British Press Backs U S Bomb Policy
London reports show Conservative government support as the Daily Mirror backs arming U S bombers with nuclear weapons amid Labor misgivings over training flights from Britain with H bombs aboard. Prime Minister Macmillan cites precautions and no danger of explosion if a crash occurs.
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London
U. S
Britain
Daily Mirror
Independent
Labor Party
House of Commons
Selwyn Lloyd
Macmillan
Hugh Gaitskell
America
T ‘He News
The
Whitney Visit with Lloyd Focused on Paris NATO Summit
U S Ambassador John Hay Whitney met Foreign Secretary Seleyn Lloyd to discuss the upcoming NATO summit conference in Paris next month. The talks centered on alliance unity and security plans for the conference.
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London
U.S
John Hay Whitney
Sel-eyn Lloyd
Paris
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence and Nearby Areas
Samuel W Miller 84 died in a rest home near Miller. Born 1873 in Dark County Ohio he came to Kansas in 1888 and was among the last of his immediate family. Funeral 2:30 pm Sunday at Washington Creek Church with burial at Washington Creek Cemetery. Baker Funeral Home Overbrook in charge. Richard William Kampfschroeder 38 died unexpectedly Thursday night at Beatrice Foods Creamery Topeka. Funeral 2:30 pm Monday at McMichael Memorial Home Topeka. Surviving relatives include widow Wilma Arline Kampfschroeder four sisters and four brothers. Virginia Parsons 82 died in Colorado Springs. Funeral Monday in Hutchinson with burial there. survivors include three nieces. E E McMillin death noted Norwalk California. funeral Saturday Forest Lawn Cemetery Los Angeles. survivors include widow Raby McMillin two sons and six grandchildren.
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Samuel W. Miller
Miller
Douglas County
Dark ‘County
Ohio
Kansas
Washington Creek
Baker Funeral Home
Overbrook
Richard Wiliam Kampschroeder
Topeka
Stull
Lawrence W
Beatrice Foods Creamery
Ini
McMichael
Wilms Arline Kamp‘achroeder
Mint ‘Nie Hall
Tecumseh
Irene Kennedy
Violet Kennedy
Richland
Alta Walter
Lecompton
Albert Kampschoeder
Elmer Kampschroeder
Kansas City
Clyde Kampschroeder
23Rd St
Herbert Kampschroeder
Clinton
Roland Kampschroeder
Anne Kampschroeder
Ghost blamed for end of troubled Sunderland family
In Sunderland England Mr and Mrs Norman Dixon faced neglect charges after claiming a haunting disrupted their home in a council housing estate in March They described a shimmering wall light footsteps cold hands and an exorcism by Bishop John Ramsbotham The couple quit paying rent leading to eviction and probation for 12 months while police noted the couple and their three sons aged 18 months to 4 wandering in the rain The haunted house remains empty and the children are in care at a city center
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Sunderland
England
Norman Dixon
Dixons
Norman
John Ramsbotham
Jarrow
Dixon
Weatherby dies. long service in Lawrence civic life
Longtime Lawrence resident Weatherby, a 20 year school veteran and former county Sunday schools head, leaves a wife and four children. He served as secretary treasurer of the Kiwanis for 30 years, was a Masonic member, and active in the Camera Club. Surviving relatives include two daughters, two sons, and 14 grandchildren. Friends may call at Rumsey Funeral Home until noon Saturday.
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Wesley Foundation
Kansas University
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Masonic Blue Lodge
Weatherby
Lawrence Camera Club
Lawrence Building and Loan Association
Edgar Steel Seal Manufacturing Co
Katharine Smith
Nashville, Tenn
Oliver W. Jackson
Ohio St
Samuel E. Weather
Memorial Hospital Births and Admissions Summary
A list from Memorial Hospital details multiple admissions from towns including Tonganoxie Baldwin Eudora and Lecompton. Names include Opal Freeman Beatrice Hager Shirley Randall and Opal Freeman among others with locations and brief notes on babies born to Vern and Doria Behmyer Virginia Going Phoebe Irwin and Doria Davis. Births noted for Edwin Lowrey Charles Miller Theodore Sulzen Harold Hamilton with new daughters and son on current day.
