United States Pushes Open Skies Plan in UN Debate
In New York the United States urged the open skies plan in response to Soviet charges about U S military flights near the Soviet frontier. Henry Cabot Lodge will defend U S disarmament records and press for mutual aerial inspection while Arkady Sobolev of the Soviet Union prepares a resolution on urgent measures. The debate may run two to three sessions, with likely limited support outside Moscow.
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U. N. Security Council
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Arkady Sobolev
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U.S
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U.N
Queen Elizabeth II Turns 32 in Windsor Celebrations
A military band at Windsor Castle played Happy Birthday to Queen Elizabeth II this morning. Hyde Park hosted a 62-gun salute by the Honorable Artillery Company. A small family luncheon marked the day. official observances occur in June for better weather.
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England
Windsor Castle
London
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Insurance Men to Have Programs During Week
Lawrence life insurance week features talks by association members at Optimist Club Tuesday, four local agents speaking to Lawrence High School groups Wednesday, a session at Kansas University Thursday, and a State Sales Congress Friday in Salina. Mayor Weatherwax and Governor Docking issue proclamations for the week.
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Lawrence Association of Life Underwriters
Optimjat Club
Lawrence High School
Sas University
Salina
John Weatherwax
Lawrence
George Docking
Marriage Licenses Reported in Lawrence and Scott City
Four couples from Lawrence and Scott City obtained marriage licenses. Glen Breithaupt, 15, wed Brenda Penny, 18, both of Lawrence. Richard Ohmart, 21, married Cara Socolofsky, 18, of Scott City. William Wilks, 22, and Eva Allen, 28, both of Lawrence. David Higgins, 49, married Twila United, 18, of Lawrence.
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Glen Donald Breithaupt
Brenda Joyce Penny
Lawrence
Richard V. Ohmart
Cara Ann Socolofsky
Scott City
William Arthur Wilks
Eva Mae Allen
David Higgins
Twila United
Kansas University Speaker on Monetary Policy Tuesday
Richard Miles, senior economic officer of the British Information Service in New York City, will address Monetary Policy and Economic Stability with emphasis on British experience at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Bailey Auditorium. The Economics Department sponsors the lecture, and it is open to the public.
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Richard Miles
British Information ‘Service
New York City
Bailey Audium
Kansas University
Economics Department
Deaths and Funerals for Lew W Spielman of Ozawkie
Funeral services for Lew W Spielman 73 of Ozawkie will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Ozawkie EUB Church with Rev. Lloyd Kurtz officiating. Burial in Pleasant View Cemetery. Born February 12 188 in Jewell County he lived on a farm near Ozawkie 15 years. Survived by wife Violet two daughters Mary Jane and Margery two sons Lewis Kelman Jr and ard Spielman six brothers and three sisters.
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Lew W. Spielman
Lew W.spielman
Ozawkie
Winchester
Ozawkie Eub Church
Lloyd Kurtz
Bur- Mal
Pleasant View
Jewell County
902
Mo. St
Walter Spielman
Beloit
Roy Spielman
Burlingame
John Spielman
Oskaloosa
Pat Spielman
Ozawikie
Clifford Spielman
Tope
Trade for Week Continues Amid Optimism for 1958
Merchants split on 1958 prospects with some seeing a year of growth despite a slow start and recession talk. Dollar Days weather and the Kansas Relays Parade boosted shopping downtown, keeping sales steady. Auto dealers praised the You Auto Buy Now campaign for generating traffic and lingering interest, though staffing limited sales. Dealers remain hopeful 1958 will improve as promotions prove effective and consumers regain confidence.
Courts and Traffic Fines In County and Police Courts
In the Courts CRIMINAL CASES County Court Michael William Frame of 646 N 5th St fined 10 dollars and costs for throwing a bottle on the highway Glenn Eugene Horton of 521 Lincoln St fined 20 dollars and costs for throwing trash on the highway Alfred Lynn Frinke Jr of Dallas Texas sentenced to 30 days in jail and fined 100 dollars for driving while under the influence Police Court Joe Church of McAllister Okla forfeited 25 dollar bond drunk charge Mortimer S Dreamer Crow Agency Mont sentenced to 30 days in jail for being drunk TRAFFIC CASES County Court Winford Thiry Oskaloosa fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding Police Court L O Figgins 140 Mich St fined 25 dollars for leaving scene of accident
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Michael William Frame
Glenn Eugene Horton
Lincoln St
Alfred Lynn Frinke Jr
Dallas
Tex
Joe Church
McAllister
Okla
Mortimer S. Dreamer
Crow Agency
Mont
Winford Thiry
Oskaloosa
L. O. Figgins
Mich
Japan upper house backs resolution to stop nuclear tests
The upper chamber of Japan's parliament adopted unanimously a resolution urging immediate cessation of nuclear weapon tests. The move reflects cross party concern over nuclear proliferation and regional security amid tensions in East Asia.
