West Germany Cuts Diplomatic Ties With Yugoslavia
West Germany severed diplomatic relations with Yugoslavia over Belgrade recognizing East Germany. Ambassador Dusan Kveder warned the move harms Bonn and the world political situation. Yugoslavia called the action senseless pressure and the note stressed Bonn’s position on East Germany. London said the step is understandable given the circumstances.
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BOM
Germany
West Germany
Yugoslavia
Dusan Kveder
Bonn
Bonn West
Heinrich von Brentano
Koeder
East Germany
Nota
Kveder
London
Britain
Army Chief backs Dulles in Russian warning at Yorktown
Secretary Brocker praises Secretary Dulles for united American stand against Khrushchev threats. He cites Soviet propaganda, satellite launches, and ICBM tests as reasons to strengthen defenses and maintain allied unity. Brocker delivered the remarks for Yorktown Day dedication marking Cornwallis’s surrender.
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Yorktown
Brocker
Dulles
Khrushchev
America
Brucker
Turkey
United States
Krem- Tih
Yorktown Monument
Britain
Lord Cornwallis
Opr
Queen to Attend Her First American Football Game
Queen Elizabeth II shifts from state duties to attend a Maryland North Carolina University football game with President Eisenhower. She later plans a visit to a British embassy event and a troop review at a military barracks, signaling continued Anglo-American ties.
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Washington
Elizabeth O
Ameri
Dent Eisenhower
of Maryland North Carolina University
Kansas Harrier Troupe Wins Chicago Cross Country Meet
Kansas purerett cross country team defeated Chicago's runners on a 3 mile course with capt Jerry McNeal leading in 14 49. KU runner Tom Skutka second at 14 87 and Jayhawk Casham third at 14 39. Ha Higdon led Chicago with 15 02 as KU posted a 2 0 record for the year and prepared to return to Lawrence by 4 30 p m.
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Chicago
Journal-World
Kansas
Cub
Jerry McNeal
Tom Skutka
Jayhawk
Bob Harrison
Brien ‘Trevis
Don Greenlee
Ae Vertyn
Bill Easton
Kansans
Missouri
Lawrence
Phone Operator Listens Then Reports a Break In
A phone operator hears a disturbance and immediately relays a report of a break in. Police respond to a residence where burglars had entered and items were disturbed. No injuries reported and investigators collect evidence at the scene.
United States and Turkey marshal forces for U N debate
United States and Turkey fielded their positions at the United Nations as Syria accuses Turkey of threatening security. The 660 vote moved to examine Syria’s complaint while Russia contends Washington is provoking an invasion of Syria. Moscow warned of aid to Syria if attacked.
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United Nations
N. Y
United States
Turkey
U. N. General Assembly
Middle East
U.N
Soviet Union
Syria
Moscow
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Britain
Seyfullah Esin
Russia
Russsia
Rupele
Henry Cabot Lodge
Constantinople
Istanbul
Berlin
Black Sea
Lland
France
Crimea
Sevastopol
West
England
Straits
Soviets Rush Vaccine Setup Amid Epidemic
Moscow reports rapid vaccine production for Asian flu to curb a growing epidemic. Deputy health minister says 1.5 million doses produced with aim to reach 12 to 15 million. hospitals overwhelmed, and cases reported among Western diplomats. European and American presence respond with vaccine supplies to aid Moscow.
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Moscow
Soviet Ministry of Health
Russia
Izvestia
Philippine envoy Romulo ordered to rest by physician
Philippine ambassador Carlos P. Romulo is reported to suffer severe migraines and has been ordered to take full rest, according to his physician. The brief note underscores his health issue amid ongoing diplomatic duties.
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Manila
Carlos P. Romulo
Philippine
Silccing
Queen Mary Arnett Crowned Homecoming Queen at Lawrence High
Lawrence High School celebrated homecoming with Queen Mary Arnett crowned at Haskell Stadium during the Lawrence Leavenworth game. Her attendants were Miss Sharon Ward and Miss Jane Dunlap. The Lions won 34 0 over the Pioneers as the band marched, the royal procession moved in Corvettes, and Carlson presented the crowns and bouquets.
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LHS
Mary Arnett
Lawrence High School
LHS Leavenworth
Sharon Ward
Eft
Jane Dunlap
Miss Arnett
Art
Fie
Journal-World Photo
Deo
Misa
John Arnett
Haskell Stadium
Lawrence-Leavenworth
Lion Grid
Pioneers
Cecil Ward
Misa Jane Dunlap
R. L. Dunlap
Lawrence High
Carringen
Haskell Track
Bob Carlson
Mary Arnetl
Sam Zieske
Carlson
Miss. Arnett
Misa Arnett
Leo
Russia seeks summit with Eisenhower and Khrushchev
Moscow launches campaign to lure Eisenhower to a high level meeting with Khrushchev. The Kremlin uses Western communists and a Moscow radio English broadcast to push for Russia to join the summit and to avert a war, with Macmillan and the U.S. President as focal points.
