West Thinks Zhukov Is Demoted by Party
Western observers in Moscow believe Marshal Georgi Zhukov was downgraded in a Communist move to assert party control over the armed forces. Speculation tied Zhukov to a potential first deputy premier or Russian envoy to Washington as censors note the party’s unity remains intact while Malinovsky replaces Zhukov as defense minister.
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Boy's Tale of Fire Labeled Hoax in Elizabeth NJ
Police described today an untrue story of an 11 year old boy who claimed three people doused him with kerosene and lit it. The boy Kulpa admitted he acted alone, saying he did not want his parents to punish him, and investigators reported this admission after questioning him yesterday.
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Naming Zhukov Envoy A Possible Solution
Kremlin may seek a sensational pivot by appointing Marshal Zhukov ambassador to the United States. Observers note Zhukov's charm and influence could suit diplomacy, especially given his ties to Eisenhower and prior postwar prestige. Leningrad crowds applauded his July speech, which attacked Kremlin figures tied to Stalin era crimes.
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Turk Chief Wins New Term Amid Grave Turkish Crisis
Adnan Menderes won a new term as Turkey's prime minister with the Democrat party leading the National Assembly. The race left 27 contests undecided, with Democrats near 50 percent of about 10 million votes and a reduced but firm majority in the 610-seat parliament. The border crisis with Syria and Soviet threats persisted as Turkey denied plans of attack and emphasized defensive maneuvers along the border.
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Arthur Larsen Sworn in as White House Special Assistant
Former head of the United States Information Agency Arthur Larsen was sworn in today as a new special assistant to President Eisenhower in Washington.
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82 Nation Body Is Proposed by Reds
The Soviet Union proposed replacing the current Disarmament Commission with an 82 nation body that would stay in permanent session. It would abolish the 12 nation commission and the five nation subcommittee and open disarmament talks to the public except where private talks are agreed. The plan effectively creates a small Assembly with all U N members in the new body.
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Antimissile Defense Near in Nike Zeus Project
General Maxwell D Taylor stated the Army Nike Zeus program is already beginning a countermissile shield to protect nuclear deterrence. He warned that, following Russia’s ICBM success, a viable antimissile system is essential and that all efforts in this field have shown progress appropriate to the program’s stage.
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Soviet Satellite Sparks Global Tracking Effort
Washington reports a pioneer earth satellite spinning silently as scientists worldwide intensify tracking by visual and other means after Moscow claims a technical breakthrough. Radio Moscow introduces Kudryavka the dog designed to ride the second satellite, trained to wear a space suit and helmet, with repeated test flights and parachute landings. Professor Alexei Pokrovsky says the nights are just the beginning of new strides toward human travel.
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Terrorist Surrenders After Mother's Call In Idaho
Willard Arthur Brown, 20, surrendered to police near Lava Hot Springs Idaho after his mother Dorothy Wilczek from Jamestown New York conv inced him by long distance to give up. He had held seven hostages including a woman and three children during a multi state manhunt. Brown escaped from Montana State Prison, robbed, abducted, and raped a Montana mother of three before a two mile drive to a Bannock County jail in Pocatello where he slept after surrender.
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Gordon Hunter
Fred Hessel
J. K. Maughan
Bountiful
Lava Hot Springs
Winchester Schools Closed by Flu Outbreak
Winchester schools shut down shortly before noon as an influenza siege hits both grade and high schools. Elementary Principal Warren D Ruble reports no severe cases, with over half of the 86 high school pupils and several teachers staying home. About 35 of roughly 20 grade pupils absent. Schools likely to stay closed through Tuesday.
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Community raises funds for Davis family after fatal fire
Huntsville Texas churchgoers at First Methodist Church collected over 12000 for Nat Davis Jr. and his wife after a Saturday night blaze destroyed their home and killed four children Pegey seen 4 Stevie6 Judie8 Deanna11 escaped Nat Davis14 was not home. Davis work as head cashier at FirstNational Bank of Huntsville.
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Mather Says Penalties Hurt KU In Miami RoUt
Kansas coach Chuck Mather blamed foolish penalties for much of the 46 loss to Miami while also faulting officials for quick whistles. He noted 108 Ku yards in penalties, three Jayhawkers were ejected, and questioned calls on Bob Kraus and Ray Barnes. He contrasted this with a late Orange Bowl reversal in 1948 and said Kansas should be ready for Nebraska after a rough loss.
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Warm air returns as Lawrence forecasts mild spell
Weather bureau predicts more warm days ahead after relief from October cold in Lawrence. Five day outlook shows highs near 60s and lows around the 40s with occasional freezes. recent readings climbed to 96 by early afternoon before cooling.
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Two Prizes Awarded in Grid Contest
Last week's Journal-World football guessing contest named two winners, Clyde Cramer of 2002 N.HL St and Don Julian Route 1 Lawrence. Both missed three games but tied on KU score guesses and postmarks, earning two prizes.
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Syria warns of Turkish attack amid NATO maneuvers
Damascus accuses Turkey of seeking to seize the NATO week to strike Syria as diplomatic tensions rise. The Foreign Ministry says Ankara could use alliance activity to justify military action.
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Center Ground Cleared by State Ruling for Youth Facility
City leaders win state approval to fund a youth center amid a contested site on South Park. The plan seeks $5,000 from the general fund and $40,000 from a broader drive, with construction slated after Christmas on a 40 by 60 foot, single story building near Magste Dogetts Street, primarily for youth activities and daytime programs.
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Bing Crosby and Kathy Grant Return From Trip
Bing Crosby and his 23 year old bride Kathy Grant were due back at work in Hollywood after a four day trip. The couple's quiet honeymoon included time abroad and public interest in Crosby's film and radio commitments.
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Secret U S Friend Funds Brit Cabbie’s Chicago Visit
London cabbie Jack Wall, who hadn’t vacationed in a decade, tours Chicago paid by a secret American benefactor. The shipping magnate funded his and his wife’s trip from England, enabling an American vacation that Wall says began after a brief London Airport meeting last April. They sail back Nov 2 from Hamburg, sharing an owner’s cabin aboard the ship. Wall will not reveal the benefactor’s name.
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England
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Largest Sale Of General Bonds Will Be Tuesday
Lawrence plans the largest general bond sale in its history set for Tuesday at City Hall. Total issue around 1930 074 dollars with bids from New York and Chicago investment firms. Hospital and port bonds part of the package, funded by general property taxes and special assessments. The city expects rates near 3 to 5 percent, higher than past issues, as officials aim to finance street and sewer improvements.
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Mollet Seeks Socialist Backing to Form Postwar Cabinet
Paris reports Mollet, a Socialist, urged National Assembly support to form a postwar premier's cabinet. He received a cool reception as the government’s duty was seen to curb inflation and stabilize the franc. Mollet, fourth to try forming a cabinet since the fall of the previous government, faced uncertainty as the assembly debated his investiture, with a final result not expected until late tonight.
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Aote
Weather report notes continued warmth across region
The bulletin reports above normal temperatures in the southeast region with mild days and only small changes. Normal temperatures and limited rainfall are expected, with highs near seasonal norms and lows around normal levels across Kansas and neighboring areas.
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