Senate committees back resolution to use armed force in Middle East
The Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services committees urged prompt adoption of a resolution endorsing use of U S armed forces to aid Middle Eastern nations against Communist aggression if needed The House already approved the measure and revisions were debated as President Eisenhower seeks authority for military and economic aid with no sharp change from the SenateHouse versions
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Senate
Middle East
Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Unangel
Joint Committee
James C. Hagerty
U. S
House
United States
Dulles
Hagerty
Thomasville
Kansas Traffic Deaths 1957 Record Summary
Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the state accident records section show totals for the last 24 hours and year to date for 1957 with figures including 51 deaths so far this year and 42 in a recent period. The record notes Topeka context and regional totals.
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Topeka
Kansas
Reds Name Andrei Gromyko Foreign Minister in Moscow Shakeup
The Soviet government relieves Dmitri Shepilov as foreign minister and names Andrei Gromyko to the post. Shepilov returns to a top Secretariat role, while Nikolai Patolichev becomes first deputy foreign minister. Kozlov named alternate Presidium member.
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Gromyko
Moscow
Dmitri Shepitov
Andrei Gromyko
Shepitov
Min Ater
M. Molotov
Communist Party Central Committee
Shepilov
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Molotov
Tral Committee
Frol Romianovich Kozlov
Kozlov
Leningrad
Georgi M. Malenkoy
Khrushchev
Nikolai Semenovich Patolichev
White Russia
Patolichev
Specs Taboo for Coffee Buyers at Ottawa Campus
An Ottawa University professor was refused service in the campus store for wearing glasses. The incident is linked to an observance of Brotherhood Week as students use the store to illustrate discrimination. The fountain attendant warned that tomorrow other distinguishing marks could be targeted.
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Ottawa
Ottawa University
Water Crisis Locks Down Missouri Capital City
Jefferson City shut down normal operations as water shortages spread. Hospitals operate on emergency basis while schools and businesses halt. officials expect water pumping to resume by noon with pressure rebuilding shortly thereafter.
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Jefferson City
L. W. Helmreich
Capital City Water Co
Missouri River
Helmreich
Charles E
Osteopathic Hosteopathic Hospital
St. Mary's Hospital
Joe Nichols Jr
Voters League backs $320000 Lawrence school bond
The Lawrence League of Women Voters announced its approval of the $320,000 school bond issue to be decided next Tuesday. League president Mrs Laurél Anderson said members have long supported adequate school housing and urged voting yes and helping pass the bonds.
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Lawrence League of Women Voters
Lawrence
The
Journal-World
Laurél Anderson
League
Bill Would Put Legal Work Under Attorney General
A proposed measure by Attorney General John Anderson seeks to place full control of the state's legal business in the attorney general's office. The proposal mentions Stover's Caridy-Stowit Rexall as related entities in the context of the bill.
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PEKAP
John Anderson
Congress Cuts Ike Budget With Small 1958 Year Decrease
The House appropriations panel trimmed President Eisenhower’s budget by about 80.4 million dollars, a little over 2 percent below requests for the 1958 fiscal year. Treasury and Post Office funding fell, the Tax Court kept its sought 1.46 million, and most agencies saw no increases. The Narcotics Bureau received its full request, with Customs planning 15 extra agents for New York to fight smuggling and related crimes.
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Treasury Department
Post Office Department
Eisenhower
Congress
Narcotics ‘Bureau
Customs Service
New York
Normal Readings Prompt Mixed February Weather Outlook
The region logged nine straight days above normal temperatures though the weather service expects a return to normal or slightly cooler through next Wednesday. Showers earlier in Kansas dropped over an inch locally, while here only 0.4 inch. February rainfall totals remain about a quarter inch with a monthly norm of 1.36 inches. Temperatures reached 47, stayed mild, and a Friday night low near freezing with a high in the upper 40s is forecast.
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Weather Bureau
Kansas
Saturd
Saturda
Beerowerser
Diller
Picpin
Vestrerda
Associated Press
U. S
Biamarck
N.“D
Denver
Iet
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Havre
Mont
Kangam City
Neemetrateee
New Orleans
Washington Mann
Andy Hose
Adyy
Kansas Legislature Advances Docking Revenue Plan
Most of Gov. George Docking's tax program has been introduced in the Kansas Legislature to raise more than 20 million dollars annually. Measures include higher corporate income tax, expanded sales tax to services, inheritance document fees, and reduced cigarette tax discount. Senate- and house-introduced bills total 11, with sponsors from both parties amid GOP hesitation.
