Brown reveals hiding place of Allen belongings
Arthur Ross Brown the confessed slayer of Mrs Wilma Allen led officers to the site where he had hidden her wristwatch glasses ring and other personal effects beneath a thin soil layer two miles from the discovery site Brown described the capture and the motive saying he abducted her at Brookside Plaza and planned a holdup as he was broke The case is under federal kidnaping statutes with the potential death penalty and Brown faces a Dyer Act charge for crossing state lines with a stolen car
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K U Vespers at Hock on Sunday
KU Vespers plans at Hoch Auditorium feature about 40 students and six musical groups. University Symphony Orchestra and band perform works by Beethoven Mendelssohn Mozart and others with choirs directed by Clayton Wrehbiel. Program honors Mozart bicentenary and runs through holiday seasons in Kansas City observances.
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Sehagl of Fine Arts
Stevenson Quests Health Not to Drive 1956 Campaign
Adlai Stevenson says health will be a factor in voters' minds but he will not make it an issue in his bid for the Democratic nomination. He announces entry in the Minnesota primary and discusses Eisenhower and Johnson, while naming James A Finnegan as his campaign manager.
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Senator Carlson backs Wes Santee in amateur status case
TOPEKA Sen. Carlson R Wash urged the Missouri Valley AAU to restore Wes Santee to good amateur standing. Santee, a Kansas miler, is suspended for alleged acceptance of excessive money. Carlson said he made a personal investigation after appeals from Kansans and cited expenses advanced under questionable circumstances.
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Kansas Traffic Deaths Reported By State Records
Data from the State Accident Records Section notes deaths on Kansas roads in recent hours. An earlier fatality is confirmed with additional details pending verification.
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Kansas
Arctic Air Douses Kansas With Snow Sleet And Cold
A strong Arctic front brought sleet freezing rain and subzero readings across Kansas last night. Cities reported two inches of snow in spots with hazardous highways, and gusty winds followed by clearing skies and forecasts of warmer weather and later snow chances.
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Graham Charged In Slaying Of Mother
Graham 23 faces murder charges in the United Air Lines plane bombing that killed his mother Daisy King, 54, and 43 others. Prosecutors say the blast occurred after takeoff from Denver, with Kim insured for 37500. Arraignment set for tomorrow as U S attorney turned case to Denver district attorney.
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Manslaughter Trial Opens for John Sala in Topeka Court
The first degree manslaughter trial of 65 year old John Henry Sala began in district court. The defense admitted Sala fired the shot that killed 18 year old Paul Eugene Denning near Topeka about 1 30 a m last June 22. The main issue is whether the shooting was justifiable.
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William Lemesang
Paul Eugene Denning
Denver
Wayne Allphin Jr
Denning
Jimny Johnson
Russell Viers
K C Man Killed In Wreck On Icy Road
A Kansas City man, William Henry Arnold Jr., 26, died after his car skidded on an icy U.S. Highway 40 near Lawrence and overturned, trapping him beneath. His brother Richard Arnold reported unsure location. damage estimated at 500. The weekend storm dropped a low of 10 degrees with sleet and graupel observed in Lawrence.
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Buck Car Crash Leads to Carved Meat Mystery
A buck wandered onto a highway in Louisville Kentucky and was struck by a truck. The truck overturned blocking the road and motorists carved off chunks of the meat leaving only the head, as State Trooper Elmer Lowe investigated.
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Elmer Lowe
Lowe
Big Four fail to agree as Geneva talks close in division
Geneva diplomats end three week Big Four talks with no progress on German reunification or European security. Molotov blames the West, Dulles cites Soviet intransigence as U.S. officials plan further diplomacy and report to President Eisenhower. A brief communique signals total failure to resolve key Cold War issues.
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Skits and Music Planned for Kansas University Homecoming Follies
A Homecoming Follies at Kansas University features skits musical numbers and acts Friday night after the Freshman Varsity basketball game in Allen Fieldhouse. The 1955 queen and attendants will be introduced and finalists named mid show with Bruce Dillman and Bill Buck as narrators.
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Journal-World
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Kansas University
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Independence
Bill Buck
Kansas City
University
Fred
Bunny) Black
Meeting planned on airport here in Lawrence
Lawrence city commissioners plan to confer with local businessmen and a Civil Aeronautics Administration representative before signing a 30 year lease for Municipal Airport. The site north of Lawrence is state owned, with a pending five year improvement plan costing up to 250 000 dollars, partly grant funded, to expand to a 4200 foot runway and upgrade facilities. The group will decide if they should proceed and whether to seek voter approval for bonds, inviting further input from business leaders.
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Kansas University
Charles Robinson
Kansas
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Jack Harris
John Weatherwax
George Bradshaw
Bradshaw
CAA
Cowboy Bandits Rob Basehor Telephone Exchange
Two bandits wearing cowboy hats held up a Basehor telephone exchange last night assaulting operator Mrs Nellie Hamilton. They fled with a cash box containing $70 and a number of checks. Sheriff Arden Rhyne noted both men wore western hats plaid shirts blue jeans and black leather jackets.
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Seriff Arden Rhyne
Bowl tickets go fast in Oklahoma sales push
Oklahoma football fans snapped up 12 149 Orange Bowl tickets as they went on sale in Norman on Tuesday. Athletic business manager Ken Farris said orders exceeded the supply, with tickets $6.25 each.
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Norman
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