Pledges No Surrenders In Campaign
President Eisenhower pledges no surrender to pressure or bribes in his bid for re election. He urged a youth driven, organized crusade with Republicans independents and "sound thinking Democrats" joining to advance principles for national security and welfare. Vice President Nixon shared the spotlight as GOP leaders applauded likely on ticket again.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Republican Party
United States
Nixon
State Must Find Added Revenues
Kansas Chamber of Commerce council in Topeka discussed potential state revenue sources to meet an estimated 11 million dollars needed in 1957 for the last six months. Income tax sales tax and a severance tax were identified as major possibilities. Chairman Herbert F. Laing said facts will guide recommendations to the 1957 Legislature.
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Topeka
Kansas Finance and Taxation
State Taxation and Finance Council
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Herbert F. Laing
Laing
Fire crew frees robin from tangled nest string
A Denver housewife spotted a robin hanging upside down in a tree with its legs caught in nest string. Fire Captain Frank Magor responded and rescued the trapped bird.
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Denver
Frank Magor
Oil Spill Threatens Water supply Along Assiniboine
A broken Trans-Prairie pipeline released fifty thousand gallons of crude oil into Bosshill Creek and toward the Assiniboine River, endangering drinking water for over 30,000 people in Virden Brandon and Portage la Prairie. Deputy minister J G Cowan warned intakes may draw water at a depth allowing air to pass through.
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Man
Assiniboine
Manitoba
Bosshill Creek
Brandon
Portage la Prairie
J. G. Cowan
Mines and Natural Resources
No Change In Communist Aims
Pravda states the dissolution of Cominform does not alter Communist aims and vows new forms for mutual liaison among party organizations. Mikoyan announced the move noting it seeks to overcome worker divisions and to push toward united fronts with Europe’s Socialists within a changing Soviet bloc.
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Moscow
Pravda
International Organization of Communist Parties
Europe
A. I. Mikoyan
Yugoslavia
Soviet Bloc
Soviet Union
The
Communist and Workers Parties
Cominform
New Armistice Hope After Arab Israeli Talks
Dag Hammarskjold expected tonight to announce a new cease fire agreement along the Egyptian Israeli armistice line. The U N Secretary General reportedly has consent from Egyptian and Israeli officials after a week of negotiations to pursue a broader armistice. The Soviet union’s surprise backing of a U N settlement drew favorable press reaction in Egypt and Israel amid tensions. Ambassador Edward B Lawson left Tel Aviv for Washington under mysterious circumstances.
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Dag Hammarskjold
US N
Soviet Union
U.N
Egypt
Israel
Middle East
U.S
Edward B. Lawson
Tel Aviv
Washington
Hyde
Hammarskjold
Comedian’s Son Seeks Legal Name Change to Charley Foy
Charles Richard Fitzgerald testified in Superior Court that wartime Army bed checks and mail calls caused him to forget his name leading him to ask the court to make Charley Foy his legal name. He is 57 and the son of vaudeville legend Eddie Foy.
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Los Angeles
Charles Richard Fitzgerald
Superior Court
Fitzgerald
Charley Foy
Foy
Eddie Foy
Israeli Leaders Discuss Border Tension and War Risk
Long conferences yesterday included talks with Premier David Ben-Gurion and other Israeli government leaders on reducing border tension and averting the danger of a Middle East war.
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David Ben- Gurion
Middle East
Mound Valley Man Killed In Crash
Chanute reports a fatal crash on Highway 169 near Chanute killing Frank Lean 24 of Mound Valley. The driver Albert Pilkington 22 and three other men Manuel Martinez Ray Bonilla and Chalon Waller were hospitalized in Chanute. Savings Bonds are tax exempt.
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Mound Valley
Chanute
Frank Lean
Highway 169
Albert Lee Pilkington
Manuel Martinez
Ray Bonilla
Chalon Leniar Waller
Two Honored At K State College
Two Kansans were honored by the Kansas State College chapter of Gamma Sigma Delta. Hubert L. Collins of Topeka, agricultural statistician in charge of the Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service, was named an outstanding alumnus of the K State School of Agriculture. Donald B. Parrish, an associate professor of chemistry, received recognition as a member of the...
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Manhattan
Kas
Kansas State College
Gamma Sigma Delta
National Honor Society of Agriculture
Hubert L. Collins
Topeka
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
K-State School of Agriculture
Donald B. Parrish
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Kansas State staff honored as outstanding agriculture faculty
A Kansas State University staff member, recognized since 1943, received an outstanding faculty award from the School of Agriculture. The honor highlights long service and notable contributions within the college.
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K-State
School of Agriculture
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