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Monday, March 11, 1957 University Daily Kansan
State, National, International News
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UN Troops Maintain Order Amid Egyptian Uprising
GAZA — Troops of the United Nations Emergency Force (UNEF) maintained uneasy order in the Gaza Strip today amid continuous demonstrations favoring immediate return of the area to Egyptian administration.
The biggest demonstration came Sunday when 3,000 angry Arabs charged UNEF headquarters and fired on UNEF jeeps circulating through the city of Gaza. UNEF troops fired shots over the heads of the demonstrators and drove them back with gunbutts and teargas.
There were no UNEF casualties, but unconfirmed reports said two demonstrators were injured in a
Satchel Of Jewelry Fished From Kaw
BONNER SPRINGS—(UP)—Four teen-aged boys fished an assortment of jewelry out of the Kaw River near here Sunday.
Officers said their loot included more than 100 wedding rings, watches, bracelets, and stones believed to be unmounted diamonds. They were in a satchel, apparently a salesman's sample bag, which officers believed had been thrown from a nearby bridge no earlier than Saturday, since most of the watches were still running.
Warren and Tommy Watkinson, 15 and 13-year-old brothers, Larry Acock and Gary Bender, both 14 years old, used a rope and a wire hook to fish the satchel out of about a foot of water. It broke open, scattering part of the contents in the water.
scuffle outside UNEF headquarters when Arabs tried to replace the blue and White U.N. flag with the green and white flag of Egypt.
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Cleanup Begins After Tidal Wave
HONOLULU — (UP) — Residents of Hawaii, Japan and California today worked at repairing the damage caused by a quake-spawned, week-end tidal wave that fanned out across the Pacific from the Aleutian Islands.
Two persons lost their lives as an indirect result of Saturday's tidal wave in Hawaii. Miss Sarah Park, 19, reporter, and a pilot, Paul Beam, were killed when the plane from which they were observing the tidal wave crashed into the ocean. Gov Samuel W. King of Hawaii declared the north coast of Kauai Island a disaster area.
Reports of the tidal wave caused an alert up and down the California coast. Hours after the danger was thought to be over, a sweep of water swept into San Diego Bay Saturday night, causing minor damage to five private boats and causing $5,000 damage to floating wooden docks.
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Dorsey Tired But Music The Same
By BOB HARTLEY
(Of The Daily Kansen Staff)
(Of The Daily Kansan Star)
"I hope they're not all Lawrence Welk fans," was Jimmy Dorsey's opening remark before he sat down to tune his famous clarinet for the Greek Week Dance Saturday night.
Saturday's dance was the last leg of a seven-week one-night stand tour of the Midwest.
"We've played several colleges during our tour and we find them very appreciative. We always hope they like something besides rock and roll," the aging bandleader said in an interview.
Dorsey Appears Tired
Mr. Dorsey showed the strain of the fast pace. Earlier in the tour he was stricken ill at Wichita and following that engagement underwent an operation. He didn't move from his chair on the bandstand and mentioned that his left leg was nearly stiff. He said he doubted
One Killed In Fracas About Former Wife
TOPEKA—(UP)—Police said today a 50-year-old employee of a combination pool hall and beer tavern, Yrno M. Tinoco, was being held for killing his boss and wounding a fellow employe Sunday with a .38-caliber revolver.
Mr. Tinoco admitted the shooting in a statement to Roy Bulkley, Shawnee County attorney, police said. Mr. Tinoco told Mr. Bulkley the two men were making dates for his former wife. The suspect divorced his wife 24 years ago. He said he confronted the two men with the accusation and when they denied it, shot them.
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several times during the tour whether he could make an appearance.
The drummer seated behind Mr. Dorsey began playing and the leader had to talk louder to be heard.
"Sometimes I fly, sometimes I drive, or at least someone else does. I can't stand to drive." he said.
He was delighted that the tour was ending soon and the group would be returning to New York.
"We'll move into the New Rosedale Ballroom for four weeks and then move to Syracuse, N. Y., for another engagement," he remarked.
"While we're playing these engagements we'll appear on the Steve Allen Show and the Arthur Godfrey Show with Peter Lynn Hayes," he said.
Touring For Years
Asked how long he had been making tours of the country, he said, "Don't put me on the spot. I'd hate to hazard a guess." The orchestra went on the recent tour immediately following the death of his brother, Tommy. The two had played together for the past four years, appearing on their own television show and playing at the Statler Hotel in New York City.
Tommy Mercer, the male vocalist.
stepped to the bandstand and said it was time to start. Without a word Mr. Dorsey picked up his clarinet and began making the music which thousands have enjoyed since the 1930's.
Louis Armstrong
Sat., March 23rd
Who Is This Girl??
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Here's A New Pose Of Our Mystery Coed
A tribute to her beauty Troops passing in review. A new pin now adorns her, And 20 will help, too.
3RD SET OF CLUES
1st Clues
67 will help.
She's like a new penny.
No senior is she,
But a sister to many!
2nd Clues
Think of a hayride. Then six five reversed. Brown goes with brown, And pupils come first
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