Kaiser Breaks From United Steel Front To Begin Own Talks
Kaiser Steel Corp breaks from United Steel Workers front to pursue separate negotiations amid a 104 day strike. Edgar F. Kaiser cites national emergency, while U S Steel and other producers weigh new concessions. Kaiser sites separate talks in Pittsburgh as 3rd Circuit considers Taft Hartley injunction effects.
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Kaiser
United Steel Front
Kaiser Steel Corp
Washington
USW
Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel Corp
U.S. 3Rd Circuit Court of Appeals
Taft-Hartley
U.S
American Iron & Steel Institute
Edgar F. Kaiser
Norman Nicholson
Lawrence QB Club to Meet and Discuss KU OU Thriller
The Lawrence Quarterback Club will meet at 8 tonight at the Hotel Eldridge to hear Kansas football coach Jack Mitchell talk about Saturday's 7 6 win over Oklahoma and preview the upcoming Town State game. Christmas cards and Roberts Jewelry ad.
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Lawrence
Eldridge
Kansas
Jack Mitchell
Oklahoma
Town State
Soviets push disarmament as path to peace and prosperity
Moscow broadcasts urge Western acceptance of complete disarmament as beneficial for economics while maintaining that capitalism remains doomed without arms profits. Khrushchev’s U.S. trip is publicized to prove peace sincerity and domestic campaigns praise his efforts.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Literary Gazette
Harvard
Robert P. Wolf
New York Times
Marx
Leonid Leontyev
Lawrence Schools to Dismiss Early Tuesday
Lawrence grade schools will be dismissed at 3 15 p m Tuesday to allow teachers to leave by 3 30 p m for a council meeting. High school and junior high dismiss about 3 or 3 30 p m as usual. grade schools normally end at 4 p m.
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Lawrence
William D. Wolfe
Wolfe
Lawrence Educational Council
Delegates Set For Townships in Douglas County
Five townships in Douglas County elected 15 representatives to the Agricultural Extension Council for two year terms. Each trio covered agriculture home economics and 4-H with names from Clinton Warren Banning to Palmyra Bob Lawson and others. The annual council meeting is set for December 11 at 1 15 p m at the 4 H Fairgrounds with an executive board to be chosen.
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Douglas County
Agricultural Extension Council
Deal
Oletha Yates
Bill Hundley
Clinton
Warren Banning
Ben Flory
LaVerne Kampschroeder
Richland
Grant
Raymond Pine
Clyde Husted
Walter Heck
Willow Springs
Ernest Johanning
Baldwin
Orvil Pohl
Lecompton
Pete Bahnmaier
Kenneth Matney
A. K. Winter
Palmyra
Bob Lawson
Wellsville
Paul Pierce
Don Nutt
Soviet Moon Photos to Be Published in Moscow Papers
The Soviet Union announced that the first photographs of the moon’s far side will appear in Moscow newspapers on Tuesday. The images mark a historic breakthrough in space exploration and will be released to the public nationwide.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Admitted Rapist Flies From Troy Jail
Ronald Lee Wolfe an admitted child rapist escaped from the Troy Missouri county jail with fellow inmate William Buffington. A wide search spanned east central Missouri focusing on the Washington Hermann area around 60 miles west of St. Louis. The fugitives, armed with a 16 gauge shotgun, were last seen in a stolen blue 1948 Chevrolet panel truck.
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Troy
Ronald Lee Wolfe
Missouri
Washington-Hermann
St. Louis
Owensville
Cuba
Missouri Highway Patrol
Warrenton
Wolfe
Atlanta
William Buffington
Cubans Rally In Havana On Castro Call For Protest
Cubans swarmed into Havana from the provinces to protest foreign aggression urged by Fidel Castro. Labour leader David Salvador called for a 500000 strong workers militia and a bigger armed forces budget as security measures escalated. Police said planes dropped anti Castro leaflets near Havana and clashes caused deaths and injuries amid government claims of U.S. involvement.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
United States
Cuba
Castro
Florida
David Salvador
Salvador
Ministry of the Armed Forces
Raul
Labor Confederation
Commission Will Move on Request By School Board
The City Commission will act on a Board of Education request to open Harvard Road from Iowa Street to Centennial Drive to provide access to the new West Junior High School. The panel will also bid a 65 car municipal parking lot at 10th and N. H. Streets with gravel winter surfacing and spring permanent paving.
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City Commission
Board of Education
Harvard Road
Iowa Street
Centennial Drive
New West
Harvard
Iowa
Centennial
10Th and
N. H. Sts
Engle Road
University Drive
Fifteenth
Kansas University
Daisy Field
15Th
Iowa Sts
Eagle
West Fifteenth Street
Naismith
Lawrence Avenue
Holiday Hills
Planning Commission
Dixon Acres
Broadview Heights Addition
Act On Traffic Commission
Ninth
15Th and Conn. Sts
Ninth and
Emery Rd
Farm land values rise in Missouri and Kansas
The Agriculture Department reports farm land values in Missouri and Kansas increased five percent in the year ended June 30. The national rise was six percent. Kansas rose three percent less than Colorado and Oklahoma and two percent less than Nebraska. In Arkansas four percent. Illinois and Iowa six percent.
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Washington
Missouri
Kansas
Agriculture Department
Research Service
Colorado
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Arkansas
Ilinois
Iowa
Soviet rocket theory shaped by policy not German experts
Dr Grigori Tokaty, visiting KU lecturer and former USSR rocket engineer, argues Soviet rocketry advanced through a long term policy and theoretical groundwork guided by Konstanin Ziolkovsky. He contrasts Soviet theoretical planning with US trial and error, noting wartime mass production in 1940s and rebutting German influence rumors.
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Ivan
Grigori A. Tokaty
Kansas University
Moscow Engineering Institute
Northampton Institue of Advanced Studies
Tokaty
Konstantin Ziolkovsky
Ziolkovsky
Ussr
Tokaly
Prof
Lifshitz
CJHS Girl Wins Football Contest With Perfect Entry
Twelve year old Janice Messenhimer of Central Junior High won last week’s Journal World football predicting contest with a perfect entry predicting all 20 games. She forecast Oklahoma to beat Kansas 28 to 12, though the actual score was 7 to 6.
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Mary Arnett
Lawrence
Kansas City
Moore Associates
Mary
Journal-World
Leonard Bacon
Janice Messenhimer
Central Junior High School
Kenneth Messenhimer
Messenhimer
Janice
Oklahoma
Kansas
Arthur Wilima Keefer
I. Isth St
Murry Smith
Ohio St
Keefer
Sophomore squad chills Oklahoma one day over KU
Larry Lawrence notes that nine sophomores and two junior ends on Kansas' alternate football unit challenged Oklahoma, creating surprising fear and alert play.
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Oklahoma
Tax Bills Mailed Friday Night Across County
Personal and real estate tax bills for 1959 will be mailed Friday night to county residents. About 40 000 bills including 13 000 personal property bills will be mailed. first half due December 20 and second half June 20, 1960. The 1959 rate rises to 85.64 mills per thousand, with School District No. 60 raising 4.77 mills to 41.08.
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Besse Bennett
Bennett
Lawrence
Baldwin
Eudora
Lecompton
Grant Township
North Lawrence
Teudora
Clinton
Grant
Kanwaka
Wakarusa
Tressurer
Weather For Northeast Kansas Windy And Colder
Strong northwesterly winds tonight diminish Tuesday with increasing clouds. Mostly cloudy and colder tonight with a low in the mid 30s and a high Tuesday in the low 90s.
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Kansas
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