Soviet Introduces Massive Retaliation Policy Doctrine
Soviet leader Zhukov announced a new doctrine of massive retaliation during the 20th Congress era, criticizing U S blocs and promising diverse atomic, hydrogen, and jet weapons, including long range rockets, as part of military strategy. Molotov speeches echoed warning of failure of U S security blocs.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Georgi K. Zhukov
Communist Party
V. M. Molotov
Zhukov
United States
U.S
TV Actor Lloyd Bridges Disturbed Mob Scene On TV Play
In a New York NBC drama Lloyd Bridges became excited during a tense mob scene and used profanity. About 500 viewers phoned the studios. some praised the acting while others complained. NBC apologized and Bridges said the slip was understandable though wrong.
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New York
Éts
NBC
Lloyd Bridges
Alcoa
Bridges
Aj al Mple
Seniors Compete for Four Year Scholarship Awards
Fifteen men and ten women new freshmen compete for a $500 scholarship awarded by the Reeves Finished Materials Co. of Iowa. The award, funded by three children of employees, continues a program honoring Elizabeth M. Watkins and supporting Lawrence institutions including city and University hospitals.
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Elizabeth M. Watkins
Lawrence
City
University S Hospitals
Reeive Einished Materials Co
Ion
Missing Plane Lands Safely After Overnight Snowbound
A light plane carrying five people landed safely at Wawa after spending the night snowbound near a gold farm camp 25 miles south of town. On board were Wawa theater owner Nestor Kok, his three children, and James Dietz.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
Wawa
Here
Awa
T; Wawa
Nestor Kok
James Dietz
Horror Film Scripts Embrace 5-D Realism in New Process
A writer touts horror scripts using a 5-D process featuring Wide Screen, Stereopticon in, Orthodontic Sound and Na tu Color. At the pivotal moment an Usher appears beside you and delivers a blood curdling scream before a strangling scene.
Two Collisions Cause Property Damage in City
Sunday at 340 Locust St a driver Thomas Garcia 30 of 333 Elm St hit a parked car owned by Charlotte Brown 349 Locust St causing 3450 in damage. No injuries. A Saturday crash at 2nd and Lincoln Sts involving William Nelson 17 of 227 Lincoln St and Raymond Williams 25 of 827 Walsh St caused 400 in damage. no injuries.
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Locust St
Thomas Garcia
Elm St
Charlotte Brown
2Nd
Lincoln Sts
William T.nelson
Lincoln St
Raymond L. Williams
Walsh St
Anid
Deaths and Funerals in Area Obituaries
Mrs Vernitta Woodward 28 died at her parents farm north west of McLouth. Survived by husband Ralph and daughter Leanne Marie. Funeral 9:00 a.m. Wednesday Sacred Heart Tonga... burial St Lawrence Easton. Rosary 8:00 p.m. Tuesday at parents’ home. Hamp ton Funeral Home in charge. Clayborne Nelson 73 died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Lived 630 Ark St Lawrence 46 years. Survived by wife Ethel, two daughters, two sisters and several nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements later. Mrs Allés Stanwix 91 died at Vinland home. Survived by three daughters, one son, eight grandchildren, 15 great grandchildren, four great great grandchildren. Funeral 2:00 p.m. Wednesday Rumsey Funeral Home. Burial Deay Cemetery. Mrs Lydia Clare Meairs 82 former resident, died in Long Beach Calif. Widow of Ed Meairs. Survived by two nephews William Meairs and Irving Meairs. Graveside 11:00 a.m. Wednesday Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Vernitta Woodward
Elmer Kramer
McLouth
Ralph
Oskaloosa
Leanne
Marie
Audine Kramer
Mc Louth
Darlene Schoenfeld
Grainfield
Frank Kramer
Clayborne Nelson Clayborne Nelson
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
630 Ark
Pleasant Hill
Lawrence
Ninth Street
Horace King
Kansas City
Harry Reaka
Hutson Logan
Topeka
Allés Stanwix
Alice Lois Stanwix
Vinland
Douglas County
Herman Schmidt
Bill Deay
Harve Barton
Clinton
Leonard Stanwix
Versailles
Rumsey Funeral Home
Earl Johnson
Deay Cemetery
Lydia Clare Meairs
Long Beach
Calif
Ed Meairs
Haskell Institute
Wiliam Meairs
Trving
Meairs
Oak Hill Cemetery
Man charged after liquor raid at his home
Herbert C. Barker of 1132 Conn. St. was arrested after a raid by the State Alcoholic Beverage Commission and local officers. About $3,000 worth of liquor found inside his home. bond set at $1,000 for arraignment Feb. 29. Charges include illegal sale without license, possession of untaxed liquor, and operating a nuisance. Raid led by Harry Winters. aided by Police Chief John Hazelet and Sheriff Billy Hodson. 766 bottles seized and taken to the sheriff’s office. Fire damaged a trailer at M H Trailer Court. no injuries. Faculty recital at Kansas University Strong Auditorium tonight at 8. Marriage license issued to Robert Douglas Clatterbuck and Drusilla A. DuBois.
