Algeria insurgents face dwindling support as terrors mobilize
In Algiers the French revolt weakens under De Gaulle's push to restore order. Gen Gracieux orders Territorials and National Guardsmen to report in uniform, potentially collapsing insurgent defenses. Striking leaders defy De Gaulle while crowds thin and rain dampens pro rebel zeal.
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Pierre Lagaillarde
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M. Meningaud
Oran
Home Guard
Warm Weekend Forecast Lifts Local Snow Burden
Sunny skies and a warm weekend are forecast for the region boosting temperatures into the low 50s on Sunday. Tonight will drop to around 30 as daytime highs reach the low 30s with a Friday peak of 30 degrees. A trace of precipitation was recorded in the past 24 hours.
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Mercury
Kansas University
Polly Smith
Madison
Wis
Chi Omega
Journal-World Photo
Governor Battle Signals Fractured GOP Field
Topeka AP report notes little change in the governor’s race after behind the scenes moves by Republicans. Sen. Paul Wunsch Cong. Wint Smith and Gale Moss met but offered no formal announcements during the Kansas budget session ending Feb 12. John Anderson and Rep. William Addington are official candidates. Huck Boyd weighs a bid and Julian Zimmerman says he will not run.
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Paul Wunsch
Wint Smith
Gale Moss
Wunsch
Julian Zimmerman
Federal Housing Administration
McDill
Huck) Boyd
Phillipsburg
John Anderson
William Addington
Elkhart
Boyd
Board of Regents
Edward Arn
Zimmerman
Moss
Arn
Kansas Turnpike
Smith
Senate
Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Turns Warmer Weekend
Generally fair weather persists through Sunday in the northeast Kansas area with warmer temperatures tonight and Sunday. Low tonight near 30 degrees. high Sunday in the lower 60s. Hospital floral arrangements advertised by Alexander's Flowers V I 2 1320.
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Kansas
Alexander
Nazi Club Activity Surfaces in Kansas City High Schools
Police probe ties flare to synagogue bombing as Southeast High and East High report Nazi youth groups with members from National Socialist German Workers Party and Reich Nazi Youth. Juvenile names withheld. statements allege swastikas and calls to expel Jews and Negroes.
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Southeast High
East High
der Fuehrer
Missouri
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Reich Nordic Youth Club
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Three Youths in NYC Sentenced for Nazi Like Conduct
In New York City three youths Seth Ryan 21 Gilbert Demille 20 and Hugh Bruce 17 were sentenced to 90 days in the work house after pleading to dis orderly conduct for Nazi like actions during a Union Square Park rally.Witnesses said the trio strutted and shouted Heil Hitler taunting Rabbi Harold Marateck survivor of a Nazi camp who signed the complaint. Magistrate Vincent Rao called them anti Semitic and said the Swastika is a symbol of hate and they fight Communists.
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Seth Ryan
Gilbert Demille
Hugh Bruce
Union Square Park
Harold Marateck
Dine A Mite Sunday Special Prime Rib Advertisement
The notice advertises a Sunday Special offering choice prime rib of beef at Dine A Mite. It highlights a meat option likely with limited seating and a weekend dining deal. The ad emphasizes quality beef and a welcoming dining environment.
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Topeka Store Hit By Bandits Friday
Two bandits robbed Sutton's Food City in Topeka after hours securing about 30000 in cash and checks. They tied the manager Dale Sutton and two employees Ford Williams and Neil Brown in a back room. one man freed himself in about 20 minutes and alerted police.
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Topeka
Sutton
Food City
Dale Sutton
Ford Williams
Neil Brown
Castro Urges Denouncing Nonworkers in Cuba Speech
Prime Minister Fidel Castro urged Cubans to denounce people who refuse to work in Baracoa, saying many have never sweated and calling for a revolutionary conscience. The semi official Revolucion reported the remarks.
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Idel Castro
Revolucion
Appeals Court To Hear Chessman Case In 9th Circuit
San Francisco AP. Cary Chessman, on death row since 1948 for kidnapping robbery and sex crimes, petitions the Ninth Circuit after Judge Louis Goodman rejected his habeas corpus plea. Goodman noted Chessman may seek clemency from the California Supreme Court and Gov Brown, while declining any delay of execution.
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San Quentin
U.S. 9Th Court of Appeals
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U.S
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P Petiion
Goodman
California Supreme Court
Edmund G. Brown
California
State Supreme Court
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Gootman
Hunted Man Admits Killing Maud Smith Following Argument
The report notes the AEC could start nuclear tests on short notice if the moratorium ends. It highlights standby readiness in Nevada, a $7.4 billion plant and equipment investment since WWII, and a push for smaller rugged weapons and hydrogen bomb development at Livermore.
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Congress
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Eisenhower
Livermore
Calif
U.S
Soviets
Great Britain
Edward Doolan Jr Arrested in Miss Smith Slaying
Edward J Doolan Jr 32 confessed to Douglas County attorney Wes Norwood that he killed Maud Smith 68 in her Lawrence home after an argument over another woman. He said there was no robbery motive and described intimate relations with Smith.
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Herington
Kan
Edward J. Doolan Jr
Douglas County
Wes Norwood
Maud Smith
Lawrence
Doolan
Kansas University Buildings and Grounds
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Dean Stroda
Tommy Collier
Herrington
Norwood
Bowling Green
Smith
Ind. St
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Dale Chappell
Wayne Owens
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Colonial Hotel
Lawrence Group
Asian Flu Outbreak Fades But U.S. Turn Warned
Public Health Service says Asian flu pockets remain in 20+ states with vaccination urged. While outbreaks persist in Los Angeles Detroit and parts of Texas the rate is tapering and not spreading as in 1957. Several states reported isolation of the strain in late January and doctors note more severe cases and higher pneumonia rates in Texas and California.
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Illnesses Hit Lawrence Pupils Amid Midwinter Ailments
Public school officials report flu and colds still affect Lawrence schools with about 375 absences on Friday from a 5,560 enrollment. Peak two weeks earlier reached 735, with estimates of 16 mumps cases and some chicken pox at Sunset Hill. Pinckney shows the highest current absence rate at about 10 percent.
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Sunset Hill
Pinckney
Centennial School
Central Janiior High
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East Heights
Hillcrest
Lawrence High
McAllaster
New York
Schwepler
Woodlawn
Ohio State Medical Dean J H Upham Dies at 88
Dr. J H Upham aged 88 to whom Ohio State University's medical college named the dean emeritus title and who served as president of the American Medical Association in 1937 38 died Friday at his Columbus home.
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