Communists Denounce Eisenhower Doctrine in Middle East
In a 2000 word joint communique from Moscow, Chou En-lai and Bulganin condemn the Eisenhower plan for Middle East aid and vow to back regional nations to avert aggression. They warn imperialist actions will be met with decisive retaliation as they praise bloc solidarity and mutual relations.
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Soviet Union
China
Chou En-lai
Bulganin
Chinese People’s Republic
United States
Near
Middle East
Eisenhower
Chon
Tashkent
Kabul
Afghanistan
Asia
Ching
Red Blast Seen As Aid for Ike's Plan
Senators argue a joint Soviet and Chinese attack on the Middle East plan could aid passage. Senator Sparkman says Moscow move may spur quick action, while Senator Smith calls the communique proof of Red designs. Administration officials expected the step and will push the plan if Congress approves.
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Eisenhower
Middle East
Congress
Sen. Sparkman
D-Ala
H. Alexander Smith
R-Nj
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Moscow
Smith
Russia
Red
China
Kanss Traffic Deaths Reported by State Records
Traffic fatalities in Kansas for the latest 24 hours stand at zero. For 1957 year to date fatalities total 32, compared with 33 at the same period in 1956, per the State Accident Records Section.
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Topeka
Kansas
Inauguration Schedule Broadcast Across Media
Washington outlines Monday inauguration events from noon Public oath to 10 p.m. ballrooms with Eisenhower Nixon appearances. Radio and TV coverage listed for Channel 4 1 00 p m to 3 pm WDAF Channel 1 and Channel 9 provide gaps noting times and locations nationwide.
U N General Assembly Calls for Hammarskjold Report in Five Days
The 80 nation General Assembly moves toward approving an African Asian resolution urging Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold to report completion of Israeli withdrawal from Egypt within five days. Debate shifts toward possible review of UN emergency force tasks in Egypt.
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U.N. General Assembly
Egypt
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Israel
France opposes quick Israel pullout from Egypt at UN
France denounces a proposed UN plan to force Israel to withdraw from Egypt within five days without guarantees that Egypt will comply with UN resolutions. Delegate Guillaume Georges-Picot said he would vote against the 25 nation proposal led by Dag Hammarskjold.
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N. Y
France
Israel
Egypt
Eevee
U. N
Guillaume Georges-Picot
Dag Hammarskjold
Gaza and Aqaba Areas Tied to Security Demands and U N Roles
The report outlines Israel's control of Gaza and the Aqaba area after its 1967 war gains and Egypt's counterclaims. It notes Israeli fears of raids from Gaza and demands for guaranteed shipping rights in the Gulf of Aqaba. The text discusses Egyptian administration, U N emergency forces, and Soviet criticism of UN troop deployments in Egypt.
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U. N
Israel
Britain
Canada
New Zealand
Gaza
Aqaba
Gulf of Aqaba
Egypt
Mediterranean
Palestine
Athletic Spirited Boy Dies Fighting Leukemia
LAS CRUCES New Mexico John Moore aged 14 died yesterday from leukemia after joining his junior high football and basketball teams to pursue his athletic dream. Teammates, parents and teachers knew of his illness since August but kept it from him.
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Las Cruces
N.M
John Moore
John
Air Force Shows Global Bombing Reach and Refueling Needs
The United States demonstrates long range bombing with three B52s circling the globe to hit any point, stressing reliance on overseas bases and in flight refueling. Without tanker support along routes through Denmark Greenland Morocco England Germany Saudi Arabia the mission would be limited to about 2 500 miles.
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U. S. Air Force
Russia
Congress
United States
Strategic Air Command
Curtis E. Lemay
U. S
Denmark
Greenland
Morocco
England
Germany
Saudi Arabia
Philippines
Japan
Ingrid Bergman Returns to U S for Brief Visit
Ingrid Bergman touched down at Idlewild Airport amid cheering fans and newsmen after a 34 hour stay from Paris. The star said I feel fine and planned to return to Paris to resume her stage run after receiving the New York Film Critics Award for best actress of 1956 for Anastasia.
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Ingrid Bergman
United States
Idlewild
Trans World
Miss Bergman
Paris
New York Film Critics' Award
Anastasia
Eisenhower to miss inauguration over shoulder ailment
Secretary reports Eisenhower, a Tacoma attorney, has bursitis of the shoulder and doctors advised against traveling to Washington for his brother’s inauguration. He will leave Monday for Arizona for a month of rest.
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Wash
Upa
Edgar Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Washington
Arizona
Bliss Seeks GOP National Committee Chair as Hall Plans Board
Ray Bliss Ohio GOP chairman is pushed as a candidate for national chair while H Meade Alcorn Jr of Connecticut is still viewed as top choice by some. Leonard Hall resigns Feb 1 after naming a seven member panel to gather suggestions for successors.
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Washington
Ray Bliss
Ohio
H. Meade Alcorn Jr
Connecticut
Leonid Wo Hall
Hall
Hisenhouwer
John Feikens
Michigan State
Bliss
Eisenhower
Felkens
Robert A. Taft
Feikens
Alcorn
Hope
Harry Darby
Kansas
L. Judson Morhouse
New York State
Howard Pyle
Arizona
Austerity Planned by Hungary Leaders
Budapest reports So viet backed Premier Janos Kadar orders a national budget for the first quarter with rigorous austerity to cut deficits. Officials hope loans from Russia and China avert bankruptcy while Western credits remain elusive and industry must boost coal, oil, and power output.
