Syrian official sees possibility for compromise
United Nations New York Syrian Ambassador Farid Zeineddine said his country could consider a compromise to end the UN clash over the Middle East He noted the difficulty of satisfying both sides one pushing for a border fact finding mission the other wanting Hammarskjold to craft a solution He spoke before meetings with Sir Leslie Munro and before a recessing Assembly that may seek a peace through inquiry or mediation.
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Workers Protest At 6 Pike Restaurants
Gale Moss, general manager of the Kansas Turnpike, reports about 100 Olympic Commissary Co. employees walked out at six restaurants along the 236 mile tollway in a management dispute. He warned that if operations shut down, the turnpike would take over with the same staff to avoid halting food service for travelers. He noted closures at Lawrence, Topeka, and Emporia service areas with possible closings at Matfield Green Towanda and Belle Plaine. Olympic, winner of a five year contract, has bonds near a million dollars at stake if service fails.
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Night of Fun Teaches Kids About Safe Halloween
Lawrence emphasizes a family oriented Halloween evening where children enjoy themselves while parents guide talks on distinguishing good clean fun from potentially dangerous mischief. He urges Mama and Papa to discuss safety moments with little Joe and others.
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Rangers Crackdown on Gun Carriers in Texas Steel Strike
Daingerfield Texas Rangers and state officers tightened security at Lone Star Steel amid a prolonged wildcat strike that has turned parts of northeast Texas into armed camps. A massive explosion intensified clashes as nonstrikers were found with pistols. arrests were expected.
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Mennen Co Men Called For Senate Probe
Senate probes summoned top Mennen Co officials to explain why they hired Nathan Shefferman's union busting firm. Witnesses include George Mennen, Morristown Morristown vice president, and Louis Jackson, a labor relations executive and former Shefferman lieutenant. Michigan Governor G Mennen Williams not a witness.
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Espionage Charge Filed Against Army Sergeant
Washington the Army filed espionage charges against M. Set Roy Adair Rhodes a 40 year old sergeant who testified at the Rudolph Abel spy case He said he did not know Abel nor work for him but admitted receiving between 2500 and 3000 dollars from the Russians for information while posted at the U S Embassy in Moscow from May 1951 to July 1953
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Weather Mild for Goblins Weeks Trick or Treat Night
Mild weather for Halloween costumes expected to continue through Thursday with temperatures in the high 60s to near 70. After a 74 degree peak Wednesday afternoon, temps fell to 36 this morning, marking the sharpest overnight drop in six months, with frost in spots and lows in the 40s. Friday forecast calls for highs in the upper 60s to around 70.
Learning Red Plans Is Biggest Problem
U S intelligence chiefs deem understanding Soviet intentions the main challenge. Eisenhower acknowledged that knowledge of Kremlin aims remains highly speculative, while Zhukov’s removal last Saturday surprised Washington. Khrushchev’s Wednesday statement suggested a new assignment, prompting questions about a possible power struggle in the Red Army.
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Nov 7 Set For Red Launch Of Larger Sputnik
Washington reports Moscow plans to launch a larger earth satellite on Nov 7, the 40th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution. US tests Jupiter A at Cape Canaveral, while Radio Moscow warns Sputnik’s rocket may crash to earth within weeks though the sphere could endure longer. Dr. Fred L Whipple predicts a fiery plunge of the rocket around year end. Sputnik has completed its 359th orbit.
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Plane Makes Safe Belly Landing at Los Angeles Airport
A large transcontinental airliner with crippled landing gear performed a safe belly landing at International Airport after over an hour of suspense. The United Air Lines DCT carried 11 passengers and a crew of five, and a crowd near administration buildings and adjacent plants applauded the smooth touchdown after several low flying passes.
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Resignation of Kansas coach Mather stirs football future questions
KU facing a coaching crisis as Chuck Mather and five assistants resign effective at season end. Athletic director Lonborg will lead the replacement search with Board of Regents and Athletic Board input. Major issue is ethics of approaching candidates during the season.
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Mather Relaxed By Discussing Kansas Departure
Retiring Kansas football coach Chuck Mather appeared relaxed as he discussed his Wednesday evening announcement that he and five staff members will leave KU at season’s end. He said plans are unclear, aiming to finish the season in the best fashion, and noted the team can focus on football without pressure to win for him.
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Athletic Board Sets Tonight Meeting at KU
The Kansas University Athletic Board calls a special meeting tonight after KU football coach Charles Mather resigns. Chair Dr. L C O Woodruff says little will occur beyond consideration of Mather's departure. Members include students Bob Billings Rowell Ray Pierson and Rob inson, faculty Albert Etzhaber Charles Leone Calvin VanderWerf Albert Palmerlee Don Haines Henry Shenk, ex officio Chancellor Franklin D Murphy Dutch Lonborg Keith Nitcher Woodruff, and alumni Art Weaver Roy Edwards Jee Bloomer Bob Kirk Wilmer Shafter Mussell.
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Three Die in Light Plane Crash at Marion Airport
The Marion airport crash killed three people: Glenn Dodwen, 64, of Wichita, a woman believed to be his wife, and an unidentified younger man. Lennie White of Lake Central Airlines said heavy mist limited landings as the plane circled once before crashing into a plowed field near the field.
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Are We Alone in the Universe A Bold Space Question
Space progress raises the question of whether humans are the only intelligent life. Dr Harlow Shapley argues there could be 100 million planets capable of supporting life, with stars and planets abundant. Technological visions include giant space telescopes, lunar observatories, and a vast sun-mirror in Earth orbit to study distant worlds.
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Eastman Director To Speak At KU Dedication Ceremony
Dr. Howard Hanson, famed Eastman School of Music director, will deliver the dedicatory address for Kansas University's $2.4 million Music and Dramatic Arts Building opening on November 10. Tours follow in the 1,746-seat University Theater as regents representative Mrs. Elizabeth Vaughey and Chancellor Murphy participate. the program includes the University String Quartet and a cappella performances.
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Studios Honor Mayer in Hollywood Funeral Note
Movie studios observe a minute of silence at noon as funeral services begin for pioneer Louis B Mayer. The brief notice mentions industry tribute and Mayer's influential role in American cinema.
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Kansas Players React to KU Coaches Resignation
Kansas University football players expressed shock at the sudden resignation of coach Chark Mather and assistants at a Wednesday meeting. They cited pressures after the 3-6 loss to Iowa State, praised the coaches for handling stress, and debated how the move would affect the final four games. Players noted personal accountability and hoped to keep the team united despite leadership changes.
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Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Mild Through Friday
The forecast calls for generally fair and mild weather in northeast Kansas through tonight and Friday, with a low tonight near 40 and a Friday high around 70. Temperatures today show a high of 74 and a low of 33 with sunrise at 6:49 a.m and sunset at 6:38 p.m.
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