Dulles to Appear Before Senate on Tanks Deal Queries
Washington reports Secretary of State Dulles tentatively agreed to testify Friday before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. The hearing will probe administration actions on the Saudi Arabia tank shipment and related foreign policy questions, with Undersecretary Hoover present.
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Santee Scapegoat debates roil British sports pages
London writers back American hurdler Wes Santee after AAU suspension for reportedly accepting 1500 in expenses. They urge reexamining amateur ethics and contend Melbourne Olympics could suffer if the system remains unchanged. Commentators note Santee’s notable modesty and prior criticisms from peers.
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Senate Probe Group Weighs Forcing Trade Move Details
Washington op Sen McCarthy and McClellan clash as the Senate probe group reviews plans to ease embargoes on free world sales to Russia. Herbert Hoover Jr. refuses to yield some documents while trade and sanctions are debated.
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Austria to join Western Council of Europe move
Austria’s government announced plans to join the pro Western Council of Europe. The body is described as advisory with limited powers, focusing on European unity along with economic and cultural affairs.
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Smolan Bank Falsified Records Admit by Holmquist
Bank examiner reveals falsified records by Er Holmquist as auditors seek accountability. Lindley Gall and state banking officials pursue action while county attorney Raw notes need for specifics before steps. Deposits in the un insured bank face scrutiny after a disorderly incident described near Sabla.
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Benson Carries Fight on Props
Washington reports Secretary Benson hosts a push against restoring high farm price supports. He outlines ten farm program proposals aiming for flexible supports and a soil bank. Supporters on the House Agriculture Committee back measures tied to wartime price pledges and fair price standards for farmers.
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Clashes Spread To Second Republic Plant Amid Strike Turmoil
About 200 pickets gathered at the Farmingdale Republic Aviation plant on Long Island amid renewed violence. Nine more pickets were arrested, bringing total to six dozen over two days. Company says plant openings will continue while unions seek higher pay and benefits.
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Public Sees Redstone Missile In Intercontinental Range Plans
The Army released the first pictures of the Redstone missile in flight and at Redstone Arsenal Huntsville Alabama. The images show the lift onto a new 19 story high test stand and suggest a total length near 45 feet with roughly 18 feet of guidance toward the target. The Redstone reportedly has a 200 to 300 mile range with hopes to reach about 1500 miles.
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Atchison Globe Speculates on Ostnatory and Keely
The Atchison Globe questions if ostnatory are satisfied about the lack of AAU statements on Wes Santen and Keely's running, leaving unclear what happened to Santen.
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Ford 55 Profits Hit New Record in 1958 Report
Ford Motor Co reports 1958 net profits of 437 million dollars marking a record. Earnings per share stand at 8.13, with total 1955 sales reaching 55.594 billion and assets totaling 2.5853 billion. Compared with GM and Chrysler, Ford’s per share gains reflect outstanding common shares.
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Ex-Convict James Gillo Jr Found Shot in Kansas City
Maj Eugene Pond reports ex convict James Gillo Jr 51 arrests three prison terms identified by police shot in the face after a tavern shooting earlier in January He had been released from hospital about two weeks prior and faced a concealed weapons charge in Council Bluffs Iowa at the time of the death.
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Air Force still ahead of Soviet Russia in top quality power
General Nathan F. Twining told a closed Senate Armed Services Committee session that the U S Air Force remains ahead of Soviet Russia in combat air power defenses and guided missiles while warning the Communists can build strength faster than previously predicted.
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Theft Clues Scanty in Louisville Basement Burglary Reports
Police report scant clues in a string of thefts in Louisville area. Seven women said thieves entered unlocked basements and stole rayon and nylon undergarments with losses up to $19. Contact Andy Hass Real Estate for information.
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Weil
State Workers Out of Luck on Washington Birthday
State workers face no official holiday proclamation as the budget session continues. Washington's Birthday is observed in statutes as a holiday but prior years granted time off only when no legislative session was in progress. This year the governor did not issue a holiday proclamation.
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Weather shifts again as Lawrence eyes flurries this week
Northeast Kansas forecasts show a quick cool down in Lawrence with temperatures near 20 tonight and highs around freezing Wednesday. Snow flurries or light snow are possible tonight and Wednesday as a brief storm moves through while soil moisture remains low after four years of subnormal rainfall.
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Proclamation Urges Rededication During Brotherhood Week
Gov. Fred Hall asks Kansas citizens to observe February 1926 as Brotherhood Week to renew commitment to the principles in the Declaration of Independence.
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Open House Set For K A Dorms
Open house at Kansas University for the Carruth O Leary and Gertrude Sellards Pearson halls will be Sunday April 15. Dean Laurence Woodruff cites new facilities and tax free financing and notes 700000 and 1250000 costs funded by bonds gifts and housing funds.
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Ex Schoolmate Named Bridesmaid for Grace Kelik Wedding
Mrs Arvid A Pamp of Wyndmoor former Grace Kelik schoolmate will be bridesmaid at Grace Kelik wedding to Prince Rainier II of Monaco in April. Mrs Pamp said she received a Hollywood phone call inviting her about two weeks ago and another call a week later confirming the role.
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Kansas draft call aims at April for TL men
Joe Nickell state selective service director announced April draft will target TL men. The figure compares with 71 for February and UM in March.
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Professor Doubts Saw Stops Horses From Chewing Wood
UC Davis professor Carroll Howell doubts that sawing between a horse’s front teeth or feeding salt will stop wood chewing. He cites past trials with up to 25 pounds of salt daily failing to curb the habit and notes few definitive solutions. Suggestions from Devonshire and Ontario propose salt tasting, but Howell remains skeptical.
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Population surge eyed as city nears forty five thousand mark
A new estimate projects Lawrence's permanent population could reach 45 000 within twenty years if current trends persist. The report notes a continued rise in residents, with implications for housing and infrastructure.
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Lawrence growth and KU enrollment shape city forecast
Growth of Lawrence rale lt has risen since 1940 and KU officials estimate increased enrollment. Home construction has kept busy with over 1,000 houses in five years, yet 20 year expansion relies on continued favorable conditions. BE R Zook says industrial development could sustain growth, though population rise may slow. The Census Bureau projects a surge in U S college students by 1973. Continued on Page 2.
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Unclear 1956 Weather Forecast For Plains States
Fragmented weather notes offer a five day outlook for Nebraska, Kansas, and Oklahoma with near normal temperatures to above normal highs and below normal precipitation. Text mentions temperature ranges and cloudiness, plus a February 1956 date with partial daily figures and station data scattered throughout.
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