166 Ninth Graders on Royster List for Certificates
166 students will graduate from Royster Junior High to Royster Senior High in a May 28 commencement at Royster auditorium. An equal number of boys and girls are included among the 166 graduates. The list includes Janis Ruth Alexander, Ralph Frederick Alexander, Susan Downing Allday, Judith Anne Allen, and many others.
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Royster Junior High School
Royster Auditorium
Janis Ruth Alexander
Ralph Frederick Alexander
Susan Downing Allday
Judith Anne Allen
Robert Dean Ames
Constance Lynn Anderson
Kathaleen Louise Anderson
Alene Delois Ambler
Patricia Jane Arnold
James Earl Bailey
Wilma Darlene Bailey
James Ronald Baker
George Porter Barker
Lee Howard Battershell Jr
Virginia Kay Baugh
Sharon Delene Belt
Marcia Jane Blackston
Gordon James Boerwinkle
Sharon Ann Benny
Lora Jean Brandon
Linda Louise Braumann
Jack H. Brookhart
Janis Lynn Brown
Mary Elizabeth Browning
James Marvin Caldwell
Larry Merle Calhoon
Joyce Janene Campbell
Judith Lynn Chandler
Betty Ann Chard
Billy Joe Chard
Judy Jo Cheek
Ronald F. Chittenden
LaVera
Lucille Clark
Jerry Lee Clines
Gayle Ilene Cole
David Leroy Cooper
Sharon Jean Cooper
Christopher A. Coots
William Joseph Corns
Patricia Ann Cowan
Diana Lynn Crawford
Charlene Louise Day
Oren Neil Henderson
Barbara Jane Horine
Sallie Sue Horne
Larry Lynn Hummer
Richard D. Hummer
John T. Hunt
Jerry Dean Hutton
Joseph Lee Ingle
Liewlyn Marie Jenkins
Donald Leroy Johnson
JoAnn Jones
Patrick James Joyce
Larry Lee King
Larry Francis Kirkpatrick
August John LaRocca
Gloria Jean Leroy
James Edward Lind
Charles Ear Lowe
Darles
Louise Locke
Donald Paul McAllister
Edward William McMillen
Judith Elaine McNeal
Dorothy Jean Malcolm
Ted Leroy Manly
Jack Royal Marsh
Randal Everett Marsh Jr
Judith Jean Matlock
Lois Kay Maxwell
Elvis Mayfield
Robert Michael Mee
Larrie Dean Miley
Virginia Ann Miller
William Randolph Miller
Judith Lynn Montague
Floyd Eugene Moody
Sharon Kay Moore
Elmira
Sue Moore
Sydney Lynn Naughton
Deanna Jane Nelson
Jeannie Mae Oliverson
Jones to Attend 1959 Summer Institute for Teachers
Warren M. Jones, mathematics and physical science instructor at Midway Consolidated School in Buffalo, was chosen to join the 1959 Summer Institute for high school and mathematics teachers at Emporia State College from June 1 to August 21. The NSF sponsored program, directed by Dr. Otto M. Smith, follows Jones's prior work with Aramco in Dhahran and lists Emporia as his BS source and Michigan as his MS source. He is married with two children.
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Warren M. Jones
Midway Consolidated School
Buffalo
Emporia State College
Emporia
Otto M. Smith
National Science Foundation
Jones
Arabian American Oil Company
Dhahran
Saudi Arabia
Hospital Examinations For Juvenile Offenders
Circuit Judge Jack Pritchard orders most juveniles to mental and physical exams at State Hospital No 3 in Nevada Missouri. Police chief Darrell Estes Jr notes attitude shifts and sees potential preventive impact as four boys undergo the process.
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Jack Pritchard
State Hospital No
Darrell Estes Jr
Missouri
26Th Judicial Circuit
Estes
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Chief Estes
Liberal Couple Wins $66,000 Damages in Kansas Court
Mr and Mrs Paul W King of Liberal Kansas won a $66 000 damage verdict against Panhandle Eastern Pipe line Co in federal court for a collision between their car and a company truck near Rolla on December 5 1956 The jury awarded $40 000 to King and $26 000 to his wife for injuries and damages.
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Wichita
Paul W. King
Liberal
Kas
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co
Rolla
King
Trial Ends in Favor of Plaintiff in Pipeline Dispute
The court ruled in favor of the plaintiff, rejecting the pipeline company's counter claim of 1310 dollars for truck damage. This marks the second trial after a February jury deadlock on the case.
Long Lasting Vacation With Camera
Practical travel photography tips advise carrying a camera to extend vacation memories year round. Know your gear, shoot before departures, stay ready, and seek simple beach and architectural shots with clear backgrounds. Include people to add life and individuality to iconic scenes.
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India
Taj Mahal
Coit Tower
San Francisco Bay
Notre Dame
Paris
Pentagon seeks new inventions for soldiers including mountain jumper
The Pentagon and the National Inventors Council list 28 proposed devices or solutions sought from inventors. Notable ideas include a device to let a soldier jump over a mountain with stability and controllability while wearing standard combat gear. The Army has explored rocket belts but seeks more ambitious options.
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Pentagon
National Inventors Council
Commerce Department
The Tribune By Carrier Price Mention
A brief note from The Tribune highlights its delivery by carrier at a weekly rate of 35 cents.
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the Tribune
Whitmer Lake Boating Club Grows as Skiing Gains Popularity
Whitmer Boat Club near Pittsburg now has 65 members with boats and many avid water skiers. A water ski jump and expanding swimming pits accompany a long lake created at no cost to taxpayers, drawing families and heavy motor boats on Sundays. Oil and Gas Journal notes a May end survey showing near million-barrel weekly production gains versus last year, with totals and state variances.
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Whitmer Boat Club
Pittsburg
Whitmer Swimming Club
Oil and Gas Journal
Kansas
Oklahoma
the Journal
Kas
Mohammed
Convicts at Raleigh Camp Self Mutilate to Protest Privileges
Eight long term inmates at a Raleigh prison camp chose self mutilation Monday to protest conditions. State Prisons Director William Bailey said three cut off part of a finger and five injured themselves with sledge hammers as they complained about television and store privileges.
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Raleigh
N.C
William Bailey
Inmate Attack at Ivy Bluff Camp Caswell County
Bailey reports an incident at Ivy Bluff Camp where 35 to 40 convicts work in a rock quarry and four inmates previously sparked an investigation into mistreatment. The injured were sent to Central Prison Hospital and the State Bureau of Investigation will probe.
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Bailey
Ivy Bluff
Caswell County
Central Prison Hospital
State Bureau of Investigation
Asst
Robert Allen
Tribune Delivery Help Line
If you do not receive your Tribune contact your carrier and if unavailable call 700 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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Tribune
Kansas Oklahoma Oil Output Drops
Tulsa AP reports weekly oil output fell by 3140 barrels to 7,200,765 barrels in the latest daily average for crude oil and condensate in Kansas and Oklahoma. The drop reflects a broader trend in regional production.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
TULSA
Two Strip Pits Are Joined To Make Long Boating Area
Pittsburg area boat club members joined two state owned coal pits to create a long private boating lake. They removed earth between pits extending east west and north south after getting state approval and with donations and contractor labor.
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Pittsburg
Boat Club
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