Ike Advisers Confer After Israel Rebuff
LISBON port city features: Queen Elizabeth heads to meet husband after four months apart. The Duke of Edinburgh arrived on the royal yacht Britannia, returning from a 35,000 mile empire tour. They will enjoy two days privacy before public engagements in Portugal and travels in the Commonwealth. palace spokesman denied rumors of a rift as baseless.
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Emmy Nominations Telecast Tonight From Hollywood and New York
Hollywood hosts the Emmy nominations ceremony by the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, airing on NBC from 9 to 9 30 p m CST in color and black and white. The event features top entertainers with focus on entertainment rather than voting technicalities, originating from both coasts.
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Army Mules Resisting Civilian Life In Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs reports 136 Army mules mustered out but several resist civilian life. Four of the mules escaped from stables and headed toward Ft. Carson where they were sold after the Army disbanded its mule unit. Two more remain at large while a seventh was captured with the help of M Sgt Rodee.
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Rodee
Whites in Tennessee Aid Negro Dynamite Victims
Whites in Clinton Tennessee organized aid for dynamite victims in the town's Negro section. A fund was set up in Clinton and Oak Ridge to buy materials to repair homes after the blast. Police had little progress locating the white suspect described as a man who fled by car after placing the dynamite in a suitcase.
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Budapest Officials Confirm 196000 Refugees Depart Hungary
Two Hungarian Foreign Ministry officials Ferenc Eszter and Miklos Barity said about 196000 refugees have left Hungary. Of them 180000 fled to Austria and 16000 to Yugoslavia.
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Offending Ring Gone After Rash From Wedding Ring
Mrs. Albert M. Dashiell refused to wear a $500 wedding ring after a rash appeared on her finger. She removed the ring and pinned it to her mattress for safekeeping. Hours later a local renovation firm moved the mattress and the ring disappeared with the rash-causing jewelry.
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US Stockpiling Atomic Warheads In France Report Says
Paris reports that the United States has stockpiled atomic warheads in France with NATO forces being trained to handle equipment for carrying them. The exact source remains undisclosed. U.S. law bans sharing details of warhead locations, while officials note allied readiness in case of a Soviet attack.
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Los Alamos Declared Open City Starting Monday
Los Alamos New Mexico will be an open city at noon Monday easing ingress and egress for residents and visitors. The Atomic Energy Commission clarifies that security at the Los Alamos scientific laboratory remains intact, with only movement restrictions affected by the change.
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Two Children Killed by Car in Kansas City
Two small children Myrtle Davis six and Michael three died from injuries after being struck by a car in Kansas City Kas. Police reported the driver Ona Jean Rose thirty five said the children ran in front of her vehicle. Stover's Candy Stowits Rexall ad.
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Dulles Lodge Georgia Meeting Over Israel Pullout
Secretary of State Dulles and President Eisenhower spoke on further action to remove Israeli troops from Egypt after a Gaza Strip pullout plan failed. Eisenhower, Dulles, and Lodge Jr. reviewed Israel’s rejection and a US withdrawal proposal, with no definite decision yet. Abba Eban met Dulles to discuss the plan amid Israeli insistence on Egypt nonbelligerency and stronger US assurances.
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Docking Calls Regents Wage Boost a Legislative Matter
Gov George Docking termed a Topeka board of regents request for higher state school salaries a legislative matter. Regents asked the Senate Ways and Means Committee to fund over 670000 more, 657787 for five colleges, with a further five percent merit based boost for faculty and research staff. Docking offered no comment until consulting legislators. Regents cited critical teacher losses since budgeting.
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U N Assembly Eyes Mideast Talks After Gaza Dispute
The United Nations General Assembly readies a new round of debate on the Middle East crisis after Israel rejected a U S plan to settle the Gaza and Aqaba disputes. Dulles and Lodge met President Eisenhower as talks across the Atlantic continued and Israel signaled it would respond with counterproposals.
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Nixon's Brother Escapes Injury In Mississippi Wreck
KREOLE Mississippi Nixon 26 escaped injury when his car struck a station wagon five miles east of Kreele. The other driver John A DuPont 36 of Irvington Alabama was injured and in fair condition at a Mobile hospital. Nixon had been in New Orleans to become engaged to Lynne Woods. No charges were filed.
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Souvenir Lays Egg With Neighbors in Vineland
Ruth Dean found a German flag with a swastika on her clothesline while chores. Neighbors alerted police after two anonymous offers to buy the flag. The item, a keepsake from Germany, prompted officials to remove it.
