Britain Attitude Hardens Over Suez Withdrawal Move
U N observers await clear word from Budapest as Hammarskjold may push Hungary dispute to General Assembly. Hungary and Soviet allies insist internal matter. Kadar reiterates stance and border on on the spot checks. The stalled demand for U N reports tests UN authority and unity among members.
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Moascow Radin
Janos Kadar
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Assembly
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Kadar
Robbers Like Neat Place to Work at Station Safe
Garden City police report robbers used a filling station tool rack to crack a safe last night stealing about 250 dollars. Police Chief Mitchel Geisler said the thieves returned the tools to the rack after the break in.
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Mitchel Geisler
Tracy Voorhees Named U S Refugee Coordinator
President Eisenhower named Tracy S Voorhees former Undersecretary of the Army to coordinate the Hungarian refugee program and study whether more than 5 000 should be admitted. Voorhees will serve as the President's Personal representative coordinating relief activities with agencies and volunteers. Coordinate machinery to admit up to 5 000 Hungarian refugees and study possible increases.
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Army
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James C. Hagerty
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New York
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Iowa Firm Bids $330 819 for U S 40 59 Highway North
Western Contracting Co of Sioux City placed the apparent low bid of 330 819 for a four lane highway project on U S 40 59 north of Manhattan. Bids opened by the State Highway Commission with final tabulations pending. The mile long upgrade will widen existing two lane pavement and modify the Te Pee Junction to a simpler T intersection.
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Considering A Mass Program To Up Shelters
Washington officials discussed a possible mass shelter building program for Civil Defense costing potentially billions. Proposals under study aim to seek upwards of 200 million dollars to launch next year and support evacuation plans. Federal administrator Val Peterson cited no single solution and suggested shelters could reduce blast deaths and shield against fallout, with a plan to remove the 50-50 cost match rule.
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Izvestia Blames Israel for Lebensraum Policy
The Soviet government newspaper Izvestia accuses Israel of adopting Hitler's Lebensraum policy and says Israel's very existence as a state is at stake. It calls Israeli leaders flunkeys for imperialism and warns them to stop playing with fire amid regional tensions.
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British plan for phased withdrawal from Egypt raises UN link
London reports the policy favors a staged pullout of British forces from Egypt with a navy unit and UN help to clear the Suez Canal. Foreign Secretary Lloyd notes consultation with France and a likely Monday statement, while UN buildup and canal clearance remain key issues.
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K U Junior Reported Missing Enlisted Suspected
Ronald Edward Butler a Kansas University junior from Kansas City Missouri is reported missing to KU officials after failing to attend classes. He left with shaving equipment and was described as about six feet tall with light brown crew cut hair. Parents report concern and are meeting with university administrators to aid police identification and locate him.
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Traffic Death Toll In U S Takes Huge Drop During Month
The National Safety Council says U S motor vehicle fatalities fell 42 percent in October reversing a 19 month rise. October deaths were 12 percent below October 1955, the lowest October toll since 1948. Council president Ned Gearborn credits better driver and pedestrian behavior and alert officials for the improvement.
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Council
Rochester
Missile workers back Littleton plant build dispute ends
Construction resumed today at the Glenn L. Martin guided missile plant near Littleton Colorado after a two day interruption caused by a union dispute. The conflict concerned digging holes and setting posts for power lines in the new facility near the foothills southwest of Denver.
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Emergency oil aid plan eyed for Western Europe
The United States prepared to activate a Middle East emergency oil program for Western Europe once Britain and France commit to withdrawing troops from Egypt. Plans call for 15 major oil firms to mobilize tankers, European pooling of transport capacity, pipelines to maintain flow, and financing aid for non Western European needs. Shortages persist as Suez closures slash supply by about 65 percent, with efforts expected to raise supplies to around 80 percent of normal.
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Wilt Chamberlain defends magazine interview claims
Kansas star Wilt Chamberlain and KU coach Dick Harp dispute a Saturday Evening Post piece by Breslin claiming Wilt was coaxed into moving to Missouri Stalcup warns legal action if retract not issued. Chamberlain says the article contains misquotes and false statements and refuses direct comment.
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Stalcup Renews Demands
Missouri coach Stalcup renewed demands that the Saturday Evening Post disavow a report he tried to lure a Kansas player to Missouri. He asked the Post to investigate, saying the story damaged his and the university’s reputations. The issue centers on actions by Chamberlain Breslin and the Post.
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Weather swings continue with Friday cold snap expecte d
A weather summary notes another rapid temperature shift this week with mild days giving way to cold snaps. After a low of 16 degrees earlier this season and a 2 pm reading near 40, forecasters predict a low in the upper teens tonight and a high above 50 on Friday. No moisture is expected despite recent snow flurries.
Holiday shoppers warned to watch pockets and bills
Lawrence area lawmen warn December crowds fuel pickpockets shoplifters and petty thieves. Police Chief Bill Cox and Sheriff Billy Hodson urge vigilance as busiest shopping period approaches citing rising shoplifting and bad check incidents. Local officers advise merchants to require stricter ID from check writers and to report strangers acting in pairs.
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Cuing
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Billy Hodson
Lawrence
Hudson
Athens
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Hodson
Cox
Wayne Alphin, Jr
FAFE Officer Hurries Home To Care for Three Children
A Forbes Air Force Base officer rushed back to Topeka after neighbors reported neglect of his three children. Deputies found a two older children sleeping in bunk beds and a baby propped on a disheveled bed with milk spoiled. The mother said she spent nights at the officers club and could not arrange a sitter. the father had been overseas on temporary duty. No charges filed yet as authorities planned to contact the father before deciding on further action.
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Witrheld
City Commission Faces a Big Job With Ordinances
Lawrence city leaders face a long housecleaning of the 1933 era general ordinances. A Virginia firm has prepared a revised code at a cost of 4800 dollars, with city officials supervising policy decisions in Virginia. The plan uses a loose-leaf format for future amendments and aims to ease future revisions in 1966 or 1976.
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A. B. Mitchell
Kansas
Mithte
City Publications Co
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Virginia
Jim Wigglesworth
Charles Stough
Road contracts boost Kansas totals to 40 million
State and county road programs in Kansas received bids totaling 2.638 million dollars for primary state and secondary county improvements. The overall highway construction activity this year was raised to 310 million, with funding and approvals announced today for the awarded contracts.
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Weather forecast for Kansas with cloudy skies
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with much warmer conditions across the state. Low temperatures tonight range from 25 to 40 degrees, with higher readings expected Friday. Readings show highs near 60s to low 70s in spots, with warmer southeast areas.
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