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Opal Freeman
Tonganoxie
Beatrice Hager
McLouth
Shirley Randall
Baldwin
Marjorie Daniels
Til
James McMillen
Eldon Flory
George Baldwin
Roger Seyler
Perry
Randy Hague
Eudora
Marcine Shockley
Wilma Shores
Wow
Somissel
Ruth Schirmer
Richland
Jane Hutton
la. St. Earl
Simmons
Miss. St
Ver
Hella Hennington
W. 20Th St
Doria Behmyer
Lincoln St
Alvie Guy
Powers St
Mary Walker
Alice Hobson
Gary Martin
DeSoto
Marie Willgus
Ronald Lefholz
Naismith Rd
Norman Easterday
N. H. St
LaVergne Dilson
Virginia Going
Kansas City
Phoebe Irwin
Tenn. St
Fred Walker
Deyee Davis
Linwood
George Haight
Edwin Lowrey
Barker Ave
Thure
Charles Miller
Oskaloosa, & Son
Theodore Sulzen
Lecompton
Harold Hamilton
E.S. Park St
Fraternities mobilize to defend anti discrimination clauses
The National Interfraternity Conference announced a report naming 63 U.S. campuses where antidiscrimination agitation is seen as a threat to Greek-letter societies. The General Assembly of 700 students and alumni will vote on approval. The report criticizes Amherst, SUNY, Massachusetts, New Mexico, Oregon, Washington, and Kansas City area schools for pressuring charters over race and creed rules.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
National Interfraternity Conference
U.S
General Assembly
Francis
van Derbur
Denver
Amiherst
State University of New York
Watchers See Fireball Over Wales and England
Witnesses reported a ball of fire moving across Wales and western England sparking rumors that the first Russian satellite rocket had ended its 56 day spaceflight. A Jodrell Bank Observatory spokesman discounted the claim saying the fireball was likely Sputnik II circling its orbit.
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London
Wales
England
Jodjrell Bank Observatory
Pope Pius XII to skip audiences during Advent exercises
The Vatican says Pope Pius XII will attend spiritual exercises in preparation for Christmas starting Sunday. The observance will last a week and he will dispense with public audiences during this period.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius XII
Security detail at Honolulu convention hotel
Eight security officers were hired by the Royal Mawailan Hotel for the International Assn. of Chiefs of Police convention in Honolulu. Their main duty was guarding lobby displays of firearms and other police equipment.
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Honolulu
Royal Mawailan Hotel
International Assn. of Chiefs of Police
Kilmer Quiet This Year
Kilmer Army camp in New Jersey described as very quiet and abandoned after a year marked by activity hosting Hungarian refugees. Maj. Joseph J. Sincavage, in charge of a small caretaker force, called the scene at Camp Kilmer one of the quietest Thanksgiving observances in the state.
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Kilmer
N. J
United States
Joseph J. Sincavage
Jap Coffee Shops Offer Music Art and Oh Yes Coffee
Tokyo reports describe hundreds of licensed coffee shops in Japan offering music, art, and risqué themes alongside strong coffee. High energy venues showcase diverse atmospheres from jazz and classical programs to graffiti walls and modern design. Observers note postwar growth, regulatory attempts, and a cultural shift toward cafe as social hub.
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Tokyo
Japan
Osaka
Kyoto
Albion
L'am‘bre
Arturo Toscanini
NBC Symphony Orchestra
Rossini
Wagner
Seigfrid
Wyoming Coach and Two Players Jailed After Hotel Disturbance
Wyoming coach Bob Devaney and players Lawrence Zowada and Paul Muratore were jailed after a disturbance at the Shirley Savoy Hotel. Denver defeated Wyoming 14 13 the prior day as police reported the incident and fights in the hotel lobby ending with a shot fired into the ceiling.
