Wide floods and storms lash several states in wintry outbreak
Severe weather swept the Midwest and Ohio Valley with heavy rain hail and thunder across Kentucky Indiana Ohio West Virginia and Pennsylvania. Flood threats rose as the Ohio River rose near flood stage at Wheeling and Pittsburgh with crests forecast. Twelve Wabash residents evacuated as rivers overflowed while a tornado clip near the Tennessee Kentucky line injured three. Strong north winds and Arctic air moved into Minnesota Iowa and Kansas as temps fell and snow began in parts of the Northeast.
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Kentucky
West Virginia
Iniana
Pennsylvania
Meade County
Tennessee-Kentucky
Nashville
Ohio Valley
Central
Appalachians
New England
New York State
Wheeling
Huntington
W. Va
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Indiana
Wabash
Green Band plan to sow seeds worldwide
Patty Gardenseed, a self-styled one-man Marshal Plan, sails to plant a global seed aid network to offset perceived Red influence. He cites feeding malnourished children in Korea and has distributed over half a million seed packs in world ports, praising seeds as self-help.
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Patty Gardenseed
Angeles
Patty
Westsylvania Methodist Church Program And Choir Notices
A fragmented church schedule lists morning worship at 10 45 with a sermon by Rev Talech and anthem God Save the World. Junior choir rehearsal at 4 30 p m and 6 00 p m youth groups with various meetings. midweek choir rehearsals and Explorer Post events noted at Foster Room. Rev Lloyd Snodgrass listed as minister.
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Ne ‘Rodolph
C.talach
Alalater
A Bates
Trudenis
Reginald Strait
Maurice Clarkson
Dwight Mete
Re Talech
God
Foster Room
the Westsyan
Methodist” Church
Mth
Ala
Lloyd
Snodgrass, Nainister
Lola Puderhs
Tore Hin
Ignator” “Caren
Wella Reguer
No Change in Cambodia Amid Abdication Rumors
Fragmentary report notes possible shifts in Cambodian leadership tied to abdication rumors regarding Sihanouk and Suramarit. Ambiguity surrounds France's influence and the domestic reaction as political figures maneuver.
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Cambodia
Sihanouk
France
Denver Ad Club Guests To Get Uranium Stocks
Denver Ad Club planned to gift guest speakers with uranium stock souvenirs. The club bought Colorado uranium company shares at 3 cents each, and when the first guest arrived Charles Collier of San Francisco received shares valued at 10 cents each, reflecting a sharp rise.
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Denver Ad Club
Denver
Colorado
Uramann Tren Erred Tranium Co
Charles Collier
San Francisco
Advertising Assn
West
Recruit Goes All Out for Army Duty in One Day
A 19 or 20 year old volunteer, Robert Noreen, joined the Army for five hours by taking part in retreat and flag lowering, sharing a meal with GIs, washing dishes, and even seeing the Midwest premiere of The Long Gray Line with Lt. Gen. Hobart R. Gay. He had written offering to help the Army, and Gen. Gay turned it into a full day of duties and a movie outing.
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Chicago
Robert Noreen
Sth Army
Hobart R. Gay
Gay
Robert
Gen. Gay
Midwest
West Point
Opposed to Ultimatum for Airmen by Senator George
Senator George of Georgia opposes any deadline or ultimatum to Red China to release 15 imprisoned airmen held since the Korean War. Republican Knowland urges action if not freed by April. George says no fixed date and favors United Nations action if releases do not occur.
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Sen
George
D-Ga
Red China
Knowland
California
GOP
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.N
New Oil Production Marks In Kansas Week
Associated Press reports strong production in Kansas oil and gas fields with 90 new well starts and 79 completions. Oil wells total 35 yielding 12 851 barrels daily. 6 gas wells at 0 313 000 cubic feet daily. 33 dry holes and 4 abandoned locations. State tests show 32 oil wells for 16 401 barrels daily and 5 gas wells at 9 422 000 cubic feet daily in the week ended Friday.
