Israel Begins Move Out of Egypt Today
Premier David Ben-Gurion won overwhelming confidence votes as Israel starts pulling out of the Gaza Strip and Aqaba Gulf area. He pledged peace if the United States and other powers honor promises. Arab disturbances and doubt over a DNA emergency Force halted materiel flow briefly before resuming.
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Aqaba Gulf
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United States
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Iraqi Petroleum Co
Syria
Jash
Mediterranean
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Vuoon, Works and Relief Agency
Ell. M. Burns
Moshe Dayan
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House to Speed the Plan Right To White House
Congressional action rushes Eisenhower Middle East resolution through the House and Senate with bipartisan support. The measure threatens Soviet aggression while authorizing up to 200 million dollars in aid and broad presidential leeway. The Senate vote 72 to 19 followed House passage earlier in January, as White House officials praised the outcome and McCormack signaled possible acceptance of the Senate version.
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United States
Docking Money Program Faces Senate Vote
Gov George Docking seeks a 20.4 million dollar revenue package to ease a fiscal crisis. Senate votes split with two top Republican leaders backing the plan while others oppose residue elimination and higher local taxes. House fate remains uncertain as critics warn of deficits and delayed revenue.
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Paul Winsel Or-Kingmars
Howard Immel
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Iminel Calles Docking
Dangerous Roads Reported Ahead Of Kansas Game
A snowstorm moved across Kansas delaying travel to Manhattan for the Kansas versus Kansas State game. Western areas reported two to four inches of snow with blowing conditions. eastern Kansas noted lighter amounts. Snow should end tonight with clearing skies. temperatures later Thursday in the 20s, with a cooler daytime high.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
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Journal-World Photo
Captain Hansard Survives Turbulent DCT Landing
Captain L. Hansard of Smithfield Texas narrowly escaped injury after a four engine DCT from American Airlines suffered a left outboard propeller failure. The plane at 14 000 feet and 435 mph tore a six foot hole in the cabin roof. Passenger injuries were minimal but the craft diverted to Memphis where crew and passengers received a relieved ovation.
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Fenn
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Smithfield
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Pride
American Airlines
Chiropractor wounded in acid attack linked to bribery probe
Dr. Robert E. McMeans Jr. suffered eye injuries when a back door bottle of acid shattered near his Conroe office. Texas Rep. James E. Cox faced bribery charges over a bill to ban naturopathic medicine and resigned after indictment. Cox expressed concern for his family and said he knew of no direct link to the attack.
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Kansas State Collide In Cage Classic Tonight
Unclear OCR text describes a basketball game between Kansas and Kansas State, set for 7:20 tonight in Manhattan. Weather and travel issues are noted, with local radio networks WRIEN KU and B-State Sports mentioning broadcast plans amid statewide travel advisories.
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Raeile
WRIEN
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City Considers Limited Fireworks Use for Kids
Lawrence officials weigh allowing July 1 through July 5 use of fireworks but bar sales, a compromise to reduce hazards after a uniform fire code bans sales. Fire Chief Miller backs dropping fireworks. Mayor Crown questions overprotection as bids are opened for curb, gutter, and sewer projects.
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Lawrence
John Crown
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Kansas Relays set to break records with spring sun
The 1957 Kansas Relays are expected to be the finest in history as plans by the Kansas Relays Committee aim to expand the event into a Midwest track and field spectacle. Chancellor Murphy created the committee with Dolph C. Simons Jr. as chairman to boost attendance, performances, and entertainment April 18 to 20.
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Bill Easton
Easton
A.C
R. Martin Hanna
Robert L. Elbcit
K.U
Britain Eyes Local Guided Weapons Push
Britain may develop guided weapons with a local program, says the Society of British Aircraft Constructors. It rejects wholesale adoption of American weaponry, noting over 400 local firms are involved in guided weapon work including an intercontinental ballistic missile project.
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Britain
Society of British Aircraft Constructors
Unemployed fitter questioned in Bergen murder case
A 19 year old unemployed fitter, Edgar Smith of Mahwah, was questioned for hours by the Bergen County prosecutor about the disappearance and suspected murder of Victoria Fietinski. No charges were filed. investigators checked a ghastly pair of tracks and a truck found near a desert gravel pit about a mile from the crime scene in Ramapough.
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Moate
Weyearald Victoria Fietinski
Bergen County
Edgar Smith
Mahwake
Mahway
Travers
Ramey
Mubwih
Top Science Camp Chooses 21 Staff For June Confab
A Kansas University program selects 21 faculty experts for the Second Annual Science and Mathematics Camp from June 16 to 28. Ninety attendees include 80 high school students from multiple states with intents to explore anatomy astronomy bacteriology chemistry geology and more. An apprenticeship program pays student lab aides under senior investigators and scholarships may reduce the $90 fee.
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David Paretsky
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Linois
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Missouri
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Oklahoma
Texas
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G. B. Price
G. C. Wiseman
G. N. Loofburrow
C. H. Phoenix
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E. J. Shaw
J. A. Weir
Phoenix
Torch Spark Triggers Fire At Leavenworth Women’s Home
A welder’s torch caused a small fire and explosion at the William Small Memorial home a rest home for 30 women in Leavenworth. The blaze confined to a porch and the roof of the three story brick and stone building with no injuries reported.
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William Small
No Job Offers Yet for Ex GOP Chief Hall
Washington reports indicate Leonard Hall has received no post resignations offers from the Eisenhower administration. GOP leaders plan a Senate cocktail in his honor while Hall’s allies speculate he seeks New York governorship and a temporary presidential appointment to stay in the spotlight.
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City Commission Tables Liquor Vote in Lawrence
Lawrence city commissioners halted plans for a local option liquor vote after ruling petitions contained errors and failed to meet the required signatures. Mayor Crown and Commissioner Weatherwax urged following state law while others echoed the need for voter access if legally possible.
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Weather Outlook for Plains States Through Monday
Five day forecast covers Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma with cold air and snow. Lows dip to single digits in west and teens to mid twenties east with highs in the 30s to near 60 across the region. Snow and rain mix expected tonight into Thursday, then clearing and colder conditions return by Sunday or Monday.
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