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Europe uneasy about Gromyko tougher Soviet policy
The replacement of Dmitri Shepilov by Andrei Gromyko signals a return to Stalinist foreign policy, heightening Western unease in Europe. Khrushchev’s failed approach prompts a shift favoring Molotov’s circle, with Malenkov gaining influence, and a move away from Tito gestures as Moscow tightens control over East bloc diplomacy.
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Seventeen Schools to Send Delegates to KU Debate
At least seventeen colleges from coast to coast will send delegates to Kansan University's Heart of America debate tournament March 13 16. Notable participants include U S Military Academy West Point defending national champions and seniors Bob Kimball of Kansas City and John Frand of Topeka. Preliminary debates March 14 15 will address US aid reduction and world peace through military strength. Nine dozen colleges listed including Pacific Lutheran Parkland San Diego State Nebraska Notre Dame Northwestern Florida Dartmouth Kansas State Wisconsin Southwest Missouri State. Three invited schools pending acceptance will be replaced if needed.
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Bob Kimball
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Topeka
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International Cooperation Administration
Frank N. Trager
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Clifford R.hope
Kansas
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Four City Sports Groups Slated for Action Today
Two Kansas University teams play at home while Jayhawker and Lawrence High School squads travel. KU swimming hosts Colorado at 2 p.m. in Robinson Gym, and Easton’s Jayhawk track meets Oklahoma A M at 7:30 p.m. in Allen Fieldhouse. KU basketball, No 2 nationally and top in the Big Seven, faces Missouri at Columbia in a 8 p.m. tip off. Lawrence High travels to Shawnee Mission North for a non league game.
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Pleasant Weekend Forecast Promises Mild Temperatures
Pleasant weekend expected with rising temperatures and fair skies today. Sunday may bring increasing clouds and a chance of scattered showers to Southeast Kansas, including Lawrence. Friday afternoon values peaked near 53 degrees in downtown Lawrence before a frosty start this morning.
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Jet Trainer Killed in New Mexico Plane Crash
A TD jet trainer en route from Williams AFB Chandler to Lowry AFB Denver crashed in rugged terrain north of Queimado New Mexico. State police reached the wreckage early today and found the pilot dead the identity withheld pending kin notification. Units from Kirtland AFB joined state police after engine failure was reported just before 830 p.m. CST yesterday.
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Leahy Re-Elected Director by PRATT Forest Commission
The Kangas Forest ry Fish and Game Commission rehired Dave Leahy as its director yesterday by a vote of 3 to 2. Leahy resigned in April 1955 after 11 years as director and 27 years with the commission. Two months later the commission split 3 to 3 over rehiring him, then voted 5 to 1 to keep him on as acting director.
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Kansas Traffic Deaths Topeka Report 1957 Snapshot
Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the State Accident Records Section. In the last 24 hours to date in 1957 there are 51 deaths, compared with 62 for the same period in 1956. The Topeka briefing notes the ongoing toll and urges caution on roads.
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Legislation Would Boost Most City School Levy Funds
Topeka lawmakers consider a bill that would raise levy allocations for school districts with enrollments above 100 pupils. The measure, heard in the Senate, proposes higher funding on a graduated scale to ease budgets for larger districts. A Republican caucus date was set with plans to discuss the bill further.
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Emperor Haile Selassie Blames Egypt for Ethiopian Subversion
In a Addis Ababa interview with Homer Bigart of the New York Times, Emperor Haile Selassie accused Egypt of fomenting subversion in Ethiopia and urged greatly increased U.S. military aid to preserve Ethiopia's independence.
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Butler Scores Double Victory At National Party Conference
At a San Francisco national party gathering Democratic Chairman Paul Butler secured two key gains. The Democratic National Advisory Council was formalized as the party voice with Butler’s executive committee, while Butler received a strong vote of confidence from the committee. Kentucky objected to two dissents as the two day meeting wrapped with Adlai Stevenson set to speak at a $500 dinner. The advisory council largely dropped a civil rights resolution proposed to push Congress this session. Southern delegates largely stayed away from the policy session.
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Proposal Would Tie Debt Total To 1955 Peak
Lawrence voters face a special election next Tuesday on a $320 000 school bond. If approved, the district indebtedness at year end would be near the 1955 peak of about $2.8 million. Taxpayers would bear under one mill per $1 000 of property valuation.
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A. Eb.woestemeyer
Weather summary fragment for Kansas region
Fragmentary weather note reports partly cloudy skies and cool temperatures for Kansas with a past reference to yesterday and a rough historical date 1943. Details are garbled and names or precise locales are missing.
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