Allen Seeks Extension As Kansas Coach For Next Year
University of Kansas basketball coach Dr Forrest C Hog Allen announces at Allen Fieldhouse that he will consider staying on as coach beyond retirement age. He cites Wilton Chamberlains enrollment and a talented freshman class, and notes the team lost captain Dallas Dobbs to scholastic problems.
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Hog) Allen
Allen Fieldhouse
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University of Kansas
Philadelphia
Wilton Chamberlain
Wilton
Ronnie Loneski
Dallas Dobbs
Nixon Surprising Write-In Vote In New Hampshire Primary
Nearly complete returns show Vice President Nixon with 421000 write-in votes in New Hampshire, while Kefauver leads Democrats for the nomination. Eisenhower loyalists won all 14 Republican delegates, Knowland and Warren drew write-ins, Stevenson was not on the ballot.
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N. H.R
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Nixon
Sen
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Eisenhower
Knowland
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Warren
Styles Bridges
Kefauver
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Dick Nixon
Bridges
Gov. Herter
Massachusetts
Humphrey
James A. Finnegan
Wreckage Found Of Navy Jet Near Rantoul Kansas
Wreckage of a missing FJ3 Navy jet was located on a farm 20 miles southeast of Rantoul Kansas. The pilot was dead. Searches involved county officers, highway patrol, private planes, and air rescue crews amid snow and fog. The jets were en route to Fallon Nevada from Buckley Air Station Denver after picking up new FJ3 Fury aircraft.
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Rantoul
Kas
Dean Driscoll
Kansas
Emporia
Buckley Naval Air Station
Denver
Fallon
Nev
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Buckley Field
Lowry Air Force Base
44Th Air Rescue Squadron
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Moffett Naval Air Station
San Francisco
Buckley
Columbus
Ohio
North American Aviation Co
Padres Ordered to Report for Induction
Johnny Padres of the Brooklyn Dodgers, star pitcher from the World Series last October, was ordered today to report for military induction next Monday morning.
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New York
Johnny Padres
Eisenhower Says He'd Be Happy With Nixon On Ticket
President Eisenhower voiced happiness at the idea of Vice President Nixon joining any political ticket he (Ike) shares, but stopped short of an outright endorsement. He kept to his stance that no vice presidential choice be made before the Republican National Convention next August. He urged not to drive a wedge between Nixon and himself and noted their close friendship and alliance in government.
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Eisenhower
Nixon
Republican National Convention
Dick Nixon
New Hampshire
Army Forming Redstone Missile Battalion
The Army activates the 217th Field Artillery Missile Battalion to fire the 300 mile Redstone missile and plans to keep control if its range extends to 1500 miles. Secretary Wilbert Brucker says ground commanders must have long range surfaces to deliver fire over wide areas for modern warfare.
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Washington
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Wilbert Brucker
Eisenhower urges speed on farm bill amid planting rush
President Eisenhower pressed Congress to accelerate action on the farm bill, warning time is tight with planting season near. Senate debates cotton price support bases and a proposed wheat parity plan gain lobbying push as Democrats and wheat-state Republicans push provisions to guarantee 100 percent parity for wheat used for human food.
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Eisenhower
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Senate
Agriculture Committee
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George D-Gal
Kerr
D-Okla
Johnson
Texas
Cyprus dispute boils as US urges Greek and British restraint
The United States pressed Greece and Britain to abandon violence and return to negotiations over Cyprus. The State Department stressed it seeks a fair, just solution involving Britain, Greece, Turkey, and Cypriots, amid tensions after Archbishop Makarios was exiled and Greek and British positions diverged in the Eastern Mediterranean island crisis.
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Cyprus
State Department
Britain
Greece
Turkey
Eden
Roger Makins
Makarios
Mediterranean
Jayhawk Motors
Adv
U.S
Cavendish W. Cannon
Athens
London
Eden defends move on archbishop Cyprus deportation
Prime Minister Eden defended the deportation of Archbishop Makarios of Cyprus in the House of Commons. He said Britain sought only a pledge from the archbishop not to denounce Ferraris. British feelings were stirred by a declaration of sympathy to Greece from Ambassador Zavenish Cannon.
