Anti U S Mobs Strike In Algiers And Beirut
French demonstrators sacked the U S Information Agency office in Algiers and marched to the U S Consulate as about 50 000 people protested Pierre Pflimlin’s designation as French premier The demonstrations turned anti American with windows and furniture smashed and leaflets urging action by French settlers The Algiers USIA office was damaged earlier by a bomb attack and the consulate had suffered a prior blast Security forces did not interfere as right wing groups and students rallied amid a city strike with Muslim workers at home and Arab Casbah quieted by the protest
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Pierre Pflimlin
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National Assembly
Paris
Pflimlin
KU Stink Bomber Seized Faces Psychiatric Treatment
KU officials have captured the former student known as Mr X who dropped a stink bomb into the university ventilating system and bugged the Memorial Campanile bell. he is at KU Medical Center for psychiatric care and may re enroll only after damages are addressed. Another student found rifling a desk in the mechanical engineering building will also undergo treatment before returning to classes.
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Kansas University
Kansas Union
Laurence C. Woodruff
KU Medical Center
University Oity
Woodruff
Mechanical Engineering Laboratory
Nixon greeted by riotous Venezuela arrival
At Caracas airport and city streets mobs of students spat on Vice President Nixon as he arrived from Colombia. Tear gas and rocks were used to push back the crowd while Nixon, unperturbed, shook hands with aircraft workers then continued to the motor route amid jeers and chants. Police struggled to control the protesters as US Embassy security ordered tighter measures.
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Venezuela
Nixon
Colombia
Thei Fista
Oscar Garcia
Limou
United States
Cax
Nixons
Guatemala
Nibxon
Latin ‘America
Igne
U S seeks quick protection for Nixon in Caracas riot
In Washington on Tuesday the government urged quick action to guard President Nixon and party from mob violence in Caracas. A State Department briefing relayed Eisenhower’s support and outlined the capacity to act. In Algiers French crowds attacked the U S Information Agency office and seized the Central Government Building demanding France keep Algeria at any price.
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Nixon
Caracas
Eiseshower Waa
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Bir Suslen
State Department
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Algiers
U. S. Information Agency
France
Algeria
President Eisenhower Warns Against Further Aid Cuts
President Eisenhower told Republican congressional leaders he shudders at the idea of further foreign aid cuts and considered the global impact. House leaders signaled votes on the aid bill with preliminary voting likely, as bipartisan appeals urged support for a program the White House says is vital for security.
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GOP
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Massachusetts
Foreign Affairs Committee
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Senate
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Official Claims Sign Recession Is Leveling Off
Washington Federal Reserve Board chairman William M. Martin told Senators there are hopeful indicators that the recession is leveling off though not conclusive. He warned against over optimism while noting the rate of decline has slowed. seasonal factors may play a part and consolidation of gains could spark a spring uprise. Senator Sparkman pressed for a clear forecast as Martin cautioned not to read too much into early signs.
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Willian M.martin
Federal Reserve Board
Martin
Senate Housing Subcommittee
John Sparkman
D- Ala
Marrtin
Sparkman
Sen
Homer Capehart
Indiana
Riots Shrink Beirut Shops In Lebanon Protests
Rioters smashed shops and blocked streets with barricades in Beirut as violent protests against Lebanon's pro Western government continued for a second day after an all night curfew. Demonstrators aimed to force a general strike while authorities blamed subversive elements in peaceful demonstrators.
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Lebanon
Beirut
Wilton Wynn
Lana Turner Signs for Imitations of Life Remake
Hollywood studio Universal International confirms Lana Turner will star in a remake of Imitations of Life. Turner had earlier said she would return to work if offered a role. The move signals renewed production activity after a lengthy studio shutdown.
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Hollywood
Universal- International
Lana Turner
Miss Turner
Rhoten Smith To Lead New York Citizenship Group
Dr. Rhoten A. Smith, KU political science associate professor, is named director of the Citizenship Clearing House in New York. He will also teach politics at New York University’s Graduate and Law Schools. The CCH, funded mainly by Ford and Falk foundations, aims to engage college students in partisan politics and began in 1947 with Arthur T. Van derbilt.
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Kansas University
Citizenship Clearing House
New York
Letty
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Gradu
Ate School
Law School
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Ford Foundation
The
Falk Foundation
Arthur T. Vanderbilt
New York University Law School
Supreme Court of
New Jersey
CCH
Letter details in Starkweather murder trial reads
Lincoln Neb readers hear a letter signed by Charles Starkweather and Caril Fugate claiming the killings, including the stepfather murder, and describing the sequence with Caril and Starkweather. The note, read in court, addresses the law and notes seven killings to date. The letter was found after Starkweather’s arrest in Wyoming on January 29.
