Aftershock adds to San Francisco quake damage and fear
A sharp aftershock rattled San Francisco and the bay area early today with a four to five magnitude reading. Three alarms of fire followed and stores reported shattered glass and shelves toppled as tremors extended toward Sacramento and Hollister.
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Holiday Inn Motel Opens Doors With Sunday Open House
The $300,000 Holiday Inn motel at 23rd and Iowa St will host an open house from 10 am to 5 pm Sunday. The event invites the public to inspect rooms, lounge, restaurant, and swimming pool with door prizes. Ray Halley manages the motel. Frank Greco of Topeka runs the restaurant with 12 years in the business. Verbal notes mention 25 units completed, 27 added later, and the Feb 8 restaurant completion.
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Topeka
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Minnhatin Elks Club
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Policeman's Son Shot by Father's Revolver In Augusta
The 14 year old son of an Augusta patrolman was shot and critically wounded last night by the discharge of a revolver. Two brothers were in the house but say they were in another room. The boy was taken to a local hospital for treatment.
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General Taylor Arrives in Formosa for Talks with Chiang Kai-shek
General Maxwell D. Taylor, U.S. Army chief of staff, arrived from Okinawa to confer with President Chiang Kai-shek on Formosa. The visit signals military and strategic discussions amid tensions in the region.
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Probers Link BeCk Payments to Union Rackets Probe
Senate investigators allege Beck repaid 270000 from Teamsters Union funds after a West Coast chapter presidency and federal tax probes. Kennedy says the money trail remains unclear and the panel has found no evidence of Beck earning the funds beyond repayment. The hearings highlighted West Coast officials tied to efforts to seize profits in Portland Oregon.
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U N Leader and Nasser Reopen Middle East Talks in Cairo
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold and Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser met at Nasser’s Nile home in Cairo to press talks on Suez Canal, Gaza, Gulf of Aqaba, and UNEF deployment with a possible advisory body to arbitrate canal disputes.
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Northern New Mexico Blizzard Halts Route Drifts Deep
A blizzard hit northeastern New Mexico with 83 mph winds. Raton Pass and U S 64 87 between Raton and Clayton were blocked by five to seven foot drifts. Visibility dropped to zero. A 45 foot house trailer was flipped at Hoxey's Corners. No injuries reported.
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Right to Work Bill Moves Toward Voters
The Kansas House tentatively approves a proposed right to work constitutional amendment on a voice vote. A final vote is slated for Monday to determine whether the measure, needing two-thirds support, goes to the Senate and then to voters. The amendment would prohibit employment denial based on labor organization membership and ban union shop agreements.
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Uranium Deposit Found in Northeast India Reports Say
Indian Atomic Energy Department sources announce huge radioactive mineral deposits in northeast India could be the largest in the world. The discovery is considered more important than southern Travancore deposits.
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Britain warns WRAC over aging army stock and worn elastic
Auditor-general Sir Frank Tribe says the Women's Royal Army Corps faces overbuying and has ample dress and undergarments but elastic on stocks may last only seven years. The issue highlights material constraints and planned supply management for women soldiers.
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K U Gets Okay To Seek Federal Aid For Union Addition
Kansas University wins authorization to begin negotiations with the federal government for a potential 16 million expansion of the Memorial Union. The plan would add 45 000 square feet on the north side and extend into meeting and recreation spaces.
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Nevada Fire Destroys Half-Block of Business District
A blaze roared through Elko Nevada destroying a half-block of the business section. Loss estimated at 14 million dollars. No casualties reported. Fire began in the Stockmen's Hotel kitchen and quickly spread to nearby night clubs, a garage, a drug store, and restaurants. National Guardsmen and police confined the damage to the block. by midnight the blaze was under control.
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Senate tax plan stalls as conference fights over rates
Kansas Senate rejects House tax boosts halting a sales tax rise to 2.0 percent and higher income and corporate taxes. Conference committees seek compromise on extending the tax to advertising and potential severance tax changes while Senate members debate timing and scope. Durable disagreement leaves revenue gains uncertain.
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Road Hazards and Cold Threaten Kansas University Fans
Weather and road conditions threaten Kansas University events as a winter storm from the Rocky Mountains brings snow and subfreezing temperatures. Law enforcement warns travelers to Kansas City for the NCAA finals to drive cautiously amid a likely pattern of accidents, with heavy traffic expected between Lawrence and Kansas City.
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Objects Found In Plane Hunt Off Japan Coast
U S Navy destroyer moved through rough seas to check reports of yellow objects tied to missing C97 air transport. Officials said no link to the 67 aboard. the craft carried 57 passengers and 10 crew including two women Air Force members.
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Improved Bermuda Parley Signals Widening US UK Unity
Officials report progress at Bermuda talks between President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan showing healing of the rift over Egypt and a strengthened Western partnership. A final meeting may occur tomorrow as Macmillan, staying through mid next week, plans further talks with Louis St Laurent. Eisenhower may depart for Washington tonight by plane or the Canberra.
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Expert Kite Flyers Creed Promotes Safety Rules
The Kansas Power & Light Co releases safety guidelines titled The Expert Kite Flyer's Creed. It lists ten rules for boys and girls to follow to prevent injuries and electric shocks while kite flying, including keeping space clear, using proper cord, and avoiding retrieval near wires or trees.
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K U Cage Rally Set After Final Game
Kansas fans rally at Memorial Union after the 1957 NCAA final as Kansas and North Carolina meet in Kansas City. The Jayhawks plan to attend the victory or loss celebration around 2 a.m. with a curfew to be posted. Local TV and radio outlets arrange coverage and celebratory events across campus and downtown.
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