West Backs Bulganin Russia Treaty Proposal
The West broadly backs President Eisenhower over Premier Bulganin's 20 year treaty offer to US and Soviet Union. Moscow papers aired the proposal while Eisenhower pressed for deeds over words and urged steps toward German unification and ending atomic threat.
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Eisenhower Won’t Seek Re election If Strong Candidate Emerges
The White House said President Eisenhower has read a New York Herald Tribune editorial urging he seek re election unless a strong challenger emerges. Press Secretary James Hagerty declined to discuss the matter stating the President has not been asked to comment.
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New York Herald
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Arid State Regions Get Welcome Cover From Huge Snowfall
A major snowstorm dumped 1 to 17 inches across central Kansas arid regions bringing moisture and easing soil blowing risks. Eastern areas stayed clearer as western sections hit subzero readings. highways opened but dangereous with packed ice as schools closed in several towns.
Polio Vaccine Available for Douglas County Preschoolers
Polio vaccine for children aged one to four will be available starting Wednesday through private physicians in Douglas County. Dr. C A McIntyre says the federal program provides the shots and urges parents to use private doctors for convenience. Public clinic schedules for those needing assistance will be announced later.
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AEC Expands Research On Hydrogen Peace Uses
The Atomic Energy Commission announces a broad future program to harness hydrogen bomb potential for peaceful power. The plan, named Project Sherwood, remains a long-range effort with many years ahead, as stated in the semiannual report.
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Washington
The
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Lewis L. Strauss
Sherwood
Nixon Leads U S Delegation To Brazil Inauguration
Vice President Richard Nixon arrived in Rio de Janeiro as head of a U S delegation for the inauguration of Juscelino Kubitschek as President of Brazil. The ceremony marks a milestone in Brazilian politics and U S relations in South America.
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Richard Nixon
United States
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Jus “Galing Kubitschek
Republicans Set Factional Lines After Rally for 1956 Primary
Kansas Republicans drew factional lines after the Kansas Day rally as candidates for governor and attorney general appeared, with veterans reshaping primaries. The Kansas Republican Veterans Club approved a constitutional change to back veterans regardless of office, prompting criticism from Justice William A. Smith who said the move aimed to aid Warren W. Shaw Jr. in opposing Gov. Hall. Robert Dole backed the measure, claiming it assists all qualified veterans. Emporia candidate James W. Putnam leads veterans efforts against Sen. John Anderson Jr. The State Young Republican Federation farm council adopted a resolution labeling Agriculture Secretary Benson a political liability and urging replacement to accelerate Eisenhower farm program goals. Howard Pyle said Benson did not sign a supportive letter.
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Cedar Point
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Eisenhower
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Santa Fe Site Near Lawrence Might Be Top Industry Area
A would-be robber demanded money at May and D. A.'s Cafe in Fort Worth. The suspect shouted a stick up but fled after a customer threatened to release her dog. Waitress Lucille Kiser noted the man drank coffee and water then left without paying.
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Ten Women Die In Baltimore Church Hall Fire
A fire at Arundel Park Auditorium near Baltimore kills at least ten women and leaves nine others missing as about 1,000 people flee. More than 200 injured, with 111 released after treatment, in a panic described by survivor Al Barthelme.
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Dry Weather Siege Nears End in Lawrence Area
An eight month siege of dry weather neared an end in the Lawrence area as a heavy snowstorm dumped up to five inches and produced about a half inch of water content. Roads were nearly impassable and schools closed but residents welcomed moisture amid below-normal rain since 1951. Ottawa reported ten inches of snow and Lawrence counted seventeen inches for the season with nine measurable snows this month. Forecast calls for clearing skies with more snow in western and north central Kansas and temperatures dipping into single digits. No major accidents were reported.
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Storm halts drive for hospital chapel funds in Lawrence
A heavy snowstorm disrupted a fundraising drive by Lawrence ministers for a chapel in the Lawrence Memorial Hospital addition. Rev. Robert C. Swift said church contributions were incomplete due to snow and attendance drops. The campaign resumes next Sunday with envelopes available again and mail options to pastors or Rev. Swift. About $1,200 had been collected. $4,000 more was needed.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Robert C. Swift
Trinity Episcopal Church
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Premier Mollet seeks approval for 13 cabinet ministers
Socialist Premier designate Guy Mollet asks the National Assembly on Tuesday to approve his government team consisting of 13 cabinet ministers and 22 under secretaries. The note appears in the Dog Show Community Blog dated Feb 5.
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National Assembly
Richland Quiet As Investigators Seek Bank Robbery Gang
Nationwide search continues for the two remaining members of the Richland bank robbery gang as the small town near the Douglas Shawnee line returns to normal. Police report Frank Clinton and Joe Werbert Hoskins are sought with a Texas license blue Cadillac likely involved. The third member, Andy Hess, was picked up in Topeka. Georgia Neese Clark Gray, former US Treasurer, and her husband run the Richland State Bank and discussed taking a vacation amid the ongoing case.
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Joe Werbert Hoskins
Texas
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Santa Fe plans 160 acre tract for Lawrence industrial boom
Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway reveals a 160 acre tract a mile northwest of Lawrence for possible multi firm development. Nelson says tract may be sold or leased at cost with rail facilities, grid platting if several firms locate, and potential to create 500 plus jobs with $20 million plus investment.
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Weather Outlook For Kansas Regions This Week
Fair conditions with occasional snow in the far northwest and extreme west to north central areas. Cold air remains entrenched with zero to 10 degree lows tonight and highs near 20 to the 20s on Tuesday. Strong winds and frigid conditions persist across the state with occasional snow showers in western sectors.
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