Princess Caroli: Monaco Birth Announces Heir to the Throne
News from Monte Carlo reports Princess Caroline Louise Marguerite born to Prince Rainier and Princess Grace. A daughter with blue eyes and blonde eyebrows. delivery quick and without complications. celebrations across Monaco with bells and toasts as the heir to Monaco’s throne is welcomed.
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Possible US Citizenship for Grace Kelly Baby
The State Department says Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier III may have a daughter who could become a U.S. citizen if a parent is American. A child born abroad is citizen if either parent is American, and Grace Kelly is a Philadelphia native. Louis F. Thompson at Nice requested the opinion on handling the case.
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Louis F. Thompson
Nice
France
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City to seek 320000 bond for Lawrence schools Feb 19 vote
The Lawrence City Commission will put a 320000 bond proposal for school improvements to a special election February 19 to start work by September. The plan funds Pinckney Hillcrest New York Manual and East Heights style additions, remodeling, and new classrooms across multiple schools with 148000 allocated to Pinckney and 31000 to Hillcrest, plus 15000 for portable space.
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Lawrence
Harold Fisher
Twenty-Second Street
Ousdahl Road
East Heights
Sunset Hill
Sunset Hi
Pinckney New School
Hillcrest
New York Manual
Pinckney
New York
Eisenhower urges Congress to cut 72 billion budget
President Eisenhower told reporters Congress must cut the 72 billion dollar federal budget if possible and endorsed Humphrey’s view on reductions. He warned against splitting Middle East aid into separate military and economic packages, fearing it would undermine anti aggression goals. He said Humphrey’s remarks reflected a long term view, not immediate plans, and avoided confirming NSC reports on Helcombs tests.
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Mideast
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Adlai E. Stevenson
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Eisenhower Warns Inflation Could Rise With Prosperity
President Eisenhower told Congress that 1956 prosperity could carry into 1957 but warned inflation may accompany it. He urged restraint on wage boosts, outlined 38 laws he seeks from Congress, and pressed wage and price discipline to sustain employment and growth while avoiding heavy-handed controls.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Summerfield Nominated to Continue as Postmaster General
Arthur E. Summerfield of Michigan was formally nominated today by Eisenhower to remain postmaster general, the lone Cabinet post requiring Senate confirmation. The nomination keeps Summerfield in charge of the U S Postal Service as the administration seeks continuity in federal mail operations.
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Eisenhower
Arthur E. Summerfield
Michigan
Senate
Snow Forecast Extends Wintry Mix Across Kansas
After a four inch snowfall the moisture total remains below normal for January. More snow is forecast for Kansas Thursday Friday and Sunday with the weather bureau predicting alternating snowstorms and warming trends through the weekend. The Lawrence area may not see snow in every storm but moisture totals should rise before next week. Mondays snowfall was the heaviest of the winter with four inches in Lawrence and heavier amounts in southern Douglas County. Temperatures fell to two degrees early morning with a 2 p.m. reading of 19 degrees. Twenty one traffic accidents were reported in Douglas County Tuesday, most on Lawrence streets, but no serious injuries and minimal damage. The heaviest damage occurred in a one car crash four miles northeast of Lawrence on US Highway 40 involving Homer Jackson Faulunae, 23, at general delivery Lawrence Kan.
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Rocking North
Journal-World
Bill Snead
Douglas County
Homer Jackson Faulaunee
Will Dave
General Delivery
Lawronen
ML OK
Second A Submarine Returns to Berth Today
The Seawolf, the nation’s second atomic submarine, completed 36 hours of builder’s trials and returned to berth in Groton Connecticut after early sea tests in Long Island Sound. Navy officials report satisfactory initial submergence tests and plan further testing before commissioning.
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Kansas Traffic Deaths June Record Highlights
A terse state act summary lists traffic fatalities up to date in Kansas. The record notes 2 deaths this period, part of ongoing nationwide traffic data tallies and public safety reporting by state agencies.
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Kansas
Dem
iTWO OFFER NO AMENDMENTS Early Vote Seen for the Plan
Senior House Foreign Affairs members Gordon and Vorys announce no amendments to Eisenhower Middle East resolution as the committee considers changes to counter Communist influence. Senate actions delay passage with questioning of Secretary Dulles and postponement of hearings, delaying Congress action beyond January.
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Discovery of Grimes girls sparks Chicago search
Investigators probing the Grimes sisters case find a size 32 yellow sweater in Santa Fe Park near a boarded concession booth. A man, Walter Kranz, 53, was questioned after a mysterious phone call linked to a South Side tavern and later denied knowledge of the girls. Police plan further questioning as about 200 officers hunt for the missing sisters Barbara 15 and Fatrieia 13 amid heavy snowfall.
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Grimes
Santa Fe Park
Barbara
Fatrieia
Walter Kranz
Nashville
Presley
UN Security Council receipt of demilitarization proposal
United Nations officials received a comprehensive declaration from Dag Hammarskjold outlining polices including a plan for demilitarization of the Sinai Peninsula and a pledge by Israel to withdraw troops from the Gaza Strip and Sharm el Sheikh area only after guarantees protect its interests.
North Lawrence area annexed by city amid protests
An 82 percent four acre tract north of the jetty between North Lawrence and the Kansas Turnpike was annexed by the city Tuesday over protests of several area property owners. The move, first boundary change since 1866, follows weeks of discussion with county commissioners approving the city's petition. Officials pledged utility extension and street studies as the area joins the city and taxes rise.
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Kansas Turnpike
City Commission
Pian- Ning Commission
Akin Enterprises
George Bradshaw
Planning Commission
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Avalon Road
Centron
J. B. Young
Kaw River
Town Manor
6Th St
New Hampshire Street
Eleventh
Melco Construction Co
Sausage Skin May Help Oil Tanker Shortage
Cambridge engineers claim a floating sausage skin vessel could ease oil tanker shortages. A 600 foot long nylon and plastic skin would weigh 20 tons empty and carry up to 9 000 tons of air, with an estimated cost of 165 600 to 275 000 dollars per skin. Professors William Hawthorne and John Shaw, aided by real sausage skins, test a four foot gasoline-filled model in wave tanks to assess seaworthiness.
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London
Cambridge University
Willam Hawthorne
John Shaw
Cambridge
Wigglesworth Might Leave Lawrence for U.S. Post
City Manager Jim Wigglesworth is being considered for a U.S. government advisory post in the Middle East. Mayor John Crown says a meeting will discuss the possibility and planning if he departs. His Lawrence tenure spans over four decades with significant growth and municipal projects.
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Journal-World
Jim Wigglesworth
Lawrence
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Middle East
Wigglesworth
John Crown
Actlby
Weather forecast and readings across states
The report notes a cooling trend across most areas Thursday night into Friday with a warming trend by Saturday and Sunday. It lists temperatures in the 20s to 40s, with highs in the 30s and 40s and lows around the teens to 20s. Rain and precipitation are noted in parts of Nebraska and Oklahoma with variable amounts.
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