Soviets Targeted as Yemen Struggles with Influence
In London two chauffeurs race past with a royal party as Brigitte Bardot and Princess Margaret ride, while in Cairo Yemen faces anti Communist mobs. Yemen, led by Imam Ahmed, wavers between West and Moscow as Soviet technicians and a large military mission bolster development efforts. The United States gains a permanent mission, but the anti Soviet mood grows. Crown Prince Mohamed el Badr weighs his stance amid shifting loyalties.
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Imam Ahmed
Ahmed
Yemen
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Moscow
Aden
Mohamed el Badr
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Red China
Red Sea
Europe
Far East
Iraq
Cairo
United States
Badr
Yugoslav Ambassador predicts socialism over capitalism at KU
Yugoslavia's Ambassador Marko Nikezic told Kansas University students that socialism would eventually overtake American capitalism and that totalitarianism in Russia would relax. He spoke at Swarthmore Recital Hall on Yugoslavia in world politics after visiting KU. He urged that communism and the West can coexist without war and noted his Midwest visit.
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United States
Moscow
Washington
Marko Nikezic
Yugoslavia
Russia
Lawrence
Kansas University
Swartht Recital Hall
Ofugoslavia
Youngpet
Thebassador
Nikezic
Amdor
Midwest
Loen
KU Relays Queen Selection Sunday
KU Relays will choose a queen and four attendants Sunday afternoon at the Kansas Union. One girl from each of KU's 13 sororities will meet judges and the queen will reign over weekend festivities with a co queen from another Big Eight school. The co queen will be selected from pictures sent by the other schools, and will arrive in Lawrence next Thursday for Friday and Saturday activities.
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Kansas
Miso
Lawrence
Clayton Krehbiel
Connie Reveals Threats and Shooting Incident Details
The statement recounts a confrontation on 38th Street as Mrs. Nicholas alleges Tommy Teel’s public affair with Laura Mowrer spurred a suicide threat. Teel reportedly grabbed her arm during the argument as she tried to calm him, then she took a gun from her purse intending self harm if sleep medicine failed.
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38Th Street
Tommy
Teel
Laura Mowrer
Monument Circle
Country Club
Memorial Hospital Group Burials and Births Reported
Memorial Hospital lists numerous dismissals and births. Names include Englehaupt Delahunty McCall Williams Chanover Douce Scarlett Fall Jones Hedges Lichtwardt Hall Strevey Bogia and others in DSMISSALS and BATHS sections. Births noted for several couples with addresses in Des Moines area.
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Larry Englehaupt
Town St
Thomas Delahunty
R. I. St
Nina McCall
Patricia Williams
N. 3Rd St
Laura Chanover
Stouffer Place
Grace Douce
Vt. St
Patty Jean Scarlett
Ill
Darlene Fall
la. St
John Jones
Lyon St
Manfold
From Roaring Lion to Lamb Role Played by Executives
EAST LANSING Mich AP Researchers at Michigan State University report that many executives lead a double life and follow self interest as the basis of human nature. In a pilot study of 162 managers across levels, they found a tendency to sacrifice broad human relations for personal gain. Key reactions cover friendship, agreements, decision making, and controlled communication.
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Lamb
East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State University
Lawrence Auto Show Draws Big Turnout Despite Cold
Lawrence new car dealers reported strong interest at the spring auto show on Massachusetts Street. Les Morgan, president of the dealers association, said the crowd exceeded expectations despite freezing temperatures and noted many attendees looked at cars with several demonstrations planned for buyers. The event ran from 5 to 8:30 p.m. before square dancers performed, with some youthful door slamming but no major vandalism. The show is part of a national push "Live Better by Far With a Brand New Car," and dealers will roll out promotions on used cars starting today.
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Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
Topeka Industrial District names new officers this week
Bob Bunten of Topeka was elected chairman for the coming year. He succeeds M. S. Winter Sr. of Lawrence. Dolph Simons of Lawrence was elected vice chairman, Charles Clevenger of Topeka named treasurer, and E. R. Zook of Lawrence re elected secretary. The group authorized expenditures to promote the area nationally. Water resources in the Kaw Valley are highlighted as a major attraction.
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Bob Bunten
Topeka
M. S. Winter Sr
Lawrence
Dolph Simons
Charles Clevenger
E. R. Zook
Kaw Valley
Campys Son Placed On Long Probation
New York AP David Campanella 15 year old stepson of Roy Campanella placed on probation for an indefinite period after breaking into a Queens drug store last February. Judge Sylvia Liese ordered attendance at a guidance clinic under probation supervision.
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New York
David Campanella
Roy Campanella
Queens
Sylvia Liese
Explorersering Campfire Program and Sunday Schedule
James L. Anderson will host the evening campfire at 7 with Scout songs and a talk on conservation and Balance of Nature by Philip Ogilvie, followed by Order of Arrow ceremonies. Lights out at 10, reveille at 6, flag at 6:15, breakfast at 6:20, church at 7:30 by Rev. John F. McLaughlin.
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James L. Anderson
Philip Ogilvie
Order of Arrow
Reveille
John F. McLaughlin
Trinity Episcopal Church
Lowell Risk
Sportsman Club
Frank Cross
Kansas University
Henry S. Fitch
Miss Kansas On Statewide Tour Opens Contest Details
Sharon Whitacre last year s Miss Kansas and state director Daryl Green with Frank Hoover and Steve Ralph depart Lawrence for a two day Kansas tour. Winners receive scholarships and cash prizes. The June 4 5 Pratt pageant will award 1000 to the winner and 400 350 250 to runners up. Contest rules require single high school graduates ages 18 to 28 with a three minute talent. Officials plan meetings in multiple Kansas cities.
