U S Air Chiefs Cite Bomber Flights as Nuclear Ripple
Eight B 52 jet bombers completed non stop flights of up to 17 000 miles in a mission from Maine to Greenland Thule and back via Alaska Seattle Houston and Baltimore. Col Donald Wikman praised the mission calling it very successful while SAC officials described it as a routine demonstration of strategic striking power and the BS 2 aircrafts ability to fly with KC 135s.
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Death reported at Pinger Drive home in Bulletin watchCH
Policy Chief David W. Robins said Bulletins watchCH reader Tommy Dor was found dead in bed at his Pinger Drive home. The medical examiner was summoned and the cause of death is not yet known. Dor’s associate Dani Wright had appeared in Superior Court at Bridgeport on October 4, charging crnelly and other offenses related to the house.
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Living costs rise half a percent to new high
Washington reports October living costs up 0.5 percent reaching another record during a 1958 climb. The gain boosts pay for about 1.5 million workers mainly in auto, farm equipment, metalworking and aircraft industries under government index rules, with most raises about two cents an hour. Consumers see rising prices with the exception of food. car prices jump nearly 11 percent from September to October. Labor earnings for production workers average $67 per week with three dependents, up about 0.25 dollars from September and roughly $2.80 from a year ago.
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Warming Trend Expected Across The Area
A weather note describes a warm trend for the region amid an unsettled weekend. Temperatures peaked briefly Saturday, then fell to 29 degrees by early today as a cold front brought snow flurries. A rapid midday rise is expected, with forecast highs in the 50s by Thursday afternoon under clear skies.
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Shipping Moves As Dock Hands Return To Work
New York reports 60 000 longshoremen from Maine to Texas back at work easing a nine day strike. Ports from New York to New Orleans see ships and cargo moving, though no settlement reached. Federal court order halted walkout for a temporary cooling off period amid taft hartley actions.
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QB Club Mizzou Rally Tonight at Hotel Eldridge
Lawrence Quarterback Club hosts Kansas University football as special guests for its annual pro Missouri rally at 8 p m tonight in the Hotel Eldridge. The Jayhawkers wrap their season Saturday at Columbia while Missouri seeks revenge after a 13 7 upset here last week. Coach Don Kaurut will lead a Bengal team for the final time Saturday. Several speakers will attend though the program is not announced.
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Railroads seek 7 percent freight rate hike emergency
The Interstate Commerce Commission has a plea from eastern and western railroads for an emergency seven percent freight rate increase to ease their acute financial strain. A stray line mentions Genn Doane and insurance but lacks clear context or relevance.
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U S Leads 57 97 at Olympics Stover’s Candy Rexall
Stover and Stowlis Rexall headline United States performance at the Olympics, with leading scores and notable candy sponsor mentions noted in the brief.
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U.N. urged to unite with Britain and U S on Suez crisis
Australia urged the United States and Britain to unite for the good of democracy as talks continued on replacing invaders in the Suez Canal zone. U N police units began entering by sea and air, with 700 Yugoslav troops set to land, while plans to merge U N troops with British and French patrols were dropped to preserve neutrality.
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Firefighters Die in Blaze At National Forest
Eleven firefighters died as a Cleveland National Forest blaze raged into its third day near San Diego California. About 40 000 acres were burned with no end in sight as dry east winds pushed flames toward the city. Six others escaped, while some prisoners from Vegas Honey Camp aided. the fire started from a trash burn on the Inaja Indian reservation and threatens El Monte Canyon and El Capitan Dam.
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Johnston Wins Grid Guess Turkey With One Miss
Bob E Johnston of Skyline Trailer Court Lawrence won the penultimate Journal World football guessing contest with one error choosing Kentucky over Tennessee. He correctly predicted USC 14 USC 13 in the week’s score game and will be told how to claim the turkey prize. Other one-miss entrants included Mary G Cook Alfred Kayitah and DuWayne Englert. several tied games were not counted.
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Hungarians Hopeful After White House Refugee Meeting
In Washington twelve Hungarian refugees met President Eisenhower in the White House rose garden. Nine posed for photographs while three remained under security. Eva Krause spoke for the group saying they believe America will be their happiness, as Tibor Kopjas, a year and a half old, learned to say goodbye to the President and one English word Okay. The refugees arrived at McGuire Air Force Base in New Jersey. Their families include Dr and Mrs T Kopjas and their son Peter, a carpenter and ghissworker, and Imre Zakarias, an electronic engineer and inventor, who with his wife and daughter praised the warmth of the reception and expressed hope for happiness in this country.
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Ku Cage Prospects Reviewed for Rotary
Kansas University's 1956 57 basketball outlook was reviewed for Rotary by new coach Dick Harp. He warned of a tough non league schedule with Northwestern Marquette Washington California Wisconsin and Oklahoma A M before the Big Seven tournament. He praised Wilt Chamberlain and listed strengths including the pivot shooting and leadership while noting practice started Oct 15 and a potential NCAA title run depends on continued effort.
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Kansas Cups Second In NCAA Race Today
Michigan State won the NCAA cross country meet in East Lansing with 38 points, Kansas second with 88, Texas third 89, Illinois fourth 128. Walter McNew of Texas University upset to claim individual honors in 19:55 over four miles, while Kansas leaders Jan Vowell and Jayhawker runners placed high amid snow and 28 degree wind.
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NM Cafe Blast Kills Two in Springer NM
Leaking butane gas exploded in the cafe basement, destroying half the town's main business block. Two men died T A Turk Griffith 42 from Los Alamos on a pheasant trip and Pat Duran 16. Others injured as debris and flames damaged multiple buildings. damage pegged near 200000 dollars.
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Romania Reds in Russia Seek Financial Aid
In Moscow, Romania's Communist leaders led by Premier Chivu Stoica appealed for greater economic support from the Kremlin. Stoica said the government would work to strengthen friendship with the Soviet Union and other socialist states as negotiations began amid regional shifts and Moscow's aim to bolster influence in Romania following recent developments in Hungary.
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Non Smoggy Days in Los Angeles Town
Los Angeles has experienced exceptionally sunny weather with this month averaging 98 percent of possible sunshine and 21 days at full sun. The figure surpasses the previous record set in November 1923.
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Wonderful Life cartoon debuts in Journal-World this week
A new cartoon panel titled Wonderful Life begins on page 2 featuring Bud Adams as creator. Adams, a World War I veteran and Columbia University art instructor, draws daily life moments from watching his three sons, capturing parent and child experiences with freshness and poignancy.
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Local Merchants Cautious About Trade Prospects
Local merchants express guarded optimism for the coming Christmas season after a year of slower momentum in retail sales. Kansas statewide receipts lag by about 1 percent, while Douglas County shows near 1955 levels and may hit a county record in 1956. Zook of the Chamber notes a better, well stocked downtown shopping district and cautious mood from some store managers who cite lack of holiday spirit and decorations but expect a 3 to 5 percent sales rise with strong toy traffic and steady prices.
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Weather Sketch Shows Warmer Temperatures For Kansas
The forecast calls for warmer conditions in Kansas this afternoon tonight and Tuesday. Low tonight near 30. High Tuesday expected in the 50s. Sun and warm trend noted with sunrise at 7:17 am and sunset in the evening.
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