French Delegates To U.N. Ordered To Go Back Home
The French delegation at the United Nations walked out after a 60 nation vote over Algeria, and Paris ordered the return of the French delegation and the permanent representative. Pinay and Edgar Faure announced the withdrawal with uncertain duration, leaving France’s Assembly seat vacant when it reconvenes.
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Rescue Hopes Dim For Trapped Miner At Oliver Mine
Ely Minnesota reports rescue teams digging 1,300 feet underground after a cave-in at the Oliver Mining Co Pioncey Mine. Two miners were brought to surface unharmed as rescuers battle debris for signs of Joe Glinsek, 43, feared buried beneath the 15th level.
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Oil Drilling Pace Slows In Kansas Fields
The Artotsated Press reports a slower drilling pace in Kansas oil and gas areas this week with a drop in new production. Field men list 94 new wells started and 87 completed, including 37 oil wells at 8.342 barrels daily, 3 gas wells near open-flow of 44,400 cubic feet per day, 45 dry holes, one well worked over, and one salt water disposal well. Seed your lawn now at Hillview Garden Center on Hiway 59 south.
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Mighty Forrestal Carrier Ready for Duty in Navy Era
PORTSMOUTH VA The carrier Forrestal a mighty sea roaming airdrome for atom bomb warplanes was deemed ready to join the fleet after an commissioning ceremony and flag raising The ship the first of five big carriers on the way marks a new era in Navy air power with weeks of shakedown cruises ahead and a crew trained to handle a vessel about 76000 tons fully armed with about 100 planes The cost for the Forrestal has varied but Navy estimates place the price near 200 million dollars with the fourth ship Independence expected around 189 million dollars and subsequent ships cheaper
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Sultan Arfa Leaves His Morocco Palace For Tangier
Sultan Mohammed Ben Moulay Arfa quit his capital and went into exile at Tangier while naming Moulay Abdallah to handle crown affairs. French Morocco arranged a plan for a three-man regency and limited self government, but Arfa resisted, delaying the transition.
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Reds Celebrate Tokyo Anniversary Parade in Peiping
Peiping radio reported thousands of Red troops and hundreds of thousands of Chinese civilians paraded through Peiping streets to mark the sixth anniversary of the Communist regime's founding.
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Young Actor James Dean Dies In Californian Crash
Hollywood mourns James Dean at 24 after a head on wreck near Paso Robles on Highway 466. Dean, driving a Porsche Spyder to Salinas for a road race, collided with a car driven by 23 year old Donald Turnipseed of Tulare. Police report Turnipseed escaped with minor injuries.
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Doctors Say She Is Comfortable After Good Rest
President Eisenhower's physicians report a good night's sleep and relaxed comfort after signing two federal documents. Adams opened a Denver office for the President's gradual return to activity. The 64 year old leader, recovering from a coronary thrombosis, approved State Department foreign service appointments, marking his first business since the illness.
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Deportation proceedings dropped against Bridges
The US government abandoned its ten year bid to deport labor leader Harry Bridges after failing to prove he was a Communist. Lynn Gillard, Assistant US Attorney, said the Justice Department instructed him not to appeal a federal court ruling that favored Bridges, who is Australian, amid citizenship fraud allegations from 1945.
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Prof L N Flint Dies After Home Mishap
Leon Nelson Flint 79 emeritus Kansas University journalism professor died Friday night at University Medical Center after a home mishap left him with a broken facial bone. Known as Daddy to hundreds, he shaped KU journalism, helped start Editors Day, and mentored scores of newspaper people. KU honored him with Bint Hall named in June. Born 1875, he led the department from 2016 to 1941 and remained emeritus, authoring books and founding clubs and events across Kansas journalism.
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Experts See Possible Russ China War Alliance Shift
In route in Europe observers debate Russia’s mood toward China amid Korea lessons. Analysts warn of a potential future war with the U S allied with China, while noting Britain’s shifting views after Edward VIII’s abdication and admiring Elizabeth II’s rise.
Dodgers and Yankees Meet in Fourth World Series Game
A gray day greeted Brooklyn and New York for the fourth World Series game at Ebbetts Field. Casey Stengel named Mickey Mantle as starting right fielder and moved him to the No. 2 spot in the batting order. Yogi Berra stayed in the cleanup spot as catcher.
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Weather in September 1955 Brings Hot, Wet Month to Lawrence
September 1955 brought Lawrence unusually hot weather and near normal rainfall with 3.00 inches. Rainfall totals for the year remained subnormal, though Worden 14 miles away posted 3.20 inches in September. Mean temperatures ran 4.5 degrees above normal, with 17 days at or above 90 and a high of 101 on September 8, while several months this year have also exceeded normal temperatures.
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Typhoon Louise Strikes Japan After Inferno in Nigata
Typhoon Louise battered Japan with 45 mph gusts driving fires through Nigata City. A short circuit fire became a major blaze, destroying 1,200 buildings over 100 acres and leaving nearly 5,000 homeless. In three days Louises damage rose nationwide with 31 dead, 41 missing, 253 injured, and 197,000 homeless. Marge formed southwest of Iwo Jima as Louise faded.
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Farm Bureaus Asked To Back Soil Fertility Plan
Farm bureaus nationwide are urged to study a plan to set aside certain acres for soil building crops and ree fertilization aiming to curb surplus production. The American Farm Bureau Federation board, closing a five day meeting, said the plan would act as a soil fertility bank due to failures of existing programs.
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Weather forecast for Kansas region update
Partly cloudy northeast and mostly cloudy south and west with a warmer afternoon and tonight. Sunday clears in the north and east with little temperature change. Low tonight 45 to 50, with higher readings in the southwest.
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