Dulles Promises Peace Through Armed Stand Policy
Secretary of State Dulles told Congress that peace in the Middle East requires a clear willingness to meet armed Communist attack with U S forces if necessary. He said Congress would act decisively against world Communist expansion, arguing the aim is to prevent war, not to wage it. The four point plan includes military authorization, aid to threatened nations, and flexible use of foreign aid funds.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
Middle East
Congress
Eisenhower
Washington (P
United
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Saviet Union
Sen. Sparkman
D-Ala
Sen
Kefauver
D-Tenn
U. S
Cairo
Nasser
Egypt
Lawmaker Says Austria Fears Soviet Invasion
Washington Speaker Bentley with U S sources says there is concern a Soviet military invasion could occur in Austria. The Michigan Republican, ex diplomat to Hungary, condemned Soviet tactics in Hungary but did not detail further on Austria odds.
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Austria
Washington
Bentley
R-Mich
Grace’s Due Date Shifts to January 20
Doctors treating Princess Grace of Monaco again moved the expected delivery date. Initially set for early February, then January 25, the latest prediction places the birth on January 20. Insurance listing Andy Hess Auto Ins. VI-3-3457 is referenced.
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Monte Carlo
Grace of
Mofhaco
Bym
Andy Hess
Achy
Misgivings in Arab World Over Ike Plan for Middle East
The Eisenhower doctrine to curb communism in the Middle East drew mixed reactions across the Arab world. Cairo gave a cool reception with hopes unmet and fears of U S influence. Beirut and other capitals showed disappointment but noted possible gains from stronger U S backing for independence movements.
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Associated Press
Eisenhower
Middle East
Beirut
U. S
Moisture arrives in Lawrence sparking drought hopes
Lawrence reports its first moisture of 1957 with a one inch snowfall and 0.07 inch water content. Residents hope this start signals an end to the Great Mid Century Drought as temperatures hold near the mid forties then fall to the mid thirties with readings around 35 degrees.
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Lawence
Lawrence
Explosion at Powder Plant in Emporium Kills Three Feared
An early morning blast at the Pennsylvania Powder Co plant near Emporium damaged several buildings and set fires. Three men are missing and believed dead. eight others, including Alvin F. Walker, 23, of Emporium, are hospitalized. Injured workers include Minard Spring, Virgil Chambers, William Strader, Gerhard Bauer, John Gibbs, Nathaniel Kephart, and George McIsate. Police closed roads to prevent a second blast as the fire was contained after about three hours.
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Emporium
Pennsylvania
St. Marys’ Hospital
St. Marys
Alvin F. Walker
Minard
Spring
Virgil H. Chambers
William Strader
Gerhard_—De. Bauer
John Gibbs
Nathaniel Kephart
Port Allegany
George Mclisate
Pennsylvania Powder Co
William Smith
Benson outlines soil bank aims before Congress
Agriculture Secretary Benson told the House Agriculture Committee that the soil bank program, a $1.2 billion effort, should cut surpluses and conserve soils not serve drought relief, flood relief, or credit needs. He said the program benefits all farms and will strengthen prices, despite past administration criticisms.
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Washington
Benson
Congress
Soil Bank
House Agriculture Committee
Capi
Hill
Cooley
D-Nc
Bond Meeting Tonight At Junior High School
A public meeting at 8 p m discusses a proposed 320000 bond issue to finance local school improvements. The School Board meets 7 to 8 pm then adjourns to the library at 14th and Mass for the bond discussion with residents. Funds would build a new primary school in Southwest Lawrence and add rooms plus plan a new junior high in Schwarz Acres.
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Hibrary
14Th and
Mass. Sts
Lawrence
Plus
Schwarz Acres
Taylor Assured Of Speaker Post In Kansas House
The Kansas House will open the 1957 session with Rev. Jess Taylor assured as speaker after Rep. Clark Kuppinger withdrew. Kuppinger’s withdrawal follows a supporters meeting showing insufficient votes. party caucuses planned to fill leadership posts. The GOP holds a wide majority and is expected to elect Taylor, with Beaman and Mitchell also on the slate. The Senate caucus appeared set to reelect Paul Wunsch as president pro tem, and Republicans plan a committee on committees to limit the Democratic lieutenant governor’s power. Democrats slated John Potucek and John Adams as minority leaders.
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Clark Kuppinger
Prairie Villazes
Avere
Kuppinger
Taylor
Bill Fribley
Crestline
Fred Hall
Fridley
Dice
Hall
Senate
GOP
Paul Wunsch
R-Kingman
Joseph
Henkle
Henkte
Wunsch
John Potucek
Dwellington
John Adams
Osborne
Richards named special assistant on Middle East program
President Eisenhower appoints James P. Richards former House Foreign Affairs Committee chair as special assistant with rank of personal ambassador to head a Middle East mission. Richards, a South Carolina Democrat, retired from Congress last week.
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Washington
Eisenhower
James P. Richards
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Middle East
Richards
South Carolina
Congress
White House
Walter F. George
Georgia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Know Your Tire Limitations At High Speeds
An article by Gill Mayer warns that tires heat and distort at high speeds on the Kansas Turnpike. Retread snow tires can disintegrate past 100 mph, with frontline tires safe around 85 mph. Experts describe dramatic tire distortion from 90 mph, risking blowouts and wrecks, noting tire life varies 12,000 to 30,000 miles.
