Young Boy Beats Leukemia Again At Ardmore
A Texas Oklahoma report details Joseph Ware, a chubby five year old of Ardmore Oklahoma, beating leukemia with long survival and ongoing cautious prognosis. Doctors at Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation Hospital credit new drug regimens and a triple attack strategy using cortisone ACTH 6 mercaptopurine amino pirin and azaserine to curb cancer cells while aiming to turn acute leukemia into a chronic condition. The Wichita regional office notes staff changes and post office adjustments as part of broader regional operations.
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Oklahoma City
Joseph Ware
W. Ware
Ardmore
Okla
Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation
Leonard P. Eli 1
Eliel
Wichita man to be named regional post office head
Washington sources expect the appointment of Frank Barr of Wichita as regional director of the Midwest State post office HQ at Wichita. Barr is retiring vice president of the Kansas Gas and Electric Co. He was recently in Washington for discussions.
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Post Office Department
Wichita
Washington
Frank Barr
Iistate
Wicita
Barr
Kansas Gas and Electric Core
Sutton Memorial Services Set For May Twenty Seventh
Sutton News reports Sutton Memorial services will be held at Sutton church on Friday May 27 with Clean Up Day planned for the preceding Friday May 25. Local families, including the Roses and Wallaces, attended the last day of school at Shallow Water and residents plan move plans for Dean Vanderee to Pierceville.
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Jimmy Wallace
Lee Messenger
John Carl
Sam Countryman
Kansas City
Plumb Carl
Willis Blume
Brian
Ann
Sublette
Bonnie
Jim
Sandra
Anita
Vivian
Kathi
David Whitmore
Ulysses
Ethel Whitmore
Ray Whitmore
Annie Erickson
Mr. Erickson
Nebraska
John Nabb
Garden City
Arthur Wallace
Ray
Whitmore
Holcomb
Sutton
Sutton Church
New Post Office For Kansas City
The General Services Administration approved designs for an air conditioned post office and federal court building in Kansas City Kansas. The $2.4 million structure on Md St between Ann and Armstrong Aves will include a two story post office and two district court rooms, a four story office section, and a linking tower with nearly 87 000 square feet of space.
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Washington
General Services Administration
Federal Court
Kansas City
Kas
GSA
Joseph W. Radolinsky
MD St
Ann and
Armstrong Aves
Federal District Court
Water Flooding Aids Oil Output In Kansas Study
The U S Bureau of Mines report credits waterflooding with 6.6 million additional barrels of oil recovered in four Kansas projects in Butler and Greenwood counties. Water from wells is treated before underground injection, using chemicals to prevent pore-blocking precipitates. Companies Morrison Producing Cities Service Tide Water Associated Ohio Oil supplied much of the materials. A Kansas Oklahoma Water Flood tour near Magna City will distribute the report.
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Washington
Kansas
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Butler
Greenwood
Morrison Producing Co
Cities Service Oil Co
Tide Water Associated Oi Co
Ohio Oil Co
State of
Kansas- Oklahoma
New Translator TV Stations Authorized
The Federal Communications Commission announced today that effective July 2 it will authorize operation of low cost translator television stations to extend TV service to isolated areas.
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Washington 1
Federal Communications Commission
Britain vows to keep strategic overseas outposts
London marks Empire Day as Foreign Minister Selwyn Lloyd declares Britain will hold several overseas bastions despite local calls for independence. He says colonies would join Britain in coordinated policy within the Commonwealth, while non strategic territories remain under imperial rule amid anti-British campaigns in Cyprus and Singapore.
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London
Britain
Selwyn Lloyd
Cyprus
Singapore
Aden
Saudi Arabia
Yemen
Lloyd
Translators Limited to 14 UHF Channels 70 to 83
The translators will be restricted to the use of the 14 highest UHF channels from 70 through 83 but can pick up either UHF or VHF programs for rebroadcast in their nearby areas with prior consent from the originating station.
Shaw Argues With Hall Stand for Governor Nominee
Warren W. Shaw Republican nominee for governor contends Governor Hall misreads a Supreme Court decision as doom for right to work. Hall supporters say the ruling simply upholds federal preemption and confirms both the Railway Labor Act and Taft Hartley Act allow state right to work without union tribute.
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TOLA
Warren W. Shaw
Hall
Supreme Court
U.S
United States
Boys Followed His Orders Resulting Car Crash at SU Beta House
Syracuse University official F Wilson Schiller watched Phi Gamma Delta members move an overturned car in front of the Beta Theta Pi house. The car rolled backward, struck Schiller in the ear, and caused injuries.
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Syracuse
N.Y
F. Wilson Schiller
Syracuse University
Beta Theta Pi
Phi Gamma Delta Boys
Betas
Phi Gams
Schiller
State Regents approve 1956 57 operating budgets
TOPEKA The Board of Regents approved operating budgets for state schools totaling 30 694 189 for 1956 57, up 2 241 666 from 1955 56. Salary increases 37 to 6.3 percent account for 1 245 705. new positions and higher maintenance and repair costs cover the rest. Excludes new buildings. The totals for 1956 57 and 1955 56: Kansas University Medical Center 6 232 871 and 5 926 863, University of Kansas 9 700 240 and 8 929 088, Kansas State College 8 828 338 and 8 200 060, Pittsburg State Teachers College 1 975 470 and 1 880 477, Fort Hays State College 1 370 097 and 1 196 220, School for the Deaf 402 118 and 379 030, School for the Blind 202 011 and 239 878. The Kansas State College budget excludes Extension Service. Funding will come from fees, other special revenue funds, and legislative appropriations.
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Topeka
Board of Regents
Hubert Brighton
Kansas University Medical Center
Uni
Versity of
Kansas
Kansas State College
Pittsburg State Teachers _College
Fort Hays State College
School For the Deaf
School For the
Kansas Sta College
California students to pay panty raid damage
Berkeley report says Pi-Male students at the University of California face charges of 3.00 to 3.50 per head to cover 10000 dollars in riot damage from a May panty raid on sorority houses. The Faculty Committee on Student Conduct fined Raymond Kellner 23, Fresno, for battery after the incident.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Raymond Kellner
Fresno
55 Days Without a Break Is Bay's Record
Oklahoma City report notes three year old Michael Tener has not broken a bone in 55 days setting a personal record for him. His mother, Mrs Loyd Tener, recalls multiple fractures since birth and says he wore a cast seven weeks after the latest accident.
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Oklahoma City
Michael Tener
Mike
Loyd Tener
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