Dulles Urges UN Action Over Soviet Arms to Syria
Secretary of State Dulles urged the United Nations to intervene in the Middle East as Soviet weapons in Syria threaten Turkey. He warned the USSR is maneuvering to dominate the region and called for vigilance among free nations while the Assembly debates Syria's new alignment and U.S. aims to curb Soviet influence.
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United States
Satchmo Armstrong Attacks Faubus and Eisenhower
Louis Armstrong denounces Orval Faubus and President Eisenhower, saying the government favors segregation and condemning the United States as unfit for Black people. He criticizes Arkansas Governor Faubus as uneducated and accuses Eisenhower of cowardice, while a State Department response remains noncommittal. The article notes potential Soviet use of the remarks and previous talk of a government-sponsored Russia tour.
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State Department
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Antlred Visits China Jakarta Visit by Indonesian Anti Communist Leader
Indonesian anti Communist leader Mohammed Hatta leaves Jakarta to visit Red China at the invitation of Premier Chou En-lai. The trip signals warming ties amid Cold War tensions and potential shifts in regional alignments.
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Mohammed Hatta
Indonesia
Red China
Chou En-lai
Asian Flu Spreads Across U S Europe and England
Asian flu continues to spread in Europe England the United States and Canada with four English deaths from the virus in one town. Outbreaks reported in Portugal Cyprus Italy and the Netherlands and in New York Texas Mississippi Pennsylvania Missouri Florida and Oklahoma in the United States. About 65 000 cases in the U S up 15 000 since September 12.
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Texas
Mississippi
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Missouri
Florida
Oklahoma
Cyanide spill cleanup near Thamesville prompts U S help
Chemists from the United States rushed to Thamesville Ontario to clean up 25 000 pounds of sodium cyanide spilled along Canadian National tracks after a train truck collision. Du Pont officials dispatched cyanide experts from Detroit and Niagara Falls to advise on the operation as police and volunteers buried debris in barrels.
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Ontario
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du Pont
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Detroit
du Pont of Canada
Toronto
E. I. du Pont de Nemours Co
J. C. Sluder
Wayne, Mich
CNR
Windsor
Truck Transport Co. Ltd
Dearborn
Mich
Tthe Village
Chatham
Robert Letts
Letts
Dow Chemical Co
Sarnia
Weather Bureau
Thames
Jury Deliberations Enter Third Day In Libel Conspiracy Case
Los Angeles jurors enter their third day of deliberations in a confidential magazine criminal libel conspiracy trial. The panel studied the case since late Monday afternoon and asked for more instructions after yesterday’s session.
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Los Angeles
Kennedy In Hospital In New York For Grippe Infection
Senator John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts was confined to New York Hospital for grippe treatment. Attendants reported his condition as good and said he would be leaving shortly. He was admitted to the hospital Tuesday.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Flu hits Southwest High School in Kansas City
An outbreak of influenza at Southwest High School forced the cancellation of the football opener against Shawnee Mission High School. Officials reported 450 to 500 flu cases at the school and said action followed health authorities. In Washington the Public Health Service estimated about 100,000 Asian flu cases in the country with 50,000 developing in the past week.
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Shawnee Mission High School
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Junior High Starts City Grid Activity
Lawrence Junior High School Mustangs start the 1957 football season with a clash against Ward High Freshmen in Kansas City. The schedule includes Sept 26 Highland Park here and Oct 3 Atchison here with several other dates, as Haskell Institute hosts the first big weekend of local grid action.
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Fort Worth
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Ward Lawrence
Jack Allison
Melvin Racy
John Perry
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Real Cold Snap Due Friday in This Area
Weather forecast warns of a major cold snap with Friday temperatures 30 to 40 degrees below recent trends in Lawrence. Highs may drop to the 40s, possibly a record for the time of year. No significant rainfall expected as clouds linger and moisture remains limited.
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Lawrence
Journal- World
Wilson Orders Cuts of 100000 Men for U.S. Armed Forces
Secretary of Defense announced another 100000 military manpower cut, aiming to reduce total uniformed strength to 2600000 by end of June. Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine Corps faces specific target reductions, with civilian layoffs also expected. The move, authorized by President Eisenhower, follows a prior cut and will influence the 1959 defense budget.
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Enrollment Planned In Adult Education For Late September
Lawrence High School to offer about 42 adult education classes this term director Ed Logsdon announced. Enrollment runs Sept 23 to 2 with projected total enrollment possibly exceeding 2000 if growth continues. Last year 1732 enrolled for two semesters with 10 classes and 53 students in 1947 spring term and 55 classes with 954 enrolled last spring. Logsdon calls adult education a community project and notes courses range from vocational to social, with new offerings added based on advisory committee input. Funding comes from fees, the Board of Education, and the State Board of Vocational Education. courses are low cost. A full page ad will detail instructors and schedules, with classes mainly Mon Tue and Thu.
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Ed Logsdon
Logsdon
Lawrence
Tueday Evenng
Board of Education
State Board of Vocational Education
Journal-World
Local Man Back Home After Year in Eternal City
Nino Lo Bello, 36, of Lawrence, returns from a year in Rome where he worked as sociologist and journalist for 14 newspapers. He interviewed Sophia Loren between film takes and lectured at the University of Rome on American sociology. The Brooklyn native and former KU faculty member lived with his wife Irene and two children Susan and Thomas. His Cyprus interview with Col. Grivas highlighted his foreign correspondence career.
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Nino Lo Bello
Kansas University
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Cyprus
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Eqka Movement
Liberation For the
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Hollywood
John Wayne
Rossano Brazzi
Cary Grant
Frank Sinatra
Spain
Sunflower plant to trim Lawrence jobs by June 1958
About 300 Lawrence residents will lose Sunflower Ordnance Works payroll by next summer as total Hercules personnel drop from 1614 to 425 by June 1958. The plant will again be on standby after wartime patterns, with absorption possible at local firms like Callery Chemical Hallmark and Du Pont.
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DeSoto
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Baraboo
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Arsenal
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Iowa Ordnance Plant
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Joliet
Lone Star Ordnance
Cold snap spreads through Northeast Kansas with cooler weekend
Occasional drizzle or light rain moves through the region as temperatures drop tonight with lows in the 40s. Friday brings cloudy skies and further cooling with highs in the 40s amid a northeast Kansas forecast. Historical readings note yesterday's high and low, and a distant record from 1951 shows a high of 9 and a low of 45.
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