Eisenhower Plans to Attend NATO Talks in Paris
President Eisenhower said he plans to attend the mid December NATO Council meeting in Paris, assuming most heads of government from the 15 member nations will be there. He noted a possible England visit on the same trip and emphasized NATO collective security and defense amid Cold War tensions. He also commented on Little Rock integration progress and interest in curbing Soviet advances in missiles and space.
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Zhukov Seen Slipping From Soviet Power
Western officials conclude Marshal Georgi Zhukov is on the skids and unsure how far he will fall. Khrushchev’s remarks to reporters in Moscow and the June purge of Molotov and Malenkov fuel the view that Khrushchev now dominates Soviet policy and Zhukov may be losing influence over the army and state direction.
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Georgi Malenkov
Nikita Retreats Hastily in His Stir-Up Policy
AP Foreign News Analyst William L. Avyan reports Nikita Khrushchev appears to retreat from a Middle East stirring policy. The shift follows Zhukov’s dismissal and a clash between Soviet propaganda and U S Turkey claims. Khrushchev attends a Turkish embassy event signaling peace and a potential easing of tensions.
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Korea
Readings Reach 73 Degrees as Warm Weather Returns
Temperatures rose to the warmest in two weeks, with downtown readings at 73 degrees by 2 p.m. Tuesday saw a high of 66, then 39 degrees early today. Forecasters expect mild, fair conditions through Thursday with little rain and low humidity aiding fieldwork.
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Turmoil Sweeps Turkey After Election Victory
Tension mounts across Turkey as riots flare over Premier Adnan Menderes win. Gaziantep endures martial law after deadly riots, Mersa sees a gunfight killing a prominent politician, while Ankara Istanbul and other cities keep troops on alert. Ismet Inonu warns Menderes and urges government restraint.
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City Plans Fifth Parking Lot As Meter Rules Tighten
The City Commission advances plans to acquire land for a new 200 foot parking lot on the east side of Vermont Street and appoints appraisers Merle McKinney Che ton Calvary and Warren Decker to determine fair value. An ordinance to raise parking meter violation from 25 to 50 cents will be drafted, with final action due in two weeks. The panel reviews better meter enforcement and added meters in driveways and no-parking zones as part of a broader parking study.
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Deer Run Warning On Kansas Turnpike
Six months ago State Game Warden Paul LeGer warned that deer crossings would increase on the Kansas Turnpike from Lawrence to Topeka as deer numbers rise. Officials report about 30 deer killed in the region over eight years, with a spike in the past three years and sightings spreading from Oklahoma into western Kansas. Local agencies note deer near misses and growing populations despite efforts.
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UF Today Passes 15 000 in United Fund Pledges
UF Today reports a total of 15 617 in United Fund pledges, moving toward a 51 000 goal for the year. Receipts for the day reach 4 146, the largest single-day total yet, while Standard Life Association earns the Blue Banner for 100 percent or more employee participation and Haskell pledges reach 510, a 10 percent rise from 1956 as the women's division opens.
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Two Large Fires Hit Chanute Area Overnight
In Chanute, Kansas two major fires caused extensive damage in a 24 hour period. Dean Kepley owner reported losses nearing forty thousand dollars at Neosho Supplement Co and an International Harvester agency. Early Monday a fire at the Trust greenhouse caused about ten thousand to fourteen thousand dollars in damage.
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German plan visit Bremerhaven to Charleston destroyer transfer
The West German navy announced that its officers and sailors will fly to Charleston South Carolina next month to take over the fleet’s first destroyer. The move marks a milestone in postwar defense cooperation between Germany and the United States.
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Absenteeism in Lawrence Dips as Kansas Trends Rise
Data from Lawrence public schools Kansas University and Hiett institute show declining pupil absences while statewide trends rise. Officials link illnesses including influenza to lower attendance, with Kansas University citing a semester spike and hospital admissions within the district.
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City Eyeing Expanded Road Resurfacing Plan After Bond Review
A long forgotten bond election detail suggests the city may implement a sizeable resurfacing program on major traffic routes. The Traffic Commission plans two new arterials to relieve congestion while funding constraints are easing as debt nears payoff, with annual bond authority potential of 150 000 over two years and 59 000 thereafter.
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Muleliont
Commission
Weather outlook for northeast Kansas through Thursday
Mild and partly cloudy conditions continue in northeast Kansas through Thursday. Temperatures will average about 4 degrees above normal, with highs near 60 and lows around 40, and rainfall totaling about 0.10 to 0.20 inch mainly Thursday night or Friday.
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