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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1957
Page
5
Authorities in Minnesota seized a large cache linked to a major arrest probe. Police reported recovering numerous seized items and tracking the investigation to a specific city and agency. Names of suspects or agencies are presented in formal terms with official actions described.
A complaint from Missouri Barroad Co officials alleges safety violations at Parsons Kansas shops. It claims brakes on freight cars are unsafe and cars leave the terminal with bent sills running boards and broken barb irons. The text requests the Interstate Commerce Commission investigate Parsons operations.
Three youths were sentenced today for petty theft. Police said all three received 30 days in jail with possible fines.
UN Secretary General departs Cairo after pressing Egypt to back a plan shifting canal tolls to Egyptian control. The plan, not officially adopted, would channel tolls to a UN backed maintenance and development fund with portions for compensation claims and canal upkeep. Oklahoma rescuers recall blizzard efforts as highways reopen and five Panhandle deaths confirmed.
The five nation U N committee studying Russian intervention in Hungary completed its final meeting in Vienna and will travel to London and Geneva for hearings. headed by Denmark's Alsing Andersen, the panel will draft a report for the General Assembly.
Oregon Teamsters head Clyde Crosby, based in Portland, was arrested on an indictment charging conspiracy to commit extortion. The case ties Crosby to threats against tavern property to block pinball machines not controlled by a favored firm. It follows prior indictments for bribery and false swearing.
The Kansas University Chorale led by Clayton Krehbiel will sing at the annual Chamber of Commerce dinner in Topeka. The 24 member group, organized in 1951, performs rare musical literature and sings about 70 concerts yearly.
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