Soviet Syria Losses May Offset Any Gain
United Nations diplomats judged Moscow gained propaganda mileage from Syria Turkey border clashes but losses may offset any momentum. Arab delegates resented being urged to back a cause they disliked, while Syria left room for Saudi mediation and Turkey accepted it. India’s Menon urged a conference table, and some delegates doubted the Soviet invasion claim after no incident occurred as the Hungarian revolt anniversary heightened Western caution.
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N. Y
Russia
Syria
Turkey
Middle East
U. N
Saud
Jay Harriers Blank OU for 30th in Row
Kansas University cross country dominated Oklahoma 15 50 in Norman on a cool windy morning. Capt Jerry McNeal led with 14 54 5 besting Tom Skutka 14 58 5 as KU swept the top seven places and extended its dual meet unbeaten streak to 30.
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Okla
Kansas University
Walloping
Oklahoma
Sooner
Kansas
Jerry McNeal
Tom J Skutka
Bill Easton
Kansas Harrier
Easton
Lawrence
Weekend to Stay Cold With Cloudy Skies
Forecasters predict a chilly weekend with continued cold air and overcast skies. No rain is expected. highs may reach the 40s Sunday as officials forecast colder conditions across the area.
Second Flu Shot Advised by Public Health Service
The Public Health Service urges a second influenza shot for many who were vaccinated against Asian flu. A new stronger vaccine should be in production by December 1, with some doses ready by month’s end. Recommendations cover two-dose schedules for specific groups and altered dosing for children, while Surgeon General Burney notes about 4 million Americans were ill last week with colds or flu-like illnesses.
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Public Health Service
Bec. 1
Leroy 8
Burney
PHS
The
Health Service
Reduction Ordered For Visitor Traffic At Local Hospital
Lawrence Memorial Hospital imposes a one visitor limit during afternoon 2:15 to 3:15 and evening 7:15 to 8:15 visiting hours due to crowded conditions and remodeling. The temporary rule applies to obstetrical and general wards as $1,200,000 upgrade work continues, with patients briefly placed in halls as rooms fill.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Five KU Students Hurt In Car Truck Wreck Near Olathe
Five Kansas University students were injured when a truck collided with their car on U.S. Highway 69 near Olathe while heading to a hunting trip to La Cygne. The truck driver, Harry M. Dougan of Stanley, 57, was killed. Among the injured, John McGrew, 18, suffered a leg injury and was treated and released. Three others remained hospitalized at St. Luke's Hospital in Kansas City Missouri: Harry J. Reitz Jr., 18, Brent Stonebraker, 20, and Kenneth Welch, 19. Reitz sustained head and chest injuries and was listed in satisfactory condition. Welch and Stonebraker were improving.
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John McGrew
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St. Luke's Hospital
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Kas
Brent Stonebraker
Johnson County
Kenneth Welch
Reitz
Welch
Stonebraker
Accident records fragment reports fire incident
Fragmentary OCR item cites State Accident Records Section and an insurance code 3.3457 involving a fire. The readable text mentions an individual named Andy Hess in unclear context and references a fire incident record.
German climbers fall to death in Bavarian Alps
Five climbers, including three young girls, died when they plunged 600 feet from Mount Unters south wall near Berchtesgaden in the Bavarian Alps. Four bodies were recovered overnight, one remained missing as clouds hampered search efforts. A guide alerted rescuers. the disaster is feared to be Germany's worst mountain accident since World War II.
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State Farm Prices Down During Month
Prices received by farmers for all commodities fell 1.3 percent during the month ended Oct. 15 but remained slightly above the year earlier level. Wheat rose two cents from mid-September to 1.85 per bushel while corn and other staples declined. Hog prices at 16.50 per hundredweight dropped from mid-September but stayed above last year.
