Diplomats From 18 Nations Scrutinize Suez Crisis
AP News analysis outlines a tense global scene as 18 nations seek a path to peace over the Suez issue. Egypt sits over the canal after its nationalization, while Britain, France, and the Soviet Union posture on intervention and influence. regional flashpoints include Cyprus, Israel and Jordan border clashes, Iran oil nationalism, Algeria unrest, and Korea and Indochina tensions. Khrushchev travels to Yugoslavia amid Western-East split, with Moscow and allied blocs shaping a wary balance of power.
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France
Russia
Arab League
Eegypt
Greece
Cyprus
Turkey
Israel
Jordan
Iran
Saudi Arabia
Buraimi
Oman
Algeria
North African
Sukarno
Indonesia
Moscow
Indochina
Korea
Japan
Kurile Islands
Burma
China
Formosa
Valona
Albania
Adriatic Sea
Yugoslavia
Mediterranean Sea
Malta
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Tito
Khrushchev
Syria
East
West Germany
Youth shoots bank robber during Heidelberg standoff
In Heidelberg a 14-year-old boy, Robert Kubel, killed German robber Hugo Walgenbach after Walgenbach threatened his father John W. Kubel of Chase Manhattan Bank. The family had been held at gunpoint during a bank robbery plot. Robert fired two shots from a hidden target pistol, sparing his father and mother. Walgenbach died on the scene and authorities linked a Mannheim killing to the same man.
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Heidelberg
Germany
Robert Kubel
John W. Kubel
United States
Ruhel
Robert
Kuhel
Brooklyn
N. Y
Chase Manhattan Bank
Hugo Walgenbach
Mannheim
Walgenbach
Italian student on $64,000 Question in New York
Giovanna Ferrara, a chemistry student at Pavia University, advances easily to the $8,000 level on The $64,000 Question in New York. Her mother, Mrs Anna Ferrara of Robbio Lomellina, Italy, urges her to return home to avoid fatigue and risk, after Giovanna won the Italian top prize and began her first U.S. trip.
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Robbio Lomellina
Italy
Giovanna Ferrara
Giovanna
Ancient Pavia University
New York
Anna Ferrara
United States
America
League Opposed To Car Tax Plan
The League of Kansas Municipalities opposes a proposed constitutional amendment to tax autos at license time. Set for November, it aims to curb tax evasion but could slash revenue for counties cities and schools through reduced assessed valuations. Newly elected league officers include Fred D Diehl, MecPherson utilities chief, as president.
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Topeka
League of Kansas Municipalities
League
Fred D. Diehl
MecPherson
Kansas City leaders elected to three year league terms
Paul F. Mitchum of Kansas City was named president pro tem Fred C. Kittey Hutchinson city attorney Dr Herbert L. Stone Cedar Vale mayor and retiring league president Mrs James Gardner Wichita city commissioner were elected to three year terms on the league's governing board L. H. Spears Rossville mayor given a one year term Attend church next Sunday.
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Paul F. Mitchum
Kansas City
Fred C. Kittey
Hutchinson
Herbert L. Stone
Cedar Vale
League
James Gardner
Wichita City
L. H. Spears
Rossville
Bids Exceed Budget for State School for the Blind Hospital
Low bids totaling 113802 were reported for the hospital building at Kansas City Kansas for the State School for the Blind. Bids exceed the available funds by more than 23000, requiring rejection and redrawing plans to meet the budget per the state architect's office.
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Topeka
State School For the Blind
Kansas City
Kas
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