Asian African bloc pushes for end to Middle East fighting
A 23 nation group at the United Nations pressed Britain France and Israel to halt hostilities against Egypt. They urged the General Assembly to act for a cease fire and to impose military economic and financial restrictions on the aggressors. Egypt said it would not implement the resolution as attacks continued.
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U. N
Britain
France
Israel
Egypt
Dug Hammarskjold
General Assembly
Hammarskjold
Djalal Abdoh
Iran
U. S
Middle-East
Eisenhower
Nehru
India
Louis St. Laurent
Canada
Eden
Assembly
State Secretary Dulles Hospitalized With Appendicitis
Secretary of State Dulles was admitted to Walter Reed Army Hospital with suspected appendicitis. He rests comfortably and has continued some work by telephone. Acting Secretary Hoover leads the State Department as doctors finalize a diagnosis, with Mrs. Dulles and aide William Macomber present. The case comes amid tensions over the Middle East and Hungarian crisis.
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Bulletin Washington
State Dulles
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Washington
Dulles
State Department
William B. Macomber
Herbert Hoover Jr
Lincoln White
Middle East
New York City
United Nations General Assembly
A. D. Daughton
Department of State
Kansas Runaway Rout Touts 27th Straight Dual Win
KU cross country crushed Oklahoma 50 to 15 on the Mt Dread three mile course. Jerry McNeal won in 15 08.5 over Jan Howell 15 09 and Wes Simcoe set the course record. Jayhawkers filled seven of the top eight places.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Mt. Dread
Jayhawkers
Sooner
Ron Wade
Jerry McNeal
Jan Howell
McNeal
Wes Simiee
Howell
Jack Schroeder
Barry Crawford
Bobby Nicholson
Bernie Gay
Lowell Janzen
Dick Dudley
Carl Young
Jay Field
Harold Kuhn
John -Caley
Schedules For Candidates on Campaign Trail Today
Major party presidential candidates outline today schedule. Eisenhower in Washington. Stevenson tours the Chicago area with NBC speeches. Kefauver visits Minnesota with multiple city stops. Nixon conducts whistle stops in Ohio with talks planned in Marietta Athens Chillicothe Galion Mansfield and Canton.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Chicago
NBC TV
Nbc-Mutual
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Minnesota
Winona
Rochester
Kasson
Owatonna
Weseca
Mankato
J. Peter
Lesueur
Belle Plaine
Shakopee
St. Paul
Foret Lake
Eisenhower to Confer on European Crises and Middle East
President Eisenhower planned top level talks on Europe and the Middle East with Undersecretary Herbert Hoover Jr. Dulles, in Walter Reed Hospital, suggested new moves may be under consideration. Hagerty announced a $20 million U.S. relief package for Hungary including food and medical supplies.
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Eisenhower
Europe
Middle East
James C.hagerty
Herbert Hoover Jr
Dulles
U.N. General Assembly
Walter Reed Hospital
White House
Hagerty
Hungary
U. S
Planes Attack As Prelude For Troop Moves
Britain and France reject UN calls to halt action against Egypt. Allied air strikes hit military targets as preparations for a possible land invasion to seize the Suez Canal continue. Iraq and Syria move troops toward Jordan raising fears of a wider front. Eden defends policy while noting conditions for UN peacekeeping and potential Anglo-French detachments. Israel may react against Arab moves on its eastern front.
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Britain
France
U. N
Egypt
Suez Canal
Iraq
Jordan
Israel
Canal
Eden
United Nations
U.N
Palestine
Hugh Gaitskell
Labor Party
Canada
United States
Dag Hammarskjold
Anthony’ Head
Sinai
Western powers plan Security Council move on Hungary
United States Britain and France sought a Security Council proposal to back Hungary neutrality and press for Soviet withdrawal. Nagy urged immediate negotiations and recognition of Hungary's neutrality, as the council debated for hours. Soviet veto was anticipated, but a deadlock could push the issue to the General Assembly now in session over the Middle East.
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Hungary
General Assembly
Middle East
Imre Nagy
U. N
Nagy
Council
United States
Britain
France
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Soviet Union
Arkady A. Sobolev
Egypt
59 Miners Alive After Explosion
Fifty nine of 113 miners trapped in Cumberland No 4 pit at Springhill Nova Scotia were found alive with three brought to surface in good condition. Rescue teams labored after an explosion, fire and gas killed 13. crowds cheered as news spread, though officials had warned of slim odds.