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Sharon Whitacre
Daryl Green
Frank Hoover
Wichita
Steve Ralph
Ottawa
Lawrence
Kansas
Miss Whitacre
Kansas University
Hoover
Ralph
Pepsi-Cola Co
Green
Pratt
Pittsburg
Emporia
Coffeyville
Lyons
Salina
Manhattan
Topeka
Seven pilots chosen for Project Mercury program
Future pilots range weights from 150 to 185 pounds and all seven are white Protestants. Wives endorse the move and eligible children are enthusiastic. The volunteers underwent the harshest test program yet, with Lovelace leading the selection. Slayton calls it a future opportunity, and wives backed the decision, including Carpenter whose wife volunteered for him.
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Shepard
W. Randolph Lovelace
Albuquerque
N.M
Lovelace
Aeromedical Laboratory
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Ohio
Slayton
Glenn
Carpenter
Washington
Phi Delta Theta Plans Park Cleanup In Lawrence
About 50 Kan sas University Phi Delta Theta members will invade Central Park Saturday morning to clean and repaint the park’s train engine as part of a nationwide fraternity work day. Henbit and common chickweed infest Lawrence lawns per Deal Six, county extension agent, with winter annuals seeding late April and germinating in fall. Six recommends fall spraying and a second application in early April using labeled weed killers.
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Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Kansas University
Central Park
Lawrence
Deal Six
Six
Rites for Mrs Cook Planned on Saturday
Mrs F A Cook died suddenly at 1325 Strong Ave and will have 2 p m Saturday services at Cooper Warren Chapel with private burial. She had lived in Lawrence since 1916. Surviving daughters are Mrs H H Spencer of Pittsburgh, Mrs Lloyd Ruppenthal of McPherson, Mrs Woody Perham of Alexander Virginia, Mrs E H Lupton of the home, six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
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F. A. Cook
Strong Ave
Cooper-Warren Chapel
Cook
Lawrence
H. H. Spencer
Pittsburg
Lloyd Ruppenthal
McPherson
Woody Perham
Alexander
Hawaii Votes For Statehood By Wide Margin In 1940
A historical note recalls Hawaii's strong 1940 ballot support for statehood with numbers indicating a decisive victory. The record highlights the long-standing push for incorporation and the era's political context shaping the island territory's path to statehood.
Officials announce top votegetters for Commission and School Board
Crown moved adoption of the motion and it passed unanimously. Commissioner Jack Harris was defeated and the three elected Board of Education members are incumbent Henry Shenk, Mrs. Ethan Allen, and newcomer Oscar Rumsey who led the Board race. All six will serve four-year terms with Barteldes and McConnell receiving four-year terms in the Commission race.
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Commission
Board of Education
Crown
Jack Harris
Henry Shenk
Ethan Allen
Oscar Rumsey
Barteldes
McConnell
Court action in Kansas City traffic cases
In the Courts County Court Charles Fitzhugh of Kansas City Missouri fined 60 dollars and costs for open bottle and fictitious tags. Melvin E Ray of 1101 Pa Street received 90 days for a bogus check. TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS County Court David Ross no address listed fined 10 dollars for running a stop sign.
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Charles Fitzhugh
Kansas City
Melvin E. Ray
1101
Pa. St
David Ross
Wike and Zinn Families in Separate Court Actions
Filed complaints list Edward L. Wike versus Joyce M. Wike and Katherine Alice Zinn versus William Zinn, along with Oscar Moore against Mary Ann Moore Edwina B. Woodward against Merritt Woodward and Rose M. Jackson against Jerald E. Jackson as additional civil actions noted in the docket.
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Edward L. Wike
Joyce M. Wike
Katherine Alice Zinn
William Zinn
Oscar Moore
Mary Ann Moore
Edwina B. Woodward
Merritt Woodward
Rose M. Jackson
Jerald E. Jackson
Penicillin First Produced Commercially in the U S in 1940
The article notes that penicillin was first produced for commercial use in the United States in 1940 marking a pivotal advancement in medical science and pharmaceutical manufacturing. It highlights the breaking of a major barrier in antibiotic availability to treat bacterial infections.
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U. S
Ex Register of Deeds Estelle N Duffee Dies
Estelle N Duffee 85 of 927 Ohio St died Thursday afternoon at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. She served many years as Douglas County register of deeds before 1920. She married Lloyd Duffee, then county engineer, who is dead. Born January 1 1874 in Jefferson County she moved to the county early. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Monday at Rumsey Mortuary chapel Rev Albert Bramble in charge. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Surviving five cousins Mary Anderson E J Godley Nell Godley Anna Graves Los Angeles Rose Perreault Vallejo Calif.
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Estelle N. Duffee
Ohio St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey Mortuary Chapel
Albert Bramble
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mary Anderson
E. J. Godley
Nell Godley
Higbee
Anna Graves
Los Angeles
Rose Perreault
Vallejo
Calif
Japan's First All Plastic House Shocks Kyoto
A craftsman in Kyoto unveils Japan's first all plastic house featuring opaque plastic walls around the bedroom and bathroom. The innovative design highlights modular, recyclable materials and a bold departure from traditional wooden and concrete structures.
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Japan
Kyoto
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