Algiers in uprising as insurgents seize key city
French insurgents took control of Algiers amid a struggle for Algeria’s fate. De Gaulle ordered direct army command to restore order while rebel leadership urged Moslems to desert to nationalist guerrillas. Paratroops held the capital under siege as officials shifted to new headquarters outside Algiers.
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Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Algiers
de Gaulle
Radio
Tunis
France
Paul Delouvrier
Maurice Challe
Blida
Raghaia
Delouvrier
Armed bandits steal payroll outside Brooklyn plant
Two guards are shot during a Brink's truck payroll robbery outside the American Can Co. in Brooklyn. The $23,900 payroll is taken by two armed men who flee in a black sedan. guards Leo Dolan and William Feeney were hospitalized with gunshot wounds.
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New York
American Can Co
Brooklyn
Brink's
Maimonides Hospital
Leo Dolan
Dumont, N.J
William Feeney
Dolan
Feeney
ZIMMERMAN SLAMS DOCKING AS NEGATIVE LEADERSHIP
AP reports Julian Zimmerman, Federal Housing Commissioner and Kansas Republican figure, labeled Gov. Docking's administration completely negative at a Kansas Day Republican veterans luncheon. He warned Kansas leadership lacks public-welfare focus and urged production as path to wealth, while declaring he will not run for governor. He noted industrial barriers and criticized Docking’s stance on business growth during remarks in Wichita.
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Topeka
Julian Zimmerman
George Docking
Kansas
Zimmerman
Kansas Day
Wichita
Sedgwick County
Tam
Docking
Associated Press
Gale Moss
Atty
John Anderson
William Addington
Elkhart
Wunsch to Run for Kansas Governor in GOP Field
Kansas Senate leader Paul Wunsch, 58, is reportedly entering the Republican gubernatorial race. Wunsch declined comment after a closed Senate meeting with about 30 Republicans as other candidates like John Anderson and William Addington vie for the nomination.
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Topeka
Kansas
Senate
Paul Wunsch
Wunsch
Wint Smith
Glenn Cogswell
Smith
Washington
Cogswell
GOP
Anderson
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Kingman
Kansas House
Eisenhower cancels First Lady trip to South America
Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower will not accompany the President on a 10 day South American tour starting February 23. White House secretary James C. Hagerty said the decision comes on medical advice and that the First Lady is not ill. She will travel with him to Russia and Japan next June. The tour will visit Brazil Argentina Chile and Uruguay.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Dwight D. Eisenhower
South America
White House
James C. Haggerty
Haggerty
Eisenhower
Howard M. Snyder
Denver
John
Bomb Blast Smashed Windows at Kehilath Israel Temple
A Thursday night bomb exploded outside a Kansas City synagogue injuring none, smashing 51 windows and prompting an FBI-led probe. Police detained 12 teens tied to Nazi imagery. two remained in custody as investigators pursued leads while noting the limited damage to the structure.
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Kansas City
Kehilath Israel Temple
Kapers Butler
William M. Canaday
Southeast High School
Canaday
Nordic Reich Youth Party
East High School
Federal Bureau of Investigation
MacArthur Hospitalized For Observation In New York
General Douglas MacArthur aged 80 was admitted to Lenox Hill Hospital in Manhattan for observation. A First Army spokesman said the illness was not yet determined.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
Lenox Hill Hospital
Manhattan
First Army
Charlie Weaver Actor Cliff Arquette Reported Satisfactory
Cliff Arquette known as Charlie Weaver was admitted to York Hospital for a respiratory ailment and was listed in satisfactory condition. The York Pa report notes admission occurred Wednesday for treatment.
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Charlie IN Hospital
York, Pa
Cliff Arquette
Charlie Weaver
York Hospital
Arquette
Thieves Take $120 From KU Men Dorms in Nighttime Thefts
Kansas University dorms Joseph R Pearson and Carruth report $120 stolen from ten students during early morning hours. Losses range from $3 to $40 with two strangers seen in halls at 3 a.m. Police seek leads, noting one suspect 5 ft 10 inches, brown flat top hair, and another about 6 feet tall with dark hair and glasses. A $150 gold watch and two hubcaps also missing.
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Kansas University
Joseph R. Pearson
Carruth
Donald McEowen
Harrisonville
McEowen
J.R. P
Marvin Baker
J*ort Lupton
Colo
David Loy
Loy
Summerfield Hall
Summit Parley Fades as Camp David Spirit Dies
Washington notes the Camp David spirit weakening as East West talks grow tense over the Soviet lend lease debt. The breakdown in negotiations with Mikhail Menshikov and Charles Bohlen highlights strained U S Soviet relations and the doubtful path to agreement.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Camp David
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
West Berlin
U.S
Mikhail Menshikov
United States
Charles E. Bohlen
Bohlen
Enrollment and Rush Week Begin After Finals at KU
KU ends finals Saturday and resumes spring activities February 8. Women’s Rush Week amid Panhellenic Council events opens Tuesday with about 450 pre-registered rushees, chairmen present lists, and pledges arranged through a multi day schedule at the Dean of Women's Office.
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Pi Beta Phi
Kansas University
Frances Fullerton
Kansas City
Elizabeth Riedell
Salina
Rebecca Bell
Maryville
Connie Scott
Pittsburg
Pi Phis
Journal-World Photo
Panhellenic Council
Rush
Dean of Women's Office
Ohio St
Rusheeg
Mild Weather Forecast Lifts Spirits After Storms
Forecasters predict a brief break from the cold with fair skies and a high near 40 degrees on Saturday. Lawrence saw mixed precipitation earlier in the week, with rain and snow contributing to January totals though no major accumulations formed. Temperatures were near 20s at night, rising to the low 20s by afternoon.
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Lawrence
Former Roomer Suspect Today In Smith Death
Edward Doolan, a 38 year old former KU Buildings and Grounds worker and former roomer at Maud Smith’s 420 Tad St home, is sought for questioning in her murder. Police say a bloodless hammer found in a ceiling niche was used. motive appears to be robbery.
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Smith
Kansas University
Budgeon
Maud Smith
Tad. St
Edward Doolan
Eb Bowhap Green
Tor Ancartant
Doolan
Douncis County
Wes Norwood
Miss Smith
Norwood
The
Journal-World
Federal Bureau of Investigation
James Cooper
Lawrence
Kentucky State
San Quentin
Calif
United States Penitentiary
Atlanta
Terre Haute
Ind
Warren County
State Line
Carl Hird Sr
Hird
Ind. St
Colonial Hotel
Smith House
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR NORTHEAST KANSAS
Partly cloudy tonight with a shift to fair conditions Saturday. Lows near 15 to 20, highs around 40 on Saturday. Temperature readings and obscure notes follow, then public notices for a Saturday auction at Colonial Court and local ads for insurance and hospital floral services.
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Pete
Paka
Cesar
Peres
Ma Sheu
Honinfadl
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