Eisenhower Plans Oklahoma City Speech On State's Semicentennial
President Eisenhower will speak in Oklahoma City on November 13 as the first in a series to boost confidence in American science and defense. The half hour address, tied to Oklahoma's semicentennial, will be broadcast by major networks with live national coverage.
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Strike Threat At CFCA Site In Lawrence
Workers at Cooperative Chemicals Association fertilizer plant east of Lawrence threaten to strike after a deadlocked contract. Harmon L. Orsborn announces the union’s vote and date, noting notice to strike required by 30 days from filing, while company officials decline further comment.
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Ceylon Receives Katunayake Air Base From Britain
Britain hands over Royall Air Force base at Katunayake to Ceylon, a key communications hub on the Britain to Far East and Australia routes. The naval base at Trincomalee, held by Britain for 156 years, was relinquished two weeks earlier.
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Kansas Traffic Deaths Report Topeka Focus
Kansas traffic death report cites Topeka data with nine fatalities. Apty Hers Auto Inc records VE 3.3487 in a state summary of recent wrecks and casualties.
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Knight May Seek Senate Seat Over Reelection
Reports from San Francisco and Los Angeles claim Governor Goodwin Knight plans to run for the U S Senate next year, handing the GOP nomination to Sen. William F. Knowland and avoiding a crowded primary. Attorney General Edmund G Brown is unopposed on the Democratic ticket and Knight has not commented. Brown accuses a Knowland engineered plot of pressuring Knight using fund-raising and support maneuvers, suggesting a cynical deal to boost a White House bid. Knight left for a three week rest after reiterating plans to seek reelection.
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Anderson Claims Democrats lax on paroles
Kansas attorney general John Anderson accused the Democratic administration of lax parole use in a Topeka press statement. He said too many felons were released back on the streets six months after convictions and questioned Gov. Docking's parole and pardon actions. Anderson noted the parole board should be independent from the governor, a view echoed by Sen. Wunsch who led the legislative panel drafting the new parole law.
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Knowland Denies Deal With Knight In Governor Race
San Francisco reports quote Senator Knowland saying there is no deal with Governor Knight and that Knight is acting on his own. He notes Washington sources and supporters of Knight fueling unconfirmed stories that Knight will not pursue the governor’s contest and may seek his Senate seat instead.
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Lion Tilt Cancelled As Tribe Plays Here
Lawrence High School will record a forfeit after Ottawa cancelled the football game tonight due to wet grounds rain and flu threats. The next Lawrence game is set for Wednesday at Haskell Stadium against Wyandotte in a Jayhawk League context. Kansas University hosts Nebraska in a Big Eight clash Saturday in Lincoln with local radio coverage and Nebraska lightly favored.
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Gas Service and Union Sign Two Year Contract Today
A tentative agreement on a two year contract between the Gas Service Co and the union representing 100 employees in Kansas and Missouri was announced today. Jerry Duggan vice president and general counsel said all major terms were agreed upon though no contract details were released. Wage increases in sev-
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Chicago Man Found Local Goblins Wounded, Locked In Well
Newark detectives found a wounded Chicago salesman, Robert Martin, locked in the trunk of his blood-spattered car in Newark. He had been robbed of $100, shoes, and overcoat after a 70 mile terror ride starting in Camden. He described a 25 year old assailant who pistol whipped him, stripped his shoes and wallet, and forced him into the trunk. Martin, of Pratt Luggage Co., was hospitalized in serious condition with possible skull fracture and other injuries.
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Budget Plan Approved by A G Anderson Advice
Atty General John Anderson ruled that the budget session of the Legislature can enact deficiency or supplemental appropriations. The opinion, directed to the Legislative Council, clarifies an earlier ruling from his predecessor. Gene Doane advertising insurance services.
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Appeal to Supreme Court Possible in Cargo Case
Topeka ruling in a cargo case may be appealed to the Supreme Court. A Denver circuit court decision held Kansas cannot block interstate whiskey shipments destined to a federal post. Beverage control officials said they have not studied the ruling but see possible appeal.
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Jets Meeting Major Problems Space Travel
Space travel faces major hurdles as pilots fly at extreme altitudes, needing oxygen, pressurized cabins, and special suits. Scientists study radiation, meteoroids, and cosmic rays while U.S. and Russian crews test instruments to gauge the risks for Moon and Mars missions.
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KU Begins Its Hunt For 30th Grid Boss
Kansas University officials moved to choose a new head football coach after accepting the resignations of Chuck Mather and his five assistants. A six member committee was formed to screen candidates, with members from faculty, alumni, and student body, while Mather and his staff depart at season’s end.
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Power Outage Halts Northeast Kansas Utilities for Over an Hour
A 1:35 p.m. outage disrupted electrical service for 1 hour 33 minutes across Leavenworth Atchison Lawrence Ottawa and Bonner Springs areas. The blackout stemmed from a short circuit at Mocking Bird Wil switching station four miles northwest of Lawrence and affected Kansas Power and Light customers briefly pausing KU classes and delaying Journal-World publication.
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Restraining Order Placed On Pike Cafe Operator
A temporary restraining order was issued by Judge Frank Gray in Douglas County against Olympic Commissary Co. of Chicago, barring interference as the Kansas Turnpike Authority takes over six restaurants. The petition accuses Olympic of partial shutdowns and $1,000,000 monthly rent default, seeking contract cancellation and new bids for a lessee. The KTA operated four restaurants today as walkouts affected service at Matfield Green Topeka Emporia Lawrence and other areas.
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October Sees Cool Wet Weather in City and Area
A monthly Kansas weather report notes October as one of the coolest in years with scattered showers bringing 0.34 inch by mid afternoon and a high of 68, while November looks cooler. The October average temperature was 54.0, rainfall 3.65 inches, about one third above normal, edging Lawrence toward a near normal yearly total and a potential wet year.
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Queen Elizabeth Names Race Horse White House
London reports Queen Elizabeth I named a yearling gelding by Supreme Court out of Snowberry White House. The name was registered with the Jockey Club yesterday for a one year period.
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Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Cooler With Showers
Scatter showers end this afternoon with possible return tonight. Saturday partly cloudy and cooler with a high in the mid 50s and low around 40s. Temperature readings show today’s low near 44 to 60, record highs and lows from past years, and light rainfall reported.
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