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Tokyo
Japan
Ex-Policemen Start Jail Sentences For Liquor Conspiracy
Former Tulsa Police Commissioner Jay L. Jones and ex Police Chief Paul J Livingston, plus 13 others, began one year federal terms for liquor conspiracy. They were convicted April 26, 1957, for plotting to import whisky into dry Oklahoma as part of police protection payoffs tied to the city’s vice elements.
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Okla
Jay L. Jones
Paul J
Livingston
U. S. Marshal's Office
Oklahoma
McAllester Penitentiary
Jones
U. S
Royce H. Savage
10Th
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Denver
U. S. Supreme Court
Practice Session Set For Legion Baseballers
Manager Al Ice calls a 5 pm practice at Municipal Park for the American Legion team. Boys in other sports, like track, should not report. a recent Sunday meeting at Municipal Park organized the program. Lawrence defends the district title. last year the local team placed second in the state after winning in 1956.
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Municipal Park
American Legion
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Lawrence
Births and listings at Memorial Hospital and area
At Memorial Hospital C Wayne Orr and area addresses a list of births and new arrivals includes Mrs Lois Bebout baby boy Sunny side Mrs Pauline Gilroy baby boy Eudora Mrs Susan L Eisele Eudora Mrs Velma L Chamberlain Linwood and others. Birth announcements note Mr and Mrs Harvey Herrstrom Tonganoxie a son Friday and several couples from McLouth Linewood and DeSoto welcomed sons and daughters Saturday.
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Gerald W. Hing
Eudora
Marjorie Black
la. St
Lois Bebout
Sunnyside
Pauline Gilroy
Susan L. Eisele
Velma L. Chamberlain
Linwood
Alberta L. Roberts
Sophia Beaman
Conn
Margaret L. Habein
Wichita
Edward W. Rothberg
White Trailer Cts
Marian Hildebrand
Route 4
Judy Kay Reed
W. 16Th St
Juanita Martinez
DeSoto
James E. Scrivner
Vt. St
Carl Woodward
W. 14Th St
Rosella Melans
Marcella Anderson
Ill. St
Peggy Ann Vausbinder
Harvey Herrstrom
Tonganoxie
Howard Cunningham
Terr
Arthur Carver
Linewood
Richard McAferty
McLouth
Floyd
Elma
First Annual Big Eight Jazz Festival Honors Shared
Lawrence reports the first annual Big Eight Jazz Festival at Kansas University awarded first place to the Don Conard Quartet and the Dale Nor Tia Sextet on a shared basis for the year. Other groups included Sam Hargadine’s Missouri Quartet and Jim Emmons Septet from Oklahoma State. Festival sponsors were the KU Jazz Club and Student Union Activities.
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Kansas University
Don Conard
Kansas State College
Dale Nor
Tia
Missouri University
Sam Hargadine
Oklahoma State University
Jim Emmons
KU Jazz Club
Student Union Activites Organization
Princess Margaret Opens Trinidad State Visit Amid Rain
Britain's Princess Margaret arrived in Port of Spain to renew ties with the island during a state visit. Thousands greeted the 27 year old as rain fell, and she prepared to open engagements and tour calypso’s heart during her stay.
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Trinidad
Britain
Margaret
Calypso
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Parade vandalism mars Kansas Relays in Lawrence
Lawrence police report parade violence as youths shot at animals and floats with bean shooters sling shots and water pistols. Several girls on floats were injured mildly and one was hit under the eye. Officers seized weapons and plan stricter discipline next year.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Youngasters
Callery Develops HiCal Fuel Ties to Navy Contracts
Callery Chemical expands into HiCal production with two unit start up aimed at supplying the Navy followed by commercial output after Muskogee Oklahoma plant completes. The firm emerged from Mine Safety Appliances 1948 project on boron compounds leading to new uses in fuels drugs radiation detection and insecticides.
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U. S. Navy
Navy
Muskogee
Okla
Callery
Kansas Relays Weekend Honors and Exposition Winners
The Kansas Relays weekend honored winners across track events andExposition displays at the University of Kansas. Petroleum Engineering earned first for its Exhibit, with Architecture and Architectural Engineering garnering second and overall top outdoor pavilion. Delta Delta Delta won women’s float, Tau Kappa Epsilon and Lambda Chi Alpha led men’s floats, drawing 38th annual attendance nearing 23,000 for the Exposition and 13,000 for Saturday events.
