Mental Health Guidance Centers Grow In Kansas
The Governmental Research Center at the University of Kansas reports six guidance centers in Kansas with staff from psychiatry psychology and social work. In 1955 these centers served about 1,500 patients and spent over $156,000 funded by fees Chest funds taxes and local contributions. The State Board of Health has not provided state assistance since withdrawing after demonstrating value.
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University of Kansas
Kansas
Atchison
Kansas City
Lawrence
Salina
Topeka
Wichita
State Board of Health
Kenneth Austin Named Manager at Oilfield Research Labs
Kenneth O Austin was named manager of the Okmulgee Oklahoma office of Oilfield Research Laboratories by owner Carl Pate of Chanute. Austin was previously assistant division superintendent at Tulsa for General American Oil Company of Texas and formerly with Deep Rock Oil Corporation.
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Kenneth O. Austin
Okmulgee
Okla
Oilfield Research Laboratories
Carl Pate
Chanute
Austin
Tulsa
General American Oil Co
Texas
Deep Rock Oil Corp
Pate
Canes
Okmulgee Laboratory
Christmas Refreshments and Toll Road Signage Decision
Mr and Mrs Roy Robertson and Mr and Mrs Fred Awalt served refreshments at tables decorated for Christmas. Mr and Mrs Paul Brown returned from a week at Ellsworth with their son Maynard and daughter-in-law. Frank Wetmore and family voted for better marking of routes to the toll road to boost patronage. The board approved spending 25316 for marking water towers at six service areas with the KTA symbol and names and 3200 for signs on highways and city streets to toll interchanges. Gale Moss reported receipts near engineers traffic count predictions. November tolls averaged 9571 daily vs 9161 daily in October when the pike was in use.
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Roy Robertson
Fred Awalt
Paul Brown
Maynard Brown
Brown
Marilyn
Rodney
Ellsworth
Frank Wetmore
Sandra
David
Fowler
Gale Moss
Earlton Ladies Aid Meet At Mrs Digherio Home
Mrs Dean Digherio hosted the Earlton Ladies Aid meeting on Friday with seven members present. Roll call featured a Bible verse and Mrs Richard Bailey led the lesson. Mystery pal gifts were exchanged and next meeting mystery pals will be drawn. Mrs Mabel Fox to host January 3 and Elizabeth Barham will be less on the.
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Earlton
Dean Digherio
Richard Bailey
Elizabeth Barham
Turnpike Headquarters Moved to Wichita
Paralyzed hunter Garland Archer from Pleasantville, Pa, who was injured in a 45-foot fall, was driven to a hunting camp and later used a wheelchair to shoot and bag a buck. The Wichita report notes the Kansas Turnpike headquarters and Archer’s 33-year hunting history with 30 deer bagged.
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Titusville
Garland Archer
Pleasantville
Archer
Wichita
Kansas Turnpike
Belfast TV address cites Irish attacks by extremists
Northern Ireland prime minister spoke on unscheduled TV to condemn attacks by Republican extremists. Irish police and security forces faced heightened tension as clashes erupted in Belfast amid political condemnation and security concerns.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Local Oddities Stir Wichita Headlines
A quirky tale from Dallas notes a dog delivering the newspaper during rain. A $5 bill appears with Mrs. Stults as residents ponder who moved to Wichita. A bylaw article ties Wichita Costa Rica to a naming quirk amid mentions of mineral firms and local authorities. Read the advertisements.
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Dallas
Jake K. Stults
Rickie
Wichita
Costa Rica
Kansas
Sooner Drive For Pennies To Aid Pilot
Oklahoma City Times launches a pennies from heaven fund to aid Lt Richard James Stiles a 23 year old Air Force pilot jailed after being arrested in Oklahoma City Stiles says two scoutcar officers beat him and he was jailed for loitering and resisting an officer Judge Mike Foster fined him 10 dollars on each of two charges later reduced to 1 dollar totaling 11 dollars The fund will forward pennies collected by the paper staff and police to Stiles.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Times Today
Air Force
The
Times
Richard James Stiles
Stiles
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Houston
Tex
Scoutcar
R. E. Albee
Albee
B. J. Revels
Mike Foster
the Times
Tanya Returns to Detroit After Iron Curtain Flight
Tanya Dieczok returns to Detroit with her mother Elena Dieczok and stepfather George Dieczok Sr after a custody clash. British courts had taken Tanya from her father Alexis Chwas tov who went to southern Russia to visit his mother.
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Detroit
Elena Cieczok
Georgie
Tanya
England
George Dieczok Sr
Elena
IRA raids near Lisnaskea and Newtown Butler target police
A BBC report from London describes an attack on a patrol car near Lisnaskea and a nearby bomb blast near Newtown Butler. The incidents are part of a renewed IRA campaign in Northern Ireland as the conflict continues around the Brokeboroughs.
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IRA
Northern Ireland
Irish Republic
Nixon to Seek Refugee Plan Ahead of Europe Trip
President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon discussed the Hungarian refugee issue before Nixon travels to Austria for a firsthand survey. He plans to return with firm recommendations to shape proposals to Congress on admitting more refugees beyond the 21,500 limit. Nixon departs after hosting Nehru, returning December 23 or 24, carrying messages from Eisenhower to Austrian officials. The delegation includes Deputy Attorney General William Rogers to address legal questions in the refugee program.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
Austria
White House
Congress
United States
Europe
Nehru
India
William Rogers
Boy Allergic to Christmas Trees Triggers Seasonal Wheeze
In Casper Wyoming eight year old Gregg Carr suffers wheezing and coughing from Christmas tree pollen. The Carr family uses an artificial tree while nearby real trees emit scents that irritate Gregg.
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Boy
Casper
Wyo
Gregg Carr
Carr
Gregg
Christmas activities and meetings fill Buffalo week
Buffalo notes report Mrs. Tom Read's two month visit to California with her sister and family. Philathea class held a Christmas party hosted by Mrs. Howard Lamb with thirteen members, song and readings. Officers were reelected. gifts exchanged and refreshments served. Other items include school program plan, travels of Rev. Shiveley and Mrs. Pearl Decker, and Bluebird Chapter OBS installation upcoming with officers named and carols sung. thirty one members attended.
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Tom Read
John Hemstock
Carl Hawkins
Hawkins
San Diego
Calif
Howard Lamb
Ella Wolfe
Claude Krepps
Dean Blackwood
W. T. Blackwood
Peter Marshall
Wolfe
Krepps
Orville Milliran
T. L. Bushfield
Union Gas Co
Lulu Houston
California
Midway
Buffalo Auditorium
Earl Young
Floyd R. Shiveley
Winfield
Pearl Decker
Trinidad
Colo
Chet Brannaman
Bluebird Chapter
OBS
Masonic Hall
Merle Summerville
Bill Hempen
Melvin Sperry
Wanda
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Kenneth Austin
Oilfield Research
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
Turnpike
Hunter
Iron Curtain
Elaine
Holiday
Coats
Tedrighton
Coons
E. Main
Munger’'S
Buffalo
LACE
Calvert
Rcgregor Driggler
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