NATO weighs lightweight troop support plane designs
NATO seeks a subsonic light strike fighter with a 170 mile range and 5000 foot ceiling. Gen Norstad says need extends to 1960 with both strike and recon roles. Proposals from Fiat, Breguet, Dassault lead testing of Fiat G91, Dassault Étendard, and Fiat variants in trials.
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Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Lauris Norstad
Pnato
Theodore von Karman
Fiat
Breguet
Dassault
Britain
Brando Marries India Beauty in Hollywood Ceremony
Marlon Brando wed Indian actress Kashfi in a ceremony described as East-West and movielike. Kashfi, widely dubbed Hollywood's most eligible star, hails from Darjeeling near the Himalayas. The couple, who met during the 1955 film Battle Hymn, dated for years before a serious romance formed in the last six months.
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Anna ‘Kashfi
Hollywood
Darjeeling
India
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Himalayas
Brando
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Couch and Henry Mollett
Mrs Ariadne Couch 91 of Eudora died Friday after illness since late May. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Eudora Methodist Church, Rev. Ellsworth officiating. Burial Prairie Center Cemetery. Survivors include daughter Alta Jennings and several relatives. Henry Mollett 68 of Topeka, traffic victim, will have graveside services Monday at Mount Hope Cemetery Topeka. Driver son John Mallett injured in Lawrence hospital. Mollett born near El Dorado April 6 1894, resident of Topeka since 1951,, survivor Mary Evelyn Mollett.
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Eudora
Reese
Gardner
Prairie Center Cem
Alta Jennings
Henry Mollett
Topeka
Mount Hope
Mollett
Lawrence
U. S. Highway 40
John Mallett
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Gare
Douglas County
Malet
el Dorado
Topeks
Tist: Church
South Africa apartheid policy analyzed in Saturday column
The column discusses South Africa's apartheid as a policy to separate Whites and Bantus, arguing outsiders should not hastily judge the system. It notes six times Kansas in size, over 11 million Whites and 3.9 million Bantus, with education and professional training provided to Bantus under self-government aims. It quotes Dr. John E. Holloway on discrimination as a tool for sorting problems and previews time will tell if apartheid succeeds.
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South Africa
Kansas
Nasser
Suez Canal
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Thie
John E. Holloway
United States
Nations criticize lagging U. S. in NATO defense
In Strasbourg seven Western European NATO nations Britain France West Germany Netherlands Italy Belgium and Luxembourg condemn U. S. lagging defense capacity. They express distrust in U. S. willingness to defend Europe as Soviet rocket and satellite gains prompt calls to shift command to NATO subservient to the United States.
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France
Western European Union
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Russia
U.S
Western Europe
European Statesman
NATO
Britain
West Germany
Netherlands
Italy
Belgium
Luxembourg
Soldier Admits Beating Son On Ft Carson
Army officials said Sgt. Tommy Shelley admitted whipping his one year old son with a leather belt shortly before the child's death. Autopsy showed the boy strangled on regurgitated matter. No charges would be filed, per Maj. Harold Fischgrand. The beating occurred at the trailer home on base occupied by Shelley, his German wife, and another child. Shelley, a once praised soldier, had been reassigned from Germany last December.
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Harold. Fischgrand
IM. Carson Hospital
Fischgrand
Shelley
Dorothy Rosemarie
Germany
9Th Infantry Division
Neighbor alerts man after power clock error
Lawrence resident offers new neighborly angle after Friday night windstorm. Electrical outages set clocks off by about an hour, prompting a prompt call to ensure the neighbor isn’t late for work. The piece cites the Better Vision Institute noting over 300,000 eye accidents annually in American industries.
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Lawrence
Saya the Better Vision Institute
British Emergency Ends At Windscale Nuclear Issue
London officials said the Windscale plutonium plant faced a temporary crisis when uranium cartridges overheated in the reactor pile. The state of emergency was lifted after the situation was brought under control with no further danger reported to the public.
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Atonic Fracey, Authority
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Forbes Fliers Bail Out Safely At Butler Missouri
Nine Forbes fliers escaped injury after a training flight ended with a forced landing on Oss Eskew farm hay. Captain BE P Zeidler co pilot said the cause was unclear as the plane descended near Hubbard home. Crewmates reached safety with local farmers alerted by Zeidler and a crewmate later reported all well.
