Ike Dulles Move Forward in Quest of Durable Peace
President Eisenhower and secretary of state Dulles closed the Geneva door and pressed a renewed search for a just and durable peace. Dulles said the Geneva spirit remains despite Soviet setbacks, with the aim of peaceful coexistence, ongoing talks with Russia, and no drastic defense changes.
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Rescue Team Hopes to Reach Wreck Site in Two Days
An Arctic rescue team from the 42nd Air Rescue Squadron may take two days to climb Charleston Peak to the crashed four engine C54 with 34 aboard. Five paratroop medical technicians camped overnight in 20 below zero. They covered four miles the first day using snowshoes and skis. Crew from March Air Force Base Calif. may reach the scene late today or tomorrow and expect to bring down all bodies within a week.
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Pentagon backs limited dispersal of defense plants
Washington reports that the Pentagon rejected a hard and fast dispersal policy for defense plants. A Defense Department directive said dispersal will be a prime consideration when locating new plants, but existing facilities may expand if additions are relatively minor.
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Russia and Syria Upgrade Missions to Embassies
Moscow radio reports that Russia and Syria have agreed to raise their diplomatic missions from legations to embassies, signaling a step toward closer formal ties between the two states.
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London
Moscow Radio
Russia
Syria
Widow Hid Jewelry Worth 2000 Pounds in Waste Basket
Evelyn Berger hid jewelry valued at 2000 pounds in a waste basket before a weekend away but failed to inform the maid. Workers at a local incinerator are now searching the trash as it is shoveled into the furnace.
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London
Evelyn Berger
Elerator
Kefauver accuses DNC of favoritism for Stevenson
Senator Estes Kefauver charged the Democratic National Committee favored Adlai Stevenson for the presidential nomination during a Chicago news conference at the start of a three day party meeting. Chairman Paul Butler denied the charges as Kefauver prepared to attend a $100 dinner with Stevenson and Governor Averell Harriman. Stevenson, the lone declared candidate, was slated to speak at 11 15 p.m. EST as 2 500 reservations were reported for the event.
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New York
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Washington
Kansas Colleges Borrow to Build Dormitory Housing
Kansas colleges have borrowed 1,981,000 dollars from the federal Housing and Home Finance Agency to fund housing for students and faculty. Congress liberalized loans to cover dining halls and health facilities, cut interest to 2 percent, and extended terms to 50 years. President Eisenhower endorsed the broad provisions but objected to the low rate. Notable loans include Kansas State College 1,000,000 for 424 men, Municipal University of Wichita 741,000 for 134 men and 123 women, and Ottawa University 240,000 for 100 men.
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Space Studies May Aid Weather Control
California scientist Dr. Heinz Haber told the National Geographic Society that space observation could yield weather knowledge and improved forecasts. He said studying Earth from space may enable control of destructive storms and justify space satellite programs.
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When Fleeing Do it Right
Two inmates escaped from a Honolulu jail by scaling a wall and stealing the warden Joe Harper sedan. Local authorities pursue leads as an internal review follows the breach.
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Eisenhower Enjoys Quiet Weekend at Gettysburg Farm
President Eisenhower relaxes at his Gettysburg farm as snow coats Eisenhower lands, with no outdoor golf possible. Guests include NATO’s Gruenther, neighbor George Allen, and Maj. Gen. Snyder present as the weekend unfolds. Indoor pastimes like bridge and reading a detective story dominate amid a light social schedule.
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Explosion Wrecks Fraternity House at Butler University
An explosion demolished the $155,000 Sigma Chi fraternity house at Butler University in Indianapolis injuring seven. Firemen said the three story brick building was a total loss after a 1000 gallon hot water tank exploded. Eleven members and the house mother were inside. more than 20 students lived there.
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Butler University
Wyandotte Deputy Dies In Patrol Car Crash
Wyandotte County deputy sheriff Westey G. Wolden, 41, was killed when a patrol car struck the rear of a produce truck on State Highway 32 near Muncie at 4 40 am. Deputy Duane Fanning, 23, had a hip injury. Driver Leonard D Myers of Bonner Springs halted to help after an earlier accident. Hutson and Myers were detained or treated.
