Dead-Tired TWA pilot quits New York to Cairo nonstop
Judd a New Haven native and Cairo resident attempted a nonstop flight from White Plains to Cairo in a Cessna, icing and fatigue forcing an aborted landing near Paris. He landed near Toussus le Noble after 14 hours 11 minutes aloft, greeted by wife Colette and their son Alan Patrick.
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Paris
William
Dude
White Plains
Cairo
Egypt
Duidelo Whycaroldt Trans
Aniines
Toussis- Ie-Noble
Colette
Alan Patrick
Rome
Bonn
New Haven
Kis Judd
Pline
Cpa
Bresise Ito
Coloie
TWA
Irft
Patis
Wean Werefal
Sons
Attending Classes at Leavenworth Prison Showcases Reform Efforts
Kansas University teachers have run a growing program at the Leavenworth federal penitentiary since 1954, offering eight college courses with about 150 inmates enrolled. The program emphasizes rigorous screening and daily checks, with classes 120 minutes weekly and inmate earnings funding tuition.
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Col Loge
Kansas University
Federal Penitentiary
Leas ¢Worth
Martin Chapman
Frank Stockton
Chapman
Phey
Japan and U S Agree to Boost Arms Spending
Japan and the United States reach an accord to increase defense spending and reduce costs tied to military purchases. The agreement references potential parliamentary follow up and ongoing consultations between officials and ambassadors.
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Japan
U.S
Marriage licenses issued in Saline County
Probate Court overturned a marriage license action as a Wichita woman, 38, died in a crash near the culvert on a Saturday. Police reported the victim as Mrs. Talla Mietorsy, with initial investigations continuing into the circumstances of the death and the marriage license records in question.
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Kus
Talla Mietorsy
LHS Debaters Take Second in Tourney With Nichols Best
Lawrence High School placed second in the Class AA state finals at Kansas State College as Manhattan won with 1st place in all but one debate. May Nichols of La Cene led with top speaker honors, while teammates Braven Coombs and Pippett aided the scoring.
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Lawrence
Kansas State College
Manhattan
May Nichols
Lacence
Nichols
John Braven
Alan Coombs
Raymond Pippett
Topeka
Victor Capper
Hutchinson
Newton
Pittsburg
Emporia -Great Bend
Russell
Jals
John Brown
Brown
Coombs Aan
Fredonia
Kenneth Boguy
Booby Reeves
Owen Kepley
Don Popejoy
Jack Wilson
David Wheeler
Betsy Hesser
Janice Hesser
Jana Ogden
Barbara Beal
P.C. Hesser
Haven
Buhler
Borne
Stafford
Abilene
Sr.Joseph
Shawnes
State to Let Contract for Syracuse Park and Lake
The Kansas Fish and Game Commission will let a Feb 15 contract for a state lake and park near Syracuse in western Kansas. The project aims for mid-summer completion with campgrounds picnic areas and boat docks developing in Hamilton County. The lake will be the 36th in the state system. Openings next fall include Montgomery County Lake between Independence and Coffeyville and Brown County Lake near Thawatha for fishing.
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PRATT
Kansas Forest'y, Fish and Game Commission
Syracuse
Kansas
Hamilton County
Kansas State Lake and Park
Montgomery County State Lake
Independence
Coffeyville
Brown County State Lake
Thawatha
Engineer Courses Open Feb 6 at Med Center
The spring graduate engineering courses begin February 6 at the Kansas University Medical Center in Kansas City. Enrollment runs 7:30 to 10 p.m. Thursday in the Medical Sciences Building. Courses cover electrical, mathematical, and related disciplines taught by KU faculty. about 90 students enrolled last year, a 3 percent rise.
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Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Univerity Graduate School
Medical Sciences
Medical Center
Kosalt
K Security
Four Year Old Boy Killed by TV Set Accident
In Minneapolis a 4-year-old boy, Gary Putnam, was electrocuted while watching television with his mother and half sister. Authorities say he touched the metal dial of the TV and a nearby radiator, with a short circuit sending current through his body.
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Minneapolis
Gary Putnam
Areld Putnam
Mrs Brandenburg Named Topeka Paperwomen Leader
Mrs William J Brandenburg, editor of WREN Topeka radio station, was elected president of the Kansas Newspaperwomen’s Assn at its final Sunday meeting in Topeka. Mrs J C Dennis of the Dodge City Globe was chosen vice president, with MeDji Boyd of Phillips Coin-Review as secretary and Miss Bertha Shore of Augusta Gazette as treasurer.
