Eisenhower outlines Mideast anti-Communist program
President Eisenhower urged Middle East nations to build economies and resist international communism. He requested Congress approve an anti-Communist program with economic aid and possible US troops, framing it as support behind UN efforts and warning that communism could erase gains overnight. Israel’s Gaza and Aqaba tensions referenced as UN demands for withdrawal.
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Eisenhower
Middle East
Voice of America
Congress
Mideast
United Nations
U S and Israel Nearing Agreement Hopes Rise
Washington reports say Senate leader Lyndon B. Johnson after talks with Secretary of State Dulles sees Middle East settlement as more hopeful. Dulles and Abba Eban discussed a formula for Israeli troop withdrawal with Egypt tentatively on board, while U.N. action remains a factor.
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United States
Egypt
Johnson
U. N
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Dulles
Abba Eban
Eban
Jerusalem
State Department
U.N. Angles
Dag Hammarsbjorg
New York
Ten Commandments Await Approval In Arizona
Phoenix Democrat Rep. L S Adams introduced a bill to make the Ten Commandments part of Arizona law. Adams said the 20 volumes of statutes are meaningless without the commandments and joked about whether the Legislature could pass them without amendments.
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Arizona
Rep
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Ike Nominates Three For Foreign Posts And One HEW Post
President Eisenhower announced ambassadors to France West Germany and Australia Amory Houghton Corning Glassworks board chairman 56 will become envoy to Paris David K E Bruce 59 soon ambassador to West Germany William J Sebald career diplomat to Australia John A Perkins University of Delaware president named under secretary of health education and welfare Houghton succeeds C Dill Dillon named deputy undersecretary of state Bruce previously ambassador to Australia and to the EC Steel Community Sebald currently at State Department Perkins listed as political independent
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Eisenhower
Amory Houghton
The
Corning Glassworks
France
David K. E. Bruce
West Germany
William J. Sebald
Australia
Senate
John A. Perkins
University of Delaware
Health, Education and Welfare
Houghton
C. Douglas Dill
Paris
Dillon
Corning
N.Y
Harvard
Office of Production Management
War Production Board
Bureau of Industry
Lend Lease Administration
Brace
James B. Conant
Bruce
Sebald
State Department
Perkins
White House
Abilene Man Dies From Burns Suffered Sunday
Gilbert Seeder green, 76, died in an Abilene hospital from burns suffered in a house fire in southwestern Dickinson County the night before. His sisters Mabel Seeder green, 75, and Emma Seeder green, 73, were treated for shock and exposure. The fire, likely started by an oil heater in the sitting room, was found by the family about 9 PM.
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Gilbert Seedergreen
Dickinson County
Mabel Seedergreen
Emma
Seedergreen
U.N. Debates on sanctions delayed amid talks
The United Nations General Assembly again postponed its debate on the Israel Egypt dispute as Abba Eban and Dag Hammarskjold conferred privately. U.S. officials showed cautious hope while discussions continued on a sanctions resolution demanding Israel withdraw from Gaza and Sharm el Sheikh before aid is cut.
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Bohlen Discusses New Post After Moscow Assignment
Ambassador Charles E Bohlen checked in at the State Department for consultations on a possible transfer from Moscow. He has served as envoy to Russia since March 27 1953 and is believed offered a new assignment.
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Washington
Charles E. Bohlen
State Department
Moscow
Bohlen
Russia
Whitney Assumes Duties as U.S. Ambassador to Britain
John Hay Whitney has taken up duties as the U S ambassador to Britain amid renewed strain between London and Washington over Israel and the Middle East policy.
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John Hay Whitney
U.S
Britain
Washington
Israel
Middle East
Marine Instructors Face Court Martial for Abuse at Parris Island
At Parris Island South Carolina Marine drill instructor William EB Rich of Manchester Connecticut faces a special court martial for allegedly striking five recruits with his hands. He is among four drill instructors charged and could face discharge, confinement, forfeiture of pay, and rank reduction if convicted. Other defendants include Cpl William F Walsh Jr Lyndhurst New Jersey Sgt Daniel K Corey Boston Massachusetts and Sgt Clinton L Jones Pensacola Florida.
