Signs of New Trouble Mar Middle East Picture
United Nations moves to set long range measures after Israel completes withdrawal from Gaza and Sharm El Sheikh. Dag Hammarskjold to press for peace while U S pledge backs UN efforts and questions arise over force deployment on both sides to curb border raids. Some fear UNEF withdrawal if Egypt pushes for Gaza reopening.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
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Palestine
U N. Emergency Force
UNEF
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Gulf of Aqaba
Cairo
Suez Canal
Hammarakjold
Senator Bridges Demands Eisenhower Repudiate Aid Aide Remark
Senator Bridges of New Hampshire urged President Eisenhower to repudiate a White House aide's remark that U S recognition of Red China would come someday under suitable conditions. Bridges, head of the Senate Republican Policy Committee, asked Meyer Kearnbaum to explain the Honolulu statement to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee after his return from Australia.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Honolulu
Australia
Soviet Evolution Traced in Series
Series previews a four part Journal World report on Russia's post 1917 evolution. William L. Ryan profiles the new Soviet man, industrialization, education, and social ferment. The piece outlines how Communist Russia seeks world influence through nonviolent revolution.
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Nicholas I
Russia
William L. Ryan
Associated Press
Journal
World
Eisenhower signs Middle East resolution to aid if needed
President Eisenhower signed the Middle East resolution declaring readiness to use U S forces to counter Communist aggression. The measure authorizes up to 200 million dollars in military and economic aid through July and authorizes a presidential mission led by Ambassador James P Richards to explain the program and make recommendations.
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Eisenhower
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Congress
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Iis
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House
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James P. Richards
Richards
Soviet Union conducts another nuclear test in 1957
Washington announced that Russia conducted another atomic weapon test yesterday. AEC Chairman Lewin L. Strauss did not specify hydrogen or conventional type. He said the blast matched the size of their recent explosions. The detonation occurred on March 8, 1957, according to Strauss.
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Russia
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Soviet Union
Farm Income At An 11 Year Low In Kansas 1956
Kansas cash farm income fell to 836 million in 1956, 2 percent below 1955 and about 20 percent under the past decade’s average. Government payments rose to 17 million, while drought kept crop receipts down statewide except Douglas County. Nationwide, farmers earned 30 billion from 1956 marketing, with net income up about one percent from 1955.
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Douglas County
U. S
Unidentified bodies found on Acapulco beach
Two unidentified bodies, a man and a woman, washed ashore on a remote beach north of Acapulco. Believed to be Joseph Michel and Edith Hallock of New York, missing since February 20. Mrs Hallock is a widow. their traveling companion Michal is also missing.
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Acapulco
Mexica
Joseph “Michel
Egyptians Reject Western Canal Toll Proposal
Cairo officials reject a plan by the United States Britain and France for a neutral agency to collect Suez Canal tolls and split proceeds 50 50 citing rights under the 1888 convention Hatem Information Director said the government will not accept any proposal that violates Egypts rights The U N salvage operation meanwhile awaits Cairo clearance to remove explosives from the tug Edgar Bonnet and the frigate Abukir sunk in the canal last fall.
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Hatem
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France
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Ismailia
Raymond A. Wheeler
U.S. Army
U.N
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Nixon plane repairs in Monrovia before Uganda trip
U S Air Force mechanics in Monrovia Liberia swiftly replaced a bulky engine on Vice President Nixon s plane. A new engine arrived from Prestwick Scotland about 1 000 miles away to replace a failed engine after landing at Roberts Field Thursday en route to British Uganda.
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Air Force
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Scotland
Roberts Field
Young Bombers Shot by Montreal Police at Bank Hold Up
Andre Deblois, 21, armed with dynamite and a bomb harness, attempted a bank holdup at a Toronto-Dominion branch in Montreal. Police shot him through the neck as he tried to force staff toward the vault. No explosions occurred though a time bomb was found set for Central Station. Police also searched Windsor Station and City Bus Terminal for further threats.
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Central
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Windsor
Andre Deblois
Toronto-Dominion Bank
Jay Cagers to Play To Another Sellout
Kansas University's No 2 ranked Jayhawks host Colorado in Allen Fieldhouse in a Big Seven finale drawing a capacity 17 000 crowd. The season totals reach a school record 270 000 at home and on the road, with nine seniors making final home appearances.
