Demos Forecast More Debate On Dulles Remarks
Democratic senators foresee continued debate over Secretary of State Dulles and his brink of war policy. Senators Humphrey and others grilled Dulles over statements in Life Magazine and warned Eisenhower to state approval or disapproval. Allies of the administration urged caution as discussions over a long range foreign aid program continued amid Republican and bipartisan concerns.
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Demos
Dulles
Washington
Korea
Life Magazine
Ted Sen. Humphrey
D-Minn
Eisenhower
Humphrey
Senate
George Dga
Congress
George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
H. Alexander Smith
Sen
Knowland
Calif
Smiths
Friday the 13th Baby Born in Knoxville Car Ride
Linda Lou Rogers was born in the back seat of a car as Jesse Lee Rogers and his wife, en route to a hospital, found a house after noting a telephone line. The house belonged to Ella Williamson who arrived home as the delivery happened. Mother and daughter were reported doing well at the General Hospital.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Atork
Linda Lou Rogers
Jesse Lee Rogers
Ella Williamson
Rogers
William
Linda Tou
Mother
Daur' ‘Sr
General
Death by own action theory in love tragedy trio found
St Louis police linked an ex husband to a three body murder suicide scenario after two men and a young woman were found dead in a car near the Meramec River. Victims were Elmer P. Loring 28 James V. McGraw 28 and Carol Hug 20. McGraw divorced Hug in April over cruelty claims.
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ST. Louis
Meramec River
Here
St. Louis County
Herman Birmes
Elmer P. Loring
James V. McGraw
East St. ‘Louis
Carol Hug
McGraw
Loring
Siamese Twin Girls Born in Woodsville Hospital
Siamese twin girls were born to a farm wife at Cottage Hospital in Woodsville New Hampshire. Doctors say the infants are in condition and Eugene McGregor of Lisbon notes the girls are joined but no surgery is anticipated at this time.
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Woodsville
N.h.m
Lymen Farmer
Cottage Hospital
Eugene McGregor
Lisbon
HUNT AN ARMED MAN FLYING A KITE
Miami police report a 38 Colt pistol and personal heirlooms linked to Benjamin Franklin's spectacles and John Dillinger's gun stolen from Frank Derris's home. Detectives Hammer and Palmer investigated the burglary and noted the heirloom glasses once worn by Franklin.
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Miami
Filia
Benjamin Franklin
John Dillinger
John Hammer
B. J. Palmer
Frank Derris
Dillinger
Lowry Bell
Franklin
Mundt Sees Big Agriculture in InFarm Program
Washington Senator Mundt states that the new administration farm program will give multiple boosts to farm prices and income. He cites GOP concerns and Democratic doubt about parity supports, as the Senate weighs Eisenhower's nine point plan with four actions moved up for omnibus passage. Mundt notes a potential 60 million tax refund and a billion dollar tax return timing if Congress acts promptly.
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Washington
Sen
Mundt
R-Sd
New Administration
House
Eisenhower
Benson
Olin D. Johnston
DSC
Johnston
Ellender
D-La
Senate
Congress
Five US Missionaries Buried in Ecuador Jungle
In Ecuador's Cararay River Valley rescue teams found the fifth body of five U S missionaries who died after their Piper plane Wings of Mercy was attacked by Aucas while trying to win friendship. Names listed include Peter Fleming Nathaniel Saint James Elliot Edward McCully and Roger Youderian.
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Quito
Ecuador
U.S
Cararay River
Grady Parrott
Missionary Aviation Fellowship
Abraham Vanderpuy
Inter-American Fellowship of Ecuador
Wings of Mercy
U S Admiral Reports Big Soviet Sub Fleet Buildup
In Taipei Vice Admiral Stuart Ingersoll said the Soviet submarine force has undergone an enormous buildup. He noted his mission is to defend Formosa and the Pescadores and vowed not to lose. He spoke at his first news conference since taking command of the 7th Fleet and Taiwan defense. The exact Pacific scope of the buildup was not specified.