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Associated Press
Kansas Oil and Gas
Conservation Division
Bulganin Seeks Fresh Ties With Swedish Envoy
Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin met Swedish Ambassador Rolf Sohlman in Moscow as part of a new effort to open direct contact between Russia's leadership and the foreign diplomatic corps. Sohlman, dean of the corps, arranged the meeting, signaling a broader move likely to be emulated by other diplomats.
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Nikolai Bulganin
Rolf Sohlman
Russia
Sohlman
Stalin Jand Marenkov
Madame Chiang Kai-shek Celebrates 54th Birthday
Madame Chiang Kai-shek of Nationalist China marks her 54th birthday in Taipei. Women from various walks of life sign a congratulatory scroll in her honor.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Wives and Children of U.N. Observers Evacuated in Gaza
Wives and children of U.N. observers in Gaza were evacuated for safety as tensions rose after a deadly clash that left 39 dead. About 20 relatives remain under Egyptian army guard while refugees rioted, burning U N W R A depots and attacking U N truce facilities.
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Gaza
Palestine
Deir el Ballah
U.N. Workers and Relief Agency
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Army to Rebuild Armored 3rd Division at Fort Knox
The Army will return the World War I era 3rd Armored Division to full strength, converting from a skeleton training unit at Fort Knox Kentucky. When completed the division will include about 14 500 men and nearly 350 tanks, joining the 1st and 4th armored divisions at Fort Hood and in Germany. The 3rd will finish training by June 30 and reach top strength by September.
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Tex
Germany
Ft. Knox
Gerstenberger family attends nursing cap ceremony in Topeka
Eudora residents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gerstenberger and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gerstenberger traveled to Topeka for the Stormont Vail School of Nursing cap ceremony in MacVicar Chapel Washburn University where Sylvia Gerstenberger daughter of the couple was capped. A reception followed in the Student Union Building. Local visits include Mrs. Sam Neis Sr. returning home from Memorial Hospital.
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Homer Gerstenberger
Topeka
Stormont-Vail School of Nursing
MacVicar Chapel
Washburn University
Sylvia Gerstenberger
Student Union
Andeir
Sam Neis Sr
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Eudora
John Koch
Blue Springs
George Gerstenberger
Builders
St. Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church
Wayne Gerstenberger
Kansas University
David Hansen
VonAnchen
J. R. O'Connor
Gardner
Harold Daugherty
Soviet Aims Behind New London Propaganda Drive
A Moscow unveiled campaign by the Soviet Union aims to sow suspicions in the United States about sharing nuclear secrets with Britain. The public debut of physicist Pontecorvo follows his 1950 disappearance from Harwell, seen as a possible Soviet clerical bid to disrupt Anglo American nuclear talks. Fuchs, a jailed spy, is noted as a major Western threat, while Britain’s Harold Macmillan hopes Pontecorvo’s appearance won’t derail discussions on atomic cooperation.
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London
Britain
Moscow
Pontecorvo
British Atomic Research Center
Harwell
Swill
William Femeys
United States
Pontecorve
Harold MacMillan
Eudora United Church Women World Day Service Report
The Eudora Unit of United Church Women met at Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church for World Day of Prayer. The meeting included a piano prelude by Mrs Howard Wilson, prayers led by President Mrs John O Berge, and a program noting changes to the unit’s year. Members listed include Mrs Harold Boehle and Mrs Joe Strobel with Rev Jacob Nelson speaking on prayer. Activities covered youth groups, membership training, and plans for a summer band. Founders Day at the Eudora PTA featured a cooperation skit with church, school and home reps and a Founders Day program led by Mrs Jessie Jones and Mrs Ray Miller. A birth notice: Mr and Mrs Don West announce a son born February 16 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Betty Rose Broers is the mother.
