Mystery of Meg Townsend Dignity Commented By Telegraph
The Daily Telegraph warned Britain that the royal family loses dignity by not clarifying Princess Margaret Peters Townsend romance. Princess Margaret Queen Elizabeth II the Duke of Edinburgh the Queen Mother attended Lambeth Palace dinner hosted by the Archbishop of Canterbury with 50 Church of England clergymen fueling talk of a possible remarriage. The royal family did not meet the archbishop privately to discuss the matter.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Margaret Peter Townsend
Princess Margaret
Queen Elizabeth I
Duke of Edinburgh
Queen Mother
Archbishop of Canterbury
Lambeth Pallace
Margaret Townsend
Search Centers In Locale Where Boys Seen Alive
Chicago police concentrated the search in the area where the three boys were last seen alive. Uniformed officers canvassed the northwest side around Milwauke Ave and Giddings St, seeking clues to who abducted and killed Robert Peterson 14 John Schuessler 13 and Anton Schuessler 12. Their nude bodies were found in a forest preserve four miles west of the bus stop. Investigators pressed to locate the killers and any clothing or evidence, questioning riding-stable managers nearby. The victims eyes and mouths were taped shut and the tape was removed before discovery. investigators believe the tape used was two inches wide. Friends and relatives viewed Robert’s body at a funeral home.
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Chicago
Milwauke Ave
Giddings St
Robert Peterson
John Schuessler
Anton
Forest Preserve
Harry Glos
Cook County
Lower Readings Expected in Kansas as Mild Air Persists
A weak cold front will bring lower temperatures to most of Kansas by Friday evening but readings remain mild for the season. Meteorologist Richard Garrett says southeastern areas stay fair while western and northern zones turn partly cloudy tonight and Friday with cooler northwestern conditions. Minimums drop toward near 40 in the northwest and into the 50s in the southeast, while daytime highs range from the 60s in the northwest to the low 80s in the southeast.
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Topeka
Kansas
Richard Garrett
Body of Topeka Woman Found in Apartment
TOPEKA The nude, lifeless body of Phyllis Marie Boydston, 27, was found on a bed in her apartment. Merle Boydston, 22, her husband of nine months, discovered the scene on returning from night shift. Charles Crank, chief of detectives, said it was not yet determined if she was slain and an autopsy would be performed. police noted the apartment had been ransacked.
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Topeka
Phyllis Marie Boydston
Polica
Merle Boydston
City Street Department
Charles Crank
Crank
Boydston
Small U. N. Setback at Dayton Parade
A noisy U N pledge event at Dayton main intersection drew a police officer amid a noise complaint. A woman urged passersby to sign a scroll of support while the crowd gathered, including a police officer who asked to lower the amplifier.
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Dayton
Ohio
United Nations
President Eisenhower Visits Hospital Friend During Recovery
President Eisenhower received his first hospital visit since his heart attack from Clif ford J. Roberts, Augusta National Golf Club chairman and New York financier. Doctors reported he is convalescing satisfactorily and awake in good spirits after a restful night as he nears continued improvement.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Clifford J. Roberts
New York
Augusta National Golf Club
Georgia
Augusta Long
Roberts
Cattle production up to Pek a Kansas
Farmers reported 225000 head of cattle on grain for a market on Oct 1, up 38 percent from a year earlier, according to federal and state agriculture departments. A Chile tremor caused no damage while stock market indices in New York closed higher on the day.
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Peka
Kansas
Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
MacArthur denies pre Yalta support for Soviet entry into war
Pentagon papers claim Gen Douglas MacArthur twice backed Soviet entry into World War II against Japan. MacArthur says he never supported postwar concessions or Soviet involvement before Yalta and rejects any signature evidence. He notes Yalta decisions were binding and rejects misinterpretation of his views.
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Russia
Japan
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Pearl Harbor
Yalta
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Pacific
Roosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
China
Germany
Storm Hits Japan Killing At Least Six In Central Cities
A Pacific storm, downgraded to gale, swept central Japan with winds to 44 mph, flooding and wrecking homes. It struck Osaka Kobe and Nagoya, sinking boats and causing at least six deaths.
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Tokyo
Japan
Pacific
Osaka
Kobe
Nagoya
Dedication Planned for Kansas U Journalism Building
Kansas University will dedicate the Journalism Building renamed Flint Hall on November 5 with Ralph G. Hemenway speaking on early KU journalism days. The program marks the 1916 1941 tenure of Prof Leon N Flint with exhibits and a Hall of Fame induction. Chancellor Franklin D Murphy and Henry Jameson also participate.
