Allies Discussing Iraqi Recognition
London officials said Britain and the United States favor some form of recognition for Iraq’s revolutionary regime while Turkey Iran and Pakistan oppose. Washington and London see possible West friendly relations as Baghdad Pact leaders meet next week with Dulles attending. The regime averse to the pact remains noncommittal on formal membership.
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London
Britain
United States
Washington
Turkey
Iran
Pakistan
Stat Dulles
Nasser
United Arab
Baghdad
Baldwin Notices and Visits Paint Busy Week in Town
Baldwin residents hosted and traveled as Allan and Mrs Daugherty visited the ice cream social hosted by Masonic groups. Visitors include Miss Elizabeth East and Miss Mary Balch in Baldwin, and families attending church, camp, and leadership programs across Ottawa and Topeka.
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Allan Daugherty
Topeka
Baldwin
Paul Wolf
Paul Jr
New York City
Frank E. Wolf
Dodge City
W. D. Lude
Leavenworth
William Cassell
Clarence Ciordon
Charles Gordon
Laurie
Glendora
Calif
Rutland
Elizabeth East
Long Beach
Mary Balch
Tucson
Ariz
William Balch
J. &. Metta
Dennis Daugherty
Kansas City
Betty B. Hillis
G. Carl. Ellis
Cameron, Mo
Bill Belden
First Methodist
New Orleans
America
Andrew
Baker
Thomas
St. Joseph
Coole
St. St
Howard Haynes
Emmet Brown
el Dorado
Francis Gy Yeoman
Wichita
Ottawa
Marilyn , Puckett
Sandra Williams
Mike Schum
Donna de Graffenreid
Bob Ford
Miss Trevally
Mt. Sequoyah
Fayetteville
Ark
Woole
Earl Whitley
Daugter
Diane
Henry J. Krohn
Monterey
Furst Methodist Church
Lee
Washington High School
Kas
Miss Whitley
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Bethany Hospital
Harold W. Sleeper
Lawrence
Tokyo Black Market Raid Seizes $30,000 In Goods
Tokyo officials plus police and customs raided Tolso's downtown black market known as the Leno PX. They confiscated six truckloads of televisions, refrigerators, washing machines, golf clubs, cameras, watches and 150 cases of U.S. canned goods worth about $30,000. No arrests were reported and items may be auctioned at the customs warehouse.
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Tokyo
Tolso
U.S
Leno PX
U.S. Post Exchange
Cusoms
Bubble and toil and trouble in small town tale
Two novice distillers were caught hovering over a bubbling still heated on a hot plate. Juvenile officer Roy Snyder said the culprits were 12 and 13 years old and claimed they were just experimenting. The scene showed signs of expert workmanship according to Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Wash
Roy’ Snyder
Snyder
Reed Calls For Study Of Kansas Civil Service System
AP reports Republican candidate Clyde Reed urged a comprehensive overhaul of Kansas Civil Service to improve security and purpose for state workers. He cited 780 job classifications, many with a single employee or few, high turnover costs, and said a legislative study could reduce waste and stabilize pay while preserving quality.
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Topaka
Apy
Clyde Ree
Kansas
Reed
125 Participating In Police Program At Kansas University
About 125 enrollees begin participation Monday in the ith annual Kansas Peace Officers Training School running through Saturday at Kansas University. Sponsored by the Kansas Peace Officers Association and KU Extension, the program offers three concurrent courses in basic police work, police science, and traffic. Noted speakers include Kansas Attorney General John Anderson, James M. Reinhardt from Nebraska, John Hazelet of Lawrence, and Charles C. Scott from Kansas City among 47 instructors discussing evidence handling, ballistics, laws, psychology, and recording techniques.
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Ith
Kansas Peace Officers Training School
Kansas University
Schoool
Kansas Peace Officers Association
KU Extension
John Anderson
Kansas
Richard Frederick
Northwestern Uiversity
Traffic Institute
Hvanston
John Hazelet
Lawrence
Ernest A. Hirsch
Child Psychiatry Service
Menninger Foundation
Topeka
Sol J. Littman
Anti-Defamation League
Omaha
Neh
James M. Reinhardt
Nebraska Univers Hubert
MH. Raney
UW $ Bureau of Prisons
Ll Reno
Okla
Logan H. Sanford
Kansas Bureau of Inverstigation
Charles C. Scott
Kansas City
Senate push to extend reciprocal trade program gains support
Senate supporters of reciprocal trade aim to defeat a move to curb President Eisenhower's authority over trade. They hope to pass a bill tonight extending the 24 year old program and defer harsher liberal terms to a conference committee, despite a House vote aligning with Eisenhower's request.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Senate House
Senate Finance
House
Debate on Right to Work Set for WHB Night Beat
Courtney Gene Courtney of Lawrence will debate AFL CIO vice president W J Yount from Kansas City at 7 19 p m Wednesday on WHB radio. Lee Vogel will host and after the debate they will answer calls on the Right to Work topic.
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Gene Courtney
Lawrence
Kansas
W. J
Jim) Yount
Afl-Cio
Kansas City
WHB Radio
Lee Vogel
Courtney
Yount
Math Whiz Released From Army for Research Duties
Pvt Limnast Shult, once assigned to clerical duties at Aberdeen Proving Ground, was granted a special discharge to join Southern Illinois University for mathematical research. The transfer followed faculty support at the university and Shult’s prior service in the Army’s chemical and biological sections.
