Big 3 Ministers Set Up Geneva Meet Agenda
Western foreign ministers Dulles Mancelian Pinay completed work on a joint memo outlining German reunification within a European security system. They planned to discuss disarmament and East West relations as Charles Wilson joined the talks en route to Geneva.
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U. S
John Foster Dulles
Harold Micemilian
Antoine Pinay
Germany
Charles Wilson
Moshe Sharett
Egypt
Saar
Gauna Wins Weekly Grid Guess Contest At Journal World
Meliton Gauna won this week’s Journal-World grid contest with a predicted 21 to 13 score for SMU over KU, missing two games of 21. He receives two 50 yard line tickets to the KU vs Kansas State game on Nov 5 at Memorial Stadium.
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Lawrence
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Kansas
Baylor
Texas A&m
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Panthers
Nebraska
Kansans
Wisconsin Badgers
Kansa$8 University
Lincoln
Jayhawkers
Memorial Stadium
Kansas City Man Suffers Heart Attack at Stadium
Cliff Tozier a prominent Kansas City insurance man suffered a mild heart attack at Memorial Stadium during the Kansas City SMU game. He was rushed to Watkins Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition and to be returned home after rest. KU Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy assisted until a stretcher arrived.
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Kansas City
Memorial Stadium
Theansas
Southern Methodist
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Tozier
Lor
Franklin D. Murphy
Kansas University
Murphy
GOP Eyes February Update On Ike Run Decision
GOP leaders aim to hear in early February whether President Eisenhower will seek another term. The timing aligns with Ohio primary rules and Taft’s 1950 action as a precedent. Doctors say Ike’s recovery from a heart attack is progressing and months remain to confirm a full return.
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Eisenhower
Ohio
Jim Inglan Gies
Paul Dudley White
Denver
Starts Busy Schedule After Heart Attack
President Eisenhower resumes his busiest work period since his heart attack with an urging weekend checkups campaign and support for Secretary Dulles before the Geneva talks. Officials including Burns and Hauge visit Fitzsimons Army Hospital for economic discussions as Lodge joins the briefing.
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Geneva
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Faure and Adenauer Respond Rapidly to Saar Vote Uproar
French Premier Eds n Faure and German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer moved quickly after Saarlanders rejected the plan to Europeanize their region. They exchanged telegrams urging that the Sunday result not derail Franco German ties and called for a new German French solution possibly within the seven nation West European Union framework. Nearly 75 percent voted.
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Saar
Edsar Faure
Konrad Adenauer
Sai
Bonn
France
Germany
Diem to Declare South Vietnam a Republic
In Saigon Premier Ngo Dinh Diem, a leading anti Communist figure, won a landslide plebiscite and will proclaim South Vietnam a republic with himself as its first president. The vote ousted ex Emperor Bao Dai, signaling a political shift in Asia’s Southeast.
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Liem
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Lodge Returns With News On U N Affairs And Eisenhower
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr arrived to brief President Eisenhower on United Nations matters including France's withdrawal from the U N General Assembly. Eisenhower’s condition remains improving after a heart attack with no complications noted. Doctors expect a further two to three months to assess full recovery. The President stood briefly yesterday and weighed 172 1 2 pounds, down four pounds since hospital admission.
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Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Eisenhower
United Nations
France
U. N. General Assembly
Paul Dudley White
Boston
White
Warmup Forecast After Freeze in Kansas State
Forecaster P. N. Bland expects a quick warmup for Kansas after the coldest spell of the season. Skies stay generally fair through Tuesday with tonight's lows in the 40s and tomorrow's highs in the 60s east and around 70 in the west. Overnight lows dropped below freezing across most of Kansas except the extreme south east, sinking to as low as 25 at Goodland.
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Topeka
Kansas
P. N. Bland
Goodland
10th UN Birthday Celebrated Today In New York
United Nations observances mark the anniversary of its founding with a Genera Assembly hall celebration. Performers include Emil Gilels the New York Philharmonic Sir William Walton Leonard Bernstein and the Sohota Cantorum. Henry Cabot Lodge calls the UN a potent global engine.
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N.Y
Gener
Fimil Gilels
Soviet Union
New York Philarmonic Symphony
William Walton
Leonard Bernstein
Sohota Cantorum
Democratic Farm Price Debate Heats Up As Prices Fall
The piece notes a rising political clash over farm policy with Republican leaders accusing Adlai Stevenson of flip flopping on parity supports and Gov Averell Harriman advocating a 50 percent system. Agriculture Department reports a new drop in farm prices amid record crop output, with exact figures due Friday.
