U.N. Review Set At Kansas University Conference
A Kansas University annual VON conference will review United Nations first decade achievements. About 300 attendees are expected with Vernon Duckworth-Barker speaking on U N technical assistance and a banquet later. Kansas UNESCO officials, KU faculty, and state leaders will present talks on atomic energy, education, and world affairs.
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U. N. General Assembly
London
Wall
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Tecchnical
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Memorial Union
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Kansas Commission Fir Unesco
Kansas
Union
Ruth Wagner
Kansas Teacher Magazine
Keypr
Frank Hoecker
Geneva
Switzerland
L. Worth Seavondell
Louis F. Dellwig
KKU
Ployd Springer, Jr
Harold Stassen
James Ferderick Green
Office of International Economic and Social Affairs
Bureau of International Organization Afairs
U.S. State Department
Green
U.N
Howard Richardson
Pratt
U. N
Clayton Crosier
Kansas Commission For Unesco
Victor Haflich
Garden City
U. N. Children's Fund
L. D. Weasoter
Flags
U. 5
Phyllis Carter
K. U. Collegiate Council
Kansas Council On World Affairs
Virginia IE. Maddox
K. U. Extension Library
U. N. Voluntary Eucational Center
Jayce McLeod
K. U. Library
1956 USN Conference Opens With Global Arts Stamp Event
Paul LeGer of Petts chairs the Union Paul LeGer leads the 1956 USN Conference focusing on stamps and world articles as delegates from around the world attend the Jay hawk Boom event highlighting international philately and postal items.
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Building Tall Robinette Mystery Spooks Albuquerque
Unclear OCR text reports a puzzled Robinette about a missing three bedroom building and a vanished 24 foot object. The notes claim it disappeared from east Rio Grande hills and reappeared west side, prompting police involvement and sheriff visits amid confusion.
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Ty M. Robinette
Tim
Hue
Remene
Rio Grande
Rodynette
Ubatte
Controversial Gas Bill Heads for Showdown in Senate
A contested gas bill to exempt natural producers from federal controls moves toward a Senate showdown. The Senate Democratic Caucus cleared the measure for consideration as early as the week of January, with party leaders signaling tough debate ahead and possible amendments. If altered, the bill would return to the House where it narrowly passed previously.
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Walsengton
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Jan Wo
Dao
Gallegos Name Is Popular In Pueblo Jail Pleas
Pueblo County Jail reports three Gallegos suspects pled guilty to thefts. Joe Sam and Louis Gallegos, not related, each faced separate charges. Probation investigations ordered for all three.
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Pueblo
Pueblo County
Joe
Sam
Louis Gallavos
Technical Experts Honored For Natural Gas Text At KU
Kansas University will honor 33 technical experts and 15 industry steering members who collaborated on a comprehensive "Natural Gas" text. Chancellor Murphy will present copies to 28 authors and attendees at a dinner in the Memorial Union. The project began in 1952 to create an adult education resource and in service training for the gas industry.
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Kansas University
Franklin D Murphy
Kansas
Memorial Union
Petroleum Engineering Department
Lindley Hall
T. Howard Walker
KU_ Extension
121 Million Increase In Kansans' Federal Taxes
Kansans paid nearly 21 million dollars more federal taxes in 1955 than 1954. The 1955 total was 505,588,222 dollars, reported by Gus Koehler, internal revenue director. Withholding and social security taxes rose to 181,895,814 dollars. miscellaneous taxes dipped to 33,038,722 dollars. unemployment tax fell to 1,527,108 dollars. rail retirement tax stood at 22,979,484 dollars. wagering tax was 15,705 dollars, down from 26,794 in 1954.
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Wichita
Gus Koehler
Internal Revenue
Tony Curtis Relives Fall Guy Episode In Paris
Earl Wilson recounts Tony Curtis detailing his fear before a Paris trapeze jump with Burt Lancaster and a safety belt, the crash that followed, and how the stunt shaped his acting dream. Curtis recalls medical advice after the concussion and reflects on Hollywoods pull, fame, and a life centered on movies.
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Earl Wilson
New York
Tony Curtis
Paris
Thes
Worker Injured in Shell Blast at Ordnance Site
A blast at an ordnance site near Pueblo injured a worker named Sabycu 29 who was helping with explosive shells. He suffered unspecified injuries and was taken to hospital. Five other workers reportedly escaped unharmed as a shell explosion rattled the area and the scene was managed by local authorities.
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Dinty Moore
Italy
Toony Courtiss
Janet Leigh
Tony
Pueblo
Phaetha
Tage
Sabycu
Criaculous
Nurs
Lem
Pest Stratney
Train Wreck Near Kathar Claims Four Lives
Four people died and twelve injured when a train derailed near Kathar. Rescue crews responded as authorities began inquiries into the trench collapse and track condition near Kathar Ste. Local officials urged travelers to avoid the area and seek alternate routes.
Car Tractor Wreck Fatal In CENT A Area
A fatal accident occurred last night when a tractor pulled a loader and rolled, killing farmer Ralph Berows. Witnesses say Gene Long and Lane, a school teacher from Willis, were nearby as emergency crews responded to the scene in Kas.
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Ralph Berows
Codeyer
Gene Long Hlaeye
Willis
Kas
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