Goodyear URW Reach Accord and Related Talks
Kansas board asks Corps to study water storage at Perry Reservoir on the Delaware River as a drought plan. In Cleveland negotiators settle major issues for Goodyear and URW, with pension and insurance still to finalize. 24,000 workers in 1 plant affected while other Big Four strikes continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Water Resources Board
Corps of Engineers
Perry Reservoir
Delaware River
Delaware
Kansas River
Robert L. Smith
Perry
Congress
Smith
Goodyear
U.S. Rubber
Goodrich
Firestone
United States Rubber Co
URW
Big Four
Housing Bill Stymied by House Rules Committee
The House Rules Committee refused to allow a vote on a multibillion dollar housing bill in Washington AP report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Rules Committee
House
Obituary notes for Charles Welfley and Ira Moon
Charles S Welfley 82 of 824 N H St died Wednesday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. A retired grocer with stores at 23rd and Haskell and Baldwin. Funeral plans to be announced by Cooper War ren Mortuary. Survivors include two sisters Mrs George Green Wilmette Illinois and Mrs L R Hurley Cuyahoga Falls Ohio. Ira E Moon 64 of 778 Grant St died this morning at home after a year long illness. He worked 39 years for Southwestern Bell. He came to Lawrence in 1916 from Ottawa. Funeral 3:30 p m Saturday at Cooper War ren Chapel Rev Harold Hamilton officiating. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Wife Mota Moon, one daughter Violet Fox, three sons Carleton Moon Chester Moon Jack Moon. Four brothers Forest Moon Chico Calf Glen Moon Ottawa Guy Moon Ross Moon. Five grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Charles S. Welfley
N. H. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
23Rd and Haskell Ave
Baldwin
Cooper-Warren Mortuary
George Green
Wilmette
L. R. Hurley
Cuyahoga Fallas
Ohio
Ira EF. Moon
Grant St
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Lawrence
Ottawa
Cooper-Warren
Harold Hamilton
Memorial Park Cemetery
Mota Moon
Violet Fox
Lyons St
Carleton Moon
N. Y. St
Chester Moon
Ill. St
Jack Moon
Vt. St
Forest Moon
Chico
Calf
Glen Moon
Guy Moon
Ross Moon
Pa. St
Obituary notices from Lawrence area mixed deaths
G C Dunn former Lawrence resident died in Fresno Calif Funeral services planned in Fresno He is survived by sister Jennie Hay son Hugo Dunn and a grandchild Dennis Lee Buchanan four day old son of Donald and Mrs Buchanan died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Graveside services set for 3 pm Friday at Oak Hill Cemetery Rev Tuttle of Basehor to officiate Rumsey Funeral Home handling arrangements Also Hattibel Swan of Lecompton died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with details unavailable Daniel Crite infant son of Ira D and Mrs Crite died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Survivors include parents and Iris Mary a sister Funeral arrangements by Rumsey Funeral Home
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G. C. Dunn
Lawrence
Fresno
Calif
Griffin
Jennie Hay
Pa. Sty
Hugo Dunn
Dennis Lee Buchanan
Donald Buchanan
Route 1
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Oak Hill Cemetery
Rev. Tuttle
Basehor
Rumsey Funeral Home
Douglas Lee
Edward
Lois
Cecil Swope
Hattibel Swan
Lecompton
Rummsey Funeral Home
Daniel Crite
Ira D. Crite
Elm St
Iris Mary
Dulles’s Long Rule Ends With Illness and Departure
The article recalls John Foster Dulles’s rise to secretary of state on January 21, 1953, his dominant but sometimes opaque leadership, and how cancer treatment at Walter Reed forced his retirement. It notes colleagues’ reliance on his judgment and his reluctance to step back despite illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulles
John Watson Foster
Robert Lansing
State Department
Walter Reed Army Hospital
U.S
Eisenhower
Local Woman Elected Mrs Marilyn Williams Re elected in Kansas City
Mrs Marilyn Williams an X ray technician at Lawrence Memorial Hospital was re elected president of the District Society of X Ray Technicians at a Wednesday night meeting in Kansas City Kas. She was also chosen to represent the district at the state convention at Kansas State University this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Williams
Kansas City
Kas
Editors Urged to Shape New American Foreign Policy
Senator Fulbright urged editors at the American Newspaper Editors meeting to back a nonpartisan foreign policy defending 20th century revolutions from Communist threats. He argued Americans must sacrifice luxuries, export capital, and rebalance priorities to survive as a free nation. Fidel Castro is to address attendees Friday.
