Eden and Eisenhower Open Talks on Middle East Crisis
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Eden opened three days of White House talks on the Middle East crisis and anti-Soviet strategy. The luncheon meeting was attended by Secretary of State Dulles and British Foreign Secretary Lloyd, setting a broad agenda for cooperation and peace. Eden arrived from New York aboard the Queen Elizabeth and greeted at the airport by Dulles.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Eden
White House
Middle Est
State Dulles
Sebwyn Lloyd
National Airport
Columbine
New York
Dulles
Republicans Look for Ike Endorsement at Kansas Dinner
At the Kansas Day Club meeting in Topeka supporters hailed Eisenhower weighing a second term and aligning with his presidency. Pyle voiced belief Republicans can win by matching the president’s selfless devotion while Governor supporters and others elected officers and renewed leadership in the veterans organization.
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Cy Lees
Pyle
Kansas Day Club
Eisenhower
Brie
Sec
Walter McRey Jr
Independence
M. W. Reece
Gods
Send
Frank McGrew Jr
Topeka
Republican Veterans Organi Gation
W. micNeill
Syracuse
Fred Bramlage
Junction City
Hlurse Scholarships Pilfered by Cancer Unit
Twenty four nursing scholarships to be awarded this year by the Kansas Division of the American Cancer Becket, announced by Mrs. Carl Hunzicker. Scholarships are for 300 dollars each to cover books tuition and supplies for any accredited Kansas school. Applications due before March 10 with blanks available from Miss Electa Lesperger, 1026 Tenn. St., chairman of the scholarship committee.
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Sas
The
Electalesperger
Tenn. St
Rman
Kansas Traffic Deaths Reported in State Records
In the last 48 hours the State Accident Records Section lists traffic deaths across Kansas. Details cover locations and preliminary counts pending further verification.
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Ipeka
Kansas
Acci
Homer Ferguson Named To U S Military Court
President Eisenhower nominates Homer Ferguson former Michigan Republican and new ambassador to the Philippines for a one year term on the Court of Military Appeals. He would replace Judge Paul W. Brosman who died December 21.
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Washington CP
Honey Fereuson
Michigan
Philippines
Eisenhower Ye Day
Court of Military Appeals
Ferguson Weld
Paul W. Brosman
Hall Gets First Budget Actions in Kansas Legislature
The Kansas Legislature opens budget action with minor appropriation bills. A bill limiting forestry, fish and game commission spending to 1,360,396 from fee funds in the next fiscal year sparked a protest vote against acting director Dave Leahy. After debate Rep. Ferguson defended the issue, and a majority later passed the measure by 32 votes over the required 63. Leahy had offered resignation last year but stayed on as acting director after a 3-3 commission split on acceptance.
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Topeka
Kansas
Fred Hall
House
Dave Leahy
State Forrestry
Fish and Game
Forestry, Fish, and Game Commission
Preco
W. M. Ferguson
Wellington
Huse
Leahy
KU Announces Spring Enrollment Projections
Kansas University officials estimate total spring enrollment will range from 6,800 to 7,000 students with about 3,400 to 6,750 on the Lawrence campus and 680 at the Medical Center in Kansas City. Fall totals exceeded 8,000 overall, about 7,400 at Lawrence.
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Kansas University
Medical Center
Kansas City
Lawrence
Memorial Hospital Admits and Births Report
Memorial Hospital lists patients admitted including Ida Crawford Lecompton Hatuebell Swan Shirley Holderman and many others. Dismissals include Lawrence Van Guansbeek Roscoe Pine B Gage and Ruby Guenthner with baby, plus multiple births noted for Ida and James, Mary Jo Merrifield, and Marie Ames. James Ragan among 14 KU seniors commissioned as second lieutenants in the U.S. Army Reserve with reporting to Ft Belvoir.