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Taipei
Formosa
America
Russia
Stuart H. Ingersoll
Pescadores
Ingersoll
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Taiwan
Pacific
Petition decision on Eisenhower name in New Hampshire primary
In Concord New Hampshire Deputy Secretary of State Harry E Jackson weighed whether surprise petitions by Maurice J Grant carry enough valid signatures to enter President Eisenhowers name in the March 13 presidential preference primary Grants petitions show 70 signatures from the second district and 54 from the first with possible invalid signatures including spouses signing each others names Officials note several deceptions found in preliminary checks and Gov Lane Dwinell plans to file Eisenhowers name Monday and may indicate support for a second term
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Concord
N. H
Eisenhowe
New Hampshire
Harry E. Jackson
N.H
Eisenhower
Maurice J. Grant
Manchester
Grant
Jackson
Darkson
Lane Dwinell
Associates
Dwinell
AOPi House To Start Next Week At Kansas University
Construction begins next week on the new Alpha Omicron Pi social sorority house at Kansas University with a 200 000 budget. The three story pink brick building will accommodate 60 women and be fireproof, featuring living spaces on the first and second floors and dining and recreation areas on the lower level. Architects Neville Sharp and Simon of Kansas City designed it, B A Green Construction Co of Lawrence builds it, and completion is planned for Rush Weeks next fall on the 185 by 320 foot site at the north end of West Campus Road, formerly part of Dr. Mervin Sadler’s land. This marks the second new sorority house at the university in two years following Alpha sorority Altona moved to Emory Road last September.
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Alpha Omicron Pi
Kansas University
West Campus Road
Mervin Sadler
Kansas
Neville, Sharp and Simon
Kansas City
B. A. Green Construction Co, Inc
Lawrence
Altona Phi Sorority
Embry Road
Same Gun Kills 2 Men In Struggle at Tavern
Two men Leonard Thompson and Cleophas Barker, both 27, were killed outside a West Side tavern in a confrontation. Barker drew a pistol and fired four times, wounding Thompson. As Thompson struggled the gun discharged again, striking Barker in the chest. Barker fled but collapsed and died. Thompson died at hospital.
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Chicago
West Side
Leonard Thompson
Cleophas Barker
Barker
Indictment of 11 Brink's Robbers Shocks Boston
A Suffolk County grand jury indicted eleven men, including ex cons and suspects in the January 17 1950 Brink's robbery dubbed The Theft of the Century. The 148 counts stem from testimony by Joseph Specs O'Keefe detailing a year and a half of planning, night visits to the Brink's plant, and theft methods. Police still seek Faherty and Richardson with FBI involvement and two suspects already in custody.
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Boston P
Suffolk County
Joseph
Specs) O'Keefe
Gction
FSI
Ewiffroindiin
Cee Cereus
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
James Ignatius Faherty
Boston
Thomas Francis Richardson
Weymouth
O'Keefe
Stanley A. Gusciora
Pittsburgh
Joseph S. Banfield
Anthony Pino
Michael V. Geagan
Vincent d. Costa
Joseph F. McGinnis
Adolph Maffie
Henry Baker
Richardson
Faherty
Springfield
Brink
Brink's
Germans Returned by Soviets in Sealed Train
At the border point in Heerleshausen West Germany, about 450 Germans labeled war criminals were released by the Soviet Union and escorted by 60 bayoneted guards in a sealed train. So far Russia has returned roughly 8,500 prisoners.
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Heerleshausen
Germany
Soviet Union
West Germany
First National Bank Control Sold to K C Investor Group
First National Bank of Lawrence is now under the control of a Kansas City investor group linked to Commerce Trust Co. in Missouri. President George Docking said no immediate administration changes. an additional director, Don Elston of Commerce Trust, joins the board. The group’s holdings give them effective control, with the bank’s leadership remaining stable for the near term.
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First National Bank
K.C. Investor Group
First National Bank of
Lawrence
Commerce Trust Co
Kansas City
Journal-World
George Docking
Lawrence Bank
The
Don FL Eleh Ot Missin Fistun
Commerce Trust
Irene Elstun
Kansas University
Elstun
Bank
Docking
First National Stockholders and Board of
Jan
JournalWorld
Kansas ‘City
Alll
Werl Attawt
Sports
Bing
First National
Kelvin Hoover
E. B. Martin
Robert Docking
George Dunkley
Georgiana Graves
Harold von Gunten
Harold Flanders
Joseph Kelly
Elston
First National Board of
Hoover
Martin
M. S. Winter
R. C. Miller
Chris Kraft
George J. Kirchhoff
Cc. C. Stewart
H. C. Brinkman
Merchants Bank
Merchants National Bank
William
James M Kemper Sr
James M. Kemper Jr
State high school aid funds reach Lawrence area district
The Lawrence High School and four Douglas County rural high schools will share 91 633 in state aid, the first distribution under the 1955 Legislature plan. Lawrence High gets about 54 000, with rural schools amounts pending as checks arrive Monday. The aid funds go to operating budgets, based on enrollment and other income.