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Russia
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Communist Party
John A
Moscow Radio
Macmillan
Bullying Turks Old Custom for Soviets
The piece argues Soviet diplomacy uses intimidation of Turkey as a recurring tactic. It notes Kremlin war talk may be more dangerous than past attempts to breach Turkish lines into the Mediterranean and the Middle East. It suggests Khrushchev might study history and move cautiously.
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Kremlin
Mediterranean
Middle East
Nikita Khrushchev
Youths Charged For Paint Spree At Topeka High
Eight Topeka High School pupils faced county court charges for defacing the THS building two weeks earlier. Each faced fines of 100 dollars and 10 days in jail. penalties may be dropped if they pay their share of damages and publicly apologize to the LHS student body at the next Lawrence High assembly.
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Tully
Topeka High School
Charles Rankin
Lawrence High
LHS
Lawrence- Topeks
Lawrence High School
19Th
la. Sts
Topeka
Lawrence
John McCartney
Richard Evans Smith
Gary Bean Steele
Steve Wilson
Flier Rescued After Forced Landing Off Coruna Spain
Texan pilot William Wyatt, part of a nonstop Texas to Rome flight, crashed into the Atlantic near Coruna. A Spanish fishing boat rescued him after the Bonanza aircraft drifted afloat. He reported 32 hours of flight and wing ice led to the forced descent. Local authorities assisted and the plane was abandoned at the port.
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Texan
Atlantic
Coruna
Spain
William Wyatt
Bonanza
Odom
Wyatt
Banes
Little Change Seen for Weather in Lawrence Area
A slight shift in Lawrence area weather is expected to persist through the weekend with warmer overnight temperatures helping prevent frost in scattered spots. After a high of 66 Friday afternoon, downtown dropped to 37 around 5 am today, frost forming in outlying areas where temps run cooler. Noon thermometer read 56. Skies to stay partly cloudy through Sunday.
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Lawrence Area
Hallmark Pilots Here Oct 28 for Lawrence Plant Prep
Hallmark Cards will start a temporary pilot operation at 61st Street in Lawrence to train and evaluate personnel for future production and supervisory roles. About 90 people will be employed, with interviews in the Chamber of Commerce offices. The Lawrence plant under Constant Construction Co. is expected to be ready by late February, housing precision ribbon production and handwork operations. Roy Nichols will head the interim project, reporting to Hallmark executives.
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Hallmark Cards
Lawrence
Stevenson
Sil Wop
Harsh
Ribbon Ant
Hallmark Personnel Department
Febward Ft. Cart
Kansas University
Margueritte ‘Kuna
Assstant -Employment Manalen
Chamber of Commerce
Wren
Workdad
Lynn W. Bauer
Bauer
J. 2. Constant
The
Constant Co
Ef.r R. Zook
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City
Roy Nichols
Nichols
Eugene L. Haynes Jr
Hallmark Production
Haynes
Eugene L. Haynes
Ind. St
Lawrence Passes Figure of 200 In Street Names
A historical piece examines how streets in Lawrence gain names and the public process behind naming. It notes the shift from tree and human names to more varied or semiautonomous designations, and discusses civic engineers and property owners influencing street identity. The article hints at how plats are approved and recorded, with cross references to era practices and future street naming plans.
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Lawrence
Wien
Patie Gad Frrerssen
Poe
East Avenue
Shelbure Chae Vhity
Craig Cort
East Pouentioth
Myners
Orbis Clotare
Jiment
Hiv
Platis
Tuyere
Dt Bam
Perpatin
Sputnik Missed by Gift From Eglin Near Miss
Fort Walton Beach Fla residents reported a loud overhead sound and a metal object landing in a yard at 5:18 PM. A family watched as a box marked by an Eglin Air Force Base unit landed within feet of children playing. No injuries or screams were heard. officials described the object as a metal box tied to a demonstration team.
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Fort Walton Brac
Fla
Antepetti
Belile
Pan
Dette
Treacher
Sputnik
Nh Sikpenind
Eaglin Air Fares
Eaglin
Weather outlook for northeast Kansas warms slightly
Partly cloudy conditions linger into Sunday with a warmer night. Low temperatures near 40s to 50s and daytime highs in the upper 50s to 60s. Light winds and minor fluctuations in temperature are expected through the period.
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Kansas
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