Neutral nations urge ban on nuclear arms and Algeria freedom
Leaders of India and Yugoslavia along with Egypt at Brioni island call for freedom for Algeria and a global ban on nuclear weapons with halt to test explosions. They urge disarmament under UN supervision, backed by a peaceful path to a unified Germany and intensified UN aid to underdeveloped areas.
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Brioni
Yugoslavia
India
Egypt
Algeria
Tito
Nasser
Nehru
Adriatic
Soviet Union
Free World
United Nations
Cairo
International Agency For
United States
Britain
Germany
France
Bandung
Indonesia
Arab rights call for peaceful settlement of Palestine
The text urges recognition of the rights of the Arab people of Palestine and supports a peaceful settlement and the carrying out of United Nations resolutions on Palestine.
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Palestine
U. N
Candidates Out Of Civil Service
Walter F. Kuiken state personnel director said candidates for public office must resign from civil service. He reminded department heads by letter that law requires resignation when filing for office. Kuiken did not name individuals and noted some may have forgotten. Mayor Bryant Lowe of Shawnee filed for Johnson County commissioner claiming his highway department special investigator job is not civil service.
Costs Override Farm Price Rise In Wisconsin Speak
Charles B. Shuman president of the American Farm Bureau Federation warned at a Four county Wisconsin federation meeting that gains from higher farm prices are endangered by rising production costs. He urged careful farming costs while noting the national outlook.
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West Salem
Wis
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Wisconsin Federation
Dinner Guests and Social Visits Across Stanton County
Stanton residents hosted and visited many neighbors with numerous dinners and casual gatherings. Attendees included Mrs Riley Gilson and others from Paola and Wichita, plus local families at the Mark Anderson, Roy Webber, and George Webber homes. Several trips to Kansas City and Osawatomie Park marked a busy week of hospitality and travel.
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Norrise Lee Haight
George Bright, Jr
Paola
Johnnie Sharp
Mark Anderson
Howard Manne
Stanley Dale
Manford Webner
George Webker
Savidge
Eldon McKeon
Oren Croan
Manford Wabker
Webker
K.U. Medical Center
Bill Player and Sons
Raymond Bryan
Fred Miller
Raymond Bryan and
Riley McGinty
Bethel
Kas
Jim Richardson
Ida Marie
Roy Webber
Jesse Rattles
Union
Rattles
Jett
Jim Chamberlin
George Brassfield
Margaret Sherman
Gary
Wichita
Rufus Elrod
Thayer
Gale Gilbert
Juanita Bryan
Dan Brassfield
Nais
Kansas City
K. U. Medical Center
Elsie Foster
Glenn Small
Otis Foster
Lawrence Webker
Donald Meinig
Harry Meinig
Gerald Miller
John Finch
Lee Welborn
Leon Welborn
Ottawa
Soldiers Convicted By Japanese Court
Four American soldiers were convicted by a Japanese court in Maebashi for assaulting Japanese police in a September incident at a pinball parlor. They received suspended sentences allowing return to the United States and were ordered to pay court costs and medical bills for five injured officers, with total costs around $200.
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Maebashi
Japan
United States
America
U.S
Flying Farmers Plan European Air Tour
Flying Farmers of America, led by Fred B. Triplett, aim to fly from Ruidoso New Mexico by air carrier to Italy for a goodwill tour behind the Iron Curtain. They seek a $300,000 congressional appropriation with passports coordinated by the State Department, planning stops in six European countries including Turkey Italy Greece Yugoslavia France and Sweden to attend international trade fairs.
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Ruidoso
N.M
Aliuigy
Lab
Fred B. Triplett
Hillsboro
Tex
Flying Farmers of America
United States
Congress
State Department
Triplett
Turkey
Italy
Greece
Yugoslavia
France
Sweden
Harriman Opens Midwest Tour
New York Governor Averell Harriman began a five state campaign swing to win Democratic presidential support. He landed in Kansas City after a schedule shift and planned meetings with Kansas delegates, a reception with former President Truman, and a farm speech in Great Bend.
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Kansas City
Kas
Averell Harriman
New York
Harriman
Don Hewitt
Cochairman
Harry S. Truman
William
Classic Deli Style Bologna Egg Mash Sandwich
A simple kit to prepare a hearty sandwich by chopping bologna and mixing into mashed red hard cooked eggs. Season with salt pepper pickle relish and mayonnaise for a creamy savory filling.
Sky watchers report Mars mystery over Kansas sky
In Hutchinson Kansas early Thursday police and residents observed a light speck in the east southeast sky. Police Sgt Clarence Reid and Patrolman Bob Robinson confirmed seeing the object, with explanations ranging from atmospheric halo effects to a possible Mars appearance under dim conditions.
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Hutchinson
Rey
Richard
Clarence Reid
Reid
Hela Cowa
Loo
Bob Robinson
Sity
Stab Victim Improves After Downtown Incident
A 25 year old Wichita man was stabbed on a downtown Hutchins building balcony and remains in critical condition. Rev J Frank Richard, a village chaplain and amateur astronomer, remarked Mars appeared especially beautiful, having viewed it with his telescope last night. The article notes a Greenwich Village teacher stabbed in neck at her Columbia University summer school apartment.
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New York
Maria DU Couch
Weigand
Wichita
Kas
Hutchins
Sulson News-Herald
J. Frank Richard
State Reformatory
Richard
Mars
Greenwich Village
Columbia University
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