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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1955

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Israel and Egypt clash at El Sabha post on border

Reports from Jerusalem and Cairo describe the worst fighting since 1948 as Israeli and Egyptian forces exchange heavy fire in the El Auja Nizana demilitarized zone. The clash centered on the El Sabha post with claims of changes of hands and casualties on both sides, including 204 Israelis and 50 Egyptians killed.

Jerusalem el Auja-Nizana Isr Lis Ktake el Sabha Israeli Foreign Ministry Cairo WU. N U.N Egypt

Eisenhower Plans Legislative Agenda Amid Recovery

President Eisenhower, regaining strength after illness, drafts a legislative program for a Republican House in January. The Taft Hartley Act amendments are among issues to be faced with a Democratic Congress. He will continue convalescence at Gettysburg after a White House stop, ahead of Mamie’s 59th birthday.

Denverp Eisenhower Congress Labor Mitchell Mitchell Mitchell Gettysburg White House Mamie

Fast Rebound Expected For Kansas After Coldest Weather

The weather bureau predicts a quick rebound for Kansas as temperatures rise into the 60s in eastern areas and near 70 in the west tomorrow. Last night saw a hard freeze with readings from 15 to 25 degrees and highs only in the 30s across most of the state. Skies should stay clear through Friday with night lows in the 20s.

Kansas Weather Bureau Goodland Pittsburg Concordia Hill City Byshe Associated Press WU. S Max Ahi Prec Piamarck N. 1 Edmonton Fort Worth Havre, Mont Kansan City Los Angeles Miami Minnesport New Orleans New York Oklahoma City Wshington

Kansas Traffic Deaths Listed by State Accident Records

Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the State Accident Records Section for the 24 hour period ending date shown. The record shows two totals 1955 468 and 1955 438 with no additional details available in the fragment.

Topeka Kansas

Sabotage Probe Into Plane Crash Near Longmont

Federal and local investigators sifted United Air Lines wreckage that killed 44 near Longmont to determine if sabotage caused the Denver Port land flight to explode in air. Charles Wilson explosives expert and Civil Aeronautics Administration officials joined the probe amid strong indications from UAL president W A Patterson that the crash may have involved an in air explosion.

Longmont Cole FBI United Air Lines Washington Denver Portland Ore Seattle W. A. Patterson UAL United Charles Wilson Crime Laboratory Wisconsin Douglas Co Patterson Chicago

Dulles Presses German Unity at Big Four Talks

Secretary of State Dulles told Molotov that German militarism risk rises from German disunity and free elections. He criticized Molotov's all German council plan and urged parallel talks on a European security treaty as the four powers push for unification with Western ideas.

Geneva Dulles Molotov Germany Soviet Union Gram East Germany Dukes U.S State Dulles Macmillan Pinay

Kidnap Suspects Held in EAST MEADOW Baby Theft Case

Police detained four women and two men on suspicion of kidnapping 4 month old Stephen Bamman after a witness report. The infant and his 7 month old sister Pamela were taken from a supermarket area. Pamela was later found unharmed. Stephen remained missing three days as Sgt. Jerry Bamman, the father, and Marilyn Bamman, the mother, faced the distress.

East Meadow N, Y Stephen Bamman Pamela New York Stephen Marilyn Air Force Jerry Damman Mitchel Air Force Base

Polio Cases Fall Again in Last Week

Washington report shows 149 new polio cases last week, down 41 from the prior week. The Public Health Service notes the figure is far below the 1,324 cases in the same week of 1954.

Washington Public Health Service

Santa Claus costs strike Topeka merchants

Topeka merchants faced money trouble as the Chamber of Commerce canceled a three day appearance by professional Santa Robert J. George over a 1200 dollar fee. The holiday fund remains 1800 dollars in the red and the merchants must raise about 101000 dollars to return to black.

Topeka Santa Claus Chamber of Commerce Robert J. George Minden Nebr George

Blubber Blocks Beach as 53 Pilot Whales Die

A school of 53 pilot whales washed ashore 11 miles south of Melbourne Florida. Officials bury the carcasses after the warm Gulf Stream waters forced them ashore and sharks scavenged the bodies overnight.

Melbourne Fla Brevard County

Professional Crooks Suspected in Local Safe Burglaries

Police suspect professional safe crackers behind two local burglaries Wednesday night that yielded about $700 from Winter Chevrolet and Bill Bodin Inc. Investigations indicate the two incidents used different methods, while detectives note the burglars’ expertise. A nearby damage at M F Hudson Co. and past incidents are mentioned, with authorities uncertain about connections among the events.