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Abel
Robert Komer
Sarah Abel
Otto Abel
Eudora
United: Church
Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church
Howard Wilson
John O'Berge
State Council
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Harold Boehle
Joe Strobel
O. E. Westerhouse
Oscar Broers
Gideon Neis
Homer Clark
Walter Gerstenberger
John O’berge
Harold Gabriel
Delmar Spitzli
Ralph Schmidt
Jacob Nelson
David Ellsworth
Lloyd Clements
Verlin Parsons
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Eudora Pta
Jessie Jones
Ray Miller
Stanley Pishny
Everett Wotan
William, Gott
Tom. Akin
Dorothy Kazmaier
Lawson
Arden
Ott
Alvin Gabriel
Hutching
Fea
Don West
St. Lawrence
Lawrence Memoria Hospital
Two Service Vets in Picture As Jay Gridders Open Drills
Two returning service veterans Don Feller and Don Clement join Kansas University football backfield as spring drills begin under Chuck Mather. Feller shifts to fullback. Clement moves to left half. The session runs to April 16 with the Alumni game, amid expected battles for starting roles and a large letterman turnout.
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Don Feller
Don Clement
K. U
Jayhawkers
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Feller
Clement
Bud Laughlin
John Anderson
John Handley
Bob Brandeberry
John Konek
Hal Cleavinger
el Doradoan
Kansas State
Feiler
al Stevenson
Iowa State
Cyclones
Jerry Baker
Max Adams
Dave Preston
Joe Held
Ralph Moody
S.M.U
Handley
John Francisco
Marvin Moles
Kansas Cillan
Mather
Vejar Edges Graham In Tough Madison Square Garden Fight
Billy Vejar, 23, battles 32-year-old Graham over 10 rounds at Madison Square Garden. Judges score close 54-51, 54-51 for Vejar. AP card had Vejar ahead 6-3-1. Vejar fights with energy and a pesky attack, while Graham cites inactivity after long layoff.
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Sugar Ray Robinson
Kid Gavilan
Paddy DeMarco
Roland LaStarza
Billy Graham
Chico Vejar
Graham
Madison Square Garden
New Yorker
Jack Gordon
Bert Grant
Vejar
al Bert
Billy
Furgol and Barber Lead Baton Rouge Open After 36 Holes
In Baton Rouge Ly, veteran golfers Furgol and Jerry Barber held a two stroke lead entering the third round of the $12,500 Baton Rouge Open. Furgol, a power hitter from Lermant Al, and Barber of Los Angeles were tied at 1345 after 36 holes. Separate note reports 2,200 lives lost in US last year in five year low.
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Baton Rouge, Ly
M- Marty
Furgol
Jerry Barber
Lermant
Barber
Los Angeles
Vatican City Across and Down Puzzle Snags Readers
A partially legible crossword style puzzle lists Across and Down clues about Vatican City and related terms. The garbled OCR reads entries like Roman Catholic church, Vatican environs, and various dictionary clues, hinting at a themed word grid with religious and Italian references.
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Vatican City
Rome
Kansas Missouri clash headlines busy Big Seven day
Kansas at Missouri dominates a slate of Big Seven games as Kansas State and Colorado eye final standings. Nebraska could claim third with Boulder win, while Colorado seeks best league record this season.
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Kansas
Missouri
Kansas City
Colorado
Nebraska
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Lawrence
Boulder
Colo
Cornhuskers
Kansas State
Buffs
Kansas State Oage
Buffaloes
Tigers
Towa State
32 Team NAIA Cage Field To Get Pairings Tonight
The 32 team National Intercollegiate basketball tournament field is complete for the opening Monday in Kansas City. Pending NAIA certification, Missouri, Texas Southern, and New Haven Teachers won district playoffs last night. Other entrants include Southeastern Oklahoma, Southwestern Kansas, and Arkansas Tech. First round pairings will be announced tonight.
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Kansas City
Pendins
NAIA
Texas Southern
New Haven
Conn
Southeastern
Okla
Southwestern
Kan
Arkansas Tech
Smith Berg Take Lead For Jacksonville Meet
Mari lyn Smith and Patty Berg led the Jacksonville Women's Open after opening rounds, each shooting 71 at Hyde Park. Jackie Pung was one back at par 72, while Smith wore No 13 as a LPGA identifier and carried a rabbit's foot for luck. Campaign chiefs named for Greek Organizations party set slate march 15.
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Fla
Marilyn Smith
Patty Berg
Hyde Park
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Miss Berg
Jackie Pung
Honolulu
Caroyn Boyd
Kansas City
John Nangle
Burlington
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