Cyprus Remains Britain’s Last Middle East Stronghold
In Washington ABC reports Cyprus as Britain’s final Middle East base amid Greek cypriot push for self government or union with Greece. Tensions rise with Greece and Turkey, with 15 British soldiers killed since September riots and Archbishop Makarios exiled to the Seychelles provoking further unrest.
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Pipeline Case Ruling Delayed in Kansas
TOPEKA The Kansas Supreme Court postponed ruling on a Sinclair Pipe Line motion seeking to vacate a temporary restraining order that keeps oil moving in two southeast Kansas pipelines from Paola to Humboldt and Eureka to Humboldt. The court will hear brief, argue and decide on the merit after briefing and submission.
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Supreme Court orders briefing on pipeline case jurisdiction
The justices noted substantial questions of law in Sinclair’s challenge to the ECC restraining order and directed full briefing by both sides before arguments on the merits. The litigation stems from protests by Eureka Humboldt line producers over a proposed pipeline sale and potential abandonment of the segment as uneconomical.
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UN Hearing Sought On Cyprus Case
Greek Ambassador Christian X. Palamas formally asked the United Nations General Assembly to take up the Cyprus case at its autumn session. He urged U N action and presented the request at United Nations headquarters in New York.
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Church Women Elect Officers in Kansas Council
Mrs. Ernest F. Tonsing of Topeka was re elected president of the Kansas Council of Church Women today. Other officers include Mrs FE W McNeill Syracuse first vice president Mrs William Blount Kansas City Kansas second vice president Mrs Rene Wells Great Bend secretary and Mrs W Gerstenberger Eudora treasurer.
Herald Want Ads Get Results Savings Bonds Invest
Classified notes announce savings bonds as a smart investment option and highlight the value of Herald want ads in finding results for purchases and sales.
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Thornton Minor Ointment Offer for Pile Pain Relief
Clinic tested lasting relief for pile pain promises soothing comfort quickly. The Thornton Minor Ointment formula targets itching burning and pain with rapid action and long lasting effects. Available as ointment or suppository for $1.00 at drug stores.
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Widow Robbed Of Life Savings
A 78 year old blind widow in Chicago reported the burglary of $25,000 in twenty dollar bills from her home. She told police she and her late husband did not trust banks.
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Woman reports missing money from real estate deals
Mrs Sophia Wysokinski said the money from real estate deals was kept in a paper bag in a trunk in her third floor Southwest Side apartment. She found the door open upon returning from church services and discovered the loss.
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