Not Upset By Tito's Stand
Washington Republican Senator Wiley says he is not disturbed by Tito's rejection of further U S military aid. He notes Tito risks Poland Romania and Hungary stakes and understands Kremlin danger, while State Department officials see Tito's move as maintaining Yugoslavia's independence from both sides.
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Wiley
R-Wis
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United States
Tito
U.S
State Department
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Romania
Hungary
Kremlin
Russia
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Pearson Wins Nobel Prize for Peace in 1957
Lester B. Pearson of Canada received the 1957 Nobel Prize for leadership in U.N. efforts to end the British French Israeli invasion of Egypt. He accepted before King Olav V and the Nobel committee, with a $40 275 prize. Dr Gunnar Jahn announced the award at Oslo University. Pearson will deliver the annual lecture tomorrow night. The committee praised his initiative, perseverance, and resolve to prevent war and restore peace.
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Oslo
Norway
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
U.N
Egypt
Olav V
Gunnar Jahn
University of Oslo
Pearson
John
Lester Pearson
Five Coal Miners Die in West Virginia Mine Cave
Five miners were killed in a southern West Virginia coal mine at Glen Rodgers two miles inside Raleigh Wyomming Coal Co. No 2 Mine as a shift ended. Three bodies were recovered overnight, a fourth found in rubble, and the fifth remained missing. Officials blamed a mountain bump and roof collapse due to underground pressure.
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Beckley
W. Va
West Virginia
Raleigh - Wyoming ‘Mining Co
Glen Rodgers
Here
More Jurors Named For Relocation Awards Appeal Hearings
A panel of 44 additional jurors from Ottawa Wellsville Pomona Richmond Rantoul Lane Williamsburg Quenemo Princeton and surrounding areas has been selected to hear appeals of property relocation awards for US50. They will convene on December 16. The list includes Rex D. Crane Earl Hamilton Lora Edgerton A R Machlan J Stephen son Gladys Elliott and others from multiple towns and routes.
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Ottawa
Rex D. Crane
S. Hickory
Russell Wray
Rob Campbell
N. Mulberry
Earl Hamilton
Lora Edgerton
S. Locust
Eugene McDowell
A. R. Hay
Betty Bland Barnette Wins Tobacco Festival Queen
Farmville student Betty Bland Barnette of Longwood College eyed the Tobacco Festival in Richmond. Dean M. H. Bittinger warned of cutting classes unless she won the festival queen title, promising forgiveness and a lunch if she was named queen. Betty won and the dean fulfilled his pledge.
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Farmville
Betty Bland Barnette
Longwood College
Richmond
M. H. Bittinger
Betty
Dr. Bittinger
School District No 68 to Seek Warrants in 6000 Fund
Princeton Kansas School District No 68 seeks a permit to issue warrants totaling 6000 for the general fund. A Kansas Board of Tax Appeals hearing is set for January 8 1958 at the State Office Building Topeka Room 128 S to review the application. The notice cites unforeseen circumstances leaving the current budget year revenues insufficient to finance the adopted expenditures.
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Princeton
General Fund
Kansas Board of Tax Appeals
Topeka
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