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Washington
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Fulbright
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Berlin
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Eisenhower Aide Talks on Dulles Succession
Hagerty refused to reveal any direct talks with Nixon about a Dulles successor, saying no new light on timing of Eisenhower's announcement. Herter, acting secretary since Dulles fell ill in February, remains a leading candidate amid ongoing speculation as the President notes several possible nominees with talent for the top State post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Dulles
Nixon
Hagerty
Herter
No. 1 State Department
ASNE Allows TV Cameras for Castro Address
The American Society of Newspaper Editors authorized television networks to film Fidel Castro's editors address under presidential press conference rules. Cameras may record pictures and sound but not provide live telecasts from the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Society of Newspaper Editors Today
Fidel Castro
ASNE
George W. Healy Jr
New Orleans
Carlson Named to Four Senate Subcommittees
Senator Frank Carlson of Kansas was appointed to four Senate Foreign Relations subcommittees by Chairman J William Fulbright. The panels cover Far Eastern affairs European affairs Near East and southern Asian affairs and international organization affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank Carlson
R-Kas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Community aid class opens in Lawrence at 7 30 pm
The Red Cross announced the final spring first aid course of the year will start at 7 30 pm today in the Community Building. Five two hour sessions will be held on Thursdays with open enrollment for men women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Irving Roth
W. C. Boardman
King Hussein cancels visit to Air Force Academy
Denver girl Barbara Edwards laments as King Hussein of Jordan cancels a Colorado Springs stop due to snow. Her fiancé Lee Barnwell, a cadet confined since March, cannot leave campus until June 2. The couple plans to marry by mail after his graduation.
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Denver
Cola
King Hussein
Jordan
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Barbara Edwards
Barbara
Lee Barnwell
Greenville
S.C
Hussein
Barnwell
Barbara J
Blonde Killer Described as Scared Girl by Psychiatrist
Rosemarie Bjorkland an 18 year old blonde who said she fired 18 bullets at August Norry 28 while he dumped yard debris near Daly City California told Sheriff Whitmore she killed him to test if she could commit murder without guilt. Dr Walter Rappaport described her as a scared girl and a lone wolf who had a two year obsession with killing. She will be charged with murder authorities said
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood City
Calif
Walter Rappaport
Rosemarie Bjorkland
Earl B. Whitmore
August Norry
Bjorkland
Whitmore
Norry
Daly City
San Francisco
Rosemarie
Dr. Rappaport
Nadeline Ochoa
Howard Hartley
Soviet Protests Airlift Flight Between Berlin
The Soviet Union publicly protested an American Air Force C130 cargo flight into Berlin at 20 000 to 25 000 feet. The protest was verbal through the four power air safety center in Berlin, which oversees Berlin West flights. The Allies say flights may use any level in the Berlin corridors.
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BOM
Germany
Soviet Union
Berlin
Air Safety Center
West
Memorial Hospital Births and Dismissals Notice
Lists of names and addresses for dismissals from Memorial Hospital and births. Includes individuals such as Dennis Burgess Joe Spencer Joy Wolfe Betty McElhaney and Betty Freeman, with births to Allen Hall Thomas Murry Alvin Samuels. Locations span Leavenworth Tonganoxie Eudora Kas.
