Asia neutrals back U.N. check on Hungary
UNITED NATIONS New York three Asian neutrals India Ceylon and Indonesia unexpectedly backed U N moves for an on the spot check in Hungary They proposed a resolution urging Hungary s Communist government to permit U N observers to enter while allowing relief supplies with U N representatives to also enter Hungary The assembly also discussed deportations of Elan yuans and priorities for Asian proposals amid Russian concerns.
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Riots by Poles Reported While Chief in Moscow
A Vienna based Polish newspaper reports demonstrations and riots across Poland while Communist Party chief Wladyslaw Gomulka was in Moscow. Students and young workers attacked a radio station, while other dispatches note tension despite Gomulka’s Moscow journey and a Kremlin line.
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Many Hungarians Back at Work Today in Vienna and Budapest
Radio Budapest reports renewed work across Hungary with four textiles restarting production and coal mining resuming at Doreg and Salgotarian mines. Despite economic revival, the anti Soviet push persists, with the independence demand remaining strong. Coal output remains below normal, signaling ongoing disruption.
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Lions Ch ampions Receive Grid Awards at Assembly
Thirty-two Lawrence High School football players and two student managers were named 1951 Jettermen at a school assembly honoring the undefeated Lions who went nine games without a loss and seek the No 1 spot in the final Associated Press poll. Letters were presented on the auditorium stage with 20 seniors, 30 juniors, and two sophomores listed among the lettermen.
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Tom Pritchard
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Roger Scott
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Jerry Webster
Richard Williams
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Don Dennis
Jack Gailoway
U S backs Asian bid to let UN observers into Hungary
The United States signals strong support for a resolution by India Ceylon and Indonesia calling on Hungarys Communist regime to admit UN observers as urged by Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold. Nehru cites Soviet troop deployments, and U S delegate Lodge warns about deportations from Budapest in boxcars.
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Leavenworth UF Drive Aims to Toppled Goal
Leavenworth's United Fund drive nears completion as secretary Howard Faulkner reports over $40,000 raised toward a $65,000 goal. Final day contributions expected to push completion. Chuck Wagon to close November 21st to 23rd, reopening Saturday November 24th.
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Howard Faulkner
Egypt Backed by U.N. Leader In Demand on Suez
United Nations reports say U N Secretary Dag Hammarskjold backs Egypt in demanding that Britain France and Israel withdraw their forces from Egyptian territory seized in the Suez conflict The U N plans two reports to the General Assembly one on canal clearance and the other on U N police security arrangements for post withdrawal negotiations The U N emergency force will supervise cease fire and withdrawal under General Assembly directives and may coordinate security arrangements with firms to clear the canal from wreckage and sunken ships.
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Eden's Note to Reds Ignores Demands
Prime Minister Eden, in a note drafted in his sick room, replies to Bulganin’s demand for Egypt compensations for Suez Canal violence. He cites Middle East aims, UN observers, and urges Soviet action in Hungary. Real estate ad appears as a line in the notice.
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Norstad Takes NATO Allied Command From Gruenther
General Lauris Norstad assumed supreme command of the 15 nation NATO forces in Europe at an ceremony near Paris, pledging to maintain strength to keep peace. General Gruenther handed over leadership and said some may push for more military power while others seek political gains. He urged NATO's 450 million people to have enduring faith in the alliance.
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Filmland premier for newsstand in Hollywood
A second premiere in Hollywood featured search lights and glamour as a new newsstand opened at Hollywood and Vine. Actress Marie Wilson helped newsboy Al Kloffman set up a gleaming stainless steel stand replacing the old wooden one as part of glamorizing Hollywood Boulevard. The States closed Thanksgiving day and Friday and open Saturday.
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Refugees Flee Hungary Bound for U.S. Homes
Sixty refugees from Soviet terror in Hungary were en route to U.S. homes today as officials aimed to speed up the program to relocate up to 5000 across the Atlantic. ICEM planes carried groups from Vienna to New Jersey and Milwaukee, with the first Vienna group including 15 men 11 women 13 children and 2 infants.
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KU Camera Fiasco Turns Meet Into Comedy at Eldridge
At a Lawrence Quarterback Club gathering Centron Corp filmed KU football from Los Angeles after a 13 to 0 loss to UCLA. The reel played upside down and backward causing a Keystone Kop style scene as attendees offered advice and joked while reels wound. The session ended after 1 hour 35 minutes with only partial views shown.
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Eisenhower Wins Louisiana Vote with Big Margin
Official returns show President Eisenhower carrying Louisiana by about 85 070 votes. The tabulation lists Eisenhower 329 047 and Stevenson 4 T. Coleman notes the first GOP presidential vote from Louisiana in 80 years. Dene Doane advertises insurance.
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Eden’s Doctors Order a Rest Amid Political Turmoil
London reports say Prime Minister Eden ordered to rest by doctors due to severe overstrain. Ailing Eden faced pressure over Middle East actions with France over Egypt, provoking resignation calls from Labour and defections in the Conservative ranks. Paris papers speculated on a diplomatic illness signaling possible removal, though a frontal overthrow remained unlikely.
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Eisenhower Cancels Weekly News Conference
President Eisenhower canceled his regular news conference and scheduled a cabinet meeting for tomorrow. He suggested a possible Friday White House conference, but press secretary James C. Hagerty offered little detail and said the event would not involve the Cabinet or congressional leaders. The purpose of the Friday meeting was not disclosed, nor whether it would address domestic or international issues.
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Postmaster Launches Early Mail Campaign for Christmas
Postmaster James Parsons begins the annual drive to mail gifts and cards early with Christmas just over a month away. He notes U.S. population at 167 million and 1955 local outgoing mail of 1,067,000, predicting a new December record. He urges precise addresses, pamphlets on packaging and postage, and two bundles for local and out-of-town mail. Plan to mail distant items before December 10 and nearby by December 15.
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Post Office Department
Stock Market Index Closes Down on Saturday Trade
New York stock averages show the closing for 60 stocks at 174.8, down 1.4 points. The index ranks from 121st to 23rd, with no further detail on listings or components. Trading opened on Saturday, November 24, with advanced notes sparse.
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Acting Police Chief Urges Caution Over Icy Roads
Acting Police Chief Bill Cox urged motorists to slow down and leave extra distance as the season's first icy roads approach. He warned against rushing home or to work with windshields unclear and noted common errors such as not using chains or snow tires and poor signaling. Past incidents include a Kansas City man killed after skidding on US 24 and a 1955 three dozen accident spree in the Lawrence area.
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Freeze Warning and Snow Forecast for Lawrence Area
A winter storm brings freezing rain sleet and snow to Lawrence with rain beginning this morning and total monthly moisture at 2.71 inches. Snow is expected to start tonight and end Wednesday with temperatures dipping to the 20s and a high near freezing. The system spans the southern Rockies to the lower Missouri Valley with four inches of snow possible and travel hazards across north central Kansas eastern Nebraska and western Iowa.
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Weather Outlook: Snow, Freezing Rain, and Cold with Holiday Closure
The forecast warns of rain and thunderstorms in the southeast with snow in the north, accumulating up to four inches this afternoon and evening. A band of freezing rain is possible, then snow moves northeast, with clearing west tonight. Wednesday turns partly cloudy with lingering snow in the northeast and colder, strong northerly winds. Low tonight 10 to 15 northwest to upper 20s southeast. highs Wednesday 20s north, lower 30s south. Temperature readings show a mix of day and night highs, with a notably warm high of 75 today and a 44 low. banks in Lawrence will be closed Thursday for a legal holiday observance.
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