Election Year Disarmament Policy Shifts Under Stassen Plan
Washington reports a broad revision of U S disarmament policy led by Harold Stassen aiming to curb nuclear arms while reducing reliance on manpower. The plan centers on an international atomic pool and strict inspections, with talks set in London ahead of March 19 Soviet negotiations. A companion election year farm bill debate in the Senate stalls amid debates over cotton, corn, wheat and dairy supports.
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Deportation Set for Cypriot Leader Makarios
Arch bishop Makarios, head of the Cypriot enosis movement, is ordered deported by Gov. Sir John Harding under emergency regulations after violence on the island. He has vanished awaiting transport to Athens as Britain tightens a cordon around his archbishopric amid unrest between Greek and Turkish communities.
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Caney Board Approves Teacher Salary Increases
Caney Kansas board of education votes to raise salaries for teachers in the Caney school system by 100 to 200 dollars for the next year.
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Caney
Senate OKs compromise plan on corn base in farm bill
The Senate adopted a compromise corn base figure of Simillion acres after a debate sparked by Sen. Hickenlooper. The vote solidified a currency of 56 million acres as the base to determine eligibility for soil bank payments. Rank and file split along party lines with 13 Democrats and 41 Republicans voting against higher supports. Ike Eisenhower, Benson, and other officials hailed the action as constructive, while Benson questioned lobbying charges. Shown are details on cotton price talks and political implications as the bill moves toward the White House.
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Northeast Area Fights Back As Storms Slow Up
A late winter storm spread torrential rains blizzards and cold winds across the northeast. Flood waters receded but many remained homeless as the Allegheny River crest fell slowly near Salamanca Warren and surrounding towns. Power outages and major snowfalls hit Ontario and Quebec while eastern Canada dug out and warnings of more storms persisted.
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Mild Weekend Expected in Lawrence Weather Forecast
Lawrence is set for a third straight weekend of mild weather with no rain expected. Temperatures should stay near the upper 40s to low 50s, with little change from Thursday’s highs and a forecasted low around the 50s.
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Twelve Family Members Die in Rural Pennsylvania House Fire
Twelve members of a single family died in a fast moving blaze that destroyed their 20 by 30 foot home in rural southeastern Pennsylvania. Deputy coroner Ernest Schneidler said a joint state police and fire official investigation would be conducted. The victims were identified, tentatively, as wife, children, and grandchildren of John Twyman, a Shevenpahl truck driver. Fire officials suspected the blaze started near a coal or kerosene heater, but the exact cause remained undetermined.
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Prennsylvania
Ernest Schneider
Chester County
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Oxford
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Claude Swath
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Baltimore
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Robert Dros
Kansas Accident Records Highlight 1955 Totals
In the last 24 hours and year to date 1955 figures show 96 incidents for the current period and 90 for the same period last year, as listed by the state accident records section.
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Fairtays
Four Newton girls jailed for hoax kidnap story
Four Newton high school seniors confessed to fabricating a kidnaping tale to Des Moines, using thousands of dollars in expenses and hundreds of telephone bills. Judge Walter McVey sentenced them to county jail with no parole consideration. their parents attended as the girls offered remorseful statements.
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Nurserymen Advise Delicate Planting Window For Shrubs
Local nurserymen warn that planting shrubs now could risk damage from upcoming cold snaps. They urge delaying planting until soil and air temperatures stabilize, citing recent frosts and uncertain forecasts. Planting too early may harm roots and reduce establishment success for roses and other shrubs before favorable conditions return.
Algerians Rage In Paris Riots
Algerians protest in Paris erupt into clashes with police as crowds shout against the government. Demonstrators push barricades and clash with officers, triggering a tense scene on the city streets and prompting likely security responses.
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Episcopal Church March 18 Service Planned
The Hibase api Church plans a March 18 service to mark a wall poll and related activities. A vandalism incident is mentioned with damage to the church, prompting renovation and carpet replacement work. Local businesses Bar-B-Q Satedwiches and Bar-b-Q Northeast advertise in the vicinity.
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Santee’s injunction against AAU upheld in court test today
New York State Supreme Court justice Levey denies AAU plea to lift injunction against Santee delaying competition. Chaylee Cries argues free rights and Stay order details set for March 14. Grimes weighs in on proceedings. case continues on page 2 with additional remarks from attorneys and observers.
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Bulganin Khrushchev Visit to England Planned
Reported arrival in London April 18 for talks with British leaders. Protest organizers from anti empire groups call for demonstrations against Soviet leaders and UK policy, with potential marches during the visit.
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England
Five Day Weather Outlook for Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma
Weather forecast covers Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma from Saturday to Wednesday with temperatures 4 to 6 degrees below normal in most areas. Normal lows around 22 to 25 for Nebraska and 33 to 39 in Oklahoma. Expect periods of rain and possible snow in the northwest to central regions with a mix of warmer and cooler days and generally unsettled conditions.
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Survey on United Fund Plan for City Leaders
The Lawrence Community Chest American Red Cross and Chamber of Commerce plan a wide survey among local chapter members to gauge support for a United Fund Campaign replacing individual fund drives. Officials including Russello Masser John Peters and RL Zonk explain the study will assess campaign scope payroll deduction and employer participation before deciding on a citywide drive.
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