Hungary approves UN relief mission to inspect needs
A four member UN economic team arrived in Budapest to assess relief needs after Soviet intervention in Hungary's revolt. The Kadar regime granted permission for the visit but requested it not be publicized in advance, and previous UN missions were barred by sovereignty concerns. The mission is led by UN undersecretary Philippe de Seynen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United “Nations
N.Y
Hungary
U. N
U.N
Oe 4
A&a
Budapest
Jamos Kadar
Philippe de Seynen
Economia
FBI Arrests Potash Force Entry Move
New York report says Irving Potash a 51 year old Russian born American Communist who chose exile in Red Pol rather than face prosecution was arrested by FBI agents for illegally re entering the United States. He had sailed March 4 193? for Poland and had lived in Iron Curtain countries including Russia and Communist China. Details of the re entry remain unclear.
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New York
Irving Potash
FBI
United States
Broncville
N. Y
Westchester County
New York City
Poland
Russia
China
Safety Courses Offered An Extension Course At Lawrence High
An extension course in Safety Education For Trade and Industrial Teachers will be offered at Lawrence High School. The program, creditable toward college credit, runs 330 to 9 p.m. in January under Dr Norland Strawn and the Pittsburgh Extension Division. Further information available by writing Dr Strawn at Pittsburgh Extension Division.
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Lawrence High School
Ion Division
Pittsburgh Biota Teachers College
Norland Wn
Pittsburg
Strawn
Pittsburgh Extension Divi
Deaths and Funerals in Kansas Area
Notices report multiple deaths and funeral plans including Charles Louis Baecker of Eudora age 75 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with services at Eudora Methodist Church and burial in Eudora Cemetery. Also listed are W G Search of DeSoto and Billie Jack Green with service details and family survivors.
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Charles Louis Baecker
Eudora
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Eudora Methodist Church
David Ellsworth
Eudora Cemetery
Cooper-Warren Mortuary
Inlaw
Clara Backer
Ruby Blann
North
Kansas City
Wanda Price
W. 19Th St
Phyllia Young
Shirley Lawellin
Kathryn Baecker
Ann Chesler P. Baecker
Billie Jack Grean
Billie
Jack Green
Town St
Topeka “Hospital
Mray
B. A. Green
P. HaAas
Orchard Lane
Margaret Delores
St. Mary College
Xavier
Kas
Ted Cross
Bartlesville
Old
Cecil Green
Chard Lane
Patrick D. Green
Barker'Ave
Robert Green
Hilltop
Rumsey
Policy toward Red China in the Saturday column
The column discusses U S recognition of Nationalist China and argues for engaging Red China to preempt a stronger U S Soviet China alliance. It compares events in China and Russia, notes past recognitions by the United States, and urges opening economic relations to prevent a closing bloc between China and Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Q Generalissimio Chiang Kid-shek
People's Republic of China
United States
Russia
Taipei
Formosa
Chiang
U.S
Red China
Evangelists to Visit Assembly of God Church for Week
The Hilds from Minneapolis will appear in nightly rallies at the Assembly of God Church at 13th and Mass, St Louis. Hild speaks Sunday at 11:00 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. Each evening services begin at 7:45. The couple have toured 46 states and voiced 365 titles. Hild has been an evangelist since 1934, leading over 3,530 crusades and youths camps. Mrs. Hild is song leader and soloist, both play saxophones.
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Hilds
Minneapolis
Assembly of God Church
Hild
County Court Fines Walter Nall for Public Drunkenness
Walter Fletcher Nall of Leavenworth was fined $50 and costs in County Court on a charge of being drunk on a public highway. The Friday ruling cited the offense and assessed the monetary penalty.
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Walter Fletcher Nall
Leavenworth
Stepfather Shot After Damaging Boy’s Car
A man shot and killed his stepfather after the stepfather damaged a boy’s car. The assailant pursued the vehicle to a distant town, then confronted the occupants and opened fire. Police cited prior arrests and FBI records related to a suspect with a criminal history.
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Stepfather
Boy
Legislature Battles Over Hall Appointments Continue
The Senate prepares to confirm Hall selections with McCuish awaiting possible reversals. Wunsch, re elected Senate pro tem, opposes predicting outcomes as party factions seek House speaker candidates Jess Taylor and Clark Kuppinger, aiming to end factional quarrels before Monday caucuses.
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Senate
John McCuish
Hall
Offee
Paul Wunsch
R-Kingman
McCuish
Wunsch
Henkle
House
Lawrence Relays Planning and Campus Parking Measures
The report notes a Lawrence planning sub committee with about 18 members meeting after which dinner is served. It describes crowds coming to Allen Fieldhouse for Kansas University basketball and campus police advising attendees to carpool or leave cars at home with designated parking areas to be managed.
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Ad “Roel
Prescott Dees
Ansas Rr
Ber Meads Assishinces
Lawrence
Allen Fieldhouse
Oe Skilloan
Kansas University
Year of Laughs 1956 Highlights Public Figures and TV Gags
Earl Wilson surveys the 1956 Year’s Best Laughs noting jokes about Grace Kelly Elvis and Groucho Marx with quips from Sam Levenson Sam Goldwyn and Joe E. Lewis among others. He recalls lines on Broadway politics TV and film and cites jokes about Liz Taylor Marilyn Monroe and Sid Caesar in a dense, era-tinged sampler.
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New York
Grace Kelly
Elvis
Groucho Marx
Gina Lollobrigida
Middle East
Sam Levenson
Brooklyn
Sam Goldwyn
Joe EB. Lewis
Dean Martin
Red Skelton
Paper Firm Veteran Retires After 40 Years
The veteran employee Seamans ends a long career with the company after starting before the early records. Records show continuous service since July 1, 1917, with illness twice yet remaining on the job. His duties shifted over time, including ten years in the order entry department and in 1950 taking over editing of the garden page for the Jayhawk Family News.
