Tension Mounts Between Syria and Iraq Amid Crisis
Tensions between Syria and Iraq surged with talk of a coup in Damascus or Baghdad and rising unrest. Baghdad said civilians died and many were hurt in a Mosul area protest while Iraq accused Syria of subversive actions. Both sides blamed the other as regional powers swung toward Soviet alignment.
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Panty Raiders Routed By Sorority Girls Swinging Bats
About 50 boys mobbed the Delta Gamma sorority house in Austin early today as frightened girls ran away. Some sisters faced the intruders with baseball bats, nearly mangling several boys, while others fled in panic. The house mother called police. the raiders then moved toward other private girls’ residences but were stopped before reaching Grace Hall.
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Tronrite Demonstration and Free Drawing
A Thursday evening event showcases a Tronrite demonstration followed by a free drawing. Vincents hosts the session with guidance and sample displays for attendees seeking hands on exposure.
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Vincents
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Toledo man says he faked Presley incident for pay
Louis Balint, the young man jailed for staging a fake swing at Elvis Presley in Toledo on Thanksgiving night, claims a Toledo bar offer of $200 from a "sharp character" who he mistook for a Presley employee. He says he was instructed to devise a story for publicity.
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Dorsey death ruled accidental by officials in Greenwich
Greenwich police chief and county coroner stated there is no doubt bandleader Tommy Dorsey died accidentally from asphyxiation after choking on food particles. Investigators dismissed a circulated note as inauthentic and.not indicative of his intent. the divorce hearing for his wife proceeds.
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David W. Robbins
Fairfield County
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Dorsey
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New York
Janie Ee
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Bridgeport
Ben Gurion Appeals World to Stop Egypts Nasser
In Jerusalem Premier David Ben Gurion urged global action against Egyptian President Nasser. He likened Nasser to Hitler, accusing Egyptian authorities of expelling stateless Jews and stripping many Egyptians of citizenship, practices he says resemble Nazi methods.
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Hitler
English Anti-American Feeling Grows in Parliament
Britain faces rising anti American sentiment as cartoonists mock Eisenhower and MPs debate U N and Egypt. Labor and Liberal motions urge reconciliation with Washington while a sizable Conservative faction attacks U S Middle East policy and warns against a complete withdrawal from Egypt, risking Atlantic alliance stability. Prime Minister Eden travels to Jamaica for rest as party splits over the intervention.
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Soviet in Budapest To Aid Kadar Group
Former Soviet Premier Georgi Malenkov, now a deputy Soviet premier, was reported in Budapest to bolster Janos Kadar�s government. A named source said Malenkov arrived November 23 and advised a tougher stance against striking Hungarian workers, explaining Kadar�s sharp recent speeches. Kadar met Bela Kovacs, Smallholders party secretary general, for three hours amid plans to admit only nonpartisans to his 100 percent Communist government.
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Chattanooga Educator Derthick Named U S Commissioner of Education
President Eisenhower selected Dr. Lawrence Gridley Derthick of Chattanooga as U S Commissioner of Education with a 14 800 dollar annual pay. Derthick will be 51 December 3 and replaces Samuel M. Brownell who resigned to head Detroit schools. Anderson, a former California congressman, becomes White House liaison to Congress.
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California
House
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Young Democrats meet at YMCA in Lincoln
A Lancaster County Young Democrats meeting at the Lincoln YMCA drew a puzzled visitor seeking a group called Recovery Unlimited. Members reassured him, inviting him in as they discussed their organization and activities.
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YMCA
Lancaster County
Young Democrats
Figures Are Official Now the State Edge 270,561 Votes
Official returns from the Nov 6 general election show Eisenhower carrying Kansas by 270,561 votes and Docking leading Shaw for governor by 115,341. Total votes cast for president were 366,243, with Eisenhower-Nixon totaling 586,878 and Stevenson-Kefauver 286,317. Prohibition candidates drew 3,048. Canvassing board to certify totals. results mirror AP tallies.
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Nieder's No 1 Fan Is Proud of All
Lawrence fans cheered as discus star Al Oerter won in Melbourne while Bill Nieder, KU shot putter, earned silver with 59 7 1 2 feet. Parry O'Brien set and tied records, both legends. Nieder’s knee injuries marred a standout career, wife Sue Nicol lauded his effort and KU's Dr. Franklin Murphy expressed pride. Nieder to return to Lawrence mid December after surgery and rehab.
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Record cold returns to Lawrence Kansas area
Arctic air pushes south through Kansas keeping Lawrence area in for a cold spell. Temperatures tonight expected in the upper teens with highs in the 30s on Thursday, after a day when the mercury slid and dawned frigid before climbing briefly.
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Diocese of Springfield Cape Girardeau formed bishop installed
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Springfield Cape Girardeau was formally established today and Most Rev. Charles H. Helmsing was installed as its first bishop.
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Happy Pills Threaten Yankee Resolve and Morals
Two psychiatrists warn that tranquilizers used by about 8 200 people may erode Americans tension and alertness. They cite risks including health danger from abnormal reactions, shifts in morals and emotions, pressure on physicians to prescribe, and a society expectation that fear vanish.
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U S Claims Soviet Aid to Unrest in Middle East
The State Department said Russia is shipping arms to Syria, raising U S concern over Soviet weapon deliveries. Officials noted substantial shipments in recent months totaling over 20 million dollars, including light tanks armored cars troop carriers machine guns and other light weapons.
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Missouri Coach Demands Retraction Over Wilt Chamberlain Remark
Missouri University coach Wilbur Stalcup demands retraction from Will Chamberlain and the Saturday Evening Post for alleged airport incident claims. Dick Harp for Chamberlain says Breslin misquoted. Stalcup denies meeting Wilt and asserts misquotation widespread.
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ABC Signs Sinatra For Three Year TV Contract
New York Frank Sinatra today signed a three year exclusive contract with the American Broadcasting Co. The pact covers all his activities except movie making and is described as one of the biggest and most unusual in show business. The deal centers on a weekly half hour program on ABC plus two one hour specials annually starting next fall. ABC will acquire a stock interest in Kent Productions, Sinatra’s controlling corporation.
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Soviet Tank Losses Reported in Budapest Battle
Reports from Budapest claim the Soviet army suffered at least 920 tank losses in a battle against Hungarian rebels. The clash involves heavily armed Soviet forces facing Hungarian forces and guerrilla units in the capital.
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Public lighting funding stalls in Lawrence commission
City Commission blocks quick decision on whether to switch four new streets to city ownership for a $120,000 lighting program. Westinghouse urged high intensity lighting for IS 49 by Miss down Street West Ninth Street Twenty Third Street and Nai smith Road four lane portion. City and KP&L would share costs over 15 years with no clear winner. Officials demand more definite information on costs ownership and operational issues before moving forward.
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Weather and Cold Outlook for Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma
Five day forecast shows below normal temperatures across western Nebraska to near normal in the Oklahoma Panhandle and eastern regions. Warmer Thursday and Sunday, colder Friday, normal minima and maxima vary by location. Light snow possible east Nebraska and weekend. clouds and strong northerly winds in Kansas, with diminishing tonight and warming Thursday.
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