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Dennis Burgess
W. 19Th St
Joe Spencer
Eudora
Joy Wolfe
Ark. St
Dennis Lawson
Baldwin
Betty McElhaney
W. 9Th St
Jess Osborne
N. 5Th St
Betty Freeman
W. 11Th St
John Reed
Tonganoxie
Rose Cassidy
Cummings
Kas
Gene Coffman
Lake’ St
Nancy Wempe
R. J. St
Elizabeth Hawkins
Sunnyside
Joseph Zillamer
E.3th St
Elmer West
KU gets $100000 endowment for cancer and heart studies
The L. W. Burns Memorial Medical Research Fund, a $100000 endowment to Kansas University Medical Center, will support cancer and heart disease research. Gifted by Miss Ethel McDougall in memory of Linford V. Burns, the fund is managed by KU Endowment and requires Medical School dean approval for expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Unversity Medical Center
W. Clarke Wescoe
Medical School
L. W. Burns
Linford V. Burns
Kansas City
Kas
Ethel McDougall
KU Endowment Assn
Burns
Western Transfer Co
Guildsmen plan morning newspaper in strike action
Striking American Newspaper Guild members consider publishing a morning paper as the eight week strike against the Globe-Democrat continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Guild
Globe-Democrat
Vox Dominates Hill Voting at Kansas Uni
Vox Dominates KU campus elections winning the presidency and majority of All-Student Council seats. Jim Austin of Topeka was elected student body president by about 500 votes, with Terry Davis of Frontenac as vice president. A total of 2,926 students voted in the election.
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Vox Populi
Kansas University
Jim Austin
Topeka
Terry Davis
Frontenac
Austin
Vox Party
John Downing
Kansas City, Mo
Carol Plumb
Overland Park
Vox
Frank Naylor
Kansas City
Kas
Sally Carnahan
Margie Williamson
Hutchinson
Ken Wainwright
Syracuse
Martha Crosier
Ted Hall
Garden City
Dorothy Trickett
Larry Dicker
Westphalia
Bob Lott
Livingston
Mont
Mike Stout
Bazaar
Fraternity
Ron Dalby
Joplin
Ken Gray
Lyons
Jim Henderson
Wichita
Rudy Vondracek
Timkin
Mary Sue Childers
Merriam
Sharon Hagman
Pittsburg
Linda Rundle
Bonner Springs
Martie Rowe
Walter Brauer
Ed McMullan
Long Beach
N. Y
Mary Carol Stephenson
Betty Bumgarner
Tulsa
Okla
al Cohn
Larry Blickhan
Prairie Village
Sarah Ann Shaffer
Russell
Don Schmalzried
Dighton
Fred King
Tom Turner
Connie Boyd
Plains
Roger Wiley
Harrisburg, Ill
Lynn Anderson
Atwood
Terry Kiser
Omaha
Neb
Beverly Bagley
Brentwood
Deana Grimm
Rick Barnes
Seneca
Roger Stanton
Marysville
Jann Cameron
Mindi Williams
Dave Wilson
IBM
Red China Congress Opens as Delegates Gather
Deputies from all Red China convene in Heiping for the National People's Congress opening. The 1,071 delegates are buoyed by reports of a strong 1958 economy upswing.
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Tokyo
China
Heiping
National People’s Congress
Bomb scare at Flint Hall press building prompts campus police probe
Kansas University police investigated a bomb threat reported to campus newspaper staff at Flint Hall home of the Journalism School. No device was found. A flag was reported stolen from the Strong Hall rotunda overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Flint Hall
Journalism
Strong Hall
House Education Panel Backs U S School Plan
A House subcommittee approved a four year federal aid program totaling 4.4 billion dollars for school construction and teachers salaries. The plan would grant states 25 dollars per school age child annually, estimated at 1.1 billion dollars per year. Chairman Cleveland Batley will present the measure to the full committee next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland Batley
D-Wva
Charman
Congress
Regional Track Meet Schedule Mixed High School College
Friday events list a busy schedule across field and track events. Preliminaries and finals span high school, university, and college divisions with relays sprints hurdles jumps and throws timed from morning into afternoon including shot put javelin broad jump and shuttle relay events.
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West Side
University
AAU
Lawrence Brade
Infield
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W. C. McNown
St. St
Henry Peters
Tenn. St
Nita Rankin
Barker Ave
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Learnard Ave
Ruby Jones
Ash St
Paul Davies
Staff Village
Sally Simmons
Garfield St
Francis Skenandore
Haskell Institute
Norma Hochstatler
DeSoto
Gene
Ethan A. Smith
Lawrence Memorial Co
Hunsinger Motor CO
RED China
Strick
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Clark
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