Red Defiance Deepens As China Refuses U.S. Note
Washington reports Communist China rejects the U S note protesting the imprisonment of 13 Americans and 2 U S civilian employees on spy charges. The State Department calls the charges baseless while Britain, acting as intermediary, calls the Chinese position unacceptable. The U S weighs all measures as Secretary Dulles prepares a foreign policy speech in Chicago and President Eisenhower hints at peaceful means.
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J-W Clarkson wins three AP photo contest firsts
Journal-World photographer Rich Clarkson, 22, KU journalism senior, claimed three first prizes in the 1954 AP Newsphoto Contest for the Kansas-Missouri area. Entries included The Coach showing Bradley's Forddy Anderson in NCAA final agony, Play Safe featuring a wrecked Kansas City official car, and He Fouled capturing Harold Patterson on the Hoch Auditorium floor with Hank Iba reacting.
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Short Busy Period For K U Preceding Christmas
University of Kansas resumes after a five day Thanksgiving break with over 7,000 students and staff in a three week term before a 15 day Christmas New Year recess. Many will finish papers and attend multiple concerts and plays including Jan Chiapasso piano recital, Little Symphony, Quintetto Boccherini, University Symphony, Stern concert, and Theatre programs. Campus Problems Speaking Contest finals set for strong auditorium, English Proficiency Exam upcoming for juniors and seniors in liberal arts and journalism schools.
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Santa Claus Note From Shreveport Child Calls For Rolling Pin
In Shreveport Louisiana the Shreveport Times published a scrawled note from a child asking Santa for a rolling pin for his mother who has never had one while mentioning his father plans to leave and urging Santa to bring the gift.
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New Charge Listed In Censure Hearing
Senator McCarthy faces a new charge as he returns from Bethesda Hospital for the censure debate. Senator Bennett releases a resolution accusing McCarthy of labeling the Watkins committee as a tool of the Communist party and of portraying the special session as a lynch party. The resolution adds McCarthy’s insults toward committee members as deception and cowardice.
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Insanity Plea Seen For Phillip Johnson By Defense Lawyers
Jury selection for the first degree murder trial of Phillip A. Johnson finished after 2:30 pm with eleven jurors named plus an alternate. Defense said a not guilty by reason of insanity plea would be entered, and psychiatrists may testify Johnson was insane at the time of the May 28 shooting of Leroy Harris. State plans to seek the death penalty. two jurors were excused for opposition to capital punishment.
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Douglas County
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Thomas R. Dolan
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Thanksgiving traffic toll rises in Kansas to 550
The Associated Press reports a Thanksgiving weekend toll of 15 deaths on Kansas highways, bringing the 1954 total to 550 versus 544 at the same point last year. An Acme dry cleaning note follows: call 646 for same day service from Acme Bachelor Laundry & Dry, Cleaners at 1111 Mass.
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Rollover crash near Lawrence claims four lives
Four killed in a two car collision at the junction of U.S. Highways 24 40 and 73 near Lawrence. Victims include Harry A. Sprague Jr. and Ronald Lady of Lawrence, and Berl Wayne Enloe and his wife of Kansas City Missouri. Sprague a KU mechanical engineering senior and Lady a 1950 Lawrence High School graduate. Lady's body later removed from Sprague car, funeral plans set for Lady while Sprague’s family mourns in McPherson.
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Scientists Mourn Fermi Death at 53 in Chicago
Scientists mourn Enrico Fermi, the Italian physicist who helped shape the atomic age. He died of cancer at 53 in Chicago. AEC Chairman Lewis L. Strauss said medical techniques from his discoveries might have extended his life.
Chef In Slow Burn Pies Faster Fire at Station 36
Fireman C W Brook, also a cook at Station 36, fled a blaze yesterday leaving three coconut pies baking in the oven. Police and dispatchers alerted responding units to extinguish the fire at Fire Station 36. The house suffered heavy damage but the pies were saved by officers.
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Burglaries Hit Three Firms on City Edge
A series of overnight burglaries struck Kaw Motors Cox Oil Co. and Logan-Moore Lumber near Lawrence. About $247.52 was taken from Kaw Motors safe, with $100 in bills and the rest in coins. The thief blew the safe after an initial attempt. Cox Oil lost nothing. entry via front door broken, but exit through a rear window, no loot. Logan-Moore Lumber’s safe opened but a bag of money was left behind. no other items taken. building entered through a north door near Kaw Motors. Authorities recovered tools at two sites. some belong to owner George Faler. Street addresses: 724 N. 2nd St, 550 W. 2nd St, and North Second Street area near Kaw Motors. Time window 11:30 p.m. to 7:30 a.m. last night.
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Safeway Zoning Hearing Delayed by Mitchell Funeral
Lawrence Planning Commission rescheduled its Safeway Stores rezoning petition due to funeral services for A. B. Mitchell, the local attorney for the grocery chain. The meeting will now be at 7 30 p m Tuesday Dec 5 in City Hall to consider rezoning the north half of the 1700 block between Massachusetts and New Hampshire Streets to a local business area for a Safeway supermarket.
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Whistle Provoking Wolf Gal Shuts KU Cheer Scene
About 150 admirers gathered to watch Joan Gavin, KU’s famed wolf gal, pass by but she avoided her usual route and kept to the west campus. The scene drew jokes from bystanders as photographers waited, while leaders promised to curb future outbursts.
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Weather summary for Kansas: cloudiness and snow
Weather report notes cloudy conditions in the west and partly cloudy in the east with light snow flurries this afternoon. Tonight and Tuesday bring snow or rain, with minimal temperature change. Northwest winds 4 to 16 mph shifting to 20s in the east, highs near 30s to low 40s, 7:20 a.m. sunrise and 1:03 p.m. sunset.
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