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Rangers Wait As Truce Is Called in Texas Strike
A truce was called in the Lone Star Steel strike near Dringerfield Texas as riot police watched for further trouble. Some strikers may return to work. not all are guaranteed reemployment. Pickets withdrew after a three hour meeting with Jewish workers barred. United Steelworkers regional chief Chris Dixit said the action was a pause not a settlement and an arbitration case will be pursued. The dispute centers on seniority under a 1956 contract. the company had fired those who walked off and would deem returning workers as new hires without seniority.
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Tex
Lone Star Steel Co
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Chris Dixit
Houston
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Fifty Hurt in Six Vehicle Pileup at Hoo England
Fifty persons were injured in a six vehicle wreck near Hoo southeast of London. Police recorded three buses two cars and a motorcycle involved. Two people sustained serious injuries.
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Hoo
England
London
It’s Down, Isn’t It? Chimney Collapse Fault Fight
Philadelphia Quartz Co sought 34150 damages from Consolidated Chimney Co after a 208 foot chimney removal failure. The Chicago firm toppled the chimney southward onto the building rather than open ground, causing damage and dispute.
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Philadelphia Quartz Co
Consolidated Chimney Co
Chicago
Reply Issued Today By CFCA Manager On Pact Dispute
CFCA general manager R. R. Zurbuchen issued a reply regarding a strike threat over contract talks at the Lawrence nitrogen plant. Wages, holiday pay, and term length are disputed as union Local 5613 AFLCIO seeks one-year terms and higher pay. John Pennell, federal conciliator, will join negotiations while the plant operates after a 1954 opening and weather delays.
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Harmon L. Orsborn
John Pennell
Kansas City
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International
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Zurbuchen
U. S
Ottawa High School Principal Targeted Over Canceled Game
Turmoil erupts at Ottawa High where Principal Noveis Warke faces a public outcry and threats after canceling a football game amid forecasts of intermittent rain. Students and staff gathered at the school as tensions rose, with officials weighing the incident and potential disciplinary actions.
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Ottaska High School
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Nai Street
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Girl Scouts aid Christmas Seal drive at City Hall
City Hall hosts 60 Girl Scouts in shifts to stuff and mail about 6 500 envelopes for the Charles F Ceelker and Sist annus Christmas Seal campaign. 400 Christmas Bonds will also go to county business and professional people. Decker, campaign chairman, says funds support chest X ray and food handler inspections, TB research, and case finding.
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Douglas County
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Hospital Consolidation Ordered by KC's Council
Kansas City schedules consolidation of municipal hospitals for whites and Negroes by next May. City council ordered the merger to save about 368000 a year. A study shows 1004 in improvements needed at General Hospital No 1 for whites before absorbing General No 2 for Negroes.
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General Hospital No. 1
Bank of McLouth Open House in Modernized Building
Bank of McLouth hosts open house today and tonight in its newly remodeled two story building. Eric C Steeper says hours are 2 to 5 and 7 30 to 9 pm with music and refreshments. The event marks a long redevelopment after delays from wall repairs and the bank's move from temporary quarters.
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Worthy A. Wellman
Harold Steeper
Ala
Lawrence reports third biggest year for housing permits
Building activity in Lawrence shows 57 homes total moving toward a record, with permits surpassing last year’s totals. The monthly report from Building Inspector Tavis Stone notes higher overall permit activity across multiple categories, signaling a robust housing boom in 1997.
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Lawrence
Tavis Stone
Dulles Clears Medical Checkup After Hospital Visit
Secretary of State Dulles underwent overnight examination at Walter Reed Army Hospital. A cancer operation was reported at Walter Reed, with officials noting a favorable update on his condition and continued recovery plans.
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Secretary of
Drakes
Fors
Walter Reed Army Hospital
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Walter Reed
Yeu Iy
Weather Front Stretches Cold Into Weekend
The forecast remains dominated by frigid air with continued cold conditions through Sunday. Lows near thirty five, highs around forty five, as wind chills persist and residents brace for more wintry weather with potential light precipitation.
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