U N Debates Middle East Strife as Hammarskjold Reports
United Nations diplomats move into a weekend of behind the scenes maneuvering for a Monday General Assembly debate on the Middle East. Dag Hammarskjold’s 3410 word report on Israel’s delay in pulling back across the Gaza Strip and Gulf of Aqaba faces mixed reactions from Israel Egypt Britain and the United States.
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Middle East
Felary Gentral Dag Hammarskjold
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Palestine
Israel
Gaza Strip
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
Tisrael
Mrommarskjold
Farid Zeineddine
Syria
Egypt
Britain
United States
Bedwell Recants in Grimes Sisters Case
Chicago sheriff Joseph Lohman said Edward Lee Benny Bedwell, 21, admitted taking the Grimes sisters to a forest preserve but later denied it. The bodies of Barbara Grimes, 10, and Patricia Grimes, 13, were found near Willow Springs after a night out with two men. Bedwell, a dishwasher from West Madison Street in Chicago, claimed he and two others drove the girls to a wooded area, then recanted, calling it an outright lie.
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Joseph Lohman
Edward Lee Benny Bedwell
Grimes Alstern
Barbara Grimes
Patricia
Willow Springs
Bedwell
Skid Row
West Madison
Polles
Lohman
Four Young Britons Held in Hungary On Espionage Charges
Budapest announces four young Britons are held for trial on espionage charges. Judith Cripps, 19, Roger Cooper, 21, Christopher Lord, 21, and Basil Lord, 23, were last seen after entering Hungary from Yugoslavia to do relief work. Names tied to Oxford students and relatives of notable figures appear in the official statement.
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Budapesta
Hungary
Stafford Cripps
Yugoslavia
Judith Cripps
Labor Party
Roger Cooper
Robert Graves
Christopher Lord
Basil
Search Resumed For Missing Fliers In Caribbean Waters
An air sea search force was ordered back to Caribbean waters south of Cuba to find three flyers missing after a training flight collision of B47 bombers. Maj. William E. Norris of Lansing, Mich Captain James H. Parker of Rock Hill S C and 1st Lt Earl Chrisawm Jr of Sumter S C were among the reportedly lost crew. A ground party was dispatched to Isle of Pines to investigate wreckage reports while Navy divers examined sunken debris near Islas de Mangres.
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Caribbean
Cuba
William E. Norris
Lansing
Mich
James H. Parker
Rock Hill
S. C
Earl Chrisawm Jr
Sumter
Isle of Pines
Navy
Islas de Mangres
Shoe Fitting by X Ray Machines Banned in Pennsylvania
The State Health Department orders the discontinuance of footwear sizing by fluoroscopic or X ray machines in Pennsylvania to protect the public from ionizing radiation. This action reflects health safeguards against potential harmful effects from such equipment.
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Harrisburg
State Health Department
Pennsylvania
Bitter Cold Grips Wide Areas Across Nation
Arctic air sprawled across the western half of the United States with subzero to 50 below readings forecast in parts of Montana and the Plains. Temperatures dipped from Idaho to Lake Michigan and southeastward, with mild relief not in sight and precipitation scattered from California to New England. Early reports list New York 30, Chicago 3, Washington 32, Miami 69, Dallas 28, Denver 3, San Francisco 41, Los Angeles 44, Seattle 26.
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Lake Michigan
Nebraska
Towa
Montana
Weather Bureau
Helena
Mont
Plains
Ohio Valley
Texas
California
New Mexico
New’ England
Gulf Coast
Colorado
Great Lakes
Atlantic Coast
Virginias
Gulf
New York
Chicago
Washington
Miami
New Orleans
Dallas
Denver
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Seattle
Kansas Traffic Fatalities Reported for 1957 to Date
State Accident Records Section notes 26 traffic deaths so far in 1957, contrasted with 40 for the same period in 1956, tracked in the last 24 hours to date in Topeka.
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Topeka
Kansas
Dulles Comment Strains U.S. Allies in Middle East
State Department officials fear Secretary Dulles insulted British and French troops during Senate testimony. London papers bannered the remark as an insult, risking damage to longtime alliances amid post Egypt crisis tensions.
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Lincoln White
Dulles
Oply
Dunes
Dukes
Morse
Egypt
Dullen
Oldier
Dalles
U. S
United States
Paris
London
Ike Takes It Easy At Mountain Lodge
President Eisenhower relaxed at Camp David in Maryland today after arriving from Washington. It was his first visit since December 1955 to the Catoctin retreat, named for his grandson. He toured Gettysburg farm with cattle before joining guests Gen Alfred M. Gruenther and George E. Allen.