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Topeka
William Jrandenburg
Ofadio Station
WREN
Kansas ‘Spaperwomen's Assn
J.C. Denlous
Dodge City ‘Globe
MeDji Boyd
Phillips
Bertha Shore
Augusta Gazette
Enrollment Tonight for Local Adult Education at LHS
A four day enrollment opens this evening for the spring term of Adult Education at Lawrence Hipsh School. Enrollment runs 7:30 to 9:30 Monday through Thursday in the Adult Education office. The term runs Feb 6 to Apr 12 with classes on Monday Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
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LHS
Lawrence Hipsh School
PTA
E. J. Logs
Don
Lawrence
Bodle
John Weatherwax
Victor Capper
A. E. Daniels
Olin Jones
Clifford Breihaupt
William Hancock
John Garcia
Joan Vickers
Carl Hunzicker
Clifford Breithaupt
Alta Lonnecker
Cecile Myers
Clifton James
George Smith
Carl Hun- Zicker
PTA Clinic
Helan
William Cottle
Uesday
Max Stalcup
Mike Killian
Lee Sturgeon
Frank H
Turner and Baldwin 34 Plan Ble Print Reading for Trades
Unclear OCR shows Turner Baldwin 34 with Monday schedule items for electrical trades and sheet metal work. Mentions John J Abel, Sunfloser 4, and other names with prices. Includes scattered phrases about seminars, books, and theses with dates and amounts.
Morse Biases Natural Gas Action Sparks Senate Debate
Senator Morse argued there is no prospect for a presidential save on natural gas deregulation as the Senate opens a debate week. He noted the House passed a similar bill 209 to 203 and warned a veto could not be overridden without a two thirds majority. He urged voters to know who protects their interests and the White House’s resolve. Debate maneuvers aimed to limit time and force a showdown on amendments this week.
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Washington
Morese
Senate
House
Morse
White House
Baltimore Bus Strike Opens Quietly Across City
Baltimore's second transit strike in four years began without incident as AFL-CIO Transit Workers Union picketed car barns and the Baltimore Transit Co offices. Traffic snarls were milder than expected while many firms activated car pool plans. The union seeks 24 cents an hour raise from a base pay of $1.00, plus improved working conditions and pensions.
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Baltimore
Trailblazers battle whiteout near Little America V base
In a heavy Antarctic whiteout near Little America V on the Ross Ice Shelf, a ground party pins down an American reconnaissance caravan. The Weasel tractors and nine-ton loads are grounded, with a plan to reach an IGY base site for American scientists.
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America
Heen
Merle
Little America
Deenfreeso
Ross Ice Shelf
KPA Seis Policy On Public Rights
Policy notes outline KPA Seis stance on public rights and freedom within local governance. It references legal terms, organizational roles, and procedural expectations for transparency and accountability.
Three Western Kansas Towns Vie For Work Clothes Factory
The Cowden Manufacturing Co of Lexington Kentucky announced a labor survey in Russell Dothan Norton and McCook for a plant to produce work clothes. North Kansas investors pledged over 400 to assist building a factory costing about 225000 with a payback period around 16 years.
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Kansas
Russell
Kansas Cities
Ainek Tyakelan
Cowden
Homicide Case Baffles Investigators
Nod. oP investigators questioned relatives today in a continued effort to hear why William Bauer killed six family members with a shotgun and then took his own life. Moose County prosecutor John D. Cairns said the case initially appeared to be a homicide and suicide, though detectives pursued all angles.
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Parsippany - Troy
William Bauer
Moose County
D. Cailins
Cleveland Church Might Receive Money in Booth
A find of up to 8637 dollars in small bills hidden in a newspaper on a church bench at St. Boniface in Cleveland led a bystander to turn it in. Police will hold the money for claims, and if unclaimed it will go to the church.
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Cleveland Church
Booth
Cleveland Um Lt
Bo Anthony Vy
Mechior
St. Boniface's
HFC
HEC
Graham draws huge crowds in Kottayam rally finale
American evangelist Graham spoke before more than 100000 at the closing service of a five day visit in Kottayam. Spokesmen said nearly 390000 persons heard him in three services here.
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Kottayam
India
Graham
Tania
Spale
Kottasan
Parsons
False alarm at church sparks fire crew call
A motorist reported a glare of flames at an Episcopal Church on Sunday prompting a fire alarm. Firefighters found only a blaze confined to the fireplace, and no structure fire had occurred.
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Episcopal Church
Kansas 4-H Members Win Scholarships in State Program
Two Kansas 4-H members were awarded FLNC rollose scholarships amid a shuffled list of names and alternates for the series AISD IS WET Mini Ole. The announcement highlights participation from Valley Pats and Whe City figures, with details scattered across the readable text.
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Mashaitan Ff
Tay
Bastar Lave
Bester Elariner
Whe
FLNC
Rollose Scholarsh.p
Kre
Scaebistips
Uven
Meirane
Qs Nua
AISD
Caen Mead
Charles Darton
Valley Patls
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