Yes Men in Russia Remain Nodding to New Leaders
Hal Boyle notes that Soviet official A N Shelepin condemns hallelujah men for idolizing Stalin and fears a rising cult of personality. Yet Shelepin himself echoes the regime, offering little courage to oppose the new leaders and remaining a classic yes man.
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Russia
New York
Curbstone
America
Hollywood
A.N. Shelepin
Young Communist League
Joseph Stalin
Shelepin
Hallelujah Men
Soviet Union
Stalin
Nyet
United Nations
Siberia
Winter Wonderland
Nyet Men
Hallelujah
Humboldt seniors banquet honors teachers in graduation theme
Humboldt seniors who plan to teach were guests of the Humboldt Teachers Association at a high school banquet. Dr. Eugene Dawson of Pittsburg State College spoke. A J Trueblood received a life membership in the Kansas Teachers Association after about 30 years in Humboldt schools. Local events included a Perry Township school dedication and a Baker University glee club visit.
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Humboldt Teachers Association
Humboldt Board of Education
Eugene Dawson
Pittsburg State College
Rose Marie Laude
Melba Blew
Edith Moyer
Topeka
Ludell
Martin Mueller
Humboldt
J. G. Breshears
A. L. Chaney
Adams
SeKan Baptist Association
Humboldt Baptist Church
Baker University
Baldwin
Humboldt High School
Dr. Foot
Humboldt Kayettes
Humboldt Walther League
Chanute
Zion Lutheran Church
Walther ‘League
St. Peter
Louisville court judge Peter B. Muir noted
A partial police court brief from Louisville Kentucky references Judge Peter B. Muir in connection with an ongoing case. The fragment confirms his identity and role without detailing charges or outcome.
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Louisville
Peter B. Muir
Death of Henry Jarboe Brings Relatives to Science Hill
Roberta Seiwert of Garden Plain and Mary Jean Van Leeuwen visited Science Hill for a week due to the illness and death of their father Henry Jarboe. Pvt. Jack Jarboe of Fort Lewis Washington Delmar George and husband of Sublette, Patricia Jarboe of Garden City and Bob Crager and husband of Wichita also traveled to attend. Roberta Seiwert and Mary Jean Van Leeuwen were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Seiwert. Hubert Van Leeuwen of Chanute also noted in attendance.
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Science Hill
Roberta Seiwert
Garden Plain
Mary Jean van Leeuwen
Jack Jarboe
Fort Lewis
Wash
Delmar George
Sublette
Patricia Jarboe
Garden City
Bob Crager
Wichita
Henry Jarboe
Pete Seiwert
Hubert van Leeuwen
Chanute
John van Leeuwen
Johnny Martin
T. F. Duling
Gertrude van Leeuwen
Parisons
Thomas Duling
Ben Becker
P. M. Devine
Joyce Simon
Joe Se
Family and friends attend Henry Jarboe funeral in town
Several locals visit or attend services as the Henry Jarboe funeral draws relatives of Van Leeuwen Seiwert and Duling families. Johnny Martin and Joe Seiwert join others at homes and the service.
Father Urges Action Against Speedster Son
In Louisville Kentucky a father pleaded in court for punitive action against his 18 year old son James R Humphrey who faces speeding charges The father asked the judge to revoke the youth s driver s license warning he might kill himself or someone else The judge commended the father and suspended further action until December 29 with the license of James R Humphrey removed
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Louisville
James Humphrey
Peter B. Muir
Humphrey
Muir
James R. Humphrey
Giver Is Unaware Of His Generosity
Fitchburg Massachusetts reports Albert Joseph 38 of Bellows Falls Vermont told police his generosity led to trouble after meeting a man in a diner and feeling pity for him.
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Giver
Fitchburg, Mass
Albert Joseph
Bellows Falls
Man steals beer car keys and clothing in theft incident
A man reportedly handed over keys to his parked car to obtain a beer. Twenty minutes later he found the car, beer, and $295 worth of clothing stolen by the same man.
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Joseph
Riding Blind New Car Game Stuns Newport Police
Newport officials report a risky prank where eight teens rode in a car trunk while a ninth boy inside guessed his location after each trip. Police noted the trunk rider was the only one with a driver's license among the youths.
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Newport
First Vote in 80 Years For Washington DC
Washington held its first legal balloting in more than eighty years as Republicans and Democrats battled over factional delegates. The primaries, approved by Congress, set national convention delegates and committeemen while residents still lack presidential voting rights. Local city politics trace to the 1870s territorial government and a three-commissioner system.
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Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
District of Columbia
Congress
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Buffalo
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S. Santa Fe
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W. E. Kennedy
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