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Chaiman
Leonard W. Hall
Adlai E. Stevenson
New York
Averell Harriman
Agriculture Department
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Harriman
Hall
Harrys
Ashmore
Gov. Stevenson
Benson
Abitibi Hikes Newsprint Price to $131 a Ton
Ontario firm Abitibi Power and Paper raises newsprint by $5 a ton effective November 1, raising deliverable price to $131 per ton in New York. The move follows a similar $5 per ton increase by St. Lawrence Corp of Montreal last week.
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Hamilton
New York
Toronto
Abitibi
Ground Breaking for Lawroner Hospital Expansion
Mayor John Crown led the groundbreaking for Lawroner Memorial Hospital’s 1.2 million expansion. About 40 officials doctors and staff attended the ceremony with Rev Rod Swift opening remarks. Hospital leaders praised staff and emphasized the project as a recognition of human worth and care.
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Lawroner Memorial Hospital
Pan Inqnestinn
Rod Swift
Crown
Dick Williams
Mary Danien
Dunden
H. Penfield
iLawrenes
Jones
First Fall Freeze Signals Winter Arrives in Lawrence
The Lawrence Journal-World reports the first general freeze of the fall with a 32 degree reading at 5 and 6 am Sunday, City reads 42 at 9 am then 60 by 9:20 am as wind shifts. By 4 pm temperatures drop to 44 with a return to autumn readings by 1 pm. Skies look fair tonight and Tuesday with 40s at night and highs around 60s.
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Lawrence
Journal-World
Nickell to Seek Training Site Change for Kansas Guard
Kansas Adjutant General Maj. Gen. Joe Nickell said he will ask National Guard leaders in Chicago next February to shift summer training for the 35th Division from Camp McCoy Wisconsin to Camp Ripley Minnesota and move nondivisional units from Camp Carson California to Camp McCoy Wisconsin.
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Joe Nickell
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Wis
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Calo
Nickell
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35Th Division
Camp Ripley
Minn
Stock Market Close Mixed With Gains Across Main Index
The New York stock market ended with a 3 percent rise in broad activity as the index closed around 170.7, up .8 points. Investors tracked auto insurers and tech names amid modest trading.
Lawrence Teen Hurt in Weekend Auto Crash Near City
John Howard a 15 year old rider in a chain of crashes on U S Highway 40 59 north of Lawrence was listed in critical condition after a collision involving two northbound cars. Keith Robinson Pifer 17 and Thomas Clifford Kring 27 were injured along with Margaro vies Sudja 25 and two other teen passengers Hank Hodges 19 and Jim Smith 15. Police treated all injuries and held Sudja for overnight observation.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
John Howard
Mo. St
U.8
Highway 40
Keith Robinson Pifer
R. I. St
Howard
Pifer
Hank Hodges
C. St
Jim Smith
Walnut Sr
Local Dentist Shot Amid Western pheasant hunting chaos
Lawrence residents report record pheasant numbers out west while heavy cover makes birds hard to flush. Dentist Dr Perry suffered four minor buckshot wounds near Lacrosse but returned to work. Perry-Smith party included Luke Smith and multiple locals. Hunting open since last Friday, experts cite maize height and early season as complicating factors.
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Western
Ansa
Perry
LaCrosse
Hois
Gib Francis
Warren Price
Jack Houk
Don Weigal
Jack Armstrong
Dale Paxton
Qet
Francs
Francis
Garden City
First Concrete Goes Into Pike At Event Today
Governor Fred Hall dumped the first bucket of paving concrete for the 236 mile Kansas Turnpike in Western Douglas County amid a ceremony attended by nearly 200 officials contractors and newsmen. The eight mile initial section will proceed east from the site with Western Contracting Co of Sioux City Iowa holding a 1.5 million contract. Hall praised the project as a landmark in Kansas highway history and noted Oklahoma and Missouri hopes for toll road connections.
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Kansas
Turnpike Authority
Journal-World
Douglas County
Lawrence
Kansay
Western Contracting Co
Sioux City
Towa
Governor Hall
Kansas Turnpike Authority
Hall
Oklahoma
Kaw River
Edward F. Arn
Siamese Twins Born at Madison General Hospital
Siamese twin girls were born yesterday at Madison General Hospital to a four year old Dane County woman. They are joined at the abdomen but otherwise appear normal. The physician declined to name the parents, adding that four to five days of study would decide possible surgical separation.
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Wis
Madison General Hospital
Dane County
Weather Update For Kansas: Warm Itinerary Ahead
The forecast indicates a warm spell after noon today with cooler areas elsewhere. Tonight will be milder, Tuesday remains warm with highs around sixty to seventy degrees and cooler northwest regions.
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