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James F. Mahoney
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William F. Walsh Jr
Lyndhurst
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Daniel K. Corey
Boston
Mass
Clinton L. Jones
Pensacola
Fla
Pacific storm leaves three dead on West Coast
A bristling Pacific storm with winds up to 158 mph swept the West Coast over the weekend killing three people. It flooded parts of Baker Oregon and isolated the town, while a 600 foot stretch of U S Highway 101 in northern California was blocked by a mudslide. A Pan American Airways plane rode the storm from Honolulu to San Francisco in a record time of four hours four minutes.
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Vale
John Elgering
Yale
Ontario
California
Willits
Grants Pass
Ore
Monterey Calif
Pan American Airways
Honolulu
San Francisco
Ex-Chicago Hoodlum Moran Dies in Prison
Leavenworth reports former Chicago hoodlum George C. Moran known as Bugs Moran died in federal prison from lung cancer at 64. He had been serving a five year sentence for a bank burglary in Ansonia Ohio, with a month remaining.
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George C
Bugs) Moran
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Moran
Ansonia
Ohio
ARO
Baldwin Skywatchers Keep Vigil Over Quiet Skies
More than 70 Baldwin volunteers monitor planes as part of Civil Defense linked to the Air Force. Since Sept 17, skys watchers work two hour shifts daily from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. under Mrs. Caudill, with a network from St Joseph to Grandview KC. If a plane deviates, interceptors are sent and observers report via a Baker University line.
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Frank Turner
Charles Caudill
St. Joseph
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Cavaness Field
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Mra. Caudill
Mollet Arrives For Meeting With Eisenhower
French premier Guy Mollet landed at Idlewild Airport for urgent talks with President Eisenhower on the Middle East crisis. He said he would not discuss the issue until after the conference, and indicated a final reconciliation among Western allies was the aim.
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Harold _ Macmillan
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Mollet
Eyes willed for corneal transplants by Mrs Roosevelt
Mrs Frankile D Roosevelt wills her eyes to an eye bank for use in corneal transplants. The notice appears in an abbreviated local filing with contact details for inquiries.
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New York
Frankile D. Roosevelt
Average Driver Speed On Turnpike Surges To 60.03 MPH
Radar checks on the Kansas Turnpike between Wichita and Kansas City show an average of 60.03 mph with 85th percentile speed at 68 mph. Maj. Lloyd Vincent notes the results reflect a safe, steady flow on the four lane toll road. Six checks from Jan 10 to Feb 10 covered 2,004 vehicles with only 18 over 80 mph.
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Mous
Maj
Lloyd Vincent
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Turnpike Patrol
Wichita
Kansas City
Kas
Turnpike
Maj. Vincent
el Dorado
Mile Post
Mile Post 74
Topeka
Today's dogs live a man's life in Chicago
In Chicago and Pennsylvan ia veterinarians report dogs suffer urban stress from traffic harsh handling and crowded living. William Glenney of Wynnewood Pennsylvania cites aggressive dogs insufficient food and unfriendly dog interactions as contributors and suggests slower life or calming drugs to ease the strain.
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Pennsylvania
William Glenney
Wynnewood
American Veterinary Society
Glenney
Mailed Out by KU Housing Project Begins
Applicants for 120 KU Stouffer Place apartments filed at the mall on a first come basis. A $2 fee accompanies returned sections. Joseph White, KU housing director, notes rents start at 60 dollars for one room and 70 dollars for two rooms.
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Applensians
Kansas University
Weather and Forecast Fragments for Nearby Towns
Fragmentary report notes daylight hours around 50 degrees on Sunday with readings near 2 pm. Tonight forecast suggests about 20 degrees with fog and drizzle possible. Tuesday predicted to rise into the 30s with more fog looming.
Four Mars Air Victims Found at Crash Scene
SEOUL search crews recovered four additional bodies from the wreckage of a U S Air Force Globemaster that crashed Friday night on a Hank River sandbar. The death toll rose to nine with three still missing presumed dead. The C124 had 159 aboard including 10 Air Force crew, 147 Army personnel and two civilians. Most were on leave. 28 of the survivors are still hospitalized, two in serious condition.
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Seoul
Hank River
Japan
Air Force
Warrants Ready For Delinquent Taxpayers Here
Douglas County residents who have not paid personal property tax will receive delinquent tax warrants from the sheriff within the next two weeks. Sheriff Criff Dale Chappell said 1,411 delinquent warrants are being prepared by his office.
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