Father Embezzles Funds From Daughter Injury Ward
In Wichita in 1957 Mary Murphy was badly injured when a Gar lrain collision killed her husband and infant son. Her father Joe Morris, appointed guardian for the then 14 year old, collected insurance and railroad damages totaling over 11 000. Morris allegedly withdrew funds from the guardian account and four warrants accuse him of embezzlement as medical bills remained unpaid.
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Wiciata
Mary Murphy
Wichita
Joe
Morris
Sedawick
Guardian
Leaves Cancelled for Marines on Coast
Camp Penderton Calif AP All but emergency leaves canceled for the 17 000 officers and men of the 1st Marine Division due to Middle East crisis The 1st Marine Air Wing at Tl Toro Marine Corps Air Station Santa Ana restricts liberty to 90 miles instead of 150 Camp Pendleton spokesman said the division remains ready for possible orders to move Women in domestic service share since World War II below 10 percent.
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Camp Penderton
Calif
1St Marine Division
Middle East
Aries
1Vd
Marine Air
Vienna Radio Panic Report From Fragmentary Text
An unreadable OCR fragment describes a Vienna related incident with references to radio stoppage, navy and bombing mentions, and transit notes. The garbled content lacks clear dates or participants but hints at a wartime or emergency scenario with authorities responding.
U S Beauty Group To Be Cutto 15 Today
An OCR readout reports preparations for a Miss United States pageant with 79 contestants and rehearsals at a coastal venue. The piece notes a finale prize and state participation as organizers finalize schedules.
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U.S
Holg Beach
Alt
United States
Lepirh
Hi Jules
Tomuthes Promaan
Vastumes
Tieie
Oadeine
Farm Agency Warns Misinformation Hinders Gains
Washington officials warn that misinformation among farmers and the public blocks progress in farm programs. The article notes political divides, calls for better public understanding, and cites Canada’s price support for hops as a contrast to the U S lacking a farm price grant.
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Washington
Ayayer
Saul Tos Tone
Ghana
Parents-To-Be in Last Laugh Over Bird Visit
Mrs. John Stehman awaiting a October baby watched a long legged bird perch on her roof for hours. A crow swooped and teased the couple about the stork before police captured the bird, later identified as a wild crane.
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John Stehman
Area Demos Plan Jack Harris Event
Democratic committees of Panaklin and Douglas counties sponsor a dinner for Lawrence Harris, candidate for Congress. The event at Gaynor Lake north of Oltawar on Maghway 58 features entertainment and rides for children. Tickets available from Douglas County candidates or the Lawrence Demin carla Headquarters.
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Cstral
Panaklin
Douglas
Hadar
Lawrence Jack Harris
Congress
Gaynor Lake
Oltawar
Maghway
Doulas
Insinne
Lawrence Demincarla
RU Faculty Appointments Named for New Year
The university outlines two faculty appointments with Greg Xr Michi named as assistant professor of Yniesi history and literature, and Martha Sqiev aes uestoutor joining Piatt ty the Katinas Toirversity Vane Aris Sy lined. The piece notes sabbatical plans for Dr Miltoneoterabaralt and fellowships to Vienna and Australia, with Paul Michael and others joining from Adolphus College and Berea College connections. It also references Patishina State University conferring degrees in 1940 and ongoing graduate work.
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Greg Xr Michi
Yniesi
Martha Sqiev
Piatt
Katinas
Aris
S Peatel
Miltoneoterabaralt
Leavie
Steeibaarall
Earbrieht
Ane Ciyypearheim
Vienne
Austrra
Paul Michael
Nat
Toushivus Adolphus College
Minnesota
Daddy
Obrmiaie Depres
Mastin
Idaho University
Gherlin College
Misa Stacy
Dallas
Tew
Berea College
Kentucky
Patishina State
Devien Lachlan
Iinede
Holston University appoints new faculty member
Holston University fills a teaching post after the resignation of Billie Rae Worthington who married E Arthur Keon, an instructor in speech and clean. The new appointee joins Teachers' Calle of Columbia University.
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Holston University
Calle
Columbia University
Vierant
Billie Rae Worthington
E. Arthur Keon
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Harvey Booth
Crossman
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Nelson P. Horn
Horn
Doris Peterson
Governor's Council On
Edward Greenwood
Menninger Clinic
Evangeline Chapter
Eastern Star
Job's Daughters
Masonic Lodge
Masonic Temple
High St
Pat Beedles
Helen Carnahan
San Francisco
Wilma
Brown
National Fellowship of Methodist Musicians
Raymond D. Couser
Stillwell
Couser
Dean Benjamin A. Gessner
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Wondell
St. Kaldss
Mars Clark
Yeerden
Army
Fd Dyuseand
Dark Cobinderren
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Pena
Anni
Perso
Balpes Wood
Magtien Herpherl Mootenes
Chrysler Corp
Lawrence, Kansas
Vienna
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Pohiee
Ain
Mosser-Wolf
Farm Agency
Benson
Canada
Chicaga
Jack Harris
Lawrence Tire Co
Challis, Shaffer
Lew Ba
Geri Dem
Bobbie
Allen Delur Lew
Green Bros
Aleady
Phillip
Staten
Alunite Merchandine
Ralea
Poate Ferkeal
Jules Hannodiight
Rapid Transit Oil CO
Lawrence's
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Drennon
Potter's
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Fritzel
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