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Ida Crawford
Oskaloosa
Hatuebell Swan
Lecompton
Shirley Holderman
Annie Sterling
Carlton
Gary Stewart
Sunflower
C. c. Schwartz
R. I. St
Gladys Tadlock
Baldwin
Geneva White
7Th St
Robert Lockwood
Ala
Betty Robleder
Hays
Dorothy Grabbe
H. A
Lawrence van Guansbeek
Vt. St
Roscoe Pine
Im B. Gage
Eudora
Ruby Guenther
Frank LaSoursiere
DeSoto
Hagar
McLouth
Alta Showalter
Kansas City
Frank Meredith
Olaf. Allen
W. 6Th St
Mary Jo Merrifield
Iowa St
Ragan
James Ragan
W. 16Th St
Kansas University
K.U
Engineers School
Ft. Belvoir
Democratic Senators Weigh Alternate Farm Proposals This Week
Democratic senators may offer substitutes to the Eisenhower Benson soil bank plan. Senator Anderson says he is preparing alternatives and will present ideas early this week. Senator Russell Gaillard discussed general farm legislation with co sponsors expected from George Gall and others. Chairman Ellender has set a deadline for proposals by tomorrow.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Benson
Sen
Anderson
D-Nm
Senate Agriculture Committee
Agriculure
Truman
Russell Id Gal Gaid
George D-Galle
Russell
Ellender
D-La
Lions Back March of Dimes Fund Drive Tonight
Lawrence Lions Club members will host a carry in supper at the 4 H Fairgrounds Home Economics Building to raise funds for the March of Dimes. Proceeds go to the polio fund and speaker Coach Charles Mather will discuss Kansas University football prospects.
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Lawrence Lions Club
March of Dimes
Charles V
Chuck) Mather
Kansas University
Mathers
Lawrence
Harold Allen
Kevin Jones
James Bee
Harold Keltz
William ‘Brent Jr
Cochairman
Baldwin
American Legion Auxiliary
Harold Ballew
Robert Charlton
County March For Dimes
Gertie Johnston
Lecompton Rebekah
Deaths and Funerals in Lecompton and Topeka Area
Mrs. Sarah Morris 92 died at her Route 1 home Saturday. She leaves two daughters, three sons, two sisters, two brothers, and many grandchildren. Funeral 2:30 Tuesday with Rev. Frank McClelland at Lecompton Cemetery. Mrs. Edith C. Miller 76 died in a Topeka hospital. Survived by daughter Ruth Baugh, brother Al Armstrong, three grandchildren, three great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Sarah Morris
Evansville
Ind
Lecompton
Sarah
Sanford
Clara Schaffer
Highland
Calif
Jay Morris
Wayne Morris
Detroit
Howard Morris
Susie Morse
Mary
Edith C. Miller
Topeka
Keith Ballgh
Goff
Kanwaka
Lawrence
Frank D. Miller
City Street Department
John White
Oak Hill Cemetery
Four cited in police court for drunkenness and bonds
Four persons appeared in police court this morning. Jamies D. Allen of Washington Kansas forfeited a 25 dollar bond for drunkenness. Jimmy Reed of Haskell received a suspended 10 day jail sentence for drunkenness. Edward T. Riling at 906 Mags. & J. forfeited 25 dollar bond for drunkenness. Kathryn Patee of Kansas City forfeited 25 dollar bond for drunkenness.
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Jamies D. Allen
Washington
Kas
Jimmy
Reed
Haskell
Edward T. Riling
Mags. &J
Kathryn “Pate Tee
Kansas ‘City
Snowdrifts ease after weekend blizzard across Kansas
Snow and freezing rain caused slippery highways across the state with hazardous spots in Southeast Kansas. A Sunday night collision on 45th Street damaged a vehicle and pole, while an early Sunday crash at 8th and Me streets injured two drivers from Olathe and Kansas City. City crews cleared major downtown streets, sanded intersections, and plowed sidewalks as university and county crews operated snow removal equipment. Roads looked less slick by noon as campus pathways were cleared and no campus accidents occurred in three major snow events.