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Budapest
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Kadar
Russia
China
Nepszabadsag
Pontifical Mass Said For Arturo Toscanini
A pontifical requiem will be offered today at St. Patrick's Cathedral for world famed conductor Arturo Toscanini. The maestro, 87, was found Wednesday morning at his Riverdale Bronx home after a stroke. Cardinal Spellman and Auxiliary Bishop Pennirone will preside and perform the absolution at the coffin after the Mass.
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New York
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Arturo Toscanini
Riverdale
Bronx
Joseph M. Pennirone
Archdiocese of
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Inauguration Day Draws 750000 Crowds In Capital
A mighty throng filled Washington for the second Eisenhower inauguration with an estimated 150000 expected to witness the events over four days. The weekend includes the oath, a Capitol ceremony, the parade, and four inaugural balls amid cold, possibly snowy weather. Chief Justice Earl Warren will administer the oath to the President, with Nixon awaiting confirmation for the vice presidential swearing in.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Vier
Nixon
Capitol
Weather Bureau
Earl Warren
Polish Election Set For Sunday
War saw crowd anticipates Poland's parliamentary vote with limited choice for voters. Com mu nist candidates won 99.97 percent in 1952 and now voters may strike names. Western observers warn of possible anti Russian backlash and renewed repression.
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Warsaw
Poland
National Front
Freedom Movement
Hungary
Hope Wanes for Five Miners Trapped in Alaska Mine
In Alaska, five coal miners are trapped about a thousand feet from the mine portal after a midmorning explosion. A sixth crew member survived by leaving the shaft moments before the blast which sent a 35-foot slide of rock and timber into the shaft. Rescue efforts continue as hope fades with hours passing.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Here
Mansfield will inherit PA home and estate from grandfather
Easton Pennsylvania reports Jayne Mansfield will receive a Pennsylvania home and a large estate per her grandfather Elmer E. Palmer's will admitted to probate. Palmer died January 2 at 89. real estate valued at 30000 and personal property upwards of 25001.
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Easton
Bereen
Jayne Mansfield
Pennsylvania
Pen Argyl
Vera Jane Palmer
Elmer E. Palmer
Doctor Says Pope Pius X In Good Health Again
A Vatican medical consult says Pope Pius X, gravely ill years ago, is now enjoying very good health. The report comes as a reassurance to faithful awaiting his spiritual guidance.
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Vatican
Pope Pius
Relative of A Lawrence visits city named for great grandfather
William Lawrence of Springfield Massachusetts visits Lawrence Kansas to see the city named after Amos A Lawrence. The trip links New England Free State heritage to a southern academic friendship with James J Lanier of Georgia University. Lawrence helped fund the Emigrant Aid Company and financed Sharps rifle shipments to Kansas.
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Springfield
Mass
Boston
Amos A. Lawrence
New England
Lawrence
Kansas
James—J. Lanoir
Georgia University
Kansas University
Justice Department
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co
Kansas City
Willam Lawrence
Harvard College
New England Emigrant Aid Co
Amos Lawrence
Missouri
Lawrence College
Appleton
Wis
Rain Likely With Blowing Dust Across Central Kansas
Forecast calls for light rain in the Lawrence region tonight through Monday with brisk winds and blowing dust across western and central Kansas. Cloudy, cooler conditions expected statewide with a 4 am temperature around 30 degrees rising to near 43 by noon. record highs and lows noted from past years.
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Lawrence
Tope
Hutchitson
Roswell
Journal World
Lawren
Biel
Kansas
Pittsburg
Concornia
Salina and
Russell
Goodland
Cool Calm Holdup Men Rob Kansas City Store
Five young men held up a drug store in Kansas City last night posing as calm. They stood at the door with a pistol and held nine employees and 20 customers at bay while two pairs rifled seven cash registers. They were last seen walking down the street.
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Kansas City
Open House Planned Sunday At New Virginia Inn Motel
Virginia Inn in Lawrence near U S Highway 40 will host an open house Sunday from 2 to 6 PM with free coffee and doughnuts. Managers Jim and Mrs Baker expect about 3 000 visitors. the 42 unit motel serves business travelers and plans future expansion adding more rooms a pool and putting green.
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New Virginia Inn
Lawrence
6Th and Town Sts
U.S. Highway 40
Jim Baker
Busines Teeekoago
Aker
Virginia Finn
Lavweenee
Law Scs
Virginia Law
George Lawrence
Skipper Wiliams
Oded Williams
Mike Murphree
M. R. Gill
Murphree
Way Looks Clear For Bond Voting Here Next Month
Lawrence votes to raise 320000 for school expansion and improvements. State officials approve an order granting the Lawrence School Board permission to hold a bond election. The bond would push the district debt above normal limits ahead of the March 19 primary and April 2 general election.
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Lawrence’activots
Topeka
Lawrence School Board
Permistor
Wund
Commission
Ithe Ee Oe i
Incoherent OCR fragment about invasion and feelings
Fragmentary text mentions invasion and British government with unclear quotes and attributions. No clear event, date, or entities readable.
Weather fragment hints at showers and warmth trend
Weather note shows garbled forecasts with mentions of rain possible and cloudy, then a warmer night. References a Sunday high in the 40s and a past record from 1943 noting cold conditions, with a brief stray line mentioning Andy Hess Fire insurance in Ontario.
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Saint Ott
Copler
Wien
Bereta
I. Oh
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