Ike the modest hero at Waldorf literary lunch
Dwight D. Eisenhower, 76, discusses his memoirs and views on leadership at a Waldorf luncheon. He stresses modesty, recalls Gen George C. Marshall and Gen Douglas MacArthur, and explains his aim to be useful in any role. He notes future book ideas on Allied unity and influential men.
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Hal Boyle
New York
the Waldorf
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Ike
Inentor
George C. Marshall
Winston Churchill
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Fireworks Display at Erie Free and Open to Public
A free fireworks show at 9 p.m. on the Fourth will light the golf club grounds, with the Chamber of Commerce and the Country Club in charge. Local families and visitors, plus announcements about centennial plans and adult swimming sessions, are noted.
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Erie
Golf Club
Chamber of Commerce
The
Country Club
KU Building Bids Over Budget by Forty Thousand
Bids for a new printing services building exceed available funds by about 40 000 with possible contract delays. The apparent low base bids reach 392 520 for the project to house printing services formerly in the William Allen White journalism building.
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Topeka
University of Kansas
Board of Regents
Max Bickford
The
Kansas Board of Regents
William Allen White Journalism School
Liberal Juco Tentative Approval Moves Forward
The Kansas Junior College Advisory Council gave tentative approval Wednesday to a new junior college at Liberal. A Miami CountyJunior College was rejected for now. Approval hinges on budget and instructional program revisions.
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Liberal Juco
Topeka
Liberal
Kansas Junior College Advisory Council
Miami County
Nine NYC Couples Plan Outdoor Mass Wed in Prospect Park
Nine couples in New York City will wed outdoors with a judge officiating and a 40-voice children’s choir rehearsing for the ceremony. Mayor Lindsay proposed the idea as part of a summer festival, revived an old Brooklyn park wedding custom, and nine couples were selected from more than set plans.
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New York City
New York
Prac
Katz
August Heckscher
Criminal Court
Amos Basel
Judicial Administration
Filip
Fun City
John V. Lindsay
Brooklyn
Prospect Park
Heckscher
Hearings Begin on Bus Fare Increase in Kansas
Kansas bus lines seek a 5 percent rise in passenger fares and a 10 percent hike in express rates plus higher charter rates. Bob Storey to present evidence for the Kansas Corporation Commission as various lines including Continental and Greyhound appear in Wichita.
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Wichita
Kansas
Kansas Corporation Commission
Bob Storey
Topeka
Corporation Commission
Continental
Central Bus Lines Inc
Centralia Greyhound Lines
Southern Kansas Greyhound Lines
Kansas City - Leavenworth Bus Lines
Mid-Continent Coaches
Trenton - St. Joseph Coaches
Trans-State Bus Lines
Sunflower Stages
Various July happenings across New England and Maine
Reports from John Day Oregon Kennebunkport Maine and Boston Massachusetts cover a range of topics. Juvenile court cases in Oregon mandate street sweeping as punishment rather than jail. Kennebunkport hosts a National Dump Week art show with Miss Dumpy crowned. Massachusetts declares Canada Centennial Day. Rhode Island officials discuss minerals from the sea. New England governors plan air pollution talks in Boston with a proposed conference committee.
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Kennebunkport, Maine
Kennebunkport
Miss Dumpy
Boston
New England
Plugging Sales Tax Loopholes Across State Lines
Missouri and Kansas shoppers will face a new system starting Saturday to tax cross border retail purchases. Missouri merchants will collect Kansas 3 percent use tax on items shipped from Missouri to Kansas and pay it to Kansas, while Kansas merchants collect Missouri use tax on items shipped from Kansas to Missouri, with merchants retaining 2 percent to cover extra bookkeeping.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
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Chanute
Lynda Campbell
Jean Tucker
Kress
Norman Tenniman
Europe
White House
U.S
Iire
Abilene
Marvin Knetzer
Merriam
Wayland Harvey
Mark
Marla
Jeffrey
Ed and
Will
Harold Sampies
University of Kansas Medical Center
Fred Tufford
Sacramento, Calif
Harrison DeHart
Bill Pierce
Robert Overstreet
Mary
David
Patsy Harris
Emporia
Mrs
John Harris
John Montgomery
City Swimming Pool
Floyd Kiser
Ricky
Goldsboro
N. C
Terry Kiser
McKinley Hall
Wichita State University
Hahner
Foreman
Hemco
A. Messenger
Pittsburg
Timmons Chapel
Pittsburg State College
Hamilton Roofing
Hutchinson
PEN
PEN Jel Corporation
Nicholson Ave
Herman Katz
Basel
Whita
John Day
Ore
Ernest A. Sharp
Sharp
Massachusetts
John A. Volpe
Canada
Kingston, R.I
Walter R. Hibbard Jr
Federal Bureau of Mines
University of Rhode Island
United States
Fairmont
ASW
New Fairmont
Fairmont Foods
U.S.A
Fairmont Foods Company
Omaha
Nebraska
Eureka
Pioneer Hdw. & Music
East Main
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