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Ind
West Sixth
8Th
Joe F. Fasrhing
Route 2
Olathe
Louis Jo Copeland
Kansas City
Kansas
Joe Rice
Massachusetts
Sixth
Twenty-Third
Vermont
New Hampshire
Buck) Hodges
Kansas University Department of Building and Grounds
Santa Fe Plans Industrial Park Growth Near University Town
Santa Fe aims to develop a controlled industrial park near Kansas University in Lawrence. The project includes a brochure for prospects, a rail spur later, and relies on a near endless water supply. Officials credit the Turnpike route and Lawrence’s university to attracting industries and anticipate rapid action.
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Santa Fe
Chicago
Los Angeles
Nelson
Kansas Turnpike
Kansas City
E. R. Zook
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Kansas University
Zook
Chamber
Zook Today
Lawrence Industrial Development Corporation
A. B.weaver
M .S. Winter
George Lawrence
Dolph Simons
Richard Barber
Simon Hurwitz
M. N. Penny
Snow plows shift parking in Lawrence on Massachusetts Street
Lawrence motorists found diagonal bays easier to leave as snow was moved to street centers during night plowing. Slick streets left cars stuck Sunday night, with steep angles toward curbs and wide streets requiring high crowns. January moisture reached normal levels for first time in seven years, sparking weather speculation. Don Wilcox won $50 for Basketball Star in Topeka Authors Club contest. Kansas University parking permits due Thursday. Vinland district joins snow vacation as several schools close.
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Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Don Wilcox
Topeka
Wilcox
Kansas University
F.C. Jphog) Allen
Elizabeth Ebright
Baldwin
Washburn University
Douglas County
Sunflower
Askaloosa
Vinland
Chester
Big Springs
Valle Grove
Kansas City Market Report Grain and Livestock Slumps and Gains
Cattle and hogs show mixed moves with fed steers 16.00-20.00 and hogs steady to 2 higher. Wheat futures firm, corn and oats steady, soybeans around 2.40. Prices for lambs, sheep, and dairy products listed. regional quotes include No. 2 hard wheat around 2.15 and corn near 1.38.
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At. C. Elvestock
Kansas City
USDA
Richland Quiet Pieces Of Intruder Case Connected To Topeka Arraignment
Louis D. Young Jr., 26, Dallas, was to be arraigned today in Topeka on federal bank robbery charges after a ride from a highway south of Topeka. The fourth gang member Billy Gene Ross, 23, died in Richland from a gunshot as officers hunted remaining assailants. The Gray house robbery left the sleeping couple wounded and their Beagle Mamie alert. Officers searched Richland and Lawrence for additional suspects as the case unfolded.
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Topeka
Louis D. Young, Jr
Dallas
United States
George $8. Allen
Billy Gene Ross
Richland Street
Gray
Gray House
Mamie
Richland
Lawrence
Wall Street Edges Higher Amid Mixed Trading
Prides moved irregularly today in the New York stock market with a narrow outside swing. Trading was about 1.9 million shares, vs 1.95 million Friday. The best sectors were steels oils aircrafts coppers and utilities. Missouri Pacific preferred rose 6 percent to 114 after a Supreme Court ruling removed a barrier to its railroad reorganization in bankruptcy for about 22 years.
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Wall Street
Missouri Pacific
Supreme Court
Lawrence High Students Entertain Rotary Club
Lawrence High School music program directed by Wayne Nelson featured 29 students in piano, vocal, and clarinet performances. Performers included Sandra Harding Anna Spurgeon Lloyd Erickson Bill Wright Stanley McNish Tom Dixon Karl Garrett and a girls ensemble. Dean Thomas Gorton arranged the program. A Sigel School District patrons meeting at 8 PM aims to discuss consolidation with nearby districts.
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Lawrence High School
Wayne Nelson
Lawrence
Sandra Harding
Karl Garrett
Miss Harding
Mr. Nelson
Dean Thomas Gorton
K.U. School of Fine Arts
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