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Gill Mayer
Kansas ‘Turnpike
Lawrence
Jhhe
Challis Shaffer
The
Rapid Transit Co
Shafter
U N Chief Proposes Hungary Study Committee
Dag Hammarskjold urged the United Nations to form a special ad hoc committee with broad powers to investigate and study the Hungarian situation. He suggested hearings with Hungarian refugees, conducted in neighboring countries, as a possible source of direct information following Hungary's government refusal to admit UN investigators.
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United Nations
N. Y
Dag Hammarcakhold
U. N
Lne
U.S
U.N
Hungary
General Assembly
Hammarskjold
U.M
Cincinnati Newsman Dies at 62 Enquirer Editor
Everett M. Boyd, 62, vice-president and editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer, died today after chest pains last night. In Washington, Eisenhower and Nixon's landslide re election was made official with a joint session planned to count electoral votes.
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Cincinnati
Everett M. Boyd
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
Senate
House
Harvard Coach Lloyd Jordan Is Released In Cambridge
Harvard football coach Lloyd Jordan was officially released in a statement from Athletic Director Thomas D. Bolles. The successor named in the release was not disclosed.
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Cambridge
Mass
Har_vard
Lloyd Jordan
Thomas D. Bolles
Easton Predicts 1957 Kansas Relays Will Be Best
M E Easton KU track coach tells Greater Kansas University Track and Relays Committee the 1957 Kansas Relays in Memorial Stadium will be outstanding with top trackmen. Committee aims to boost Midwest interest, expand events, parade, and public appeal for the spring spectacle.
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Kansas
K. U
M. E
Bill) Easton
K U
Greater Kansas
University Track and Relays Committee
Union Building
Easton
Midwest
Memorial Stadium
California
Southwest
Seaboard
Kansas Relays
200 Persons Attend 12th Night Service
About 200 persons attended the Twelfth Night burning of Christmas trees in South Park Sunday evening. Father Andrew Berry opening prayer, Rev. William Britton told Epiphany story, Rev. Dale Turner delivered scripture, and a carol service led by Elin Jorgensen with KU brass. A Lawrence Junior High pageant featured Linda Browning Mary and Greg Turner Joseph among angels shepherds and kings.
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South Park
Andrew Berry
Kansas University
Wilem Britton
Immartuel Lutheran Church
Dale E. ‘Turner
Plymouth Congregational Church
Elin Jorgensen
K. U. Music Education Department
K. U. Brass Quartet
Garry Spurgeon
Stanbury
Fred Wiley
la, St
David Laney
Montara St
Paul Wallaece
Sunnyside
Wallace
K. U. Im
Lawrence
Deal
Linda Browning
Mary
Greg Turner
Joseph
Joan” Bosze
Betty “Haley
Sandra Sinclear
Angels
Mike McWilliams
James Wedin
Chuck Marvin
Bob Nelson
Leonhard Clark
Brian Grace
Courtney King
Peltier Succeeds Weaver at KU Medical Center
Dr. Leon ard F. Peltier, 37, of the University of Minnesota, will assume the late Dr. James B. Weaver as chief of the University of Kansas Medical Center bone surgery section. The center announced the appointment Saturday.
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Kansas City i
Leonard F. Peltier
University of Minnesota
James B. Weaver
University of Kansas Medical Center
All-Virus Vaccine Idea Aims to Shield Nervous System
New York scientist Dr. Jonas Salk proposed an all virus vaccine to protect nerves from any attacker virus. He cited two main reasons including childhood infections weakening nerves and viruses sleeping in the nervous system until stress reactivates them. Salk spoke at a cellular biology conference in Pittsburgh.
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New York
Jonas J. Salk
Salk
Pittsburgh
Neurvas
City Reports Lowest Fire Loss Since 1953 in 1956
Fire Chief John Miller states Lawrence ended 1956 with its lowest fire loss since 1953. The year recorded 43,318 from fires, far below 1955’s 324,185 and 1954’s 148,139, marking the third year under 30,000 in past decades.
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Lawrence Fire Department
John Miller
Joss
Miller
Weather and ads fragment from a newspaper page
Fragmentary weather notes and scattered ads from a Chicago Denver region page. Mentions rainfall 0.07 inches, temperatures, and list of cities including Chicago Denver Fort Worth Oklahoma City and Miami with evening store hours and a sale tease.
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Yuedday
Masons
Ala
Ula Pree
Bramarck
N. D
Chicago
Denver
Preetiemerer
Preetiemerer Nee Bal Hatton Tennant Fort WY Orthagement
Hayes
Mont
Miami Rm
Minneapolis
Omaans -Ncciny
New
Mork Eee
Okahorie
Washington
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Kansas House
Topeka
Jess Taylor
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Tion
Otha Hatfield
Hatfield-Jackson Oil Co
Towarts
Tonette
Clara Reuseh
Barton Thompson
Fern Thompson
Jeanie Surprenant
Journal-World Photo
Harvard
Eee Doane
Peltier
Weaver
Tuckiam
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