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Cyprus
Britain
Hint
Ferrari
House of Commons
Preas
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Monsignor Dies A Hero In Fire At St Marys Cathedral
In Trent on New Jersey a predawn fire at St Marys Cathedral killed Monsignor Richard T Creat 55, two housekeepers Miss Mary Brennan and Miss Marty Donnellan 80 of Loch Antboy and four others injured. Creat woke residents but perished on the third floor while guiding others. The blaze damaged the cathedral during a rainstorm and caused an estimated million dollars in damage.
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Richard T Creat
Oyna O
Trent Dienose
Pantedral
Othe Don
William Fitzgerald
Loch Antboy
Mary Brennan
Marty Donnellan
Italy President Goes Home After State Visit
Italy's President Giovanni Gronehi ends a lengthy V-day tour in the United States and Canada and returns home by plane. A cold kept the president in bed most of yesterday and forced cancellation of a trip to Brookhaven Lab in New York.
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New York
Ghevanni Gronehi
Ttaly
Canada
Bernie
Atomic Laboratory
Brookhaven
Ols
Mild Weather Snow Mix Ends As Spring Temperatures Rise
Temperatures rose above 40s after a snow flurry in Lawrence. Tuesday brought a high near 48 degrees with light snowfall that melted quickly, adding only about half an inch to the season total. The winter season has yielded substantial snowfall but low water content, contributing to subnormal March rainfall overall.
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Downs Town
Lawrence
Leeany
Tauvrenes
President Up Late For Movie
President stays up late for a film and teases a political foe during a chaotic week. The heart fund benefit draws attention as a hospitalized figure returns, with plans to attend a late event before an unexpected medical moment.
Carlson Seeks Reelection To U S Senate From Kansas
Frank Carlson announced in Topeka that he will run again for the U S Senate, seeking the Republican nomination and reelection. He highlighted his six terms in Congress, two gubernatorial terms, and loyalty to party principles, while praising President Eisenhower and pledging continued public service for Kansas.
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San Frank Carlson
Rasterday
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Hee
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Bint
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Cathson
Kansas
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Tim
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Tom
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Sen
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Church Parking Draws Comment In City Meeting
The Lawrence Planning Commission spent hours Tuesday debating off street parking for churches amid a crowded agenda. About 35 church representatives discussed proposed rules affecting new churches and expansions, while critics urged clear exceptions for special cases. A four member committee led by Rev Albert Bramble will study the issue and report next week. The meeting also touched on a spring mixup over shopping center zoning petitions from two development groups.
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Inge Cortroversy
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Phinning Commission
Albert Bramble
First Methodist Church
Bramble
Robert Harrison
M. R. Gill
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Osborne
R. M. Raney
Indictments Tie Fraud to Fatal Brooklyn Gas Tragedy
In Brooklyn six family members died of gas exposure found in their basement apartment as a faulty gas water heater was blamed. Federal indictments later named a seventh member, accusing fraud against government contracts at the Westinghouse jet engine plant. Two named individuals were assistants at Westinghouse Electric Corp. The case ties to broader fraud allegations regarding over a million dollars in contracts.
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Brooklyn
Kansas City
Westings House
Leuyers
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Bertland Hospital
Weather forecast for Kansas mixed clouds and snow
Partly cloudy in the north and cloudy in the south tonight and Thursday. Snow starts southwest tonight then spreads to the extreme south by Thursday morning. Calder east tonight. Warmer conditions arrive in the northwest on Thursday. Low around 18 tonight. high near 40 in the east and south, extreme north around 40. Data shows 4 am to noon readings with temps near freezing. Year-ago figures: high 79, low 46, rainfall 0.10 inch.
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Calder
Ermeneen
GOP Factional Battle Likely In Fourth District Convention
EMPORIA Fourth District Republicans met today with a potential clash between Gov. Frett Hall supporters and opponents. Delegates to the national GOP convention will be chosen, with a state ratification at Wichita in April. Key figures include J B Patterson, Ashfort Manka, Ed Shouse, Lest Pause ell, Shawver, and Clarence Vo Beekoof, with Sedgwick and Sedewick counties split on endorsements and delegate votes.
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Wichita
J.B. Patterson
Mall
Ashfort Manka
Sedewick County
Ed Shouse
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Manka
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