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George Docking
Kansas
Senate
Kansas Commission On Interstate Cooperation
Sam Tharlson
Manhattan
Frank Hodge
Hutchinson
Fayette Rowe
Columbus
State Board of Review
House
Bohlen May Get New Diplomatic Post Says Report
Reports indicate the Eisenhower administration plans to move Charles E. Bohlen from Moscow to another posting and name Liewet Thompson as his successor in Austria. Lieu Thompson could then fill Bohlen’s Moscow slot, with J Clifford Folger slated to replace Alger in Belgium.
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Washington
Eisenhower Administration
Charles E. Bohlen
U. 8
Russia
Belgium
Netherlands
Liewet‘lyn. Thompson
Austria
Bohlen
Moscow
Eisenhower
J. Clifford Folger
Republican Finance Committee
Frederick M. Alger
Grosse Point
Mich
Folger
Regents Seek Boost In K.U. Wage Scale
The Kansas Board of Regents asked the Senate Ways and Means Committee for an additional 240 000 to raise KU faculty and staff salaries five to 10 percent on a merit basis. Regents seek a 657 787 increase for state schools, with KU citing competition and talent raids. Chancellor Murphy says the situation is as bad as Depression days and supports restoring 43 000 to match summer and other term scales.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Senate Ways and Means Committee
Kansas University
K. U
George Docking
Regents
Docking
Seay
Kansas
Raymond Nichols
Din Kangas
Kansas State
Pittsburg
Emporia
Ft. Hays
Franklin D. Murphy
K.U
Murphy
E.U
Nichols
Humphrey Sees More Prosperity and Inflationary Watch
Secretary Humphrey told a House Appropriations subcommittee on January 25 that the economy should stay prosperous for about 18 months with no recession in sight. He urged restraint on spending to curb inflation and requested 713.834 million dollars for the Treasury for the upcoming fiscal year, reflecting adjustments for a Civil Service retirement fund and rising Coast Guard and IRS workloads.
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Washington
Treasury
Humphrey
House Appropriations
Department
Civil Service
Coast Guard
Customs and
Internal Revenue Services
Three Crewmen Die in B25 Trainer Crash
A US Air Force B25 trainer crashed and exploded in a plowed field north of Reese Air Force Base in Lubbock Texas killing three crewmen. The victims are 1st Lt Byron E Trufillo 27 Gary Indiana 1st Lt Thompson W Mc Cord 23 Warner Robins Georgia and 2nd Lt Jim R Condrey 24 Okmulgee Oklahoma.
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Lubbock
Tex
Reese Air Force Base
Byron E. Trufillo
Gary
Ind
Thompson W. McCord
Warner Robins
Jim R.condrey
Ok /Mulgee
Okla
Population hits 170 million as lights flash across display
Washington reports the U S population at an estimated 170 million with an elaborate Electric display in the Commerce Department. The blinking lights show births deaths immigration and emigration as a net gain of one every 12 seconds. Estimates rely on Census Bureau data with monthly updates.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Census Bureau
Louisiana
Kentucky
Syra
Cuse
Richmond
Census, Bureau
St Louis Rabbi Opens Religious Week at KU Convocation
Dr Ferdinand M Isserman rabbi of Temple Israel St Louis will address Kansas University Religious Emphasis Week Convocation at 9520 a m Monday in Hoch auditorium. He will speak on the world. A keynote of a week with leaders from many denominations attending the Seminary on York Rev Paul R Davis.
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Ferdinand M. ‘Isserman
Temple Israel
St. Louis
Hoch
Kansas University
Isserman
Message of Israel
Church of the Air
Sabbi ix the
Authan
Nazi Germany
Isgerman
Christian Church
Joseph G. Head
First Christian’ Church
of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Myron’m. Meyer
Temple Adath. Joseph
St. Joseph
Charles D. Neff
First Presidency
Reorganized’ Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Independence
John Patton
K. U
Clifton Daniel announces wife’s pregnancy about July
Clifton Daniel of the New York Times says his wife, the former Margaret Truman, is expecting a child around July. He notes she is doing fine and mentions they were married April 21.
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Clifton
Daniel
New York
Clifton Daniel
Margaret ‘Truman
New York Times
Jensey
Douglas County Corn Yield Tops Since 1950 Final Report
Douglas County 1986 corn yield reached 37 bushels per acre, the best since 1950. The Kansas Crop Reporting Service notes post flood crops remained varied with prior droughts and heat reducing yields in the 1950s and 1960s.
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Douglas County
Kansas Crop Reporting Service
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