Red Troops To Stay in Hungary Agreement Reached
London reports Moscow signed a declaration to open talks on Soviet troops in Hungary while signaling they will remain. Janos Kadar, Bulganin, and Khrushchev linked Hungary closer to the USSR after 10 Moscow days of negotiations. The text praised Red Army role in quelling last fall’s revolt.
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Hungary
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Kremlin
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Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Dulles To Speak At AP Luncheon In April
Secretary of State Dulles will deliver a major foreign policy address at the Associated Press annual luncheon on Monday April 22 The announcement came from Robert McLean AP president and Philadelphia Bulletin publisher This will be Dulles first major international policy address since last October in Dallas Texas to the Council on World Affairs
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Council On World Affairs
Welfare programs face budget cut clash in House
In Washington a coalition of Republicans and Southern Democrats pushes to cut about 200 million dollars from 1958 appropriations for the Labor Department and the Department of Health Education and Welfare. The House has debated a lumped bill for days to fund both agencies, aiming to send it to the Senate next week after a lengthy money bill session.
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Eisenhower
Storm Rescuer Hospitalized After Blizzard Rescue
Guyman Oklahoma news brief reports Jack Morgan a dirt moving contractor credited with saving 73 lives during a blizzard may face pneumonia after entering Osteopathic Hospital. Doctors say a cold picked up during a 72 hour vigil worsened. Morgan rode an open cab caterpillar for over 103 miles through snow in the Oklahoma and Texas panhandles.
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Okla
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Morgan
Osteopathic Hospital
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandles
Miss National Press Photographer Finals Honors Three Misses
In the finals last night seven contestants vied for top honors including Miss Sherry Thea Tourtillott from Newton Kansas and Miss Diana Lee Stooke of St. Johns Missouri. The national title was awarded to Miss Carole Michelson age 18 from Silver Spring Missouri. Shop with Ottawa merchants.
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Washington
Sherry Thea Tourtillott
Newton
Kas
Diana Lee Stooke
St. Johns
Carole Michelson
Silver Spring, Mo
Fertilizer use in Kansas declines in late 1956 survey
Kansas fertilizer sales totaled 105 777 tons in the last six months of 1956, down 9 500 tons from a year earlier. Potash demand rose 525 tons while nitrogen, phosphate and mixed products fell, with unacidulated phosphate down about 50 percent and superphosphate down 20 percent.
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State Board of Agriculture
Robert Guntert
Car Train Crash in Manhattan Kills Two Youths
In Manhattan Kansas a car train collision killed Howard Paul Crider aged 20 and Clara Duerfeldt aged 18, both residents of Manhattan. The Union Pacific eastbound passenger train, crew estimate about 50 mph, struck Crider’s car broadside.
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Clara Duerfeldt
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M K T Probe Urged By Congressmen Over Office Closures
Representative George asks the Interstate Commerce Commission to investigate the Missouri Kansas Texas Railroad for closing offices at Parsons and St Louis with no notice. He cites layoffs of longtime employees and seeks action after discussions with railroad officials failed. Senators Schoeppel and Symington join in pushing the inquiry.
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M-K-T
Bomb threat evacuates Denver bank and offices
An anonymous call warned of a bomb at the American National Bank Building prompting evacuation of about 500 employees and customers from the bank and nearby health insurance offices. Police searched but found no device, noting the call is part of a string of hoaxes affecting officials, schools, and airlines.
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