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Herbert C. Barker
State Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Barker
John Hazelet
Harry Winters
State Commission
Hazelet
Douglas County
Billy Hodsom
Sheriff's
Early Oscar Favorites Named Borgnine Dean In Tight Race
Ernest Borgnine and James Dean emerge as early favorites for the Oscars in a close race. Susan Hayward Anna Magnani top supporting and leading actress nominees with Marty East of Eden and other titles among strong contenders. NBC telecast announces final four top pictures Love is a Many Splendored Thing Picnic Mr Roberts The Rose Tattoo.
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Hollywood
Ernest Borgaine
James Dean
Susan Hayward
Lilian Roth
Anna Magnani
Marty
Arthur O'Connell
Jo van Fleet
Dean
East of Eden
NBC
Spencer Tracy
James Cagney
Frank Sinatra
Tracy
Black Rock
Caujney
Sinatra
Jennifer Jones
Katharine Hepburn
Eleanor Parker
Miss Jones
Miss Hepburn
Mr. Roberts
Ottawa Junior Wins Alfred Hill Scholarship in Journalism
Kenton R. Thomas of Ottawa a KU junior in the School of Journalism has been awarded the 300 Alfred H Hill scholarship in journalism. The annual award supports spring and fall semesters. Thomas a 1949 Sa Ina High School graduate is married and resides in Ottawa where his wife teaches at the high school.
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Kenton R. Thomas
Ottawa
Kansas University
Alfred H. Hill
Thomas
Saina High School
Hill
Alfred G. Hill
K. A
Swarthmore
Spree Ends With Car Crash No Charges Filed
Three youths aged 11 12 and 14 allegedly stole two revolvers a rifle and a brother s car triggering a pursuit brauer deputy sheriff said charges were not filed after the vehicle skidded into a ditch near Tonganoxie. Separate burglaries at Iott and Docker residences yielded clothing and a watch with no loss estimates reported.
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Tonganoxle
Don Brauer
Tonganoxie
Brauer
Stassen predicts US to perfect long range guided missiles
Harold Stassen predicts the United States will be the first to perfect the long range guided missile. W E Haley of Route 3 is reported resting comfortably at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a weekend heart attack. A son, William Haley Jr., by a World Co employe, is noted. County Court fines two men fifty dollars each for drunken driving on Saturday. Calvin, Henry Randel, Baldwin, and Eli Hampton of 1320 N Y St are charged.
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Philadelphia
United States
Harold Stassen
W. E. Haley
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
William Haley Jr
World Co
Calvin
Henry Randel
Baldwin
Eli Hampton
N. Y
Vandalism at KU Gym Annex and city safety milestones noted
Lawrence campus police investigate vandalism at the Robinson Gym Annex where a break in damaged plaster and arrows were taken. Kansas City safety milestones include a full year without a fire death and a two year run without a traffic fatality. Planning Commission to hold a rezoning public hearing for N Y Street lots 50 and 52. Cincinnati Symphony reschedules children's concert at KU Hoch Auditorium with district subsidy details.
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Kansas University
Robinson Gym
Kansas State
Lawrence Planning Commission
City Hall
N. Y. St
Eighth Street
Ninth Street
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Hoch
Lawrence
Oskaloosa Develops Agency To Spur Local Industry
Oskaloosa residents organize the Oskaloosa Development Co Inc to create a steady payroll. Open to town and rural residents at 25 per share, with incorporators to elect the initial board. If 5000 is subscribed promptly the plan proceeds. otherwise payments are refunded and the plan is abandoned. Kansas Industrial Development Commission may assist.
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Oskaloosa
Oskaloosa Development Co, Inc
Chamber of Commerce
C of C
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
KIDC
Boeing Says Government Not Justified in Action
Washington report shows Clyde Skeen telling the House Armed Services Investigations Subcommittee that reclaiming over 9.8 million dollars of Boeing 1952 profits was not justified. Boeing's total government contract profits for 1952 were about 54.6 million dollars. Subcommittee probes 15 defense manufacturers including Boeing, which builds the B52 bomber. Boeing operates major plants in Seattle and Wichita.
