Dulles Fends Off Request for Middle East White Paper
Secretary of State Dulles rejected Democratic demands for a white paper on Middle East policy, warning it would harm U S relations with Britain and France and reopen old wounds. At a joint Senate hearing, Aiken urged harsher criticism, while Morse Humprey urged guarantees on oil supplies and allied support, as debate over using military strength continued.
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Five Die After New Haven Loft Fire Panic
Fire swept a four story loft building in New Haven killing five, with four missing and believed dead and one injured in a blaze that trapped workers on the upper floors. Fire officials said panic caused most deaths as occupants tried to escape through jammed exits.
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Joseph Nastri
Raymond Washington
Oath
James Curry
Angelina di Rienato
Jessie Mongillo
Alma Bradley
Grace’ Pitman
Walter Myjak
Cross Country Mark Set By Turboprop Plane
An Air Force turboprop Super Constellation landed at Dover Air Force Base after a nonstop flight from Long Beach California to Andrews Air Force Base near Washington. Maj. Stanley Forester commanded the craft, reporting a new transcontinental record for propeller driven aircraft with speeds up to 520 miles per hour.
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Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Stanley Forester
Ex-Japan Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu Dies
Former Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu died early today of a cerebral hemorrhage at his seaside villa in Yugawara, about 60 miles southwest of Tokyo. He was 69.
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Tokyo
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Yugawara
Three Soviet Spy Ring Members Nabbed by FBI
The FBI seized three foreign born suspects in New York labeling them a highly organized Soviet spy ring. They face conspiracy to commit espionage and acting as Soviet agents without registering. Authorities name Jack Soble Myra Soble and Jacob Albam as the arrestees with possible wider involvement hinted including Soviet officials.
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FBI Today
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Soviet Union
Justice Department
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Lithuania
Red
Myra Soble
Russia
Jacob Albam
Brooklyn Tea and Spice Company
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Tooay
Secretary of
Eisenhower Nominates Herter for Undersecretary Post
President Eisenhower named Christian A. Herter former Massachusetts governor to serve as undersecretary. The nomination, announced today, signals a high level shift in the administration. Herter’s background includes long service in public affairs and diplomacy, aligning with the new post’s duties.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Christian A. Herter
Massachusetts
56 Consumer Price Hike Reaches 3 Per Cent Mark
Washington report shows December prices up 0.2 per cent and annual rise at 3 per cent for 1966. Food and clothing stable while transportation slips slightly. Most other living costs rise with housing up about 0.5 per cent pushing the index to a new high.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
BLS
Explosion Threats Loom In AFL-CIO Winter Meeting
Miami Beach reports show AFL-CIO leaders facing a rocky year due to disputes over pursuing a congressional probe into union racketeering, lingering jurisdictional fights between former AFL and CIO factions, and accelerating mergers in large industrial states. Senatorial investigations probe widens as IBEW and other unions consider testifying or facing internal discipline.
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George Meany
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Senate
Sen. McClelan
Arkaltaady
James 8. Carey
International Union of Electrical Workers
IVE
Jooks
Carey
LTTE
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Current Cold Spell To Stay Through Saturday
The current cold snap will continue through Saturday marking the winter’s most widespread chill. Road hazards persist as wet pavement froze during the night, with many surfaces slick as glass. no injuries reported. Street crews worked overnight to clear membranes and intersections, while humorless acts added to the danger. Downhill winds kept temperatures near zero, with a 12 degree reading by afternoon and a forecast of another zero point night ahead. snow in nearby areas but not here.
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Buck) Hodges
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Topeka
Mothers' March nets 3600 in Douglas County drive
A countywide Mother's March for the 1957 March of Dimes collected over 3600 while canvassing 32 sections. Eugene Riling chaired the Douglas County effort with Rosa Bell Cain and Mildred Matter as organizers. Twentyfive volunteers praised by Crusaders for transport help and weather challenges, with 30 high school members participating.
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Douglas County March of Dimes
Eugene _ Riling Bald
Riling
Rosa’ Bell’ Cain
Mothers’ March
Mildred Matter
Crusaders
Douglas County
Indrive
Marel
U.N. Chief Sees Barriers to Israel Pullout Plan
Dag Hammarskjold warned a special report to the General Assembly that serious legal barriers hinder accepting Israel’s terms for Gaza troop withdrawal. Israel says forces remain in Gaza and Sharm el Sheik area, awaiting safeguarded interests, with a U.N. Emergency Force possible if withdrawal occurs.
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Dag Hammarskjold
Israel
Gaza Strip
Ko Nation General Assembly
Egypt
Gaga Strip
Sharm’ Lel Sheika
Gulf of Aqaba
Hamimarksjokl
IAN
Jet-Stream Flight Sets Transcontinental Pace
Bedford Massachusetts reports Maj. Mont Smith piloted a six-jet BiTon transcontinental flight from March AFB California to Hanscom AFB in 3 hours 47 minutes for scientific jet stream study. Plane reached 750 mph, weather favorable, cruising near 37,000 feet. Previous 1955 Air Force F84F Thunderstreak record was 3:44:53.8.
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Bedford
Mass
Mont Smith
Champaign
Til
March Air Force Base
Calif
Hanscom Air Force Base
Air Force
Smith
Second Semester Adult Class Program Offered At Lawrence High
Thirty nine classes will be offered for the second semester of the Adult Education program at Lawrence High School. Enrollment starts soon and the program runs Monday Tuesday and Thursday evenings with various courses ranging from Shorthand and Welding to Tailoring and Furniture Repair. Fees vary by course and no refunds are allowed after the second class meeting.
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Lawrence High
E. J. Logsdon
Geptee
Logsdon
Wieght
GI loan interest rate raise fate in Congress
Several House Veterans Committee members gave a cool reception to President Eisenhower's request for a higher 4 percent interest rate on GI home loans. Rep. Ayres of Ohio said he did not think Congress would vote to raise the rate.
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House Veterans Committee
Eisenhower
Ayres
Ohio
Congress
Turnpike traffic averages 1800 vehicles daily
Kansas Turnpike traffic entering and leaving Lawr ence averaged more than 1800 vehicles a day during the first 214 months of operation. A 1956 report by KTA Comptroller Don E. Symes notes that from opening on Oct 15 through year end 142,240 cars and trucks passed through the two interchanges at this location.
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KTA Comptreler
Don E. Symes
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Kansab Weather Brief Snow Tonight Then Frigid Weekend
Weather note indicates snow moving in tonight with very cold temperatures through Saturday. Forecast calls for highs around 5 below to 5 above, with sharp wind chill and potential accumulations. Stay tuned for updates from Kansab meteorology.
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