Johnson Recovery From His Heart Attack Inspires Nation
Washington. Ex-senator Lyndon Johnson of Texas, Democrats' longtime leader, is recovering at home from a July heart attack but plans to return as majority leader in January. He has cut calories, increased sleep, and aims to resume full Senate duty with a lighter schedule while guiding legislation through behind the scenes. Johnson credits his discipline and cooperative approach as keys to effective leadership.
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James Marlow Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Democrats
Senate
Congress
Johnson
Hastings Attend Family Reunion in Kansas
Kalvesta news notes numerous family and church connections across Pawnee and neighboring counties. Don Hastings and Barbara travel to Colorado, relatives visit Hutchinson and Garden City, 4-H club members and church delegates attend events, and several families share gatherings with relatives in Cimarron and Dodge City. Peggy Kathleen born Aug 4 in Chicago area relatives listed.
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Kalvesta
Don Hastings
Colorado
Barbara Hastings
George Evans
Jim
Rita Jane Omey
Alva
Okla
Ruth Bond
Hutchinson
Manuel Kehr
Bethany
Rev. Kehr
Westside Nazarene Church
Chicago
Clara Eich
Charles Eich
Frank Burns
Otis Bond
Irvin Schmidt
Garden City
Pawnee
Bruce Warner
Harry Sinclair
Jetmore
Earl Powell
Garden City Chamber of Commerce
Church of the Nazarene
Jerry
Ronnie Burns
Dean
Vernita Schmidt
Donnie Bridgwater
Vivian
Linda
Glenda Woods
Eunice Moler
Donna
Eleanor
Maxine
Ruth
Glen Bond
George Fowler
Fay Rita
Pawnee Valley
Gleeson Brown
Mark
Clyde Smith
Tom
Cunningham
Norman McLinn
Peggy Kathleen
Leslie Wheeler
Alvin Lillibridge
D. D. Botts
Miami
Firm Struggles With Signature First Baseman Gloves
A St. Louis manufacturer faced delays over signature gloves for first basemen as Stan Musial moved to first, with a Musial model planned. The firm later used Joe Adcock’s name on a top glove, but Adcock broke his arm on July 31. Wally Moon was added after Moon won the 1954 NL rookie award and shifted to first base.
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ST. Louis
Stan Musial
3. Louis Cardinal Star
Milwaukee
Joe Adcock
Adcock
Wally Moon
Cardinal
Moon
Musial
Wichita Still Clings To Western Loop Lead
The Associated Press reports Wichita beat Des Moines 21 to 0 as Big Bob Harrison set a team strikeout record with 13 Ks and improved to 12-10 on the season. Juan Senties hit a homer and Mike Gaspar and Ed Barbarito added doubles to back the win while Colorado Springs edged Pueblo 10-9 and Sioux City split with Lincoln.
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Wichita
Western Loop
Associated Press
Bob Harrison
Des Moines
Colorado Springs
Indians
Pueblo
Sioux City
Lincoln
Harrison
Pete Mesa
Bruins
Juan Senties
Mike Gaspar
Ed Barbarito
Taly
Ex-Paratrooper Admits Killing Grandmother
A 22 year old former paratrooper, James B. Smith, admitted the slaying of his grandmother Mrs. Daisy June Betterton at Attica near Knoxville Iowa. He was charged with murder in a case filed by James van Hemert in Justice of the Peace Charles Bruce court. The suspect had been living with his grandmother.
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Knoxville
Iowa
Denver
James van Hemert
James B. Smith
Court of Justice of the Peace
Charles Bruce
Daisy June Betterton
Attica
Frontier Days visits and local gatherings noted in Cimarron and Cheyenne
In Cheyenne Wyoming the Lohire couple hosted visitors during Frontier Days. In Cimarron Mr and Mrs Charles Eich hosted a Sunday weiner roast for sons Bruce and Carl with many guests. Reported also are a Dodge City hospital patient and a baby birth in Lyors vicinity.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
al Lohire
McFadden
Bob Goodman
Colye Linda
Marilyn
Karen Reimer
Cimarron
Paul Eichman
Eichman
Pearl Sinclair
Jetmore
Hayes Baldwin
Orie Kenton
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Dodge City
Charles Eich
Bruce
Carl Eich
George Evans
Dick Daniels
Ed Dunsworth
Bud Beery
Joy
Jan
Howard Woody
Clarence Jordan
Leon
Lloyd Dewey
Tim and
Lynn
Richard Evans
Ricky
Raymond Elsie
Barbara Hastings
Marvin Clark
E. B. Phelps
Lloyd Dunsworth
Lyors
World Today Brief Notes From Abroad
Paris hosts the 22nd Universal Conference of the YMCA as Communist China's flag was pulled down in protest by Nationalist Chinese delegates amid lack of Heiping representation. Soviet military police arrest Russian soldiers in Linz for vandalism near Urfahr church in the Soviet zone. In Alaska, May 20 marks the 20th anniversary of Will Rogers and Wiley Posts death with flowers laid at their crash site. Okinawa training begins as the 75th Regimental Combat Team trains with the newly arrived 9th Regiment of the 3rd Marine Division defending the island.
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China
Christian Assa
Heiping
Linz
Austria
Urfahr
Fairbanks
Alaska
Huomrist
Will Rogers
Wiley Post
Ft, Buckner
Okinawa
75Th Regimental Combat Team
9Th Regiment
3Rd Marine Division
Island
Two More Top Fresh Cage Stars to Wichita
Kansas and Illinois bring two freshmen to Wichita State University as Ralph Miller lands Bob Mertens from Pratt and Charles Rimkus from Danville Illinois. They join Lynn Voth Montezu ma Jerry Milner Virgil Roscheitser in the lineup for the new 11 009 capacity field house. Mertens earned eight letters in high school and was twice all league in basketball and all state once.
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Chita
Kansas
Illinois
University of Wichita
Ralph Miller
Shocker
Bob Mertens
Pratt
Charles Rimkus
Danville
Lynn Voth
Montezuma
Jerry Milne
Just Around The House Honors In 4-H Contest
Carolyn Lobmeyer of the Wide Awake 4-H club won top honors in the home economics judging contest with 477 of 500, among 70 participants. Greta DeRemus earned second, as scores determine top county teams for state fair competition.
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Carolyn Lobmeyer
Wide Awake
4-H Club
Carolyn
4-H
Greta DeRemus
Greta
Star Illinois Back Ineligible
Illinois star J. C. Caroline, highly touted back, was ruled ineligible to play this fall after failing a summer psychology course. The setback ends hopes of rebuilding the Illini into national contenders as Caroline, who left school last spring due to family illness and a grandfather's death, had planned a summer make up to regain eligibility.
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Champaign
Illinois
J. C. Caroline
Ilini
Caroline
J. C
Chorus Demands Korean Unification Amid Far East Talks
A new chorus called for unification of Korea at a Far East conference, drawing quick rejection in South Korea where a Seoul government spokesman dismissed it as a communist move. The incident underscores regional tensions and competing approaches to Korean diplomacy.
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Tokyo
Far East
South Korea
Seoul
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