Governors Press Fast Action For Farm Income Support
Republican governors from the Midwest corn belt, led by Iowa's Leo Hoegh, call for quick federal measures to restore farmers' share of national income. They adopt a four point plan including government purchases for use, short term emergency steps, state committees to improve distribution, and a national soil conservation policy. Representatives of Kansas Nebraska South Dakota Indiana and others attend with Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Farl Butz and Fred Seaton.
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Des Moines
Midwest Corn Belt
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson Institute
Leo Hoegh
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Indiana
Miverhors
Miinois
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Farl Butz
Fred Seaton
Eisenhower
Hall
Fred Hall
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Impish girl spills Royal gossip at AlLanby Lodge
Marilyn Wills seven years old daughter of Maj and Mrs John L Wills handed reporters a playful scoop at Binfield England near Princess Margaret and Group Captain Peter Townsend weekend guest home She teased reporters with a joke about Princess Margaret's morning mood and washing in a light hearted scene that drew a crowd of press and photographers.
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England
Margaret
Peter Townsend
Marilyn Wills
Maj
John L. Wills
Allanby Lodge
Townsend
Marilyn
Princess Margaret
Mundt backs Ike and predicts he will run again
South Dakota Republican senator Karl Mundt said he supports Dwight D. Eisenhower and believes he will seek another term. Mundt warned the GOP must offer a strong platform and a capable vice president to win broad support, noting some Americans fear Eisenhower's potential death in office.
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Tex
South Dakota
Karl Mundt
Ike
Mundt
Dell Muizig
Americca
Eisenhower
Cabinet Talks Mark Ike Birthday Progress In Denver
President Eisenhower, in the fourth week of convalescence, hosts cabinet discussions in Denver on budget and fiscal outlook. Secretary Humphrey travels from Washington for a bedside meeting as Adams handles liaison duties. The 65th birthday is celebrated quietly with gifts and worldwide congratulations.
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Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Humephrey
Humphrey
Denver White House
MIT
Washington
Sherman Adams
Here
James C. Hagerty
White House
Humphrey Seeks Balanced Budget Ahead Of Denver Talks
Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey left for a Denver conference with President Eisenhower, expressing hope for a balanced budget this year. The official estimate shows a projected deficit of about 1% billion dollars for the next fiscal year. Also aboard were Mrs. Humphrey and Sherman Adams, heading to White House offices after a Cabinet meeting.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Denver
Eisenhower
Columbine NT
Sherman Adams
Adams
White House
Kansas Traffic Deaths in Topeka 1955 Figures
State Accident Records Section shows last 24 hours zero traffic deaths in Topeka, with 1955 total reported as 444 and 1954 total as 465 for the same period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Hall Butler Debate Draws Loud Applause in Chicago
In an no holds barred exchange at the Illinois Chamber of Commerce, Republican National Chairman Leonard W. Hall and Democratic chairman Paul A. Butler clashed on domestic and foreign policy ahead of the 1956 election. The hour long CBS radio broadcast drew about 1,600 attendees with no decision. Hall praised Eisenhower administration peace and prosperity while Butler labeled Geneva a Communist success due to a huckster foreign policy.
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Republican
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Leonard W. Hall
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Geneva
Eisenhower
America
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Britain
Eden
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Fleet-Footed Prisoner Escapes In Kentucky
Lawrenceburg Kentucky 35 year old John Allen Cummins famed for multiple jail breaks evaded officers and bloodhounds after a pursuit. Deputy Herbert Phillips arrested Cummins at Tyrone but he broke away again as Sheriff Ernon Leathers approached from another direction. He is wanted on a child desertion charge.
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John Allen Cummins
Cummins
Ernon Leathers
Herbert ‘Phillips
Tyrone
Leathers
Phillips
Britons Convinced Princess Margaret Will Marry Townsend
Britons believe Princess Margaret will marry RAF Group Capt. Peter Townsend despite an official statement that no announcement is planned. The romance, disclosed during a quiet privacy plea, has newspapers calling the couple engaged and awaiting a definite date. Townsend is on home leave from Brussels as the royal family maintains discretion.
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England
Margaret
RAF
Peter Townsend
Townsend
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Forest
Clarence House
London
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Cess
Elizabeth
Princess Margaret
Pivacy
Elisabeth
Send
Brussels
Rothermere
Mall
Local Opinion Opposes Jury Room Microphones
Citizens react to reports that a Chicago University team secretly recorded jury deliberations in Wichita in 1954 with Judge Hill and Judge Phillips approving. Locals cite privacy concerns and fear of influencing deliberations, urging safeguarding jury sanctity.
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Wichita
Chicago University
Dist
Delmas Hill
Sens
Eainland
D-Mina
Jenner
R-Ind
Hill
Orie Phillips
16Th Judicial Circuit
Eastland
United States Faces Risk in Move for Philippines Seat
In New York the United States risks prestige as it fights to win a Philippines Security Council seat. Poland’s bid failed after four deadlocked ballots, and Yugoslavia appears poised to block the Philippine effort as the General Assembly resumes ballots on Tuesday. The six ballots showed the Philippines with 23 votes to Yugoslavia's 28 on the final tally.
