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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1956

Page

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Border Guards Called to Hungary Interior

President Eisenhower enters Walter Reed Hospital for a scheduled pre election medical exam by eight doctors at 2 30 pm The findings will be announced tomorrow with a possible step down if health warrants A flying campaign swing to Memphis Tennessee is planned for Monday The health update and campaign travels shape the pace of his reelection bid amid foreign policy notes from Vienna and New York dispatches.

Auny Walter Reed Hospital Eisenhower

Schedules For Candidates By The Associated Press

Major party presidential and vice presidential candidates' events include President Eisenhower at Walter Reed for a physical examination, Adlai Stevenson rallying in San Francisco and Los Angeles, Estes Kefauver speaking at rallies in Martinsburg and other Maryland and West Virginia towns, and Vice President Nixon addressing crowds in California cities.

Associated Press E Eisenhower Walter Reed Army Hospital Washington Adlai E. Stevenson San Francisco Los Angeles Estes Kefauver Martinsburg Hagerstown Frederick Timonium Gith Burnie Nixdpe Sancta. Rosa Presou Bakersfield Calif

Four Die as AF Plane Hits Peak in Blue Mountain

An Air Force C119 Flying Boxcar crashed into a fog bound 2000 foot rise of Blue Mountain in central Pennsylvania last night. Four crew members died including a flight nurse. The plane, overdue by three hours, was en route from Sewart AFB Tennessee to Olmsted AFB Pennsylvania and broke into the side of the mountain amid heavy rain. Officials opened an investigation and prepared to notify relatives after dawn.

Newville Paup Blue Mountain Pennsylvania Air Force Sewart Air Force Base Nashville Tenn Olmsted Air Force Base Harrisburg Pennylvania

Violence Flares in Singapore as Troops Quell Rioters

Fresh violence erupts in Singapore on the third day of anti-government rioting. British and Malay troops tried to quell rampaging Chinese mobs as Communist-led rioters are shot dead bringing the death toll to five. Police say more than 600 riot and union leaders arrested amid widespread unrest.

Singapore

Name of Works Is Changed in Poznan

London dispatch reports the Statin Works in Poznan changing its name at workers demand. Management agreed to allow worker choice and a committee is studying the new name.

London Warsaw Statin Rot Poznan

East Berlin unrest grows as police bolster forces

West Berlin papers report workers and students demand the ouster of Walter Ulbricht. East German factories see restive actions while Humboldt University students push for Ulbricht’s resignation and radical university reforms amid protests.

Berlin Walter Ulbricht Per Abend West Berlin Heer Umest Germany Humboldt Ulbricht Lonpaer Gatien Quet Urider Pelt Tan Peice Patco Mathsens Levu Dua Sugelice Oscanie

Abandoned Baby Receives Gifts From Foster Line

In Warwick a distressed infant found near a hospital receives care and gifts from a local charity. Volunteers report ongoing support as authorities assess the child’s welfare and plan continued aid through the Friends and hospital staff.

Hungarian Officials Hold Talks in New York Amid Rebel Tensions

Hungarian Minister Peter Kos meets New York officials with Tibor Zador at the State Department press office while Murphy discusses potential actions. Reports cite constitutional strains among Line Sits and possible backing shifts as rebels gain momentum.

Waslun Hungary Peter Kos New York Tibor Zador Murphy Pee Shite Departiment Lincoln White Erbe A Froendis United Noaters Wei Partis

Stevenson Attacks GOP Shadow Candidate Claims in Rally

San Francisco Democratic leader Adiair Stevenson denounces the Republican Party’s “shadow candidate” while accusing opponents of fear and deception. He criticizes past questions and tries to frame the GOP as hiding true intents, urging voters to mistrust their candidate slate.

San Francisco Adiair Stevenson Isen- Boer Leckaye Wiveh Nivan Heo Eisenhower Renkins Stevenson Hes Sen Ain Dehsery Woushington Square M. Nisan Sgiardspien Bhutan

Citizens Back Riots in Hungary Report Says

London dispatch cites anonymous Budapest source claiming Hungarians support the revolution and Nagy’s regime seeks Soviet aid. Reporting notes heavy firing across Budapest, barricades built from railway cars, and rumors of Russian reinforcements amid a push for a new all party government.

Budapest I Montis Gallen

Warsaw Fires Three Regional Red Chiefs

Warsaw reports the firing of three regional Communist chiefs for failing to support the Polish regime. The purge followed bloodless protests that ousted Stalinists from top posts and led to new leadership under party boss Wladyslaw Gomulka.

