Canada Says Russians Make Flights in Area
Canadian officials say Russian planes occasionally conduct reconnaissance flights over the area including Canada and Alaska. Intercepting such flights has rarely been possible, with jet fighters in Alaska but none stationed further north in Canada. Vapor trails are most visible. no intrusions or solid identifications are confirmed. The aim appears to be photographing terrain near the DEW Line during its construction along the 6th parallel. Ottawa expresses limited alarm, doubting the flights yield valuable information.
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Speidel Named NATO Central European Land Forces Chief
Gen Hans Speidel, 59, to head NATO Central European land forces based in SHAPE near Paris. A former Armin Rommel aide and Gestapo detainee, Speidel is West Germanys choice amid NATO diplomacy. Appointment approved by NATO Council and pending other nations’ consent. no exact start date given.
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Eight Charged With Hiding Communists in Unions
Eight defendants were ordered before a federal commissioner in Cleveland on charges of plotting to conceal Communist ties in labor unions as part of evading the Taft Hartley act. Indictments accuse them of using aliases and false affidavits and of persuading others to lie about Communist affiliations. Bond set at 10000 each for the eight. Names include Fred Haug Marie Reed Haug Hyman Silmer Edward J. Chuku Eric Reinthaler James West Andrew Remes Sam Reed.
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Fred Haug
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Edward J. Chuku
Cleveland
Eric Reinthaler
Cleveland Engineering Company
James West
Chicago
Ohio Communist Party
Andrew Remes
Brooklyn
Sam Reed
FBI
Chou En-lai and Zhukov Visit New Delhi
Chinese Premier Chou En-lai and Soviet Defense Minister Georgi Zhukov arrived in New Delhi within two hours of each other today. An advertisement notes vaporizers for sale or rent from Raney Drugs at 909 Mass. VI 3-3521.
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Fire sweeps New Haven loft building injuring several women
Four to five women are believed dead in a four alarm blaze tearing through a center city manufacturing loft in New Haven during mid afternoon. Firefighters battle flames as rescue efforts continue amid thick smoke and collapsing structures. Local authorities coordinate urgent search for victims and assess structural risk.
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New Haven
Four Year Term for Governors Proposed in Deme Resolution
Kansas House members proposed a four year term for governors and lieutenant governors via a constitutional amendment. The plan would allow sweeping executive branch revisions, potentially creating a cabinet and shifting selection of key officers to legislative provision. A second amendment would lower the voting age from 21 to 18.
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Sabetha
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Kansas City
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Riverton
Richard Rock
Arkansas
National Guard Chiefs Reject Six Month Training Plan
National Guard chiefs from nearly all states reject a Pentagon plan demanding six months training for new enlistees starting April 1. They propose a shorter eight week course for youths under 18 to fit into school vacations.
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Fulbright Push for White Paper on Middle East Policy
In a Senate hearing Sen. Fulbright demands a White Paper from Secretary Dulles to justify U.S. policy in the Middle East. Morse backs the move while Dulles defends asking Congress to trust the President to spend up to 200 million dollars on military and economic aid. Dulles warns of possible disaster without authority, as Humphrey notes waning opposition and Aiken cites growing GOP support amid Cold War tensions.
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Huge Blast Destroys Buildings in Bethel Connecticut
A massive blaze described as a blowtorch like fire struck Bethel, destroying a magnesium ladder factory garage and about a dozen trucks, blowing out Bethel High School windows. Damage unofficially exceeds $500,000. school closed for inspection. Cause unknown.
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Crown Named Man of the Year by Lawrence Jaycees
John Crown, 34, secretary treasurer of Lawrence Paper Co., was selected as Man of the Year by the Lawrence Jaycees at Bosses Night. The ceremony at Eldridge Hotel honored community service and leadership, with Rev. Dale E. Turner giving the keynote.
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Israel Won't Quit Gaza Without Protection Pledge
UNITED NATIONS N Y Rival Israeli Egyptian positions on a Middle East settlement hardened as the midnight deadline neared for Israel's withdrawal from Egypt and the Gaza Strip Israel again told the U N it would not quit the Mediterranean coastal strip and the area controlling the Gulf of Aqaba without concrete guarantees of protection. The stand was seen in Cairo as an urgent signal the U N must act quickly to avert another violent explosion in the region.