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Wyoming
Denver UI
Bob Vevaney
Wyomin
Ver
Shirley Savoy
Denver
United States
Devaney
Lawrence E. Zowada
Paul M. Muratore
Michael M. Corgan
William Hallman
Albert Martinac
Yom Butler
Zonada
Muratore
Joseph Holeman
Holeman
Corgan
Butler
Martinac
Algeria Debate in UN General Assembly Moves Mediation Offer
In a General Assembly Political Committee session, Tonite urged acceptance of mediation in the Algerian dispute. Mongi Slim cited Rabat talks and Tunisian Moroccan proposals while Christian Pineau urged France to pursue peaceful democratic reforms and avoid internationalization of the conflict.
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Mongi Slim
Tunisay
Washington
Algeria
General Assembly
Felix Gaillard
Rabat
Mohammed A
Morocco
Habit _Bourguiba
Tunisia
Ite
Spe
Slim
Christian Pineau
France
Mos- Nems
Reso
U.N
Galara
Muaue
Algerian Front of Itional Liberation
Linterests
Itn
Urttettalteh
Tallee
Missing Miss Maddox Leads Police Inquiries In Lawrence
Virginia Maddox, a student from North College in Lawrence, may have left town to return to Tulsa for nursing training. Her parents report she seemed despondent and fainting, and police have checked transport hubs and questioned former roommates and two recent suitors. Suspect possibilities include plans for the University and potential violence. authorities seek any information to locate her.
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Miss Maddox
Nashville
Tenn
Chief Skillman
Virginie Smith
Washington, D. C
Northwestern University
Bill Cox
Cox
Chicago
Lawrence
Janet Severin
North College
Skillman
Price spike at San Diego junior auction amid pending ticket
A San Diego sale for a junior age vehicle faced a last minute price rise after a pending ticket was found against the car. Several bidders paused as officials confirmed the issue before proceeding with the sale.
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Sid
San Diego
Calif
Discharge Numbers Near Admissions At Kansas Mental Hospitals
State institutions director Dr. George Jackson said three Kansas mental hospitals last year admitted 1,676 patients and discharged 1,680. Population sits around 4,400 now, down from 5,200 in 1947, with 65 percent released within nine days. He opposed budget cuts and staffing changes proposed by the Budget Division affecting Alameda Osawatomie and Topeka hospitals.
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Topeka
Kansas
George Jackson
Jackson
Osawatomie
Larned
George Docking
Lameda
Arl
Osawatomie State Hospital
Topeka Hospital
Mental check ordered for US gl accused in Yokohama murder
Gregory J. Kupski, Detroit, charged by the U S Army with the strangulation death of Kazue Elakwa, 25, in Yokohama. A military psychiatrist exam is ordered after his defense said he would not reveal details at a news conference. The charge is unpremeditated murder with possible life imprisonment. In Vancouver, two chimpanzees face transfer to a maximum-security facility as keepers seek new homes for the escape artists.
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Yokohama
Japan
Gregory J. Kupski
Detroit
U. S
James R. Robinson
Collins
Cole
Robinger
Kazue Elakwa
Yoko Hang Alley
Vancouver
B.C
Alan Best
Ike ineval illness data not determined by officials
An official from the National Heart Institute said he cannot determine if President Eisenhower had atherosclerosis in the brain vessel affected by this week’s attack. Doctors have not yet ruled out a blood clot or spasm as the cause, and current medical reports offer no definite conclusion. Northern fur seals in the Pacific are inexhaustible swimmers and can migrate 5,000 miles at sea all winter.
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Seasete Ton
National Heart
Tate
Tan
Eisenhower
Pacific
In Memoriam William Torneden 1954 Notice
In loving memory of William Torneden who passed away November 27 1954. There is heartache and hidden tears but a beautiful memory remains for those who loved him. Sadly missed by those who love him.
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William Torneden
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E, EB. McMillin
Memorial Hospital
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Poland Spring
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