Rock show riot mars Kansas City crowd control debate
Police halted a Dick Clark rock show at Municipal Auditorium after fights, firecrackers, and arrests amid a 12 300 crowd. Maj. Lucas blamed crowd behavior. city officials urged tighter regulation of such performances. Annette Funicello and Paul Anka were among listed performers. proceeds split between venue, show unit, and promoter.
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Annette Funnicello
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Muehlebach
Eisenhower Orders Seek Injunction to Halt Steel Strike
President Eisenhower directs the Justice Department to seek a Taft Hartley injunction in federal court in Pittsburgh to halt the steel strike for 20 days. The three member fact finding board reports no early settlement prospects and urges the parties to reach an agreement, study continues with no time limit.
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Docking Revokes Parole in Attorney General Target Case
Gov. George Docking revoked the parole of Anna Mae Borserine, paroled last August, citing inability to function as a parolee under ongoing federal and state pressure. The order sends Borserine back to the Women's Industrial Farm to finish serving a 244 year sentence. Attorney General John Anderson, challenging the parole, warns of a court ruling on the governor’s parole power.
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Anna Mae Borserine
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J W Photographs Cited by Judges In News Contest
The Journal World photographer Leonard Bacon is honored as the paper's only full time photojournalist to receive recognition in the Inland Daily Press Association News Picture Contest. Part time photographer Harry Elliott is cited among Kansas winners in the 19th annual event announced in Chicago.
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Inland Daily Press Association
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Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson
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Hutchinson
Wilbur Hess
Ken Winn
Salina
Darrell Moran
Garden City
Liz Signs Million-Dollar Contract for Cleopatra
Elizabeth Taylor signs a million-dollar contract with 20th Century Fox for one film, setting a record for a female star. She will star as Cleopatra in the upcoming feature.
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Elizabeth Taylor
20Th Century Fox
Early Day Indians Shied From School
In 1899 1900 Haskell teacher recounts scouting Cheyenne and Arapaho agencies in Oklahoma with limited funds to recruit students for the school. He faces agent permission hurdles and wary locals as he travels by train and stage to Clinton and Darlington, meeting resistance from a Seger school and wary children in tents.
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Maj. Stouch
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KU Kansas State Fans End Civil War Of A Quiet Stadium
After a tense first half KU led 19 14 and closed out the game 33 14 as fans filed out calmly. Police and gendarmes moved post game to keep order while cheerleaders and seniors received attention for KU.
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QB Club to Meet at 8 at Eldridge Crystal Room
Lawrence Quarterback Club schedules its weekly gathering at 8 tonight in the Eldridge Crystal Room. KU scout Tom Priplett will report on the Oklahoma Missouri game. coach Jack Mitchell will speak and narrate film from the Saturday Kansas victory.
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New York Stock Market Downtick at Closing
The i Closing Index fell to 223.6, down 1.3 points, reflecting a modest decline in late trading amid cautious trading by investors.
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Weather outlook for northeast Kansas turns colder
Mostly fair weather continues tonight with a gradual drop in temperature. Tuesday brings partly cloudy skies and a cooler day with lows in the 40s and highs in the upper 60s.
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Weekend Warmth Follows Cold Start With Mild Week Ahead
The thermometer fell to 33 Sunday morning then rebounded to the upper 70s by afternoon. Tuesday will be cooler with a high in the upper 60s and a low in the 40s. Expect fair skies tonight, then partly cloudy Tuesday with no precipitation forecast.
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All Night Ordeal For Missing Girl Ends In Rescue
Donna Rule eight years old went missing in the Clark national forest near Potost Missouri. After hours of freezing conditions more than 400 searchers including 150 soldiers scoured rugged terrain. She was found alive at 9 55 am three miles from her disappearance wearing only a light dress and was taken to a search headquarters bonfire. Her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Rule embraced her as she recovered.
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Sloan Wins 11 Pound Turkey In Journal-World Football Contest
Sloan of 916 F. 13th St wins the 11 pound turkey as top presser in last week's Journal-World football contest. He missed only one game on the 21 game card selecting Nebraska to upset Indiana. Indiana won 23 7. Last week’s ties and certain picks were discarded.
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Rate Hike Talks On Gas Expenses In Lawrence Tuesday
Kansas Public Service Co officials will discuss possible local gas rate increases with the City Commission Tuesday. Increases would apply to gas from Cities Service Co after Nov 21 as wholesale prices rise. If approved, boosts would be bond-backed until the Federal Power Commission ruling, with potential monthly increases about 90 cents per domestic user.
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Local Nimrods Find Duck Hunting Slower After Open
After three days along the Kaw River and its sloughs local hunters report slow duck hunting despite an opening day with mixed ducks visible. The bag limit is three ducks due to poor Canada hatchings, and blinds line the river from Topeka to Kansas City.
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Eddie Bond
Topeka
Kansas City
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