Egyptians Repulsed By Israeli Patrol Near Gaza
An Egyptian infantry platoon attacked an Israeli patrol in the Kis sufim area east of the Gaza Strip but was repulsed with no Israeli casualties. The unit was supported by fire from across the demarcation line. Two Egyptian jet planes were seen over Israeli territory, one near E Auja and another near Patish and Goulath settlements.
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Jerusalem
Kissufim
Gaza Strip
E Auja
Negev Desert
Patish
Goulath
Gaza
First Turnpike Bridge Accepted in Douglas County
Kansas Turnpike engineers accept the first complete bridge in Douglas County a two lane span carrying a county road over the toll road near new paving in western Douglas County. The Kaw River bridge substructure near Lawrence was the first project accepted with superstructure due to start in about a month and detour work beginning next Thursday at U S 40 intersection west of Big Springs on the Douglas Shawnee line.
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Kansas Turnpike
Douglas County
Big Kaw River
Lawrence
Turnpike Authority
Big Springs
Douglas-Shawnee
CROP Drive at Baldwin Reaches Quota Milestone
Dr. Duff Wagoner pastor of First Methodist Church reports Baldwin CROP drive collected 220 dollars after Monday night canvass. He expects more funds from teams finishing calls this afternoon and evening toward surpassing the county quota of 15 carloads for milk for the overseas program.
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Duff Wagoner
Baldwin
First Methodist Church
Wagoner
Christian Oral Overseas
Canvansers
Artificial quake experiment rattles Sendai scientists
Seismologists set off an artificial tremor in Sendai using TNT and reported shock waves traveling about 93 miles at an estimated 17 200 miles per hour. Scientists watched the readings skeptically as the test unfolded in public.
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Sendai
Japan
Favorable Weather Helps State Wheat Germination and Growth
Weather last week in Kansas provided sunny skies and near normal temperatures aiding germination and emergence of newly sown wheat and growth of established plants. Subsoil moisture improves but remains short across most areas after years of deficient rainfall. Livestock moved to wheat pasture in some regions while other areas await deeper rooting before grazing. Moderate brown mite infestations and wireworm damage are reported in western counties and planted fields.
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Topeka
State Departments of Agriculture
Topedit Rapilly
Ra E
Three Judge Panel Named To Hear Sinclair Suits
A three judge U S District Court panel has been named to hear suits brought by Sinclair Pipeline and Crude Oil Cos against the Kansas Corporation Commission and Attorney General Harald R Fatzer Judge Orie L Phillips serves as chief of the panel in Topeka Kansas
Court assigns judges to hear 10th Circuit cases
The judge of the U.S. Tenth Circuit has designated Circuit Judge Walter A. Huxman and District Judges Arthur J. Mellett and Delmas C. Hill to hear the pending cases.
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U. S. 10Th Circuit
Walter A. Huxman
Dist
Arthur J. Mellett
Delmas C. Hill
Salt Beds to Serve as Jet Fuel Cache Areas
The Air Force seeks bids to convert natural caverns in Kansas salt beds into 300000 barrel underground fuel storage. Construction and operation will be by the winning bidder, with bids due December 12.
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Washington
Kansas
Air Force
Armed Services Petroleum Purchasing Agency
Teen on 70 Foot Water Tower Fires on Halloween Crowd
In Alexandria Kentucky a teenage prankster atop a 70 foot water tower opened rifle fire to terrify a crowd of Halloween revelers and onlookers. The scene triggered fear as costumed youths and adults ducked for cover during the frightening incident.
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Alexandria
Kentucky
Youth fires 60 rounds in 30 minutes police end standoff
A 16 year old boy fired about 60 rounds into streets for half an hour as authorities pursued him. About 200 people avoided injury as the youth was finally brought down after pleas from his mother and town marshal George Harding. Police said the youth was sought in a rifle and ammunition theft.
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George Harding
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