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Boeing
Washngton
Boeing Airplane Co
Congress
Clyde Skeen
House Armed
Air Force
Seattle
Wichita
Masked Parade Disaster Kills Twenty Eight in Bolivia
In La Paz during the first Sunday of Lent masked revelers crowded a street near La Paz Cemetery. A five foot ditch was not seen in time, causing a deadly crush that suffocated 28 people, including five children, as leaders failed to stop the march.
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la- Paz
Bolivia
la Paz
Market News Briefs Show Mixed Markets and Commodity Movements
Market roundups report gains in sugar and wheat with profits taking slight. Cattle and hogs fluctuate with steers steady to lower, hogs down 25 to 50 cents, cattle futures mixed, and local grain and livestock prices cited alongside Wall Street activity and Kansas City grain futures.
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Markela Af & Glanca
Wall Street
New York
Nn C. Cash Grain
Kansas City
Um — Wheat
Jly
KU Debaters Earn Second in ESU Forensics Meet
Kansas University debate teams finished second overall at the Emporia State College Forensics Tournament held Friday and Saturday. Abilene Christian College won the event. In junior division, Don Bowen Salina and Leonard Parkinson Scott City earned second place, while senior division third went to Hugh Bruner Olathe and William Hagman Pittsburg. Other KU teams not ranked.
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Kansas University
Emporia State College
Abilene
Christian College
Don
Bowen
Salina
Leonard Parkinson
Scott City
Hugh Bruner
Olathe
William Hagman
Pittsburg
K. U
New County Fair Districts Highlight Douglas County History
A history of the county fair traces origins from the Lecompton Harvest Home Picnic begun before 1900 to the 1928 incorporation of the Douglas County Livestock and Agricultural Fair Association. It notes Big Springs contestation, lists officers Willian Henry Jr and Charles Worthington, and names directors including Raymond Tee and Theodore Walters.
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Big Springs
Douglas County
Max Bahnmaier
Willis R. Colman
Raymond ‘Tee
Francis Brown
Theodore Walters
Ernest Wulfkuble
Wright Bertschinger
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New Ity
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Mahlan
John Mitchell
M-H
15Th St
Oille Dean
John Miller
Miller Sai
Strong
Jan Chiapasso
Beethoven
Scriabin
Schubert
Ravel
Robert Douglas Clatterbuck
Drusilla A. DuBois
Ernest Borgnine
Alfred Hill
Memorial Hospital
Mildred Sloan
Walnut St
Arthur Flory
F.C. Barnhart
Dennis Pine
N. J. St
Goldie Gibler
Eugene Reider
Paris Spooner
Lyon St
Edith Landis
Celia Phinney
William Haley
George Fraker
Otto Reetz
Marjorie Fritzel
George Musick
Mary Schomer
Patty Young
Prairie St
Susan Harris
John Douglas Harris
Mass. St
Kenneth Osborn
Virgie Armer
DeSoto
Carol Culbertson
Sunflower
Anna Moore
W. 4Th St
Clara Teter
Haskell Ave
Betty Church
Lecompton
Ruby Biggs
Arlene Holtzclaw
M and H Trailer
June Murphy
N. H. St
Joe Holmes
Donald Schick
Ousdah
Rdi
Gerald Cunningham
Tenn. St
Dale Barnard
Oakhill Ave
Jack McCoy
Kangag City
Tody
Charles M. Iott
14Th St
Charles Docker
Ky. St
Iott
Docker
Losa
Stassen
Glen Hadl
Charles E. Watson
6Th and
Calif. Sts
Oskaloosans
Crush
Ep Market WA News
K. C. Livestock
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USDA
Allied
Atchison
Avco
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Pac
Chrysler
du Pont
Monsan
Penney
Phill Pet
Proct & G
RCA
Oil
Stoke van C Tran
Air
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US Steel
Woolworth Ats
Hartford
Ce 3He Investment Co
FORD
Ted
K. U. Debaters
New County
George Hedrick Derrold
Wiley
Wm. R. Terrell
Alt Brooke
Bovids
Fitch, North & CO
Bhokers
Imioin Law
Lawrence Mills
East Btd
Karl Kreider
America
B. P. O.-Elki
Douglas County State Bank
the Bank of Friendly Service
F.d.1.c
Funk
Cooper E
Warren
Ambulance Service
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