Ike Goes to Coast for Drive Against Stevenson Claims
President Eisenhower travels to California to attack Adlai Stevenson on military draft and H bomb views. White House secretary Hagerty previews a Los Angeles speech urging tough defense and warns against surrender through disarmament. Eisenhower leverages California’s 32 electoral votes as he campaigns across Portland and Los Angeles.
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UNESCO Dinner Draws Hundreds at KU Memorial Union
About 500 attended the UNESCO dinner in the Kansas University Memorial Union Ballroom to welcome foreign students. Dowdal Davis of the Kansas City Call delivered the main address, with greetings from Lawrence Mayor John Crown and University official Raymond Nichols. The event featured speakers Glenn Kappelman and Clayton Crosier, and a Jayhawk Jamboree vocal quintet performed.
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Dean Marvin Returns From European Journalism Tour
Dean W. Marvin of the Kansas University School of Journalism returned from a trip to Strasbourg University in France. He joins a UNESCO led effort to create centers to train journalism teachers for Europe, Africa, and the Near East, offering a one year program for those with newsrooms or degrees to teach locally.
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Kefauver denounces H tests as nonsense at Las Vegas rally
Senator Kefauver condemned efforts to avoid discussing hydro bomb testing, calling it nonsense. He urged continued pressure to curb nuclear arms races with Russia and criticized Republicans for creating a political nest around Adlai Stevenson. He cited David Hill's warning that the AEC bears blame for U.S. lag in atomic industry.
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Cautious Saturday Tour At Jayhawk Interchange Traffic Plan
Kansas Turnpike Authority prepares for heavy Saturday traffic near the West Lawrence Jayhawk Interchange ahead of the Kansas University Oklahoma University game. Maj Liova d Vincent will monitor entry lanes via radio while toll ramps and patrol cars manage the inspection period and speed guidelines.
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Exile Proclaimed Amid Island Archbishop Controversy
On Sey shell island Inissy Oran, Archbishop Makar Hing oi faces exile amid rising opposition. Protests from local factions press for reforms while authorities promise governance changes and a more inclusive approach to leadership.
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Elvis Presley in Memphis Service Station Fight
Elvis Presley clashed with service station operator Ed Hopper causing a black eye for Hopper and a scuffle that drew a crowd. Presley and two others faced assault and battery charges. Presley and one defendant were dismissed, Hopper and Brown fined for assault and battery. Police broke up the melee as Presley defended fans at the gas pumps.
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Stevenson Attacks Eisenhower Aides In Campaign
Stevenson charges President Eisenhower aides with influence and that a Nixon presidency would shift party leadership. He criticizes Nixon and Humphrey while arguing undecided voters will decide the race next month after a Michigan Ohio swing.
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Hall Safety Director Stays Amid Resignation Rumor
Kansas Governor Fred Hall dismissed reports that Claud McCamment, the safety director, would resign. He called the speculation sheer, saying the safety program has seen improvements and that discussions about resignations are not settled. A Kansas City Star report cited highway paint contracts raising questions, but Hall denied any linked action.
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Two killed in wreck near Mayetta intersection
The 10:50 am crash involved a car and a truck from Blue Valley Transfer Co. The car was demolished and the vehicle’s impact with the truck sent the truck jackknifing onto the curb. Walker and another occupant died at the scene. the driver said he did not see the stop sign for eastbound traffic on U.S. 24 40.
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Duck hunt decoys drift after river rise in Lawrence
Lawrence area reports heavy rains from the prior weekend sent the Kaw River up Thursday and Friday. Duck hunters along the river spent time fetching decoys carried downstream by the current. Many decoys are costly and losing several dozen overnight hits wallets hard.
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Nixon Completes Second Big Trip
Vice President Nixon finished a 25 000 mile cross country campaign swing with stops in Wilmington and Baltimore and plans a weekend rest before a third tour. He argued Adlai Stevenson is not in Ike’s league on leadership in international or domestic affairs and spoke at the Alfred E. Smith Memorial Dinner in New York.