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Lincoln
Charles Starkweather
Caril Fugate
Caril
Charles
Starkweather
Wyoming
Marion Ba Carll
Mer
Robert Jensen
Benenet
Neb
Jensen
Leesa
Bartlett
Chuck
Marion Bartlett
Wakarusa Watershed Plan Aims To Cover Douglas County
More than half the land in Douglas County could join the Wakarusa Watershed District. Melvon Wertaberger discusses a three county plan with meetings to inform residents. The final meeting is at 8 p.m. today at Lane Star. The district would span about 340000 acres and include subwatersheds like Deer Creek Yankee Tank Creek Rock Creek and others. Detention dams and erosion control projects are envisioned under state and federal law to justify forming the district.
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Douglas County
Wakarusa
Melvon Wertaberger
Lane Star
Richiana
Deer Creek
Yankee Tank Creek
Rock Creek
Washington Creek
Coal Creek
United States
Eudora
Douglas
Shawnee
Wabaunsee County
Leavenworth
Atchison
Jefferson
Lawrence
Big Stranger
Topeka
Wertazberger
Rain Still Possible For This Area In Coming Days
Thunderstorms that began Monday in Western Kansas have slowed but are forecast to reach the area. A few thunderstorms may occur late tonight or Wednesday. Warm temperatures continue with the fifth straight day in the 80s. Monday peaked at 87, fell to 62, then rose to 84 by 2 pm, and another low near 60 with highs in the 80s is forecast for Wednesday.
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Kansas
Weather Bureau
Allan Robb Chosen For Army Academy
Allan D Robb KA freshman earned an appointment to the United States Military Academy at West Point New York He is the son of Ronald and Mrs Robb Route 4 Lawrence He graduated from Lawrence High School in 1956 where he served as president and was active in speech athletics and vocational agriculture
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Allan D. Robb
United States Military Academy
West Point
N. Y
Ronald Robb
Route 4
Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Robb
Ten LHS Students Top Latin Tests at Lawrence High
Barbara Balfour led ten Lawrence High School second-year Latin students cited in a nationwide exam taken by over 27,000 students across the United States Canada Cuba Mexico and Bermuda. Balfour will receive a silver medal pin and a merit certificate. Runners-up were Joyce Murphy and Felicia Oldfather with eminent certificates.
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Barbara Balfour
Lawrence High School
United States
Canada
Cuba
Mexico
Bermuda
Miss Balfour
Joyce Murphy
Felicia Oldfather
Ferrin Holmes
Susan McCall
Dennis Fulcher
Hilda Gibson
Chuck Marvin
Gerald Stoltenberg
Susan Whitley
Lawrence
National Classroom
Auxilium Latinum
Gertrude Ruttan
LHS
Richard Samson
LIBS
Douglas Aircraft Union Reach Tentative Agreement
Los Angeles UPI reports a tentative deal covering 25 000 Douglas Aircraft workers at three plants. Earlier, the International Association of Machinists struck the Convair plant near Pomona, with pickets and workers walking off. The walkout followed a rejected Convair offer approved Sunday amid San Diego strikes.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Douglas Aircraft Co
Planitz
International Assn. of Machinists
Convair
Pomona
The
Sane Daego
Calif
Pats
Stock Market Index Down At New York Close
The closing average for 160 stocks in New York dipped to 168.5, a decline of 0.6 points. Investors watched mixed results across sectors as traders closed sessions on the stock exchange.
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New York
Chapel Dedicated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Sunday
Dedication of the Lawrence Memorial Hospital Chapel is set for 1 30 p m Sunday with an open house from 2 to 4 p m to view the new $1 2 million addition. The non denominational chapel features gifts from Rotary Club and local families and will be open for meditation at all times.
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Lawrence
Robert Swift
Trinity Episcopal Church
Hospital
Hersons
R. Edwin Browne
Vinton Anderson
Albert G. Parker III
Harold E. Hamilton
Hospital Chapel
Rotary Club
Oliver’ Trane
George Spears
Roger Williams
Charles B. Rumsey
Frances Etscheid
Mollie Maize
John E. Kiltworth
Byron FE. Williams
Daisy Wi Nars Ames
Gills
Washington Women's Relief Corps
American Legion Auxile
Weather forecast for Northeastern Kansas
Partly cloudy through Wednesday with a chance of thunderstorms late tonight or Wednesday. Continued warm conditions with low around 60 and high on Wednesday. Temperature readings are unclear with scattered data and OCR errors.
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Kansas
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Sentuh
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