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Lawrence High
Douglas County
A. E. Woentemeyer
Emma Berg
Eudora
Baldwin
Vinlandnd Lecompton
County Jail Repairs Start Soon Sheriff Told Today
Major plumbing repairs to the county jail will begin within two weeks after Sheriff Bill Hedson was informed by County Commissioner Elmer Ousdah that Norris Bros. Plumbing Co. is the low bidder. The 1955 general maintenance fund pays for upgrading toilets and lavatories, with air hammer work to reduce costs, and new water pipes before other repairs. The commission approved funds for a third county patrol car and an electrical speed calculator, as part of the 1956 budget totaling $55,977.56, the highest in county history, while noting no additional funds for extensive jail repairs in 1956.
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Bill Hedson
Elmer Ousdah
Norris Bros. Plumbs Ing Co
General
Oushshi
Hodson
United
Hudson
Ousdah
Jat
Nimble Thief Succeeds In Stealing Mail Sacks
PORTLAND MAINE A thief rode a car hood then jumped to a tractor trailer and stole three mail sacks on a downtown street. Bus driver Fred H Corbin said he saw an old sedan stop beside the mail truck a man leapt to the truck opened the doors and dumped the bags before the car sped away with the thief aboard.
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Portland
Maine
Fred H.corbin
Joaler
Kansas Traffic Deaths Topeka
Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the State Accident Records Section. In the last 24 hours one date in 1956 and 20 in the same period 1955.
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Topeka
Kansas
Governors Head For Big Roles At Conventions
Washington reports that at least 25 of 48 governors are expected to play major roles in präconvention maneuvering for both parties. Eisenhower supporters include four Republican governors actively organizing delegate teams. Democratic governors backing Adlai E Stevenson include Illinois’s Adlai Stevenson and Pennsylvania’s George M. Leader, among others, with Chicago convention looming.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Tinois
George M. Jyeader
Pennsylvania
Abraham A. .Ribfcoff
Connecticut
Orville L. Freeman
Minnesota
Luther Hy Hodges
North Carolina
John F. Simms Jr
New Mexico
Stevenson
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Orvald Faubus
Arkansas
Colder Weather Blasts Kansas With Dusty Winds
Strong shifting winds sweep central and western Kansas. Goodland saw gusts to 30 mph kicking up dust and reducing visibility to about one mile. The Weather Bureau forecasts continued blowing dust in the west and central areas before winds ease tomorrow. No precipitation is expected. temperatures will fall from single digits to mid teens north, low twenties south tonight, with highs reaching 25-30 northeast and the 80s in the southwest tomorrow.
French Politicos Begin Talks on New Cabinet
Paris reports parties holding decisive meetings to decide who will head a new French cabinet and chart policy. The premier prospects center on a Republican front formed by Socialist and Radical Socialist factions of ex Premier Mendès-France, though a majority in the 627-seat National Assembly remains uncertain with the bloc holding about 160 seats.
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Paris
France
Negt
New Republican Front
Socialist Party
Pierre Mendés-France
Republican Front
National Assembly
Weather Outlook For Kansas With Clouds And Winds
Cloudy conditions dominate central Kansas with shifting winds and local blowing dust. Tonight will be cold with near 10 to 15 degrees and north winds around 20 mph. Sunday turns much colder with winds from the northeast to southwest and high temperatures near 23 to 30 degrees depending on location. Temperature readings show overnight lows around 10 to 15 and daytime highs near the 20s. Historical date stamps indicate January 1956 daily grid notes.
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Kansas
Pony
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First National Board of Directors
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Lane Dwinett
Wiliam
Stratton
Ilinois
Walter J. Kohler
Wisconsin
Goodwin J. Knight
California
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