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Flint Hall
Harnal Kansas
Kansas University
Ralph G. Hemenway
Minneapolis Messenger
University
K.U
Leon N. Flint
Kansas
Kansas Newspaper Hall of Fame
Memorial Union
Andj Daily
Flint
William Allen White
Hemenway
K. U
Kansas Press Association
Kansas Press
Franklin D. Murphy
Henry Jameson
The
Abilene Reflector Chronicle
Chelsea Records Tarnished By Fatal Accident
Chelsea, Mass. once lauded for a long stretch without auto or pedestrian fatalities since 1953 saw tragedy as Agatha Baris, 35, was killed by a car less than a day after the city received two safety awards from the American Automobile Association and the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles.
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Chelsea
Mass
Agatha Baris
American Automobile Assn
Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles
Safety the Keynote on New Kansas Pike
Dozens of engineers shaped the 236 mile Kansas Turnpike to function as a true superhighway with safety at its core. The design features include limited access, modified cloverleaf interchanges, wide medians, night glare reduction, soft shoulders, extra exit lanes, 3 percent curves, fenced rights of way, and controlled entry to curb drunken driving.
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Kansas
U N Postpones Security Council Vote as Yugoslavia Gains ECOSOC Seat
The United Nations General Assembly postponed the Security Council election to next Thursday. Yugoslavia, backed by Britain and the Soviet bloc, won a spot on ECOSOC with 46 votes, weakening Philippines hopes for the Security Council. The Philippines trailed at 31 votes. No resumption date set.
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Russia
Belgrade
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General Assembly
Yugoslavia
Britain
U.S
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Trusteeship Council
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Cit
Dulles Optimistic On Geneva Meeting
Secretary of State Dulles told congressional leaders that the forthcoming Geneva talks among big Four ministers hold cautious optimism. He outlined no disagreements with West plans for talks with the Russians on German unification and East West disarmament, while noting other agenda items such as Communist arms shipments to the Middle East and a high level China conference bid.
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Dulles
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D-Ga
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Taber
Widow Collects Big Insurance Payout After Policy Lapse
The widow of oil field worker Harold Brill collected 1000.10 dollars from an insurance policy paid two weeks before his death in a nitroglycerin explosion near Wilson Oklahoma. Brill, 33, had only three weekly ten cent premiums, with two payments covering the life of the policy. The firm refunded the final payment.
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Oklahoma City
Harold Brill
Wilson
Okla
Possible Kickbacks In Aircraft Pact Probed
TOPEKA A broad investigation is being pursued into possible purchasing kickbacks connected with a government aircraft contract at a Kansas City General Motors plant. Milton Beach said a federal grand jury indicted a former GM Buick Oldsmobile Pontiac purchasing officer in Kansas City and two Wichita businessmen for violation of the anti kickback law.
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Topeka
Kansas City
General Motors Corp
Milton Beach Assistance
U. S
General Motors
Wichita
Clothes Confuse Visiting English Professor at KU
Visiting Rose Morgan lecturer Peter C. Sylvester-Bradley from England says American student dress causes identification difficulties. He arrived Sept 3 during a heat wave and notes Americans are friendly, contrasting English views of Americans as self-centered.
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Peter C. Sylvester-Bradley
K. U
England
Englind
Sylvester Bradley
Rose Morgan
United States
Sylvester-Bradleys
Ground breaking set for Lawrence Memorial Hospital expansion
Ground breaking for a 1.2 million dollar addition to Lawrence Memorial Hospital is scheduled for 10:30 Monday. The project includes a new three story south wing, remodeling of the existing building, and maintains capacity up to about 150 beds with expanded surgery obstetrics nurseries labs and kitchen facilities. Representing officials and civic leaders will attend the ceremony.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Dick Williams
City Commission
Hospital Board
Lawrence Ministerial Alliance
Williama
Constant
Constant Construction Co
Lawerence
Lawrence
Williams
Journal
Two Ex-Prisoners Face Army Court Martial
Two former Korean War prisoners who returned home after denouncing the United States and siding with Red China were notified to stand court-martial on charges of aiding and collaborating with the enemy. William A. Cowart of Dalton, Georgia and Lewie W Griggs of Jacksonville, Texas, join a third turncoat facing similar charges, with dates set for trial.
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United States
William A. Cowart
Dal ‘Dalton
Lewie W
Griggs
Jacksonville
Tex
Bell
Hillsboro
Weather forecast for Kansas region posted by local paper
Generally fair conditions expected this afternoon in Kansas with partial cloudiness. Winds from the northwest and north tonight into Friday, with low temperatures in the 50s. A cooler day ahead in the western and southern sections with mild temperatures elsewhere.
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