Adenauer vows tough policy over Yugoslavia move
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer signals a hard line toward Yugoslavia after Marshal Tito recognizes East Germany. Bonn likely to break formal ties while maintaining limited relations. Yugoslav ambassador says Belgrade will establish diplomatic ties with East Germany’s government, a shift viewed as a Russian victory.
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Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
East Germany
Bonn
Belgrade
Tio
West Germany
Dusan Kveder
Adenauer
Heinrich Brentano
Russia
Germany
New Drug Found to Help In High Blood Pressure
Boston doctors at Massachusetts Memorial Hospitals report a new drug chlorothiazide may extend life by up to 20 years for about 20 million Americans with hypertension. Dr. Robert W. Wilkins and Dr. William Hollander say months of trials with 51 patients yielded dramatic improvements, including those unresponsive to other treatments. Wilkins notes hypertension affects about 20 million Americans, averaging age 32 and shortening life expectancy by about two years.
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Boston
Masachusetts Memorial Hospitals
Robert W. Wilkins
William Hollander
Wilkins
American Heart Assn
Conference attracts over 700 Kansas teachers on reading
More than 700 Kansas elementary and junior high teachers attended the Kansas University conference on Reading in Kansas at Lawrence High School. Dr. Robert W. Ridgway chaired the event, sponsored by KU School of Educators, University Extension, and the Kansas Council of the International Reading Association.
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Kansas
Kansas University
Lawrence
Robert W. Ridgway
School of Educators, University Extension
Kansas Council
International Reading Association
W. §. Gray
Chicago University
Kenneth E. Anderson
School of Education
Oscar M. Haugh
Kansas Association of Teachers
Station Wagon and Train Smash Kills Oklahoma Family
A Frisco passenger train and a station wagon collided in wet dusk near Augusta Kansas killing six members of an Oklahoma family including Mr and Mrs A P Busby Jr of Shidler and their three children and Busbys grandfather Charles Carriger of Kaw City All occupants of the wagon were killed One child reportedly catapulted 50 feet The crash occurred at a grade crossing seven miles northeast of Augusta Engineer Vernon Hammond of Neodesha said the train was traveling 44 miles an hour
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Augusta
Kas
Oklahoma
A. P. Busby Jr
Shidler
Okrr
Busby
Charles Carriger
Vernon Hammond
Neodesha
Wichita
Hx3
Joplin
Monett
Texas Floods Sweep Regions Amid Strong Storms
Heavy rainfall drenched Texas and neighboring areas as storms brought at least three drownings and forced hundreds from homes. Five tornadoes struck the state, injuring several, with Palestine reporting near nine inches of rain and Ballinger hard hit, sheltering residents. Heavy rains also socked southwestern Louisiana as warm air and winds fed widespread showers across the plains.
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Texas
Lone Star
Palestine
Huto
Ballinger
Red Cross
Louisiana
mid-Mississippi Valley
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Florida
Virginia Miller Chosen President of D E Club
Virginia Miller elected president of the Distributor Education Club at Lawrence High School. Officers include James Brittan vice president Rookie Davis secretary Vivian Garber treasurer Mary Jiminez reporter Marvin Chaney assistant reporter. Sponsors are John Ames and E J Logsdon. Club targets students planning careers after graduation and focuses on on
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Virginia Miller
Disributive Education
Lawrence High School
James Brittan
The
Business Education Clubs of
Kansas
Ermporia
Taipei Judge Kills Self After Letter Blames Graft
A former judge, Chang Chin heng, 34, hanged himself yesterday in Taipei after mailing letters claiming corruption in the courts provoked his act. He had been ill with tuberculosis.
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Taipei
Hanger
Chang Chin Heng
Egypt says body in Syria has big guns and tanks
Egyptian military spokesman describes troops landed in Syria as a non symbolic strike force with infantry artillery armored cars and heavy tanks. He cites potential large scale operations and training of Syrian forces with new weapons from Russia. UK says they doubt changes in Middle East power balance.
