Saar Peace Pact Ends Friction Between France And Germany
Paris reports a final settlement of the Saar dispute as French Premier Mendes France and German Chancellor Adenauer sign a pact. Western allies pledge indefinite troops on the European continent and establish a Western European Union framework with Britain, France, Belgium, Holland, Luxembourg, West Germany, and Italy. German rearmament is allowed under strict allied controls with a 12 division cap and a pledge not to use force for reunification. A Moscow note hints at free elections as a step toward German unity.
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Pierre Mendes- France
Konrad Adenauer
Saar
Germany
London
West Germany
United States
Britain
France
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Italy
EDC
National Assembly
East
Alfred M. Gruenther
Kremlin
Moscow
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Anthony Eden
Mendes-France
Crash Near South Park Injures Four People
A nearly head-on collision on Massachusetts Street near South Park injured four people, three seriously. Drivers Loren E. Hadl and Rosemary Maxwell, plus two passengers in Maxwell’s car, were treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with multiple injuries. A separate 9:45 p.m. collision on North Second Street left Miss Carol Clifton with undetermined injuries.
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Massachusetts Street
South Park
Loren E. Hadl
Baldwin
Rosemary Maxwell
Mies" Maxwell
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Maxwell
Wanda Maxwell
Ky. St
Barbara Hoffman
W. 6Th St
Carol Clifton
Route 6
N. 2Nd St
Miss Clifton
Far & Church
Church
Paul R. Young
Hutchinson
Eisenhower Visits Gettysburg Farm to Boost Pennsylvania Campaign
President Eisenhower left Washington by auto at 10 24 a m EST for his Gettysburg farm to lend GOP prestige in Pennsylvania. About 150 top Republicans were invited to hear him and taste his beef stew at the 189 acre farm near Gettysburg. He planned to stop at the Gettysburg battlefield monument and speak briefly to locals before heading to Camp David.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
House
White House
Connecticut
New York City
Denver
Pennsylvania Monument
James Duff
John Fine
GOP
Martin
Duff
Fine
Lloyd J. Wood
George M. Leadler
Stevenson Attacks McCarthyism in GOP Leadership
Adlai Stevenson denounces dangerous politics by President Eisenhower and Republicans, arguing Nixon leads a campaign akin to McCarthyism in a white collar. He cites Denver remarks, claims Democratic votes enabled most of the administration’s successes, and accuses McCarthy of spectacle that invites Senate censure.
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Stevenson
GOP
Milwaukee
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Nixon
Snow White
Truman
United States
Denver
Congress
Bricker
Washington
Sen
McCarthy
Senate
Money Granted for Lawrence Hospital
Lawrence Memorial Hospital in Kansas was included in a $451,000 federal aid allocation by the Kansas Hospital Advisory Board under the Hill Burton Act. total aid for four area hospitals will be distributed after preliminary plans, with next public update due in spring. Lawrence has 104 percent occupancy, higher than three neighboring hospitals.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kansas Hospital Advisory Board
Topeka
Atchison Hospital
Menninger Foundation
Lawrence Hospital
Kansas City
Kas
Journal-World Today
Lawrence
Jim Wigglesworth
Lawrence Memorial
Wigglesworth
State Chamber Suggest Breakup of Hospital Job
The Industrial Council of the Kansas Chamber of Commerce proposes dividing the 15 million dollar veterans hospital contract into multiple smaller contracts. It argues no Kansas contractor can handle the full project and perhaps only 25 firms nationwide could. The plan aims to benefit both Kansas contractors and the local labor force.
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Topeka
Industrial Council of the
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
Guards Quell Fresh Disturbance at Missouri State Penitentiary
Authorities kept a sharp watch as unruly convicts disrupted meals at Missouri's state penitentiary. No damage reported, hundreds confined, four convicts filed, injuries reported in past riot cited. State police reinforced barriers. 15 to 20 inmates refused to eat while 35 armed troops stood watch. Governor Bennerly and Director Whitecotton criticized radio coverage linked to the incident.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
State
Thomas E. Whitecotton
Whitecotton
Phil M. Bennerly
White Cotton
KWOS
Tom
Nixon Warns Communists Seek Infiltration of Democrats
Vice President Nixon told a Butte audience he has evidence Communists plan to infiltrate the Democratic Party to influence its policies. He cited a purported memorandum to California Communist leaders and said Republicans will not accept Communist influence in government or the party. He urged exposing these tactics amid a campaign stop in Montana before continuing to Wyoming.
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Butte
Mont
Nixon
U. S
California
Worland
Cheyenne
Wyo
Communist Party
United States
Democratic Party
Truman
Communist Party of America
America
Punky Search May End for Beloved Findlay Dog
Walter Smith Jr. believes a picture of a found dog may be Punky his missing collie chow mix. A 15 year old Garfield Heights girl found the dog near Cleveland and a reporter showed Walter the Associated Press photo. Arrangements are planned to bring Walter to Cleveland to see the dog in person.
