Kansas城市暴力趋势1956年与1955年对比
美国联邦调查局报告显示 kansas 52个城市1956年犯罪总数为19442起, 相较1955年的15965起大幅上升。除严重攻击案件外, 其他八类犯罪均有上升, 各地城市如威奇托、堪萨斯城、托皮卡等的谋杀、抢劫、入室盗窃、盗窃及汽车盗窃均见增幅。只有 aggravated assault 出现下降。
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1957
Page
7
Waterfront girl seeks sailor aboard the Kefatver USS Estes
In San Diego a young woman roaming the waterfront searched for a sailor friend she believed was a crewman aboard the Kefatver. It turned out she was seeking the USS Estes.
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San Diego
Calif
USS
Estes
Dust and Ash Delay Rain In Polluted Air
Washington officials report that air pollution from ashes and dust can delay rainfall. Dr. Ross Gunn and meteorologist B. B. Phillips say cloud droplets fail to form large enough before rain, delaying precipitation for hours or days depending on conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S. Weather Bureau
Ross Gunn
Gunn
B. B. Phillips
National Academy of Sciences
Academy
Divers Seek Four Bodies in Tug John Pratt Sinking
Divers searched Montreal Harbor today for four bodies missing after the tug John Pratt capsized and sank during a towing operation. Four men were rescued. The sunken vessel blocked the harbor channel to the inner harbor where liners dock. The cook Jeanne Lamy 36 of Abitibi County Quebec was among the victims along with Captain Zotique Bibeau 62 of Montreal deckhand Jean-Marc Morin 21 of Sorel and fireman Laurent Laforest 49 of St. Ignace.
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Montreal
John Pratt
Nyland
Jeanne Lamy
Abitibi ‘County
Que
Zotique Bibeau
Jean-Marc Morin
Sorel
Laurent Laforest
St. Ignace
Contented landlord lends house to tenants in Albany area
Landlord Thomas Grogan has a good relationship with tenants Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor and has allowed them to keep the apartment. The Water Valley property is valued at $10,000.
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Albany, N
Thomas Grogan
Tennants
Charles Taylor
Watervliet
Protection Kansas Holds Polio Shot Round Two Parade
Protection residents celebrated a second polio vaccination round with a parade barbecue and rodeo. The town publicized that all residents under 40 had received both shots this month. Notables Clyde Foley and Jack Mahoney led the event with Miss Kansas 1956 Mary Ann McGrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Clyde
Red) Foley
Ozark
Jack Mahoney
Mary Ann McGrew
Wellington
Kansas Newspapers Win Safety Awards in 1956 campaign
The American Newspaper Publishers Association announced safety awards for newspaper fleets. Wichita Eagle took second and Kansas City Star third in over 100,000 circulation private motor carrier division, St Joseph Gazette and News-Press third in 50,001 to 100,000, Pratt Tribune earned a certificate of merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kansas
Missouri
American
Young prospectors wreck warehouse doors in Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City a pair of youths entered Knudsen Builders Supply and, after a 6 year old proclaimed there is gold there, used a single crowbar to tear through 11 doors, one plywood sheet, and three tile cartons while two warehouse workers were away for about 10 minutes.
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Salt Lake City
Knudsen Builders
UN Hopes Suez Plan Could Change Before Vote
At the United Nations a debate over Egypt's Suez Canal plan continued with officials noting possible changes. U.S. delegate and Lodge pressed for a private negotiation path while the Security Council scheduled a session to “note the situation.” Egypt submitted the plan to Hammarskjold as an international instrument, not a treaty, with no penalties for violations.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N
Egypt
Suez Canal
Nasser
Middle East Waterway
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Security’ Council
Lodge
Cairo
Council
United States
Dag Hammarskjold
Omar’ Loutfi
Benson Move Seen As Election Issue
Secretary of Agriculture Benson cuts wheat price supports by 22 cents a bushel, about 11 percent, with effects spanning farming regions from Ohio to Oregon. The move shapes 1958 campaigns as Democrats pin the cut on the economy and Republicans weigh gains in wheat states like Minnesota, Nebraska, and Kansas. Benson argues 1958 crops may be smaller, reducing surplus and influencing prices, possibly easing 1960 political positioning.
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Washington
Benson
Congress
Senate
House
Ohio
Montana
Colorado
Oregon
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kansas
Dakotas
Missouri
Illinois
Congressional
GOP
Midwest
Soil Bank
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Kansas Cities
FBI
Wichita
Kansas City
Kas
Salina
J. Dean Nossinger
Edmiston
Sih Pee
H. P. Electric
Gotto
Eannits nEsq
Queen & v
Slar
Tire and Battery Service
Yma Sumac
Santa Monica
The
Ottawa Heralds
Big Man
Blue Chambray
Litwin’s
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