Winter Chevrolet Co N. H. St Bill Bodin Inc 9Th Miss. Sts Winter Chevrolet Dick Stanwix M. S. Winter Jr Bodin's M. F. Hudson Co Winter's Lawrence Kaw Motors N. 2Nd St Shaw Lumber Co Vt. St

One Dead 32 Injured In Chartered Bus Crash

A chartered bus carrying student nurses from Charlotte crashed 25 miles north of the city. One nurse died and 32 were injured with several in critical condition. The deceased was Clara Jean Dillingham, 19, of Weaverville, N.C. The bus was demolished.

Charlotte N. C. Wm Here Clara Jean Dillingham Rte. 2 Weaverville N.C

Four die in Amish farmstead blaze in Indiana

An 10 room frame farmhouse in Elkhart Indiana burned late last night killing Amish farmer Simon Slabaugh 47 and his three sons Glenn 10 Simon Jr 9 and Larry 5. Mrs Slabaugh and four children upstairs escaped unhurt. The sheriff put damage at 12000 and cited an explosion likely triggered by bottled gas after a stove heated with corn cobs.

Elkhart Ind Vernon Cripe Simon Slabaugh Glenn Simon Jr Larry Slabaugh Woody Caton

Spong Elected Kansas State Teachers Delegate VP

Clarence Spong of Syracuse was chosen as sectional vice president of the Kansas State Teachers Association at a Safeteeet delegate assembly yesterday. He succeeds Robert Ballou of Dodge City.

Dodge City Clarence Spong Syracuse Kansas State Teachers Assn Robert Ballou

Kansas Football Rally Planned Before Saturday Game

Larry Lawrence reports a campus pep gathering for Kansas football at 6 30 p m Friday in Carruth and O Leary Hall West Cantapun Head. The event precedes the Topeka trip and the K U Kansan Late game with support urged for the team win or lose Saturday.

Stude Hanly Kansas Carruth O'Leary Halla West Canapun Dayhawkers Topeka

Behave or Be Booted Murphy McCain Warn

University leaders vow drastic action after campus raids at Kansas University and Kansas State College. A joint statement says any student found guilty of vandalism this year or future will be dismissed, with off campus activity also punished.

Kansas University Kansas State College Unis Franklin PD. Murphy K. U James A. McCain K-State Sunflower State Jayhawkers Wildcats Murphy Perpally Manhattan Law Rence Journal ‘World K.U K.P Kansas Kstate K.U. Yrandais Lawrence Joy Skillman

Be There Rally Planned For KU Gridders Before Big Game

Kansas University fans organize a 6 30 p m rally at Carruth O Leary Halls Went Campus Road to back the KU football team before the sunflower state clash with Kansas State College in Memorial Stadium. Patricia Pierson urges student and town turnout with band music speeches and bus departures to Topeka. Lawrence Quarterback Club also plans a rally at the same time and place, joined to maximize support for Saturdays game.

K.U Kansas University Malott Hall Newes Hoch Memorial Stadium Ane Kansas State College Alley Field House Chi Omega K. U Wk.state Journicl- World Mt. Oread Lawrence Patricia Pierson Burlington Carruth O'Leary Went Campus Misa Pierson Taynapenpla Chuck Mather Topeka Kaanaq City Odd Williams

Some County Drivers to Get License Renewal Reminders

Douglas County drivers born in January of an even numbered year will receive renewal notices. Notices will be mailed from January to February for those born in even numbered years, while odd numbered year births start December 1956. About 65 000 notices are expected monthly and renewals will occur at George V Allen’s office across from the Post Office.

Douglas County George V. Allen 7Th St State’ Motor Vehicle Department Iyner Deluino Nermit Motor Vehicle Department Tle Jong

Murder charges filed in Texas widow case on Padre Island

Wealthy Texas woman Mrs Sunny Canales Worden 43 faces murder counts after confessing she killed her husband of one month Don Worden 52 and buried him on Padre Island. She alleged he forced her at gunpoint to dig a grave and planned to burn their bodies her 5 year old daughter and herself. Worden says the wedding to Prexidea Canales 52 Premont occurred a month earlier in Bend Oregon and she now believes it was not binding.

Kingsville Tex Texas Worden Bend Ore

Lawrence Fire Chief urges citizens on trash fire safety

Fire Chief John Miller released a set of citizen tips to reduce trash fires in Lawrence. He warns against burning near buildings in windy dry conditions, staying with a fire until out, avoiding nighttime burning, and avoiding nuisance odors. Officials suggest using approved 30 gallon metal containers for city pickup.

John Miller Lawrence Miller

Weather Not Even for the Birds in Little Rock

In Little Rock yesterday the weather was so severe that two mallards were struck by lightning. One duck was found dead with singed feathers while the other, bruised, was released after receiving a leg band from the State Game and Fish Commission. Tom Mull, director, said he had never heard of ducks hit by lightning before.

Little Rock Ark State Game and Fish Commission Tom Mull State Game and Fish Commission

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