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Barker
Mnny Ca
Seamans
Jayhawk Family News
Par
Per
Election Protest Over Probate Judge Race Dropped
In Cherokee County Kansas J F Bradford Democrat drops protest over the Probate Court judge election where Bradford trailed Republican incumbent M P Knock by about 30 votes. The filing and relief are cancelled with no further action planned.
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Fittsburg
Kas
Cherokee County
J. 2
Bradford
Demoncat
M. P
Knock
Civil Rights Legislation Faces Senate Battle Ahead
A coalition of Northern and Western senators backed changes to curb filibusters on civil rights bills, aiming to ease passage despite Southern opposition. Humphrey urged continued effort as a vote split along party lines tested Senate rules and debate rights.
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Senate
Humphrey
Yebaye
Samme
Prep Tourney Sites Announced by State
TOPEKA The Kansas High School Activities Assn announced basketball regional and district sites for four classes AA aA B BB and BRB. Districts run Feb 26 and March 2 with regionals the following week and state finals March 14 16. The list names host towns and cities across the state for each class.
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Topeka
Kansas High School Activities Assn
ELASS
Windela
Wellington
Larby
Wick
Ark Kansas
Eby
Ite Wret
Great Tend
Greaney Bend
Hils
St Josephs
Denies City
Garden
Liberal
Leivehinsen
Lawrence
Mwielland Park
Hayden
Atchison
Leavenworth
Lawrences
Ottawa
Chanute
Fort Stott
Atrentine
Rosedale
Tarsons
Parsons
Coffeyville
Pittsburg
Adjament
Celunyhus
the Dependence
Malina
Salina
McCherron
Juncllen City
Manhattan
Emporia
Bahawnee Mission
Shawne Mission
Wyandotte
Washington
Hemel Turner
Bertiner
Ward
Wichita
Norte - Newton
Ti Trorada
Wichita North
Wichita Eys
Kapaun
Mlaneview
Tonner Springs
DeSoto
Thremacciata
Bonner Springs
Haskell
Seaman
Washburr Hiawatha
Sebetha
Hiawatha
Maryaville
Maur Ha
Tefflinghan
Halton
Valley Falls
Humabolt — Humbort
Yates Conster
Fol
Garnett
Burlington
Rureka
Paq
Restaurant Course Set For Next Week At LHS
A series of culinary classes will run next week at LHS, offering hands on instruction in menu planning cooking and plating. The program aims to give students practical kitchen experience and exposure to restaurant operations.
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LHS
Market News Report Relates Grain Livestock Prices
A dense market page reports wheat futures and grain values, with notes on feed stuffs and farm commodities. Livestock prices in Kansas City markets show steer and heifer declines and beef trade ranges, plus veal and calf quotes and sheep slaughter figures. Other lines list regional farm notices and condolences from families of Moa G Mack.
Leavenworth Man Fined for Reckless Driving and Open Bottle
James G. Riddle of Leavenworth was fined a total of 100 dollars in County Court on Friday for reckless driving and possessing an open bottle. The case details note multiple infractions and a local courthouse ruling.
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Leavenworths
James G. Riddle
Leavenworth
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W. G. Search
Edith Search
Lovington
N. M
DeSoto Methodist Church
Don Jenkins
DeSoto Cemetery
Cooper-Warren
Anna Mae Search
Rene Lage
Jan- Uy
Wood
Tow
United Nations
Moscow
Beenite
Stalin
Trotsky
Ialy
France
Japan
Roosevelt
Soviet Union
League of Nation
U. S. Fleet
Serereeep i
Cretsa
Hole Orbertier Wis
Ntsiem
Republi
Peate
AL Eels
Rede
Suez
Chou En-lai
Government of
Langdon
Aringston
Miles
Willisl
Rexnaias
Reynolds
Kansas Sate
Nane
Adil Corp Danta
Sverre
Wilson
By Earl Wilson
Bridey Murphy
18Th Century Fox
Nunnally Johnson
Liz Taylor
Mike Toll
Mike
Shelley Winters
Groucho Marx Sauid
Gina
Wis
Groucho
Chicago
Truman
Seimeboady
Marilyn Monroe
Arthur Miller
Southland
Bill Varnahan
Jin Parley
Ulease
Benny
Jak Renny
CBS
Shil Silvers
NBC
Dayne Minnafield
Paul Mansfield
Dick Maney
West
Dulles
Rocky Graziano
Nat Hiken
Dawn Addams
Arthur Godfrey
Sid Caesar
Madison Avenue
Adiai Stevenson
Spe
Ike
Fred Allen
Itameowner
Decker - Cay Real Estate
Insurance Agency
Civil Rights Group
Beltsville
Tb Souid
AW. Livestork
Kansas City i
CUSDA
Cate
Testiga
Moa G. Mack
Westa
Opal R. Silvers
Gertrude Martin
Zenobia Ponder
Memorial Hospital
Marianne Durent
Brenda Pinte
Donna Tesistes
Tin
Stephen Peresen
Josephine Desking
Carrie Kern
Mass
Milas
Deila Wenger
Parker
Clyde Kunkle
Lecomp
Delbert Skinner
Ty Keating
Lecompton
Helen Puller
Baby
Clarence Wales
Williamstown
Frida
William Durant
Price
Gene Teasley
Pierre
PALL
Fred W. Rumsey
Oscar B. Rumsey
Uumsse
Indiana St
The
Lawrence National Bank
Massachusetts
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