C. Woodruff
Lin
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Milk Prices Drop One Cent At Lawrence Dairies
Local Lawrence dairies reduce milk price by one cent per quart in a competitive Kansas City market shift. Three firms announce cuts with other dairies expected to follow. no changes for by products. Chamney and Albertson dairies anticipate matching the lower rates soon.
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Lawrence Dairies
Kansas City
Lawrence Sanitary Milk and Ice Cream Co
Golden Crest Dairy
Meyer- Jayhawk Dairy
Chamney Dairy
Albertson Dairy
All Hope Dims For 435 Miners In South African Mine
In Coalbrook South Africa a rockfall trapped 435 miners for two weeks. A nine inch bore hole at the 515 foot level yielded only water, signaling no survivors among six whites and 429 Africans. The disaster ranks as one of history's worst mine collapses, after Honeikeiko tragedy.
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Coalbrook
South Africa
Clydesdale
Honekeiko
Manchuria
Weather outlook for northeast Kansas with wintry mix
Glaze warning continues as rain snow and freezing rain persist tonight. Precipitation ends Friday forenoon with continued cloudiness. Lows 25 to 30, highs in the 30s.
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