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Eisenhower
Camp David
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
Washington
Gettysburg
Alfred M. Gruenther
American Red Cross
George E. Allen
Truman Administration
Eisenhower Place
Fulbright Seeks Mid East Review After Eisenhower Plan
Sen. Fulbright expects a Senate review of Middle East policy to follow action on Eisenhower's military and economic proposals. He lacks votes to stop the resolution but believes the inquiry will be approved. Dulles opposes a broader study, saying it could harm relations with Britain and France.
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London Daily Sketch
Dulles
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committee
Eisenhower
Middle East
Sen
Morse
D-Ore
United States
Fulbright
Ark
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
R-Vt
Congress
Aiken
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House Aroe
Sen. Morse
Middle, East
MacArthur Turns 77 Amid Staff Reunion Dinner
General Douglas MacArthur marks his 77th birthday with plans to attend a staff reunion dinner at the Albert-Astoria, hosted by officers who served under him in the Pacific during World War I. An aide said no special tribute was planned beyond the dinner.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
albort-Astoria
Pacific
Old Scenes Gone as Walter Cram Returns to Kansas Legislature
Topeka Kansas lawmakers greet Walter Cram a Cheyenne County banker and lawyer now 70 returning to the legislature for the first time since 1921. He notes bigger state government, a half billion dollar budget, a state highway program, welfare expansion and new voting machines. Cram recalls no hotels and dirt roads in 1921 and says traffic is the main modern obstacle.
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Walter Cram
St. Francis
Kansas
Cram
Cheyenne County
Highway Commission
Capital City
Kansan
Jayhawk
Capitol Hotel
National Hotel
Kansas City
St. Fraycia
Spring Enrollment At KU Sees Dip From Fall
KU spring enrollment is expected to fall by 600 to 700 from the fall total though still higher than the previous year. Registrar James K. Hitt cites mid year graduations and withdrawals as reasons. Registration runs 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Wednesday in Strong Hall with materials pickup by alphabet. New students begin with convocation at Lindsey Hall and sit for placement and exams then enroll Tuesday and take physicals Wednesday at Walking Hospital.
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Kansas University
Atill
Manter
James K. Hitt
Strong Hall
Lindsey Hall
Strong Auditorium
Walking Hospital
Hitt
Cantina
Mobile Police Threaten Emergency Status Over Racial Incidents
Mobile police chief Dudley McFadyen warned officers to stop cross burnings and dynamitings or the department would go on emergency status. The move would cut shifts, cancel off-duty work, and shift manpower. The city offered a 230 dollar reward for information leading to arrests and convictions in such crimes.
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Mobile
Ala
Dudley E. McFadyen
City Commission
Joseph N. Langan
Johnston Loses Kansas University Basketball Eligibility
Academic ineligibility ends Ronnie Johnston's college career at Kansas University after 12 games this season in which he scored 41 points and grabbed 41 rebounds. Coach Fenway praised him as a hard worker and inspirational reserve forward, but the ruling ends his terms with the team.
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Kansas University
Corm
Mitan
Rone
J Ston
Atraits
Harp
New Yorker
Johnston
Argentina Reds Short in Membership Drive
The communist party in Argentina failed to meet a 100000 member goal set for 1951 according to Nuestra Palabra. The provisional government under General Pedro Aramburu blames stern action as a key factor while noting Russia’s suppression of Hungary’s freedom revolt as another influence on the campaign.
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Argentina
Buenos ‘Aires
Pedro Aramburu
Russia
Hungary
Rets
Nuestra Palabra
County Group Plans Special Course On
A county group discusses a total community program including sheltered workshops and training for mentally challenged children and youths. Roy W. Riegle resigns as Lyon County attorney, effective January 1.
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Roy Riegle
Emporia Im
Roy W. Riegle Jrt
Lyon County
Escape by N Y Man in Perilous Track Rescue
In Floral Park New York Harry J Wood 66 vice president of Randolph Shoe Co was pulled free from a wedged shoe on a Long Island Rail Road crossing as an express train sped toward him. Garden City Park John Greene 23 grabbed Wood and pulled him to safety while gatekeeper Charles Gluck 40 and Mrs Wood aided. The incident occurred around 1 30 am.
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N. Y
New York
Harry J. Wood
Vicp
Randolph Shoe Co
Kartolph, Musg
Long Island
Wood
Express
No Letup Forecast For Cold Weather And Road Hazards
Weather and travel concerns persist with little relief expected. The forecast predicts continued lower temperatures and ongoing snow, with a potential heavy snowfall Sunday in eastern Kansas, affecting traffic conditions and road safety.
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Imilior
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