Warsaw Vienna Deakare Gal Tina Stetlin Weredipeed Wladyslaw Corntke Branthe

Nation Resumes Help for Egypt After Suez Halt

United States quietly resumed foreign aid to Egypt after a brief shipments pause over the Suez Canal dispute. Since mid August eight to ten American locomotives and other machinery have been sent to Egyptian ports, part of a 20 million dollar backlog, with more machine tools barges and transport equipment expected. No new funds from Congress are planned. aid is drawn from 1935 appropriations and follows previously drafted programs.

Washington United States Egypt Suegz Canal State Department International Cooperation Administration Lavontinne Ferein Aid Deli Nasser Hima Congress Wueman

French Forces Hit Nationalist Bands in Algeria

French forces struck nationalist bands in two areas of Algeria yesterday, killing 26 rebels. Two Europeans were killed in the Oran Department, three wounded in Algiers and four in other areas. In Morocco, gasoline bombs started fires at Fedala north of Casablanca amid anti-French riots. Moroccan Premier Si Bekkai formed a new cabinet after resigning, amid French negotiations for the release of five captured Algerian leaders. The new cabinet with 15 ministers and 9 members of nationalist party was formed at Sultan Mohammed’s request.

Algiers Algeria Oran Department Morocco Fedala Casablanca Si Bekkai Cahital Tstigdal Party Bekkij Sultan Mohammed

Baltimore Poly Institute picks Eisenhower in straw poll

Students at Baltimore Polyline Institute staged a campus straw vote with Dwight D. Eisenhower winning by 1,823 votes to 751 for Adlai Stevenson. The mock election reflected early sentiments during the 1952 campaign period.

Baltimor

Threat of Cooling Appears Gone In Eastern Kansas

Forecast notes no rain and a drop in heat as a warm spell ends. Overnight changes bring a brisk 42 to 73 degree range with a high near the mid seventies and similar values expected for Sunday afternoon.

Colt Kansas

KU Campus Hosts Largest Ever Science Math Day

About 1 200 students and teachers enrolled for a high attendance Science and Mathematics Day at Kansas University. Chancellor Murphy opened events at 9 13 a m. with five speakers, campus tours, and open houses in science and math departments. Notable talks included Allen Hynek on satellite tracking and Professor Carlyle Smith on South Pacific expeditions.

Feroier Tdol Vaversary Scheer Lou OU Bw Biani Murphy Lloeir Aude Toemam Wie Allen Hynek Smithson Astras Physical Observatory Aynek Secomd Reilight Dr. Hyenek Earth California Mexican South America Kansas University Charles Leane Walter Younegui Max Dresden Carlyle S. Smith South Pacifien South Pacific Thor Heyerdah Tr. Smith Rapa Island Memorial Union Dareet Lane P Precision

Saar Valley Returns to German Control Today

Saar Valley is returned to German control today, ending a long border dispute. French leadership confirms transfer as German authorities assume governance and oversee border arrangements. The move follows tense negotiations and shifts in regional oversight.

Saar Valley Lunembourg Saar Valles Carmany Pestarsing Rey von Weentara Pears Glen

About Time He Reformed

A garbled report mentions Jefferson and a person named Sheraf Tornersula al Asi, with unclear actions in a shack by a owner’s property. The fragment hints at a sun experiment and a planned radio project, plus references to whisky, a queue, and Andy Lees Bice Ins. The text is incoherent and names appear uncertain.

Jefferson Qiin Sheraf Tornersula

Planning Centennial Park Under Way in Lawrence

City planning consultant Bob Kipp begins preliminary work on Lawrence’s 56 acre Centennial Park site west of Lawn Street between Sixth and Ninth. A tentative plan may emerge soon, with topography review, rock outcroppings checks, and input from recreation officials guiding a possibly rustic park design.

Lawrence Centennial Park Bob Kipp Kansas Turnpike 6Th and Towa Sts Kipp Lawn Street Sixth Ninth State Geological Survey Larry Keeb Wayne Bly Kaw Valley Eit City Commission Ecty Haskell Institute TF Lawrence Louisiana Street Park Till Addition Wakarusa Valley Haskelland

Girl May Seek Seat at Naval Academy

UNION CITY New Jersey 17 year old Mary Ann Bonalski aims to become the first woman admitted to the Naval Academy at Annapolis. Rep T James Tumutty said she will take the preliminary examination on November 2 to assess eligibility and a final decision rests with Navy Secretary Thomas.

Union City Mary Ann Bonalski Dee Fant Naval Academy Annapolis T. James Tumutty Tumutty Mary Ann Wis Navy Thomas

Weather notes show warmer conditions and wind

Weather report from Kansas indicates generally fair skies turning warmer and windy through today. Tonight remains warm with continued wind, then turning cooler Sunday night in the Northwest. Temperatures rise to 74 80 in most areas while lows fall to the 40s. exact readings for noon and sunset are unclear due to OCR errors.

Kansas Lunday

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