U S Aid Sought to Create Suez Control Board
London reports say Washington seeks an international board with Soviet representation to oversee the Suez Canal and ensure freedom of passage for ships of all nations. The plan, aimed at countering Nasser's seizure, would recognize Egypt's nationalization while guaranteeing canal use. Eden told Parliament Britain would limit exports of war materiel.
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Egypt Guards Hold Suez Zone Camps in Port Said
Twenty thousand Egyptian National Guardsmen occupy camps in Port Said Ismailia and Suez nations three main cities. The guards were once combatants against the British in the Seuz Canal zone and now form the zone’s apparent total guard strength. News from Downing Street notes exports of war materials to Egypt have been halted. The world powers meet in London to discuss Suez, with a plan to place Egypt and Russia on a proposed Suez control board and to share canal revenue.
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Russia
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Far East
McKeon Defense Defeated in Bid
In Parris Island the court martial of Marine Sgt. Matthew C. McKeon denied the defense motion for a directed verdict of not guilty. Prosecutor Maj. Charles Sevier argued McKeon was culpably negligent during the Ribbon Creek incident that led to six drownings. The high-stakes trial moves toward verdict as evidence and closing arguments continue.
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Fiery Tank Farm Blast Kills Nineteen At Dumas Texas
A petroleum tank farm explosion at Shamrock Oil and Gas Corp in Dumas Texas killed nineteen men and burned thirty one others. Fifteen died instantly as fire swept four tanks. four more died later. Hospitalized burn injuries numbered thirty one, with seven still listed as serious. The blast shattered nearby tents and a railroad bridge, while spectators fled the flames.
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Texas
Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp
Bill Lask
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Bob Bower
Shamrock
Moore County Memorial Hospital
Texas Panhandle
Tractor Fatality Near Ottawa Kansas Reported
Frederick M. Hafer, a TI, was found dead Saturday beside his tractor which had apparently run over him authorities reported. Odd Williams for St. Representative Polit Ady.
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Stassen Granted Month Leave by Eisenhower in 1952
Harold E Stassen received a one month leave of absence from President Eisenhower to pursue political activities. White House aide Murray Snyder said Stassen sought the leave at a morning meeting and Eisenhower approved it. The move is tied to Stassens bid for the GOP vice presidential nomination with Gov Christian Herter of Massachusetts.
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GOP
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Maasschunetts
Murray Snyder
White House
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Ebenhower
Civil Rights Becomes GOP Platform Focus
Washington Senator Bush says the Republican National Convention will adopt a strong civil rights plank based on Eisenhower era proposals. Senator Smith agrees the party will use vigorous civil rights language while considering how specific to endorse the Supreme Court ruling on school desegregation.
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Talent swap likely with Russians
Moscow showman Billy Rose says the Soviet Union has agreed in principle to send 500 Russian entertainers to the United States and let 500 American entertainers come here next year. A draft agreement was started by Georgi Orvid deputy minister of culture. It envisions exchange tours of four Russian and four American troupes during 1957 after New Year’s Eve premiere performances in New York and Moscow.
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Billy Rose
Soviet Union
United States
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Georgi Orvid
New York
Tragedy on Mt Hood as Teen Climbers Fall Down Crevasse
A group of youths roped for safety slipped in a crevasse on Mt Hood near Timberline Lodge Oregon. One girl Lynn Kaufman 16 of Lancaster Nebraska died of suffocation and 18 others were injured including several gravely. One climber Tom Pfau 35 of Salem assisted others and sought help amid sulphur fumes. Tour leaders Ronald Heinrich 23 Clear Lake Iowa and Patricia Gaffney New York linked with Carl Schnoor Portland to lead the party that included eight youths from each group.
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Silcox
Crater Rock
Lynn Kaufman
Larcchmont
Matthew Mirkovich
Los Angeles
Tom Pfau
Salem
Ore
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Clear Lake
Iowa
Heinrich
Patricia Gaffney
New York
San Francisco
Yosemite
Carl Schnoor
Portland
Local Area Forecast Says Light Rain Possible Tonight
The weatherman predicts cooler conditions in Lawrence and Douglas County with a chance of light rain over the next few days. Five day outlook shows near normal highs in the 90s and night lows in the 70s, easing the heat wave state wide. A Sunday shower cooled conditions, with 102 Saturday high and 95 Sunday peak, scattered brief rains, and cooler nights around 71 to 72. Thunder showers may return late today and Tuesday, with Liberal area reporting 1.47 inches Sunday while other locations saw less.
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Douglas County
Liberal
Aluminum Industry And Union Eager To Agree
A potential nationwide aluminum strike looms as United Steelworkers of America and major producers approach contract expirations at Aluminum Company of America and Reynolds Aluminum. Both sides reportedly seek an agreement to avert a shutdown, following a steel industry settlement that ended a 650,000-strong walkout.
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America
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Reynolds Aluminum Co
K U Visitor Recalls Escape From Ocean Liner Collision
Heinrich Schneider a 2 year old Viennese Fulbright student arriving for Kansas University orientation described the Andrea Doria collision. He recalled listing decks, lifeboat transfer to the Isle de France and rescuers aiding passengers as the ship sank.
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Harry Elliott
Heinrich Schneider
United States
Andrea Doria
Nixon deemed weak for world needs by ADA report
The ADA criticized Vice President Nixon in a 24 page pamphlet calling Nixon’s record full of limitations and weaknesses. It predicts a “dark and dangerous pamphlet” if he is renominated and notes Stassen’s push to replace him with Governor Herter. Eisenhower favors an open convention with factors to decide a running mate.
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Americans For Democratic Action
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Christian A. Herter
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Herter
GOP
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Andrea Doria Logs Salvaged by Master After Sinking
New York reports say Andrea Doria logs were salvaged by Capt Pyar Calamal, the ship's master, after the collision with the Swedish liner Stockholm. The crash left 36 unaccounted and two dead, with 700 passengers and crew saved. Captain La Belle questioned the Stockholm’s course, noting reports placing it off Namucket.
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Nixon Says Party Isn’t Harmed Despite Stages of Debate
Vice President Nixon told reporters that the GOP remains strong and the party is not hurt by discussions and public debate. He dismissed claims of harm from internal stage efforts and defended the party’s resilience.
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Local Students Receive Awards In Camp At KU
Two Davis County students were among the outstanding campers named Sunday night to Dean Thomas Gorton of the Kansas University School of Fine Arts at the final concert of the 19th annual MMWweetert Music and Art Camp. Recipients include Tove Malicks and Tharry Crate for theater civics and other divisions, with awards and scholarships noted.
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Thomas Gorton
Kansas University School of Fine Arts
Twe
Tove Malicks
Menon
New K A Dean Brings 24 Hour Job Ethic To Ohio Campus
M i i oxfod ohio many interests but not so they detract new k a dean lives her job m i emily taylor comes from miami university where she was associate dean of women for three years she plans to start in lawrence this week the job she deems an interest not merely duty she is a native of degray ohio and will lead women's counseling at kansas university with national panhellenic ties and a long record in student affairs.
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Miss Taylor
Lawrence
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Hamilton
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Weather five day forecast for Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma
Forecast covers Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma with above normal temperatures in most areas and highs ranging from the upper 80s to mid 90s. Expect cloudiness and scattered thunder showers especially in north central regions with cooler conditions moving in by Tuesday.
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