Reds Accuse U S Jets of Trespassing Near Vladivostok
Moscow says three U S B57 jet bombers violated Soviet airspace near the Pacific port of Vladivostok in a January flight, calling it a premeditated reconnaissance act. The United States denies knowledge of the incident and calls for study of the note.
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Moscow
U.S
Pacific
Vladivostok
State Department
U.S.S.R
U.S. Air Force
Japan
Siberian Naval Base
U.S.A
Siberia
United States
Youth Injured By Exploding Bullet In Buffalo
BUFFALO New York John Sell aged 18 was critically injured when a bullet found in a trash heap exploded while he and a friend tossed lighted matches on it. Flying fragments pierced his jugular vein and windpipe authorities said Edgar J Allen aged 13 the other youth was unhurt investigators reported the incident occurred at a friend s home after the bullet was discovered and brought to the scene.
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Buffalo
N. Y
John Sell
Edgar J. Allen
Weight on Mars Compared to Earth for a 200-Pound Human
A person weighing 200 pounds on Earth would weigh about 74 pounds on Mars due to Mars having roughly 38 percent of Earth's gravity. This difference affects movement, stance, and athletic performance on the Martian surface.
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Mars
Egypt Edges Toward Permanent Soviet Ties
From Paris, William L. Ryan warns Egypt under Nasser is moving toward unbreakable ties with the Soviet bloc. He cites two-way bilateral trade as political leverage and Syria following Egypt, with the Kremlin aiming to shift Egypt’s economy East and gain control as Western influence wanes.
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Egypt
Soviet Union
Red Bloc
Syria
Middle East
Nasser
East
It's Official He Is Reelected President Eisenhower
The 531 electoral college members voted today to reelect President Eisenhower. The 457 to 74 tally in favor is expected to stand after Congress counts the votes on January 7. Eisenhower led with 45,575,420 popular votes to Stevenson 26,033,066. Rhode Island’s absentee count remains unofficial.
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Washington
Electoral College
Eisenhow
Congress
Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Associated Press
Hisenhower
Stevenson
Rhode Island
Emporia College Wins NSF Grant for Science Institute
The National Science Foundation funds Emporia Teachers College with 53200 dollars for a six week 1957 summer institute for high school science teachers. It will open June 3.
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Emporia
National Science Foundation
Emporia Teachers College
Bridal Shower Honors Mrs Don Cain in Christmas Theme
Bridal shower for Mrs Don Cain formerly Karen Haverty was held Saturday evening at the Art Jensen home. Assistant hosts were Mrs Leland Hysom and Mrs W F Kramer. Guests included Ione Wicke R A Gollier C D Haverty G M Sand Joe Cutting Luther Stevens Charles Rhoads Clara Hobbs Sheldon Meats Lewis Irwin Kenneth Hamiston A M Harvey Jodia Jordan Rex Christie Phil McCracken Glenn Wicke Glenn Underwood Leroy Barkdoll Ed Johnson Esther Garrison Sara Lou Crockett Jeanean Harvey and Mary Elizabeth Jensen.
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Don Cain
Karen Haverty
Art Jensen
Leland Hysom
W. F. Kramer
Mmes
Ione Wicke
Olathe
R. A. Gollier
C. D. Haverty
G. M. Sand
Joe Cutting
Luther Stevens
Charles Rhoads
Clara Hobbs
Sheldon Meats
Lewis Irwin
Kenneth Hamiston
A. M. Harvey
Jodia Jordan
Rex Christie
Phil McCracken
Glenn Wicke
Glenn Underwood
Leroy Barkdoll
Ed Johnson
Esther Garrison
Sara Lou Crockett
Jeanean Harvey
Mary Elizabeth Jensen
Surprise family birthday dinner in Ottawa KS
Mr and Mrs Frank Marconette hosted a surprise dinner for son Mike five and Mrs J P Geiss at their home with many relatives present including the Marconette, Howe, Geiss and Miller families from Ottawa and Topeka. The Oriental Band of Abdallah Temple Kansas City and spouses attended their annual Christmas party, traveling by bus to Opal's steak house for dinner hosted by Harley Gover.
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Frank Marconette
Mike
Abdallah Temple
Kansas City
Kas
Harley P. Gover
Opal
Honored Guests Include Dresker and Hornaman Families
Two honorary members attended the event: Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dresker of Overland Park and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hornaman of Kansas City Mo, also temple representative of the band, Mr. Lawrence S Lefholz and Mrs Lefholz of Lawrence.
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Earl Dresker
Overland Park
Fred Hornaman
Kansas City
Temple
Lawrence S. Lefholz
Lefholz
Lawrence
Store Christmas Party at Memorial Auditorium
Woolworth store personnel and guests enjoyed a Christmas party Friday evening in the American Legion rooms at Memorial Auditorium. The gathering featured carol singing games and a gift exchange with attendees including Ernest Robinson Henry Hendrix Lester Myer Burton Mewhinney Charlotte Barbara Marie Mathis Emma Osborne James Durbin Nora Wadkins Judy Karen the Messrs and Mies James Hornbuckle Bill Avery R A Hagerty Glenn Davis Ross Freeman Elvin Phipps Victor Sowers Arlo Peterson Janie Paul Beasley Grand Carey Wilma Robert and Jim O'Brien.
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Woolworth
American Legion
Memorial Auditorium
The
Mines
Ernest Robinson
Henry Hendrix
Lester Myers
Burton Mewhinney
Charlotte
Barbara
Marie Mathis
Emma Osborne
James Durbin
Nora Wadkins
Judy
Karen
Messrs
Mies
James Hornbuckle
Bill Avery
R. A. Hagerty
Glenn Davis
Ross Freeman
Elvin Phipps
Victor Sowers
Arlo Peterson
Janie
Paul Beasley
Grand Carey
Wilma
Robert
Jim O'Brien
Do You Know Loose knobs fix with sandpaper washers
A handy repair tip explains tightening loose cabinet and dresser drawer knobs by making a small washer from fine sandpaper. Thread the rough side against the screw, tighten, and the knob will hold.
Reds Discuss Satellite Grip and Moscow Power Struggles
The 133 member Soviet Central Committee is believed to meet at the Kremlin to decide whether to tighten or loosen control over satellites. Observers expect debate on Hungary Poland and Yugoslavia fallout de Stalinization potential changes in Moscow leadership and ongoing housing shortages.
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Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Kremlin
Dmitri Shepilov
Hungary
Poland
Yugoslavia
Old Calendar Facts and Soviet Production Debate
A fragment discusses ongoing Soviet debates on consumer goods versus heavy industry and arms, noting refrigerators and TV sets as life improving items. It also mentions the earliest known calendar in history, established in 4241 B C.
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Medical Directory
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Victor J. Lofgreen, M.D
Physicians and Surgeons
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BIG Uts
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Don Collins
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