Ingrid Bergman Returns to Paris After New York Visit
Ingrid Bergman, back in Paris after a brief New York weekend, called her American trip a dream. She resumes her role in Tea and Sympathy tonight, saying the 34 hour visit left little sleep but she enjoyed the trip and plans further film work in America.
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Carlson Urges Water Projects in Southeast Kansas
Senator Carlson of Kansas has introduced a resolution from the Big Hill Improvement Association urging Congress to approve flood control and water conservation works in southeast Kansas. He called for early completion due to the critical water shortage and said the projects are most desirable.
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Newton Airman Killed in One-Car Crash on U S 50
Mathew Allen Albert 22, stationed at Hutchinson Naval Air Station, died when his car ran off U S 50 near the city limits, struck a utility pole, and overturned trapping him beneath.
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Award for best actress of 1956 noted in Ottawa Herald
The Ottawa Herald reports the 1956 best actress award honoring Anastas eu for her role in a film. It notes this was her first visit since 1949 when she left to work in Italy with Roberto Rossellini and that she and the Italian director had a son while married to Dr. Peter Lindstrom.
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Early completion plan for Toronto Dam on Verdigris River
A proposal outlines steps to accelerate the Verdigris River Toronto Dam completion and to finish studies of related water storage facilities on the Neosho Verdigris systems and their tributaries in Kansas. The plan emphasizes securing funding advancing design and starting construction milestones alongside evaluating other storage sites for regional water needs.
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State Draft Call Sets 203 Men for March in Kansas
Maj. Gen. Joe Nickell state selective service director announced Kansas March draft call of 203 men. National quota of 14,090 adds to 647 Kansans to be drafted in first quarter. The monthly calls are 248 for March and 196 for February.
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