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Petroleum Engineering Department
Petroleum Engineering
Delta ‘Delta Delta
Tri- Petition
Alpha Es Omega
Delta Gamma Revely
Tau Kappa Epsilon Pirch
Lambda Chi Alpha
Memorial Stadium
Kansas Union
University Fund Leader Chosen for Kansas University county role
Ben Bartel des of 1745 Indiana Street was named Douglas County chairman of the Greater University Fund for Kansas University. Robert H. Royer of Abilene, advisory board chair, announced the appointment. The fund supports scholarships student loans research library and museum work through private gifts as state funds are unavailable. Bartelden, a 1836 KU graduate, will head a local alumni committee to broaden private support in Douglas County.
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Ben Barteldes
Ind. St
Douglas County
Kansas University
Robert H. Royer
Abilene
Royer
Greater University Fund
Bartelden
Douglasity
Sunflowers Attract Attention At Democratic Conference
A Kansas delegation led by Mrs. Georgia Nees and Mrs. Ruby B. Harris of Wichita attends a Washington conference. The meeting draws attention as sunflowers appear as a symbolic attraction during the event.
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Kansas
Georgia Nees
Ruby B. Harris
Wichita
Me Eee Ae
Three People Hurt in Two Pike Wrecks
In two Pike County crashes near Lawrence, three people were injured with one hospitalized in good condition. Mrs. Maxine Chappell, 43, remained at Stormont-Vail Hospital after shock and possible neck injuries. Her husband, H. E. Chappell, 48, uninjured. Patricia Chappell, 33, treated and released. Cecil Cooper, 23, of Kansas City Missouri, uninjured in the second car after rear-ending the Chappell vehicle. A third crash near East Lawrence left Jesse W. Gauntt, 39, with chest bruises and possible broken ribs after his car hit a guard rail. a 7-year-old Topekan escaped injury on Highway 40 west of Lawrence. The accidents caused vehicle damage and prompted police statements on cause and speed.
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Kansas
Maxine Chappell
Stormont van Hospital
Topeka
H. E. Chappell
Patricia Chappell
Cecil Cooper
Kansas City
Cooper
Turnpike
Dallas Murphy
Lawrence
Jesse W. Gauntt
East Lawrence
Gauntt
Murphy
Topekan
Highway 40
Norman Dale Grove
Charles Hanna
Paget
Docking
Top Music Ratings Go To Three LHS Students
Three Lawrence High School students earned No 1 ratings at the State Music Festival in Emporia Nancy Winston led the girls high voice division David Farrar won boys medium voice Marilyn Smith received a violin solo No 2 ratings went to Mike Dixon saxophone Jane Blair Rita Skeet Molly McCalla and the LHS violin quartet Ruth Bramble Marilyn Smith Carolyn Eacock and Landa Garrett
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Lawrence High School
Emporia
LHS
Nancy Winston
David Farrar
Marilyn Smith
Mike Dixon
Jane Blair
Rita Skeet
Molly McCalla
GOP To Put Docking Tax Proposals To Full Floor Debate
TOPEKA Republican House members agreed to give Governor George Docking’s tax proposals full floor consideration during a special session aimed at tackling a large state revenue shortfall. Speaker Jess Taylor said the caucus will try to move all governor bills to the floor despite objections to airing them, noting it’s the first time with a Democratic governor in 20 years. The session is expected to run about two weeks, with plans to address emergency matters beyond taxes.
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Docking
UN' Seth
Elena
Oe Tees
Wan
Walla Cos
Semelete
Topeka
House
George Docking
Hts
Jess Taylor
Rtribune
GOP
Taylor
Would-be John L 1s restrained at bear pit arrest
In Los Angeles at Griffith Park Zoo 1200-pound 5 foot 11 Lester C Willis 55 announced he would rassle a bear and cap lick any bear in the park but was restrained by the crowd from entering the bear pit He was booked on a drunk charge The Shepard family thanks friends and relatives for cards flowers and kindness after the death of Rachel Shepard
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Los Angeles
Lester C. Willis
Griffith Park Zoo
Willis
Shepards
Rachel Shepard
Loving memory of our dear mother passed away in 1954
In loving memory of our dear mother who died April 20 1954 and is remembered four years later. She left us dreaming how very fair and lingers there in our hearts. Mrs B R Nelson Mr and Mrs W M Ponder H J Ponder.
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B. R. Nelson
W. M. Ponder
H. J. Ponder
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