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N. Y
United States
U. N
Philippines
Security Council
U. S
Russia
Poland
Council
General Assembly
Yugoslavia
U.S
Andrews confirms plan to resign as US Tax Commissioner
Richmond Virginia T Coleman Andrews, a 5 cent?year?old Democrat, confirms widespread reports he will quit as commissioner of internal revenue. He says the Washington post has been completed, and he will become chairman and CEO of American Fidelity and Casualty Co., Richmond, the world’s largest truck insurer.
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Andrews
Richmond
T. Coleman Andrews
Internal Revenue
Virginia
Eisenhower
Revenue Service
Washington
American Fidelity and Casualty Co
Richm
Normal Service Restored as Transit Strike Ends in St Louis
Streetcar and bus service returned to normal in St Louis as negotiators sought a wage dispute settlement. About 2,300 operators, part of the AFL Amalgamated Assn. of Street Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employes Union, agreed to return to work following union pleas.
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ST. Louis
AFL
Street Electric
Lawrence Candidate Named to American Royal Queen Court
Kansas University freshman Sharon Sue Stout of Wichita was named Friday night to the American Royal Queen Court as the Lawrence candidate in the eight day Kansas City livestock show. Queen Hetty Sue Scott of Marshall Mo will reign. Miss Scott is a Central Missouri State College junior. The coronation ball featured Eddie Fisher.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Sharon Sue Stout
Hetty Sue Scott
Marshall Mo
Howeer
Janeice Bryan
Misa Scott
Kansas City
Eddie Fisher
Central Missouri State College
Gene LePhew
Ardmore
Okla
Judy James
Baldwin Methodists Observe Centennial
The First Methodist Church in Baldwin marks its centennial with a 11 a.m. service led by Rev. Clare Hayes. Week events include a Baker University musical program at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday and a bread supper at 6:30 p.m. Thursday with Miss Grace Irwin as toast mistress. Bishop Davia Dawson will preach next Sunday. a reception for the Dawsons, hosted by Dr. and Mrs. Duff Wagoner, concludes the celebratory week. Dr. Wagoner is the church’s 40th pastor in 100 years.
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Clare Hayes
Topeka
Methodist Churches
Baldwin Church
Baker Choir
Baker University
Grace Irwin
Baker
Clyde Brewster
First Methodist
Hays
Davia Dawson
Kansas’ Conference
Duff Wagoner
Wagoner
Wagoners
Baldwin
Dr. Wagoner
Port Chester Baby Named Dwight D Eisenhower
A Port Chester, New York baby was born seven hours before President Eisenhower's 65th birthday. His mother Mrs Donald Eisenhower of Armonk said they named the child Dwight D Eisenhower though the family is not related to the President. The parents wished for a birthday birth but are happy regardless. If a girl had been born the husband joked a Mamie name might have been chosen.
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Port Chester
N. Y
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Donald Eisenhower
Armonk
Mamie
East Storm Ravages Northeast Killing Eleven Before Fading
A violent fall storm swept the Northeast with near hurricane winds and heavy rains, causing 11 deaths from accidents and electrocutions as it moved from New York to New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Roads flooded, lines down, homes evacuated. center later found in northwest Pennsylvania as winds subsided.
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New York
New York State
New Jersey
Tropics
Hazel
Pennsylvania
Canada
Weather Bureau
Fennsylvania
Talks Set For Telephone Tieup In St Louis
New talks are scheduled for a fourth time this week between Southwestern Bell Telephone Co and the CIO Communications Workers Union in St Louis. The union seeks a 10 cent hourly raise while the company holds to a 5.5 cent offer. Pay for 51 000 union workers ranges from 42 to 100 a week. Union leaders say they could strike with short notice under old contract rules, while company spokesmen call such action illegal without notice.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
CIO Communications Workers Union
Soviet Leaders Meet in Crimea for High Level Talks
Bulganin and Khrushchev hold top conferences in Sebastopol with military, trade and political aides. They discuss Geneva talks, Eisenhower letters on disarmament, and preparations for the Communist party congress. Molotov is conspicuously absent.
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Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita
Khrushchev
Crimea
Geneva
Eisenhower
Sebastopol
V. M. Molotov
Early frost greets Lawrence as temperatures dip toward 40
Frost coats rooftops in Lawrence and residents scramble for antifreeze as temperatures fall to 35 degrees. The morning readings align with a typical early October frost, prompting plans to prep cars and accelerate paving work on the Kansas Turnpike.
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First scattered frost hits Eastern Kansas
Topeka reports its first scattered frost of the season in the northern portion overnight. A slight warmup is forecast today followed by partial clouds and a return to cool conditions tonight and tomorrow. Lows are expected around 35 to 45 degrees with highs from the 60s in the north to the 70s in the southwest.
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Topeka
Kansas
Frost warning and cool weekend forecast in Kansas
The text notes frost advisory for northern areas with high pressure and cool conditions. Overnight temperatures are expected in the mid 30s to mid 40s with scattered clouds. Sunday brings cooler daytime highs and northeast winds.
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Nlobe
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