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Westey G. Wolden
Wyandotte County
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Muncie
Foreign Policy Seen As No Issue in '56 Voting
Lyndon Johnson states foreign policy will not be a partisan issue in the upcoming election. He suggests any raising of the topic will come from longtime critics of presidents, in a prepared speech at Southwest Texas State Teachers College Homecoming.
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Government secrecy policy blasted by editors group
The Associated Press Managing Editors assn adopts a resolution condemning government secrecy. It urges tighter control on Executive Order 10 501 and calls for accountability for misusing classification powers. The panel also notes the risk to citizens and the republic if communication between government and people fails. New officers were announced: W M Newton Jr president, Frank Eyerly VP, Coleman Harwell secretary, Roderick Watts treasurer.
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Des Moines
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Nashville Tennessean
Roderick Watts
Houston
Soviet Leaders Visit Gandhi Memorial in New Delhi
In New Delhi, Nikolai Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev toured historic sites on day two of their India visit. They removed shoes at Gandhi Memorial and placed coral wreaths, signaling a possible gesture of atonement for Gandhi remarks. They also visited Jama Masjid and the Mogul fort, walking a red carpet past crowds smaller than yesterday. Nehru did not join the tour.
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Jayhawker Fans Hope KU Gridiron Upset Pattern
Kansas University rooters expect the Jayhawker football team to imitate the freshmen basketball squad’s upset style in Memorial Stadium against favorite Missouri during Homecoming. Wilt Chamberlain’s 42 points and 29 rebounds headline Friday’s 81-71 freshman win, fueling optimism and tight grids margins for today’s game despite wintry forecasts and a bustling Homecoming scene.
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Staszen Visits Pope at Castel Gandolfo Audience
Harold E. Staszen, President Eisenhower's special adviser for disarmament, met Pope Pius XII in a special audience at the Pope's summer residence in Castel Gandolfo Italy.
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1955 Program Rates As One of Best Yet
About 14 000 students alumni and townspeople enjoyed a fine pre Homecoming program at KU Allen Fieldhouse. Wilt Chamberlain scored 42 points as the Freshmen beat the Varsity 81 71. The Homecoming Follies featured Marjorie Mahoney and attendants and included acts like a Delta Upsilon jazz and a French can can. Traffic moved slowly and orderly as crowds toured campus decorations predicting KU would host Missouri easily.
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K U Homecoming Grows From Smoker to Pageant
The 1912 Kansas University Homecoming began as a small smoker and evolved into a large annual event attracting about 30,000 spectators. Early activities included a teller of pep, a football game, and a boxing bout, with significant growth driven by alumni appeal and business district decorations.
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Alumni Association
Residence pride shines at Kansas University Friday show
Larry Lawrence lauds Lawrence living and a lively Friday night show at Kansas University. He says local folks stay young at heart by joining events like this, highlighting community spirit and cultural vitality.
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Homecoming Schedule for 1908 Luncheon and Dance
The schedule lists a 11:50 to 1:38 p m luncheon in the Union with a football buffet in the Flower Room then a 2 p m Kansas vs Missouri game at Memorial Stadium. At 3:15 p m a coronation and decoration awards ceremony followed by a 4:30 p m union open house with cider and doughnuts. A dance with Les Brown’s orchestra runs from 6 p m to midnight in the Union.
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Officials investigate Cause of Plane Crash Seattle
Investigators meet to piece together the wrecked Pensinsula Air Transport Co. airliner and the stories of witnesses after the early Sunday crash in a suburban backyard. Twenty seven men died, while 47 survived including a woman and three children.
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Weather Forecast For Kansas Strives For Warmth
Late tonight and Sunday look warmer with readings rising into the 60s in eastern Kansas. Tonight's low around 28 to 36. Yesterday’s high 40, low 26. Nov 1955 calendar snippet shows month markings and partial daily temperatures.
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