Boost Asked For Air Force Funds
Washington reports Sen. Russell D. Gal ranked urges at least 14 4 billion dollars in new Air Force funds to meet Soviet air power. He backs expanding B52 production as a deterrent and proposes faster development of guided and ballistic missiles. Committee members questioned Quarles and Twining behind closed doors about Eisenhower's 16 Xi billion budget request, which they called austere but adequate. Twining tied support to a higher budget next year.
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Washington
Russell D.gal
Soviet
Russia
Senate Armed Services
Russell
Air Force
Quarles
Nathan F. Twining
Twining
Eisenhower
Europe fights back against bitter cold disaster
London dispatch reports Yugoslav planes bombing ice barriers on the Adriatic as Europe endures its worst winter in two centuries. As floods ease in Italy, crops fail and stocks dwindle while a thaw briefly appears. across the continent 762 dead are counted, with Spain delivering aid to stranded mountaintop civilians and Majorca hosts a potential radar site.
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London
Adriatic
Europe
Poland
Italy
Britain
Lincolnshire
Majorca
Mediterranean
Balearic Islands
U.S
Trials on Turnpike Land To Be Resumed Thursday
The District Court will resume action on 29 remaining Kansas Turnpike condemnation appeals starting Thursday at a.m. Group One jurors will hear trials through the March 22 case. Ten cases settled in November. six tried yielded 558,692 to landowners, over double the original 27,274.
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District Court
Frank Wulfkuhle
Lecompton Road
Lawrence
Explosion at Buenos Aires ammo depot shakes city
An explosion at an army ammunition depot eight miles northwest of central Buenos Aires jarred the city early today. Authorities consider possible sabotage linked to ousted President Juan D. Peron. At least six people were arrested including a federal police motorcycle patrolman alleged to have predicted the blast. Police report no casualties in the depot neighborhood. The plant’s casualty status remained unclear.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Federal
Fourth annual Kansas Food Institute at Baker Hotel
An estimated 75 persons are expected to attend the fourth annual Kansas Food Institute on Thursday and Friday at the Baker Hotel in Hutchinson. Sponsors include Kansas State University Extension and the University staff at the Memorial Building with William Wells assisting.
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K Kansas Food Institute
Baker Hotel
Hutchinson
Kanoes
University Extension
Kniversity Extensive
William Wills
Memorial Building
Abilene girl wins gold key for her former teacher
Judy Alf ord, 12, of Abilene, accepts a gold key from Education Commissioner Samuel Brownell on behalf of Addie B Over, Eisenhower’s boyhood teacher, at a dinner scene in Atlantic City. The award honors Over for inspiring teachers and students. Eisenhower sends a message praising Over and others who care.
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Atlanic City
N. J
Abilene
Eisenhower
Judy Alford
Samuel Brownell
Addie B Over
Miss Over
Judy Pretty
Poised
Charming
Roy E. Larsen
Time, Inc
Larsen
Stary B. Southworth
Braintree
Ma Enhower
White House
Judy
The
American Assn
Colby Man Named Campaign Manager for Warren Shaw
In Topeka Rep Warren Shaw announces Jim Prat of Colby will lead his bid for the Republican governorship nomination. Shaw opened campaign headquarters at the Jayhawk Hotel and praised Prat for his ability and integrity. Pratt, 50, hails from Colby and runs a hardware business.
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Topeka
Warren Shaw
James V. Prat
Colby
Shaw
Fred
Hall
Camopaign
Jayhawk
Jim Prat
Pratt
Hardware and
Famed Bandmaster Goldman Dies After Brief Illness
Edwin Franko Goldman, 78, long regarded as the nation’s leading bandmaster and composer of marches, died yesterday after a brief illness. His New York-based band gave free outdoor concerts for almost four decades, and he was set to open his 49th season this summer with the Guggenheim Memorial sponsorship.
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New York
Edwin Franko Goldman
John Philip Sousa
Goldman
Jury Chosen for Colorado Murder Case Trial
Eight men and five women were tentatively approved as jurors for the district court murder trial of Robert Mark Dearmin. The trial begins its second day after a recess for Washington's birthday. Dearmin, a student watchmaker, is accused of killing Hubert Hahn, a 27 year old Denver symphony trombonist who once played with the Kansas City Philharmonic. Hahn was shot on a lonely road north of Denver on September 22 last year, and police traced Dearmin via a wristwatch found at the scene.
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Brighton
Cola
District Court
Robert Mark Dearmin
Dist
Martin P. Miller
Washington
Dearmin
Hubert Hahn
Denver Symphony
Kansas City Philharmonic
Hahn
Denver
Adventurers' Balsa Raft Forced to Request Help
Ships near the Galapagos Islands were asked to aid the balsa raft Cantata and its five occupants stranded in a Pacific whirlpool. The crew, four men and one woman, faced hunger with 12 gallons of fuel left. Dutch seaman Andy Rost, 27, was reported ill. The raft departed Peru in December aiming for the South Seas to imitate Thor Heyerdahl's Kon Tiki voyage. Expedition head Eduardo Inglesis, 45, led the group with Rost and Mirko among others aboard.
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Galapagos Islands
Radlord
Andy Rost
Peru
South Seas
Humboldt
Thor Hoyerdahl
Eduardo Ingris
Rost
Mirko
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N.H. St
Rex
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Kansas Public Service CO
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