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Egypt
Body
Syria
Cairofe
al Akhbar
Washington
London
Russia
Foreign Office
Middle East
Amateur Cooks Battle in 100000 Baking Contest
Beverly Hills hosting the ninth annual Bake-off by Pillsbury flour drawing 97 women, two teen boys, and a painter from 36 states plus Hawaii and West Germany. Contestants compete in juniors brides and seniors with categories and a $25,000 first prize. Judges sample each dish at tonight's awards banquet.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Phillsibury Flour Company
Hawaii
West Germany
Kenneth Stevens
Stevens
Cambria
John Stone
Dimetion City
Kas
Milwaukee
Paul Kellogg
World's Longest Driveway Arrest In Doylestown Pa
Police Lt. Price ordered Anna Werner Casey to stop using the Pennsylvania Turnpike as a private driveway after she parked a car and walked to her home. She posted a $500 bond on a public nuisance charge. In Idaho, John R. Dyer, former dean of Kansas University, helped establish Idaho State College and will have a dormitory named John R. Dyer Hall, honoring his contributions.
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Doylestown
Anna Werner Casey
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Walter Price
Casey
John R. Dyer
Kansas University
Idaho State College
Dyer
Salvation Army Serves Lawrence Community in 1957 Fund
The Lawrence Salvation Army, founded 1887, operates as part of the national and international Salvation Army network. It runs programs aiding families in distress, youth activities, counseling with Red Cross partners, and a clothing store handling about 20 000 items last year. Its United Fund allotment is $6 550.
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Lawrence Salvation Army
Uuyin America
International Salvation Army
London
Sidney Hutchings
Frank Brown
Salvation Army
Lawrence
Denver
Minnesota
Wichita
Hils
Salvation Army Young People's Department
Army
Red Crags and Welfare Department
United Fund
Local FFA Chapters Cited at Convention
The 20th national FFA convention honored 126 local chapters for the 1956 57 year. Gold Emblems went to 68 chapters, Silver to 43, and Bronze to 15, among 9 054 chapters in 48 states plus Hawaii and Puerto Rico. Winning chapters included Arkansas Conway De Queen Star City Lakeside for Springs Arkansas City Ellsworth Marshall Monett Granby.
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Kansas City
The
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Arkansas
Conway
Star City
Lakeside
Springs
Kansas
Arkansas City
Ellsworth
GOP Lays Plans On State Fight
First District Republicans met in Hiawatha to map a campaign against Gov. George Docking. They debated factual criticism as a path to a GOP governor, urged a unified candidate, and criticized Docking for social welfare costs and civil service actions. Rep. Fred Meek condemned Docking as digging his political grave. Rep. John Bower echoed criticism of the governor. Coral Hawks of Topeka charged Docking with flouting civil service.
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Hiawatha
Kasa
George Dogking
William Avery
Jte Democrats
Docking
Fred Meek
Ribana
John Bower
R-Mclouth
Coral Hawks
Topeka
Skunk Interrupts Grease Job At Nevada Station
In Ely Nevada Joe Healy left a car at Don Gardners service station for a grease job. Hours later the vehicle remained on the hoist with a black and white tail dangling from the underside and the rest of the skunk perched on the transmission housing. Attendants chased it away with a water hose.
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Ely
Nev
Joe Healy
Don Gardner
Colorado hunters swarm foothills for deer elk and bear
More than 100 000 hunters stalked Colorado mountains as the big game season opened at 5 10 a m. and closed first day at 6 21 p m. Wet conditions aided stalking, reducing noise and tire danger, with Forest Service officials noting lighter risk due to recent rain and snow.
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Denver
Colorado Mountains
U. S. Forest Service
Forest Service
Colorado
Fire Prevention Week Question Sparks Quick Answer
In Memphis, fifth-grader Grover Lee Deluca answered a fire safety prompt during Fire Prevention Week. When asked what to do if a fire broke out at home, he replied in bold letters Run, showing brisk, decisive thinking from a child participant.
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Memphis
Tenn
Grover Lee Deluca
City Beer License Rules and Restrictions
City beer licenses require the proprietor to disclose personal and business information, pass health and safety approvals, and be fingerprinted. Disqualifications include residency, character concerns, partners or managers not qualified, and proximity to schools or churches. A hinged wire broiler is required for outdoor hamburgers.
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Reich
Tito
D.E. Club
Jim Clark
Lawrence United Fund
Eel
Rexatt
Gop
Viz
Melton
Masa
Wy Gatton
Rand McNally
Gleem & Prell
Round Corner Drug CO
Drakes
Jonathan
American Service CO
ICR
Stowits Rexall
Harrison Rexall Drug Store
IT Glee Nee
Pena
Big Dome
Courier
Carle Seite Fa
Addy
Santa Fe
San Francino
Hamilton
Parsons Jewelry
Gatige
Dever
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