Eisenhower illness described as mild stroke by NHS doctors
Washington doctors from the National Heart Institute say President Eisenhower's illness may be a mild stroke rather than a big one. They explain a little stroke can go unrecognized and outline mechanisms including thrombosis embolism spasm and hemorrhage with a generally favorable outlook for recovery.
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New York trash kingpin sentenced for probation violation
Vincent J. Squillante, a target of Washington State Senate probes and metro area officials for alleged strongarm tactics in the disposal industry, was sentenced to one year in prison for probation violation in a tax case. Federal Judge Irving R. Kaufman denounced him as an intimidator who aimed to be the overlord of the carting industry.
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Nixon Steps In as Substitute Leader Amid Eisenhower Recovery
Vice President Nixon takes on a part time substitute role as President Eisenhower recovers. A Bridges proposal suggesting Nixon preside at two upcoming leadership briefings may gain Eisenhower's approval. Nixon plans further talks with presidential staff while White House aides assess cabinet and national security duties.
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Grenade Found Near Leavenworth Tree Line Detonated
Army ordnance personnel near Leavenworth detonated a training hand grenade found tied to a tree limb near U S Highways 24 40 about three miles east of Tongany. A string attached to the release trigger caused the blast as a fire was built beneath it.
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U S to Proceed With NATO Meet Without Eisenhower
Washington officials report the United States may proceed with the December NATO summit in Paris without President Eisenhower if allied leaders choose to, due to his illness. Vice President Nixon could substitute, or the conference could be postponed to spring when Eisenhower might attend. Ministers of foreign affairs defense and finance from 15 NATO nations will meet in December to advance unity and modernization plans.
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Gains Hold Today On Stock Market
New York stocks held substantial gains in quiet late trading after a stronger move from yesterday due to President Eisenhower's illness. Volume was about 3 million shares, with oils and aircrafts leading, while chemicals rails and nonferrous metals also advanced.
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Eisenhower resumes duties after illness improves
President Eisenhower eased back into office work after a brain artery blockage. A noon bulletin praised his progress as excellent while he met with Vice President Nixon, Sherman Adams, and White House staff, discussing the 1956 59 budget NATO plans and other matters. He signed several documents and slept well, with aides noting his spirits and occasional difficulty pronouncing hard words.
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City United Fund Tops Goal Today At 51027 Mark
The 1957 Lawrence United Fund drive reached its goal raising total contributions to 51027 just 21 over the target. An extra 78 from Kansas University via J J Wilson pushed past the goal as campaign leaders hoped to meet the target by Thanksgiving. Co chairs Jim Black and J D King praised the community and noted the drive ran about 10 weeks since beginning September 16 with door to door work by women starting October 2.
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Missile Data Is Sad Shocking Says CIA Chief
CIA Director Allen Dulles briefed the Senate Preparedness Committee in a closed session. Senators Symington Bridges called the briefing a sad shocking account of Soviet missile progress and urged full disclosure to awaken officials and the public.
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NATO members urge talks as summit nears
Parish Britain France West Germany and Italy urged that the NATO summit go ahead next month while President Eisenhower is ill. Vice President Nixon would serve as chief executive. The United States offered to send Nixon if others concurred. Netherlands and Turkey echoed similar views.
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Warrants Issued After Colorado School Officials Fight
Norwood Colorado town marshal issued warrants for the high school superintendent and principal after a five minute brawl in a classroom. Principal Raessean English and Superintendent Lyle Cloepfil required hospital treatment for cuts. A district board room melee disrupted classes as teachers and students tried to intervene.
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KU Physicist urges faster U S missile program and more science
A Kansas University physicist told KU basketball players and counselors that the United States is not in immediate danger of Soviet attack but could be if Russia keeps gaining scientifically. Dr. L W Seagandollar outlined a three point plan: speed up missile development, reform education to boost scientists and engineers, and accelerate basic research leading to key discoveries. He spoke at a Thanksgiving dinner hosted by the Holiday Inn.
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Jet sets U S speed record from West to East
Air Force Voodoo jet piloted by 1st Lt. Gustav B. Klatt established a new U S speed record by flying from Los Angeles to Floyd Bennett Field in 3 hours 5 minutes 39 2 seconds over the Pacific coast to New York route. The flight surpassed the former 3 hour 22 minute mark set by the Navy F8U Crusader as Klatt and three others aided the record push.
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Thanksgiving Weather Forecast Sees Cloudy Cool Day
Partly cloudy skies and cool temperatures are forecast for Thanksgiving Day with no rain or snow. Cooler air moved in Tuesday night ending recent warm spells. Downtown Lawrence recorded a 7 degree high earlier and an overnight low of 45 degrees. Afternoon readings hovered near 51 degrees as a near 30s low and 45 to 50s high are expected Thursday, about normal for the season.
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Mayflower to Sail but Not Far in Junction City Parade
A replica Mayflower built by the First Battle Group 16th Infantry at Ft. Riley was abandoned before a Thanksgiving parade after a 25 foot mast could not clear overhead wires on Washington Street. It will stop at Sixth and Franklin for public viewing and judging for an award.
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Sputnik I to be visible tonight across Midwest states
Cambridge report notes clear skies nationwide for a public viewing of Sputnik I. Three passes are expected after sunset with one at 3:20 p.m. cutting across a dozen states and passing near Kansas City around 9:23 p.m. The satellite will travel northwest to northeast.
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City Opposes Finance Change to Hike Property Tax
Lawrence city commissioners oppose a proposed state finance change that would keep the sales tax residue at the state level, risking higher local property taxes. Gov Docking has urged revenue shifts including a possible delay of distributions to ease state needs.
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George Docking
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Jets trigger sonic booms over Lawrence residents
Lawrence residents were jarred by blasts from speeding jets, though no blasts were found. Richarda Gebaur Air Force Base KC attributed the sound to four F-101 voodoo jets attempting a cross country speed run from Ontario International Airport to New York and back. The sonic booms occurred as planes passed through Mach I, with echoes varying by altitude and temperature. observers reported the loud bangs to police and city officials who checked for unauthorized blasting.
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Mitchell Visits About KU Post No Action Taken
Kansas University officials interviewed Arkansas football coach Jack Mitchell today regarding the KU coaching vacancy. The session included KU athletic director Lonberg, plus regents and athletic board members. Mitchell’s trip followed reports of a five-year contract offer and a televised role, with discussions continuing at a Kansas City meeting before plans for further talks in Lawrence.
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Clay Center
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Kansas City
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Wichita
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Weather forecast for Kansas region brief and cool
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with cooler conditions. Low around 40 tonight, high near 46 Thursday. Five day outlook calls for temperatures 6 degrees below normal with a gradual cooling trend and little precipitation, snow flurries possible in scattered areas.
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