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Prospects for U S Russia Understanding Dim
President Eisenhower warned that hope for closer U S Russia understanding has dimmed in four years due to Stalin’s death aftereffects and new East West tensions from Eastern Europe and the Middle East. He stressed the need for trust worthy agreements among free nations and equal economic military strength to test. He noted Russia’s unpredictability and a hostile U S image in the Middle East and South Asia amid charges of new colonialism.
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City Begins Hunting For Likely Manager
Lawrence city officials weighed the possible departure of City Manager Jim Wigglesworth as he pursues a U S government advisory post in Tehran Iran The commission held a special session to plan a search strategy and indicated it will consider qualified applicants while noting Wigglesworth could yet stay If named replacement duties arise Wigglesworth said he would assist if asked and stressed he will not participate in selecting a successor The Tehran assignment would be a five year International Cooperation Administration post with broad economic and technical aid duties
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Mothers Will March For Polio Tonight in Lawrence
Lawrence women will begin the Mothers March for Polio at 7 30 p m today soliciting contributions to the 1957 March of Dimes across 32 city canvass sections. Director Mrs Rosa Bell Cain leads the drive with porch lights urged on for easy giving as Eugene Riling notes no set county goal though last year’s $9500 may be topped. Coin canisters in firms and coin cards for students supplement downtown organizer Gene Doane and suburban director Adryn Grover efforts.
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Douglas County
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Lawrence to hold second bond election February 19
Lawrence voters will decide a 320000 school bond proposal on February 19 marking the second such special election in just over two years. Superintendent W D Wolfe cites urgent need for a new primary school in the fast growing Southwest area and additional space at Hilerpat School to accommodate rapid expansion and forecasted enrollment declines. The timing aims to secure federal aid eligibility before it expires, with planning noting unpredictable growth patterns complicating space forecasts.
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Doctor Ordered to Stand Trial in Adams Case
Five magistrates in Folkestone ordered Dr John Bodkin Adams to face trial on a charge of murdering a wealthy widow patient in F E A S T B O U R N E. The physician, known as the stylish society doctor, declined to answer questions saying he would not gull his defense.
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Feastbourne
England
John Bodkin Adams
Laurence Mothers Lead March For Police Campaign In Cold
Larry Lawrence reports mothers march for police campaign facing bitter cold and snow. They survey bones? and urge residents to clear walks and porches and keep porch lights on to help essential volunteers complete their task swiftly and safely.
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Laurence
Phog denies intent to infer special aid to Will
Allen, former Kansas State coach, says he never implied a special deal to lure alumnus Will Chamberlain. An article in Life magazine lists alleged influence and long shots to land the star, quoting Allen as denying any help and noting alumni efforts to sweeten the pot. Journal-World notes Allen clarified his statement and indicated no involvement in a deal.
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Road Conditions Deteriorate Amid Sleet and Freezing Drizzle
Weather officials warn drivers to clear ice from windshields and windows as ice and sleet caused slick streets across the area. Up to four inches of snow expected tonight north and east, with continued cold and misty precipitation.
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Appointment Rumors Surface On Mobilization Office Director
Fragmentary lines suggest mentions of a director at a mobilization office and a pending appointment. The text references Washington sources and a Times patch, with unclear surrounding details and quotes.
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The
Times
Necklace auction Sets New York High Price at $385000
A diamond necklace sold yesterday at Planet Galleries for 385000, a New York high. The piece descended from the late Mr Rovensky and was bought by Juli Furst, a New York jeweler, sealing a strong market showing.
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Weather forecast with cloudy cold and frost
The weather report notes cloudy cold conditions with frost and rain or snow ending tonight or Friday. Colder east, Friday with lows around 6 to 10 degrees, west to 10 above, and highs Friday reaching 15 to 25 in the north. Readings mention today’s temperatures and a forecast for nearby stations and dates.
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