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Findlay
Ohio
Punky
Hos
Walter Smith Jr
Cleveland
Toledo Blade
Associated Press
Jean Shearon
Garfield Heights
Walter
Panky
Salk vaccine hailed by Fishbein in Baltimore speech
Dr. Morris Fishbein former AMA Journal editor predicts the Salk polio vaccine will nearly end polio in the United States within ten years. Speaking to Sinai Hospital women's auxiliary he forecast broad success for Jonas E Salk's discovery and urged confidence in its future impact.
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Baltimore
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Women's Auxiliary of Sinai Hospital
Fishbein
Jonas E. Salk
Pittsburgh
AMA
Chicago University School of Medicine
Rush Medical College
University of Clinais
Community Leaders Hospital Patients Letter From Irving Hills
Irving Hills president of the Lawrence Paper Company and Professor W C Stevens, both patients at Lawrence Memorial Hospital, reflect on the citys progress and hospital service. Hills signs a letter thanking supporters and urging ongoing public kindness and hospital needs in Lawrence. Mrs Watkins, a benefactor to the city and university, died in 1939.
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Irving Hill
Lawrence Paper Company
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
W. C. Stevens
Lawrence
Hill
Elizabeth M. Watkins
Kansas
Irving Hillos
Watkins
University of Kansas
Narreiman Out of Danger After Swiss Operation
Narreiman, once in critical condition in Lausanne, Switzerland, was reported out of danger following an operation at a clinic performed by a leading Swiss gynecologist. The event centers on the royal figure Queen Narriman of Reypt and the medical staff involved in the procedure.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Narriman of Reypt
Cally
SMU Fans Pleased With Coach Despite Rumors
SMU supporters back Chalmer Woodard as football coach amid rumors of a contract move and Doak Walker hiring. The Lawrence High School and McPherson College alumnus has led the 1953 Mustangs to a 5-5 finish and a 2-1 start in 1954, with strong fresh-man prospects and a conservative T formation drawing mixed praise.
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Bill Mayer
All World
Dallas
Tex
Journal-World
Chalmer Woodard
Southern Methodist
Lawrence High School
McPherson College
Doak Walker
Mustang
De*troit Lions
Woodard
Woody
Walker
The
Lions
Lion
Doaker
Kansas
Lawrence
New KU Dorm Bids Slightly Under Original Estimates
Bids for KU women’s dorm construction came in under the $1.14 million estimate, with Harmon Construction Co. of Oklahoma City submitting a base bid of 779 700 for general work. Total project bids run about 1 096 154 plus furnishings and equipment, aiming toward 1 400 000 overall. Regents will finalize alternates before awarding contracts, funding from a $900 000 bond plus university endowments. The 5 story dorm will house about 430 students, on the north campus near Corbin and North College avenues.
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University of Kansas
State Board of Regents
Fopeka
Harmon Construction Co
Oklahoma City
Harmon Co
West Campus Road
K.U
John Brown
Corbin and
North College
Joseph King Sees Israel as World's Most Hopeful Spot
Dr. Joseph King of Oberlin Ohio told Plymouth Congregational Church parishioners that Israel is the world’s most hopeful spot, praising its immigration policy and blending of extreme technocracy with free enterprise. He recalled a world peace conference in Geneva and contrasted France’s mood with Mendes France’s leadership as part of his talk at a luncheon celebrating the church’s 100th birthday.
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Joseph King
Israel
Oberlin
Plymouth Congregational Church
Europe
Plymouth
England
Seus Rope
Asia
Geneva
France
Mendes-France
King
Dr King
Local Campaign Quiet Ahead of Douglas County Election
With ten days before the general election campaigning in Douglas County is subdued compared with the August primary. Registration shows 1,090 Lawrence citizens eligible to vote, with about 5,000 rural residents eligible. Democrats have campaigned but not with earlier intensity, while GOP activity centers on upcoming rallies. Docking’s Thursday Democratic rally includes a homecoming speech, parade, and Community Building address. GOP plans for a county rally are not finalized after the Hall Caravan visit. Officials cite money shortages, perceived security, and primaries as reasons for the quieter season. Voter turnout is unlikely to reach the 1952 total of 15,125 ballots.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
George Docking
Docking
Massachusetts Street
11Th
Sis
GOP
Republicana County
Fred Hall
Democratic Central Committee
Weather prospects in Kansas from October 1954 forecast
The forecast calls for clear weather in Kansas with cloudy conditions in the west tonight and Sunday across the state. Scattered showers are likely in western portions tomorrow night, with temperatures ranging from the 40s to 50s in the northwest to 60s to 70s elsewhere. Yesterday’s high was 8, low 52, and today’s high 64 with a low of 4. The text includes a calendar of October 1954 dates.
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Kansas
Mittwe
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