Tension on Border as Iraqi Troops Move Near Jordan
Jerusalem reports a tense border scene as 3000 Iraqi troops positioned on Jordan’s eastern frontier threaten to enter to back King Hussein’s government. Ben Gurion appeals for U S defensive arms while Jordan seeks U N council talks. Britain cautions Israel against destabilizing moves amid regional pressure.
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David Ben- Gurion
Britain
Israel
Sea of Galilee
Dead Sea
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U.S
U. N
New York
Security Council
The
London
Foreign Office
Eden
Iraq
Middle East
Egypt
Ship Discovers Plane Wreckage in Atlantic Search Expanded
A British ship recovered wheels and undercarriage from the U S Military Air Transport plane missing since Wednesday, with 59 U S servicemen aboard. RAF says new hope for survivors as a search around the wreckage area increases. U S Air Force reviews serial numbers to confirm the find. A high speed launch was sent to Navicella to retrieve the debris and continue the search indefinitely.
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Royal Air Force
U. S
Atlantic
U.S
Cornwall
U. S. Air Force
Land's End
Britain
U.S. Air Force
Klansmen invade church in Mobile surprise intrusion
In Mobile Alabama last night more than 100 Ku Klux Klan members in robes marched into a small church during evening services. They placed contributions at the altar and then left without incident, with worshippers reportedly startled but no disturbances occurring.
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Mobile
Ala
Decision on aid to Slavs expected from Eisenhower
President Eisenhower is set to announce tomorrow a policy on continuing limited economic and military aid to Communist Yugoslavia. The duration hinges on regular reviews of Tito's relations with Russia and the aim to avoid military action that could push Yugoslavia closer to Moscow. Officials fear Tito may be rebuilding ties with Moscow.
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Eisenhower
Yugoslavia
Russia
Tito
Moscow
Court Backs GE On Policy Over Firing Squabble
The Supreme Court let stand GE policy to suspend 90 days then dismiss workers who plead the Fifth Amendment at hearings on Communist affiliations. Union leaders North of Erie Pa and others sought review. court declined. Also: reinstated $20,000 to a seaman for brain injury. agreed to review tax prosecutions conspiracy case. declined to rule on Turkington school admissions. denied hearing for a California attorney in a defense case.
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Supreme Court
General Electric Co
United Electrical, Radio & Machine Workers of America
John W. Nelson
Erie
Nelson
General Electric
Erie Works
Erie and Sc
Harlan
Henry W. Grunewald
Grunewald
George E. Shibley
Long Beach
Calif
el Toro Marine Air Station
California
New Effort For Suez Agreement
United Nations mediation efforts resume as Dag Hammarskjold plans a renewed push to unite Britain France and Egypt on the Suez dispute. Security Council endorsements outline six nonpolitical principles for settlement including free passage and arbitration. Britain seeks SCUA toll collection and Egypt’s cooperation to fund canal improvements.
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Dag Hammarskjold
Britain
France
Egypt
Sez Canal
Security Council
Hammarskjold
Hammar‘skjold
U.S
Dulles
Washington
Selwyn Lloyd
Lloyd
SCUA
Christian Pineau
Mahmoud Fawzi
Suez
Suez Canal Co
Nasser
Eisenhower selects Riddleberger for European affairs post
President Eisenhower picks James W. Riddleberger, the current ambassador to Yugoslavia, to be assistant secretary of state in charge of European affairs.
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Washington
Eisenhower
James W. Riddleberger
Yugoslavia
Gas Probe Results Out No Conclusions After Shaw Probe
TOPEKA Results of an investigation into charges that former governor candidate War yen Wy Shaw demanded and received gasoline kickbacks during the Edward F Arn administration were released but contained no conclusions on whether any law was violated or if kickbacks were actually demanded. Attorney General John Anderson said he could not decide on illegal conduct years after due to statutes of limitations. The report noted that four of seven gasoline sellers to the State Highway Department contributed to the Shawnee County Republican Committee and two showed a direct link between sales and contributions, yet no conclusion on conditional allocations was drawn. Continued on Page 2.
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Yen Wy Shaw
Edward F. Arn
John Anderson
Shaw
Fred Hall
Anderson
Shawnee
Shawnee County Central Committee
Student Improves After Friday Two Car Crash
Duncan W. Young, a Kansas University sophomore, suffered a skull fracture in a two car collision at 23rd and Iowa Streets Friday noon. He was moved from Lawrence Memorial to Watkins Memorial in fair condition. Robert W. Agin, 16, Shawnee Mission High School student, was discharged after a back injury from the same incident.
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N. H H. St
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Watkins Memorial
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Shawnee Mission High School
Robert W. Agin
Twenty-Third Street
Haskell Avenue
Highway Patrol
Agin
Stock Market Summary Up in New York Trading
New York stocks closed slightly higher with the Dow Jones average near 178.3 but down 0.1 point. Advancing issues led by major auto insurers such as Andy Hess Auto Insurance VI, with trading activity modest and mixed across sectors.
