Eisenhower in Chicago Vows He Is His Own Man
Dwight D. Eisenhower spoke in Chicago charging Democrats with slander and fear campaigns. He asserted he is his own man and not captive to any group while criticizing Adlai Stevenson and GOP rivals on stage in a four hour rally at Chicago Stadium.
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Ft Belvoir Expands Korean Officer Training Program
Ft Belvoir will expand its Korean officer training with an intensive two year program for two republic officers and veterans. The course will use textbooks translated into Korean and other materials. Previously only small groups trained with lon troops, officials said.
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Fires across the United States cause millions in damages
A dense smoke cover shrouded the eastern half the nation as fires burned across more than twenty states. Damages mounted into the millions with Louisiana alone reporting about two million dollars in forest losses. Illinois Indiana and Mississippi each faced about one million dollars in damage and Missouri faced critical conditions. Farms and homes were destroyed including near Clinton and in Joplin two square miles burned. crops across Northeastern Oklahoma suffered extensive losses. The weather bureau expected no immediate heavy rainfall to curb the fires.
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Reds Hold Triangle Hill in Brutal Korean Front Clash
Allied troops fought through freezing rain to retake Triangle Hill while Chinese forces pressed from multiple fronts. About 275 survivors from three units were found after being cut off, and a company was trapped before rescue. The 18 day battle nears its end with Sniper Ridge held by Allies and Triangle crest briefly regained before renewed Chinese pressure.
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Probe into government tungsten deal sparks cross Atlantic clash
A broad probe into a nine million dollar tungsten purchase is underway with Defense Materials Administrator Jess Larson leading inquiries after canceling the contract. The case centers on an unsigned letter contract and a claimed 50 percent fee to three men, while Westbrook faces scrutiny amid Democratic committee turmoil. A bridge accident in Kansas claims a life as four draftees are called for induction in Kansas City.
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Fire destroys warehouse at Wamego dehydration plant
A fire at the R W Milling Co. in Wamego destroyed a warehouse and damaged alfalfa meal valued at about 35000 dollars. Owners J Clifton Ramsey and M S Winter of Lawrence aided the blaze fight. insured losses approximate 5000 on the warehouse and 15000 on meal. Origin of fire unknown. The plant was bought about 3 1/4 years ago from Kansas Dehydrating Co. they own another plant at Noria near Lawrence.
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Politics on the Air Friday Broadcasts Loom
NBC 7:30 features Sen. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. from Boston on radio. ABC TV presents Sen. Wayne Morse of Oregon with a film recording from New York. CBS radio at 9:45 profiles Eric Haas of the Socialist Labor Party.
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Debate over Korea troop handover stirs White House denial
Washington reports a heated exchange over sending South Korean troops to replace U S soldiers in Korea. Gen Ridgway backs airing a plan to double Korean divisions, while Defense officials press a long range shift to Korea. Eisenhower cited a letter by Gen Van Fleet supporting Koreans manning front lines as soon as possible.
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Three Lawrence Girls Still Missing After Six Days
Three Lawrence high school girls remain missing after six days. Joanne King 17 and Janice Peters 16 seen at Sunflower bus station Wednesday while employed briefly at Hercules Powder Co. office but no record of job due to age. Undersheriff Hodson notified Wichita police. Janice seen in Kansas City cafe Tuesday. Delores Taylor 15未 seen since leaving home Saturday on a date.
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Armored Tractor Out of Action in Winchester
City Marshal Jim Everett reports the armored tractor is out of action in Winchester. Everett says he will offer a $125 reward for information leading to the arrest of the person who took a pistol and holster from the city tractor and warns no questions will be asked if the gun is returned by November 8.
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Community Halloween party to follow football game
About 1,500 students from Ottawa High and area schools will attend a Halloween party at the Lawrence Community Building after the Lawrence-Ottawa football game. A 13-car train carries 647 ticket holders. Ottawa will travel by bus to Lawrence and return by train. Awards encourage prompt home departures. festivities include a dance, showing, and concessions. Final plans were set at Liberty Memorial High today.
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Secret Korea document remains top secret in State files
Washington reports confirm the controversial memorandum cited by Sen. Morse as still classified. The memo, dated before Korea’s outbreak, discusses retreat of American troops and was produced when Dwight Eisenhower was Army chief of staff. Critics call Morse’s disclosure a political move.
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Injured In Wreck At 8th And Indiana Streets
Earl Jenkins of 307 W 2nd St suffered cuts and bruises when his vehicle collided with a car driven by David Nelson of 1005 Indiana St at 8:17 a.m. today at 8th and Indiana. Jenkins was treated at Watkins Memorial Hospital and released. Nelson headed north on Indiana St while Jenkins, KU employee, headed east on 6th St. The truck rolled onto its left side after being struck on the right rear wheel, skidding about 50 feet. Estimated damage was $500 to each vehicle.
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Prison riot halted as hostages released at Menard
Gov. Adlai Stevenson ordered an ultimatum to rebels at Menard State Prison in Chester Illinois. State police and guards surrounded the cell house as 339 convicts capitulated after releasing seven hostages. Two guards aided by fellow officers appeared exhausted but unharmed after days without food. Stevenson explained it was his personal decision to issue the ultimatum and that the action was carried out through proper channels.
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William Blythe
Weather outlook for Kansas October end into November
An October end forecast shows generally fair weather through Saturday with cooler conditions in western and northern Kansas Friday night and Saturday. Overnight lows may dip below freezing in the northwest to 25 32 degrees, while southeast readings rise to the upper 40s. Temperatures advance to 80s in parts before a described freeze near Thursday night. A fire reported at 725 NJ was extinguished swiftly by firemen.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile Surpasses First Day Goal in Lawrence
The Red Cross Bloodmobile collected 152 pints Thursday in Lawrence for Korea armed forces, two pints over the day one goal. Douglas County officials expect 150 pints today as Haskell Institute volunteers helped offset cancellations from colds and flu. Dozens of donors from Haskell, the Veterans Club, and Jaycees contributed. Rejections were 25 of 177, with eight former jaundice or malaria cases. The Jaycees aided with loading and support as a large team of nurses, aides, bottlers, and transportation volunteers staffed the drive and daily totals.
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Western voices to speak in U N Korea debate
In New York three Western states Australia the Netherlands and Greece were slated to speak Friday in the U N debate on Korea. Britain and France attacked the Soviet call for a prison of war commission while U S Secretary of State Acheson planned a Western backed Korea resolution.
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Freight Train Derails in El Mirage. Man Injured
Twenty cars of a Santa Fe freight train derailed in El Mirage Arizona injuring a 54 year old man found in one car. The wreck's cause is undetermined. The train was bound for Phoenix. Lawrence High meets Quawa in its final Northeast Kansas League football game at Haskell Stadium tonight.
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Voter List Downe 147 After Check
Final registration figure for Lawrence is 11 678 with 11 825 names listed as eligible voters before corrections. Duplications arose when voters signed change of address slips at City Hall, reducing the total by 147. City Clerk Harold Fisher and County Clerk T R Gerhart predict heavy county and township turnout in the Nov 4 election with about 9 500 Lawrence residents and 5 000 from townships voting.
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