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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1955
Page
6
Lawrence Mayor Chris Kratt and Kiwanis International president Don Engdahl share a flash photo by Sylvia Albright of Coffeyville. It won third place among visiting photographers' captures.
Ralph Pine a Lawrence native and current School Board president seeks another four year term. Henry Shenk KU professor and former KU coach aims for a third term. Other contenders include Mrs. Ray Wright, John Crown, Emory Scott, Jack Harris, Simon Hurwitz, Walter Sneegas, Byron Sneegas, Don Zimmerman and Warren Zimmerman all with ties to Lawrence and area organizations.
New York City Opera features basses Dr. Philip Bond and ex Army Sgt. Joshua Hecht in debuts in Rigoletto Bond radiologist by day Hecht ex Army medical corps singer with Army field band both married pianists both not seeking careers in singing Bond to perform Sparafucile Hecht to perform Monterone in opening night.
Coroner Ray Danner ruled the death accidental for seven month old Kevin Douglas Gile in Abilene. The child was found in his crib with his head wedged between the basket and mattress, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gile.
Mississippi lawmakers condemned Hodding Carter of the Delta Democrat-Times for an article on citizens councils aiding segregation. The 89-18 House vote labeled the Look Magazine piece untrue. the Senate took no action. Carter faced harsh rhetoric while defenders said he told the truth.
A member of Nanyang University's executive council said the group is ironing out differences with Dr Lin Yutang who has resigned as chancellor amid an eight week dispute over governance and the first budget. Council member Lee Cong Seng said discussions with the renowned Chinese scholar-author continue after Lin's resignation.
Washington reports the United States and Royal Canadian Air Forces will conduct a large Arctic airlift delivering about 750000 pounds of food fuel and equipment. The operation aims to support remote communities and sustain operations during harsh conditions.
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