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Truman Says Nixon Could Not Be Named
Gary Indiana speech cites Truman attack on Republican ticket. He accuses vice presidential candidate Nixon of lacking qualifications and being unpopular with workers farmers and small businesses. Truman says Democrats offer leaders fit for office praising Adlai Stevenson and criticizing Eisenhower for allowing Soviet foothold in the eastern Mediterranean.
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Theater Season II opens with two Russia plays at KU
Kansas University opened its theater season with two plays about life in Russia. The Inspector General, a late 1800s czar era satire, stars Bob Yanike and features a 19 member cast directed by Arthur Kean at Green Theater. Darkness at Noon, based on Koestler, follows Rubashov’s questioning era with John Ryberg in the lead. Nat Eck directs with a full production team. Police and firemen in Mexico City may retire at 65 with 40 percent of final pay after 15 years service.
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Robert Potter
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Salina
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Harper Barnes
Tom Engel
Roger Stanton
Marysville
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Fredonia
Mexico City
Calhoun Bluffs Area Will Get a New Road
TOPEKA The Kansas Highway Commission announced plans to start a four lane U S 24 project through the Calhoun Bluffs area east of Topeka after Jan 1. Preliminary work has been under way with surveys completed in July and August. The eight mile construction will run from east of the Jefferson County line to a tie in point near the U S 24 U S 75 cloverleaf north of Topeka.
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Hospital Admission and Birth Notices Summary
Memorial Hospital admits Blanche Turner Della St John Wilma Cleck Nancy Ruby Elva Trent Orville Farmer Stephannie Powell Lela Conway Alicia Young Geneva Helm and baby boy Elsie Cummins Nathaniel Lee Esther Becker and baby girl Velda Smith and baby girl Janice Kampschroeder Julia Jones Birth announcements: Leonard Creek Route 1 daughter Thursday James Conway Tonpannxie son today Jack Thomson Sunflower daughter today
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County Court Fines William H. Cummings
William H. Cummings of 816 EB 1th St was fined 50 dollars and costs Thursday in County Court on a charge of being drunk on a public highway.
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Markets At a Glance Higher Prices Lead Rally Across Commodities
Markets at a glance show higher steel and rail shares fueling a broad rally. Wheat futures rose with mixed signals in oats and soybeans steady near close. Hog prices jumped 15 to 25 cents to a top of 16.75, while cattle remained largely steady near 27.00. Kansas City grains trade noted mixed cash and futures activity with various grain prices listed for No. 2 and white corn. Livestock and poultry markets reported firmer hogs and steady sheep, with detailed price ranges for calves, sows, and market-ready lambs alongside egg and butter prices in KC produces.
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Stock Market Holds Modest Gains Amid Steel Rail Rally
The New York market stayed near early gains driven by steel and rail issues with turnover the week's best. About 800000 shares changed hands as investors eyed a stronger fourth quarter.
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Freight stocks rise on 1955 level signals in market
The market showed a continuation of higher carloadings surpassing the 1955 level. Key stocks advanced modestly with fractional gains close to a point. A few issues also in the same range to reflect cautious optimism.
State Seeks Gasoline Bids for State Cars
The Kansas state purchasing division invites bids opened November 19 for gasoline to power state owned vehicles. Director William Perkins said bids go to major oil firms and any requester. Bids cover gasoline delivered to filling stations for state cars and to designated points in each county in quantities under 500, 500 to 3,000, and over 3,000 gallons. Estimated savings are noted.
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Physics Dr Dresden on fundamental particles and satellites
Dr Dresden discusses how studying particles is hard yet productive, creating order from chaos. He notes a satellite concept could stem from Newton ideas but requires modern physics techniques. The satellite may enable new observations without marking a new physics frontier, while the Geophysical Year highlights science’s international ties.
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Marriage Licenses Issued by Probate Court
Licenses issued to Loren Tapscott 51 and Mae Schmitt 44 of Kansas City Missouri. Also Robert Fred Ellsworth 30 and Vivian Fa ther Lies 28 of Lawrence. Q L Wise 44 and M Kathleen Wise 26 of Muncie. Russell Leroy Curley 19 and Linda Mae Ward 17 of Lawrence.
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Muncie
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