Eden's Prestige Falls as Conservative Press Attacks
London's press blasts Prime Minister Eden as the Telegraph notes a loss of decisiveness and prestige. The Daily Sketch urges bold leadership while The Mail cites damage to Britain's good name abroad from arms shipments to Egypt via Belgium.
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On Party
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Daily Mail
Telegraph
the Mail
Egypt
Belgium
Kansas Tax Fees Dip in December
Kansas tax and fee receipts for December fell slightly from the prior year, but six month fiscal totals rose. The State Commission of Revenue and Taxation reported December collections at 38 856 307, compared with 38 906 818 a year earlier, while six month sales tax neared 22 million and income tax declined from December 1954 levels.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Commission of Revenue and Taxation
Thina Vedrage
Tieup Possible On New Highway Funds
Senator Gore warns Congress may stall over how interstate highway funds are allocated among states. He backs a plan similar to the Senate approved last May but notes differences in distribution could jeopardize action. The interstate network would need substantial funding under major highway proposals as House opposition prevents quick passage.
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Sen Gore
Tenn
Congress
Senate
Song Writer Nabbed After Pistol-Whip Assault
North Hollywood California composer of the hit Sixteen Tons surrendered after pistol whipping his wife and barricading horses in the bungalow. Police said he was intoxicated and threatened to shoot anyone entering. Officers coaxed him to sleep and entered the home, finding Betty Travis and two children safe.
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Ah Marie Travis
Sal Hughes
Los Angeles Mirror
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Peach Travis
Charles Russet
Hughes
Travis
Mirror News
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Dennis
Emporia Lawyer James Putnam Seeks Kansas Attorney General
James W. Putnam 41 a former Emporia state representative and city attorney announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Kansas attorney general He resigns as Emporia city attorney to focus on the campaign He pledges a reform driven platform including strict impartial law enforcement against drunken driving and traffic violations and seeks veterans benefits housing for the elderly and juvenile law revisions He has WWII service and past leadership in Kansas Republican organizations Kiwanis and veteran groups The other named candidates include Harold Fate of Kingman and James Gallo of McPherson with questions about future runs.
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James W. Putnam
Emporia
Kansas
Putnam
Alettorney
Harold R. Fateer
Kinsley
State Supreme Court
James L. Galle
McPherson
State Liquor Control Office
Gallo
Liquor Control Attorney
Kansas Department of Justice
Kansas Republican Veterans Club
Kiwanis International
Kansas Commission On
Spring-Like Weather Extends Through Kansas Another Day
Kansas enjoys near spring warmth with fair, mild nights and daytime highs forecast to reach the 50s to 60s. Forecaster P N Eland notes continued mild conditions, while distant rumors of China peace talks are dismissed as unverified by officials.
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London Daily
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China
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Eland
Tures
Daily Mail
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China Coast
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Concordia
WaAmego
Topeka
Chiang Ching-kuo
Chiang Kai-shek
Bellhop sought in Phoenix shooting case
Police in Phoenix seek 50 year old Los Angeles bellhop Joseph Addington for questioning in the fatal shooting of Carmen Pedrin, former wife of the man linked to tennis star Pancho Gonzales. Pedrin was killed and is identified as Gonzales’ former mother in law.
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Joseph Addington
Los Angeles
Carmen Pedrin
Pancho Gonzales
Right to Work Head In Hall Challenge
The head of Kansans for Right to Work, L. E. Weiss, challenged Gay Fred tall to a public discussion in Wichita. Weiss released a wire to the governor criticizing last night’s statements and urging reconciliation over right to work policy and whether the Legislative Council recommended independent consideration. He cites compulsory union membership and veto promises as points to resolve publicly.
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Wichita
Fred Tall
L. E. Weiss
Organization of Kansans
Weiss
Legislative Council
LE Wall
Tom
Kansas
Canyon
Eisenhower to Outline Farm Plan Aimed at Stabilizing Prices
President Eisenhower plans to send a farm program to Congress on Monday to stabilize prices by cutting surplus crop acreage and disposing of existing surpluses. Secretary Benson and Senate Agriculture Committee aides indicated tentative proposals include a possible 20 percent reduction in permitted surplus plantings and enhanced price supports to discourage overproduction.
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Leenan
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Key West
Fla
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Samim
Anne Tater
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Renson
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White House
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Fisenhower
Sen. Aikey Or-Vu
Julius LaRosa Engaged to Perry Como's Secretary
New York reports singer Julius LaRosa 26 engaged to Rory Myer 24 secretary to Perry Como. The engagement became public today with no wedding date announced.
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Arthur Godfrey
Perry Como
Rory Myer
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Phog Mitt Await Henshel Action On Case
The article reports that coach Phog Allen and his son may file a formal suit against Kansas basketball coach for alleged arguments. The planned action follows a breakfast club meeting where the two indicated intent to pursue legal redress if Hershel joins the case.
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Innocent Of Richland Theft Case Mentioned In Newspaper Notes
The document recounts a Richland theft case with multiple suspects and witnesses. It references delivery status, detention details, and police actions, including suspect identification and related legal proceedings, with various names and institutions cited.
President Eisenhower Work Confirms Plans For Civil Rights
In a meeting with Congress leaders President Eisenhower outlines a push to advance civil rights measures. The discussions focus on federal action and potential constitutional steps.
KU Plans Space Reshuffling Between Semesters
Kaisis University will move the School of Education into remodeled Bailey Hall between terms from January 26 to 284. Dean George Smith announced three major moves planned before the 1954 school year, including shifts to the Music and Drama Building in 1957 and to the Business Building in 1958.
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Beurman House Destroyed by Early Morning Fire
Fire destroyed the Beurman home and shed near the turnpike early this morning. Mrs Beurman escaped with help despite poor sight after a stroke. Cause undetermined. a refrigerator and possible carelessness cited. Neighbors helped save a few belongings as the house burned to ashes.
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Quiet Shattered On K U Campus After Holiday Return
On Kansas University's campus about 8 000 students returned to classes after a four day Christmas break. The term runs through January 26 with finals starting January 19 for most students and January 12 for law students. A busy schedule includes basketball games with Oklahoma and Iowa State and multiple concerts as the new term begins.
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School of Law
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Oklahoma
Iowa State
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Wilson Ends Inspection of West Coast Factories
Secretary of Defense Wilson wraps up an inspection of West Coast aircraft plants where the nation’s new weapons are produced. He expresses satisfaction with progress and quality of work observed.
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Secretary of Defense
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Todd F
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Mayor OKs Airport Lease Pact With KU Backing
Lawrence city commissioners approved a long-term lease draft for the Municipal Airport owned by Kansas University with city use of the land for $1 a year and KU maintenance of the airstrip. The deal includes building a paved runway within five years, funded partly by federal aid, and would return to the Kansas Board of Regents for final approval due to prior changes.
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