Suez Talks Seen By Three Powers
Washington Britain and France plan indirect talks with Egypt on a Suez Canal settlement with U N Secretary General Hammarskjold as intermediary. Egypt refuses face to face meetings, talks set in New York with Hammarskjold shuttling views between sides to draft an accord.
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Eisenhower Plan On Mid Eastern Forces Sparks Debate
President Eisenhower seeks advance authority to use American troops in the Middle East if asked to stop a communist dominated attack. He argues the plan fits within the UN framework, but critics note loopholes allow action before Security Council approval. The plan hinges on language in a resolution rather than the speech itself, highlighting US and Russia distrust in the UN charter.
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Denver Marital Battle Baffles Police Investigators
Denver police probe a complex marital dispute involving Leroy Bart and his wife Anne Terry and their son Leroy 24. District Attorney Ray Humphress and officers in Colorado Kansas and Oklahoma coordinated to locate Bart and family members including Shirley Mindis in Denver and pursue detainment amid scattered reports of abduction and travel.
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Slaughter
Climubter
Ray Humphress
District Staries
Bred Bart
Humphy
Cierades Kansas
Oklwaora
Baril
Leroy
Termre Seger
Loris
Anne Terry
Mike
Humphress
Leroy Barts
Webe
Oklahoma
Geology Professors at KU Awarded Society Honors
Two Kansas University geology professors receive Society of Economic Paleontologists and Mineralogists honors. Dr. Thompson becomes editor of the Journal of Paleontology and begins a one year term in April. Dr. Dellwig earns Best Paper Award for The Origin of the Salina Salt of Michigan, published in the Journal of Sedimentary Petrology. The award will be handed at the society’s St. Louis meeting in April.
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Kansas University
Mar 1. Thompson
Louis F. Deliwig
Society of Economic Paleontologists and Mineralogists
Thompson
Journal of Paleontology
Dellwig
Salina
Michigan
Journal of Sedimentary Petrology
Society
St. Louis
Michigan University
American Association of Petroleum Geologists
Driver to Assign Seats in Tallahassee Bus Plan
The Tallahassee City Commission ordered a seating plan to preserve segregation on city buses. Drivers will assign riders to specific seats using tickets and passengers must sit in assigned seats or face a 500 dollar fine or 60 days in jail unless they choose a fare refund.
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Tallahassee
Nevins Named Legislative Secretary for Gov Docking
Arthur Nevins former state representative from Dodge City will serve as legislative secretary for Gov elect George Docking. Nevins announced at a Democratic House caucus last night after not seeking re election and earlier losing in the Democratic primary for Congress in the 5th District.
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Topeka
Arthur Nevins
Dodge City
George Docking
Nevins
Rugged Future for Young Cowboy Revealed in Local Notices
Fragmented OCR text describes a family and community scene with names such as Charles and Mrs Mate Jackson amidst references to a hostal and social events. Mention of a Friday death and lent-related notes hints at local obituaries and ceremonial details in Secantin, Pennsylvania, with scattered nods to kinship and past events.
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Thomsh Hay
Ty Ceastoys
All Jackson
Mate Ying Dackson
Secantin
Charles’ Saveek
Pot Ward
Demos Told Of Possible New Revenue Sources
Senate Democrats were told Governor Darking likely recommended raising eight to ten million dollars in new revenue sources to fund the state budget. Sen. McDowell said if programs run at current levels the Legislature may need about one million dollars more for the coming period. He did not specify the sources and Docking has not issued an official statement.
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Charge Dismissed Against School Superintendent in Paddle Case
Harry Flowers, Palo school superintendent, had an assault and battery charge dismissed after paddling a pupil. Flowers, arrested Oct 12 on a complaint by Mrs. Vicie Well ington about her son Robert, was briefly fired then rehired at a $35,500 salary. Prosecutor Van Buren cited no public interest in continuing litigation.
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Mich.u
Harry Flowers
Palo
Flowers
Vicie Wellington
Robert
Ronald van Buren
Ionia County
Airline stewardesses deliver baby on flight
Two stewardesses aided a premature infant born aboard a Transocean Air Lines flight near Oakland California. The mother, Mrs Lalban Paid of Hone olat, is said to have four other children. Lorraine Mikush of San Francisco assisted on board. The baby, about a month and a half early, began breathing and the crew reported it to be a healthy delivery.
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Bay Way
Oakland
San Francisco
Mental Health Association to Elect Officers at KU Meeting
A Douglas County Mental Health Association meeting at 7 p.m. today at the KU Nursery will elect officers for the coming year. Mrs. Frieda Connell, head of the Occupational Therapy Department, will discuss OT work and a film will be shown. All interested in mental health are invited. refreshments will be served.
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Douglas County Mental Health Association
At & P.m
Frieda Conello
Well-Known Piano Duo Scheduled at KU
The renowned piano duo known as Westy Sora Apprectan and Michael Bares will perform at the University of Kansas. They have a long history of concert work, television appearances, and music education, and are noted for collaborations with state and local ensembles.
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Mika and
Television
SUD
Appleton
Duiard
Kansas University Education Students Complete Practice Week
Nineteen student teachers from the Kansas University School of Education finished seven weeks of practice, attending a three day follow up conference. Dr Karl Edwards expects to place them in temporary assignments in nearby schools for the spring semester as ninety five students teach in the first half of the term.
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Karl Edwards
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Wakarusa board calls speakers for public fire rate symposium
The Wakarusa board invites engineers and educators to a public meeting to discuss fire rate concerns. Speakers include community figures and a moderator to guide an orderly exchange. Residents are urged to attend as the issue centers on local funding and safety services.
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Wakarusa Board
Unclear Fragments Describe Local Sports Quietly
Fragmentary text mentions a playing organiser and a team facing many games this season with uncertain dates and places. Names and details are garbled, leaving only scattered references to Flower Bos and The Flower Bos as a possible team or event.
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Siumaver
Flower Bos
Simmer Montis
Amy Ra
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Fragmentary text appears to name individuals and items but lacks a coherent news event or identifiable entities. The readable parts suggest personal names and objects without a clear action or location. No verifiable incident or outcome is present to summarize.
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Per Reyes
Frye
Crash Victims Listed in Unclear City Gazette
Police report lists victims of a street crash near a city. Names are partly legible with several reads like Orval Fo and Darte EEO. Investigators note a fatal detonation while others suffer injuries at the scene near a local highway in Kansas City.
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Ban AL Aurgy
Mersey
Leredis
Kousas City
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