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Allen Fieldhouse
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Iowa State
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Nebraska
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Wilt Chamberlain
Kansas State
Manhattan
Southern Methodistat
Dallas
Gene Elston
John Parker
Maurice King
Lew Johnson
Eddie Dater
Lee Green
Blaine Hollinger
Harry Jett
Ron Johnston
Rocky Path Predicted For Residue Proposal in Topeka
Unofficial reports indicate at least 12 of 41 House Democrats oppose Gov George Docking’s sales tax residue plan. Rep Paul Wolf confirms discussion at an unadvertised meeting Thursday night. no vote taken. Plan would retain 12.5 million dollars in sales tax money now going to counties.
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House
George Docking
Paul Wolf
Hugoton
Docking
Wolf
Senate
Seventeen colleges bid to attend Heart of America Debate Conference
Seventeen colleges and universities from 13 states accepted invitations to Kansas University's first Heart of America Debate Conference, with top ranked schools from districts and 11 national tournaments invited. Notables Clifford R. Hope Frank N. Trager and Fred Blackly will consult. the event opens Wednesday with a KU vs US Military Academy debate.
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Heart of America
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Kim Giffin
West Point
Clifford R. Hope
U. S
Kansas
Frank N. Trager
Fred Blachly
Hope
Trager
Blackly
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K. U
Memorial Union
United States Military Academy
Ferris R. Kimball
Kansas City
Kas
John R. Eland
Topeka
Kimball
Eland
John J. Knightly
Hutchinson
Ralph Seger
Kenneth Irby
Fort Scott
Lawrence Teams Fall in Regional Play Amid NCAA Start
Lawrence suffered two high school basketball losses in state regional games Friday night. Carrollton? Noted. Lawrence fell to Topeka in overtime in Class AA and Haskell lost to Marysville at Effingham. Kansas University prepares for NCAA regional action against SMU in Dallas next Saturday.
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Topeka
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Marysville
Effiegham
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Dallas
56 Queen Will Pass on Title to Lawrence Winner
Mary Ahn McGrew, last year’s Miss Lawrence and Miss Kansas finalist, will crown this year’s Miss Lawrence as the Junior Chamber of Commerce announces. McGrew will coach 1957 candidates and assist in staging the pageant. The date is set for April 27 at Hoch Auditorium with 7 30 p m show time. Contestants must be 18 to 28 on Sept 1, graduates or seniors, never married, residents of Lawrence or KU or Haskell students. Continued on Page 7.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Jaycees
Roy Baker
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Lawrence
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Haskell Institute
Jagrees
Intramural Greek Week Resodding At KU Is Underway
Hundreds of KU Greek houses turn out to resod intramural fields south of campus as part of Greek Week 1957. Fraternities and sororities each care for a plot, with sideline events including a campus track chariot race and a Greek Week King and Queen contest. The week ends with a Memorial Union Ballroom dance featuring Jimmy Dorsey and his orchestra.
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Terry McIntosh
Bob Kerr
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Judy Anthony
Kansas’ City
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Great Bend
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Barbara Chadhorn
Kansas City
Kas
Kappa Alpha’ Theta
Leonard Parkinson
Scott City
Phi
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Little
Wichita
Delta Upsilon
John Garrett
Pittsburg
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Jimmy Dorsey
Memorial Union
Quen
King
Hector Caper Solved As Jaycee Goose Is Found Alive
Jaycee Parke Bowlin located Hector near Haskell Stadium Friday night, ending a 24 hour scare over the Lawrence Jaycees membership bird. Initially believed missing after the cage was found with bones, the bird survived and returned home, easing fears of foul play.
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Jack Zimmerman
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Haskell
Journal-World
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Eight Men Seek Nomination For City Commission
Lawrence voters will nominate eight city commission candidates from the field of eight men in the March 19 primary. All eight hopefuls had official petitions filed by 10 p.m. Friday, with no additional late entrants. About 11,500 registered voters had closed registration by then.
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Claire Harold Fisher
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