Universal Military Training Poised as Hot Issue in Congress
Washington reports Congress faces a stubborn decision on Universal Military Training. Split public opinion, support from groups like the American Legion, and resistance from the Veterans Committee shape debate. An evolving history traces bills from 1919 through postwar eras, with Senate hearings possible this year and House action still uncertain.
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To Speak on Kansas Seen by Neighbor at Press Meet
Dr Henry G Bennett president of Oklahoma LA and M college will headline the Kansas Press association three day conference in Topeka starting Thursday night He will speak on Kansas as seen by a neighbor Other speakers include Harold Vathorg director of the Midwest Research Institute and Dr William C Mennninger of Topeka secretary for the Menninger Foundation Don Reil of Des Moines secretary manager of the lone Press association and NA of Managers All events occur in Topeka Kans during the Jan 5 report period.
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United Nations summoned to address India Pakistan Kashmir dispute
The United Nations Security Council was summoned to meet Tuesday over the Kashmir invasion. India urged Pakistan to stop aiding tribal invaders, warning it may enter Pakistan to defend itself. The note says the crisis endangers international peace and cites support from Pakistan's northwestern frontier region.
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Evacuation Plan Considered for Mukden Foreigners
Shanghai reports that the Chinese relief administration weighs airlift of foreigners and Chinese officials from Mukden amid the siege. An official suggests two to three transports could suffice, with other estimates placing as many as six thousand evacuees. The central news agency says the communist threat to Mukden is over.
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Aggies Back to School After Holidays at Kansas State
Manhattan Kansas January 5 classes resume after a holiday break and students prepare for final exams amid a light news cycle. A brief note mentions upcoming midterm events and the continuation of regular schedules as the campus returns in the new term.
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