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English Conference Hears Dr Albrecht
Dr W P Albrecht KU English chair tells 200 delegates that English teaching is a profession needing community recognition and teachers' assertiveness. He argues teachers are underpaid because their work is seen as less a ceas than other fields and urges better organization of English teachers.
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Kansas Universe
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Albrecht Belives
Mars
Understudy Goes On Stage In London Drama
An actress fainted during a London performance of Dey Rot last night. Cicely Paget-Bowman collapsed on stage but recovered enough to exit to the wings. Her understudy Sheila Mercier immediately entered and completed the scene. The show continued through the intermission as the audience was informed.
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London
Cicely Paget-Bowman
Wings
Sheila Mercier
Iss. Paget-Bowman
Gordons Visit Lawrence Between Alaska Travel Notes
The Gordon couple, frequent Lawrence visitors, described their Captive trip with mule treks along precipitous trails and 2000 foot drops. They used color slides for later writing and plan a Kansas survey with cousin Louis Breyfogle, KU electrical engineering instructor, before a few days’ stay next week.
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Gordons
Lawrence
Louis Breyfogle
Kansas
Tax Increase May Bring Loan Sharks Into State
TOPEKA indicates higher taxes on consumer loan firms could drive loan sharks back to Kansas. Dietrick, recent state consumer loan commissioner, opposes Gov Docking's proposal to tax gross profits of small loan firms. The governor cites firms’ 1946 Kansas profits as evidence.
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Kansas
Co. E. Dietrick
State Consumer Loan
Dietrick
George Docking
Docking
Births at Memorial Hospital and coastal shipping law
Memorial Hospital lists new arrivals including John Mollett Topeka Mrs Mary Cunsinger Route 2 Mrs Velma McAferty McLouth William Henderson 1701 Ky St Edna Conrad Tonganoxie Rosanna Hurwitz 1310 Spencer Dr Alfreda Brown 503 Ark St Marley Rouse Atlanta Mae Chamberlin 1611 W 22nd St Mary A Wilson 312 1E 23rd St Darlene Musick and baby girl Eudora Elmer McAferty McLouth a daughter today A maritime law requires U S vessels engaged in internal or coastal shipping to be built and manned by Americans.
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Lake St
John Mollett
Topeka
Mary Cunsinger
Velma McAferty
McLouth
William Henderson
Ky. St
Edna Conrad
Tonganoxie
Rosanna Hurwitz
Spencer Dr
J Alfreda Brown
Ark
Marley Rouse
Atlanta, Ga
Mae Chamberlin
22Nd St
Mary A. Wilson
Darlene Musick
Eudora
Glenn Holt
Baldwin
Death Case Described as Accident by Jury
Police reports and coroner details recount the death of a child named Carol after being struck by a bus bumper. The coroner's jury ruled the death an accident, with no negligence verdict yet possible. County officials plan further investigation to determine potential charges. Friday marked a record day for local traffic incidents in Douglas County with multiple crashes and three serious damage reports downtown.
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Grandsteff
Bill Cox
Wesley
Nor‘wood
Cox
Carol
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Wayne Allphin Jr
Douglas County
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Katherine Shepler
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Little Rock Clergy Seek Peaceful End to Integration Crisis
In Little Rock Arkansas a broad clergy group urged peaceful resolution of the racial standoff at Central High. About 85 churches from various faiths called for nationwide prayer gatherings and a moment of silence as federal troops and National Guard remained on duty since rioting erupted over nine Negro students seeking entry to the school.
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Tate and Nation
Robert R. Brown
Little. Rock ‘Central High
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KU Bus Route Changes Headed to North Lawrence and Sunset Hill
KU campus bus routes shift starting Monday to serve North Lawrence and drop Sunset Hill. Duane Ogle of Lawrence Bus Co. Inc says Haskell Faure and Maine schedules stay, while two buses share a new identical route with hourly cycles from 6:05 to 7:10 two daily times.
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Sunset Hill
Duane Ogle
Lawrence Bus Co. Inc
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Composer Vaughan Williams to celebrate 85th birthday at home
Dr Ralph Vaughan Williams, Britain's leading composer, planned to spend his 85th birthday today at home. His wife Ursula said he would have liked the Boston Symphony Orchestra to perform his eighth symphony tonight.
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Britain
Ralph Vaughan Williams
Ursula
Boston Symphony Orchestra
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