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New York
Schedules For Candidates Elevate Campaigns Across Networks
Adlai Stevenson delivers a 30 minute speech from Chicago over nationwide radio television at 7 30 p m CST. Eisenhower makes two filmed five minute talks for NBC at 7 25 p m CST and ABC at 8 25 p m CST. Nixon tours Ohio. Kefauver tours Vermont then flies to New York City.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Chicago
ABC Radio-Tv
Net
Eisenhower
NBC
ABC
Nixon
Ohio
Estes Kefauver
Vermont
New York City
Mrs. Gose Wins Grid Guess Turkey in Journal World Contest
Mrs. Calvin L. Gose of 601 Ala. St. wins a 10 pound turkey for the past week’s football lineup in the Journal World guessing contest. She erred only twice, picking Nebraska over Kansas State and Notre Dame over Purdue. Elmer L. Dougan also had two mistakes but lost on a missing Kansas-Iowa State score.
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Ala. St
Gose
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Fighting Irish
Kansas
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Houston
Texas A & M
Oklahoma A & M
Tulsa
Elmer L. Dougan
Barker Ave
Tulane
Navy
Wichita
Detroit
Duke
S.M.U
K-State
Eisenhower orders rapid design of atomic powered merchant ship
President Eisenhower directed government agencies to proceed as rapidly as possible with the design and construction of America's first atomic powered merchant ship. The order signals a push to advance nuclear propulsion for commercial naval use and may influence international trade and defense strategy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
America
J W Photos Victors At Inland Contest
J W Photos Victor in Inland Daily Press contest taken by Lt Richard C Clarkson. Clarkson’s Journal World photo won two first places in sports and all class categories at Northwestern university sponsored awards in Chicago. Second J W photo earned honorable mention. Ferguson steeplechase fall featured in Kansas Relays caption.
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Journal-World
Inland Daily Press Assa
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Air Force
Wichita
Ralph Miller
Kansas University
Clarkson
Northwestern University
Inland Daily Press Assn
Richard C. Clarkson
Topeka
Forbes Air Force Base
Inland Daily Press
Chicago
Floyd G. Arpan
Northwestern
Medill School of Journalism
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Journal-World Photo
Wichita University
Journal- World
Clarkson J-W
Rich Ferguson
Iowa University
Florida Watches Storm Grow South Of Florida
A storm centered 120 miles south of Miami drifted slowly north as weather officials monitored growth toward a hurricane. Though lacking full tropical storm traits, it caused 60 mph winds in South Florida and rough seas. Tides may rise two feet with some flooding along the southeast coast and the Keys.
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Florida Straits
Cuban
Florida
Keys
Morale Boost From Light Rain in Drought Area
County Agent Deal Six notes the quarter inch weekend rain helped morale more than crops, as drought persists. Official total .21 inch ties drought record. rainfall insufficient to aid pastures, trees, or wheat germination. Forecaster predicts subnormal October rainfall. areas report varied moisture with some fields greener.
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C. J. Posey
Lawrence
Douglas County
Walter Schware
Worden
Buc
Baldwin
Bowersock
First Sigma Xi lecture by Dr. Max Dresden in KU Strong Hall
Dr. Max Dresden, KU physics professor, opens a Sigma Xi monthly lecture series on science and the International Geophysical Year at 8 p.m. in Strong Auditorium. Series features K.U. and other university speakers addressing thermodynamics basics and fundamental particles, with future talks by noted geoscience and astronomy experts through May.
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Max Dresden
Kansas University
Sigma Xi
National Honorary Science Society
K.U
Dresden
Dresden Willell
International Geophysical Year
G. Baley Price
Frank W. Rowland
D. S.knos
James P. Gilluly
U.S. Geological Survey
Raymond C. Moore
Gerald Kuiper
Chicago University
Earth
Roger J. Williams
Biochemical Institute
Texas
Detlev Bronk
Rockefeller Institute
New York
Nly
Bronk
Linda Hall
Kansas City
Harold §. Blum
Biology
Princeton University
Advance Gifts Sought as United Fund Campaign Opens
Letters mailed to 300 Lawrence firms and residents seek advance gifts for the citys first United Fund drive. Canvassers begin Nov 2 for residential districts and Nov 5 for the business district. Goal is 46 424 for existing Chest agencies plus three new ones including Red Cross. Co chairs Hurwitz and Black name section chiefs and urge early contributions.
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Lawrence
United Fund
Ray Culbertson
Culbertson
Community Chest
Red Cross
Howard Hurwitz
James Black
George Peppercorn
East Side
Raymond Cerf
West Side
Larry Flannery
Kansas University
George Anderson
James Owens
Haskell Institute
Barbara D. Lyda
An Garcia
John Crown
Shipmian “Winter” Jr
John Hazelet
John W. Miller
D. E. Mathia
Kansas Traffic Deaths 1956 Update
Kansas traffic fatalities reported by the State Accident Records Section show 10 deaths in the last 48 hours, 517 to date in 1956, compared with 448 for the same period in 1955.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Forecast For Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma
Five day forecast shows temperatures 3-5 degrees above normal east, 6-5 degrees above west, with a warming trend midweek and lingering mist. Western and central Nebraska expect normal lows in mid-30s, eastern Oklahoma lower 50s, and highs around 60s to 70s across the region. rainfall remains light and any notable changes are minor. Kansas mostly partly cloudy with warmer afternoon, highs around 80s and 70s in the northwest. sunrise about 6:29 a.m. and sunset about 5:44 p.m.
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