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Springhill
Nova Scotia
Harold Gordon
Dominion Steel and Coal Corp
Cumberland Railway and Coal Co
Blizzard Claims At Least Four Across Plains States
An AP report describes a 75 mph blizzard sweeping Nebraska Colorado Wyoming Kansas and the Dakotas. Four deaths are reported including a boy near a school in Nebraska and a lineman in Colorado. Dozens of trucks and cars are ditched as snow piles up to five to six feet, with rescues and stranded motorists prevalent.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Kansas
Terry Leveland
J. Lee Belcher
Lamar Power Company
North
South Dakota
Thomas Rowan
Minot
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Olaf Cleven
Herman Blumer
Hill City
S. D
Docking Weakening in First District Poll Findings
Topeka observers report George Docking Democratic candidate for governor trails in the First Congressional District. A 13-county poll by the Topeka State Journal shows Docking at about 40 percent versus Republican Warren Shaw’s 57.6 percent, down from two years ago. If accurate, Shaw could win the district by about 15 000 votes, exceeding Hall’s 1954 margin.
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Topeka
George Docking
Kansas
Topeka State Journal
Docking
Warren Shaw
Fred Hall
Shawnee
Shaw
the Journal
Hall
Kansas Traffic Deaths Reported for 1956 Update
State Accident Records Section lists Kansas traffic fatalities in the last 24 hours with totals. To date in 1956 the count is 351, compared with 472 for the same period in 1955.
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Topeka
Kansas
FIRST REAL FREEZE MAY BE TONIGHT
Lawrence may see its first real freeze of the winter tonight as temperatures drop from a Friday high of 68 to an overnight low near 36. Frost occurred in low-lying areas but no hard freeze. Sunday forecast calls for a low in the 30s and a high around 50 with partly cloudy skies and no rain or snow.
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Lawrence
Jack Frost
Haskell Ace Billy Mills Wins Cross- Country Meet
Haskell's Billy Mills led the two mile regional cross country at Kansas University, 9:10.6 to win in both classes. teammate Ray Wilson followed. Class A placers included Dani Ralston and Robert Sroszek, top teams Haskell, Shawnee-Mission, Wyandotte, Olathe. top four teams and five individuals advance to state on Nov 17. In Class B John Brown Perry won in 10:35.8 with Mertz Wamego second and other top finishers. Team scores: Wamego 17 Perry 25 Richmond 42.
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Billy Mills
Kansas University
Mills
Iis
Ray Wilson
Dani Ralston
Topeka
Robert Sroszek
Olathe
Ken Lyon
Wyandotte
Shawnee-Mission
Wyandalle
John Brown
Perry
Jim Mertz
Wamegno
Tom Weixelman
Wamego
Ken Bahner
Bill Ford
Baldwin
Richmond
Voters Face Choices on Car Tax Change and Bond Issue
Lawrence voters face two special questions next Tuesday two on statewide vehicle tax amendment allowing car and truck taxes at license time and a local $215 000 bond for a Centennial Park swimming pool. Officials oppose the amendment arguing it could hurt local tax bases while the commission split on endorsement, and the pool plan has not been officially endorsed by the City Commission.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Centennial Park
Jayhawk
West 6Th Street
Recreation Commission
Polls Favor Eisenhower as Election Nears
Most straw polls show President Eisenhower leading Adlai E. Stevenson by about 55 to 45 percent nationwide. Independent surveys echo a tight race, with factors like the Middle East crisis influencing public sentiment and newspaper polls offering mixed signals ahead of Election Day.
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Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
George Gallup
Senhower - Nixon
Kenneth Fink
Stevenson
Egypt
Middle East
New York Times
Europe
New York Daily News
New York City
Bomb Shelter Need Cited
SAN FRANCISCO Val Peterson national civil defense director says the nation must have 20 billion dollars worth of underground bomb shelters, urging readiness for national security needs and civil defense.
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San Francisco
Val Peterson
National Civil Defense Director
Docking Homecoming Rally Planned in Lawrence
Douglas County Democrats announce an all day George Docking homecoming with a downtown float torchlight parade and rally at the Community Building. Speakers include Docking and Georgia Neese Clark Gray with local candidates introduced at stops across Eudora Baldwin Lecompton and Lawrence. The event culminates in an 8 p.m. parade down Mass Street to the Community Building.
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Douglas County
Democrats
Lawrence
Decking
Te County
Georgia Neese Clark Gray
U. S
Richland
Robert Docking
Democrat Central Committee
Don Wilcox
Wyandotte County
Son
Eudora
Baldwin
Lecompton
Sts
Massachusetts
Kth
St. Sta
Bob’ Docking
Gray
Stevenson
Docking
Dad
Wichita
Fred Hall
Harry Woodring
Warren W. Shaw
Toepeka
Weather summary for Kansas and region
Partly cloudy with showers possible in the southwest and scattered showers north to south. Tonight lows range from the 20s in the north to near 40 in the south central, with Saturday highs in the 30s to 60s across the northwest to southeast. Regional observations show varied readings with record highs and lows noted for past dates.
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Denver
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