AP Board Calls for China Mainland Reporting Access
The Associated Press board urged that qualified newsmen be allowed to report firsthand from mainland China amid a State Department travel ban. It noted partial coverage via a Canadian journalist but pressed for broader access while praising cooperative AP members and noting growth in wirephoto and radio coverage.
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Associated Press
China
State Department
U.S
Worldwide News Cooperative
United States Department of State
David Lancashire
United States
Dulles
Insenhower
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Russia
AP Radio
Feild
James M. North Dry
Fort ‘Worth
Star-Telegram
John §. Knight
Chicago Daily News
James M. Cox Jr
Dayton
Ohio
Daily News
Mark Ethridge
Louisville
Courier-Journal
Harold A. Fitgerald
Pontiac
Mich
Daily Prean
Bernard H. Ridder Jr
Duluth
Minn
News-Tribune
Dolph Simons
Lawrence
Kas
Journal-World
Knight
Henry ‘De-Bradley
St. Joseph
Gazette
Sunday News-Press
Kansas University Fine Arts Presents Mu Phi Epsilon Spring Music
KU Fine Arts program announces the Xi Chapter Mu Phi Epsilon spring music recital tonight at Strong Auditorium. Featuring performances by KU faculty and students under Lawrence Lodge No. 6 APM. Mon April 22 near 7 o clock.
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Kansas University Fine Arts
Phi:Epellonia
B. O'Clock
Phi Epsilon
K.U
Lawrence-Lodge
Hundreds of Children Enjoy Easter Roll at White House Park
It was a sunny Easter gathering as hundreds of children and parents visited the White House lawn for the annual Easter egg roll. Despite good weather, attendance was down slightly due to the president and Mrs Eisenhower vacationing in Augusta, and a family of four dressed as rabbits drew attention among colorful baskets.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Augusta
Peter
Peter Rabbit
Fred W. Johansen
Fairland
Bunny
Hazel
Darelene
Skippy
Ike’s Water Bill Treated Roughly
Washington forecast the 685 million dollar water development program for Army Engineers Reclamation Bureau and Bonneville Power Administration. House appropriations for rivers harbors flood control irrigation and hydro power are being created roughly with a likely overall cut near ten percent.
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Washington
House
Hisenhower
Army Egineers
Reclamation Bureau
Bonneville Power Administration
Oversight on High Jump at Kansas Relays
Don Stewart of Southern Methodist won the high jump at the Kansas Relays carrying a large trophy and the Carl V Rice trophy. A mixup kept Rice from presenting the awards as planned, prompting coach Billi Easton to apologize. Rice, modest about the slip, had been occupied at the high jump pit.
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Kansas
Stewart
Rice
K. U
Billi Easton
Easton
Wing Shear Triggers Near-Disaster Landing in Arizona
Frontier Airlines DC3 lost about 10 feet of left wing after a downdraft 50 miles north of Phoenix. Pilot Dale Welling powerfully recovered, completing a safe landing with 23 passengers and two crew after a tense 30 minute flight. Government investigators study the incident, examining whether the craft could have scraped ground in flight.
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Phoents
Ariz
Learengine Frontier Airlines
Phoenix
Dale Welling
SA Fund Drive Opened With 1200 Pledges At Breakfast
The Salvation Army launched its fundraising drive at a Ketchett breakfast held at the Hotel Eldridge. Olin Petefish, publicity chair, said the goal is $10,000 to aid the new building at 10th and N. HH Streets, with about $57,000 already raised in prior efforts.</s>
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The
Salvation Army
Dr. Monti L. Belot
Standard Life Association
Douglas County State Bank
Charles D. Stough
Chris Kraft
Morgan-Mack Motors
KLWN
Rotary luncheon features Prof Sam Anderson travel slides
Lawrence Rotary Club heard Prof Sam Anderson of the R U Language Department report on his Russia trip. He presented color slides from Lenin grad Moscow and Kiev and discussed regional features observed during his fall visit.
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Sam Anderson
Lawrence
Davidson Riley Clash Sets Feature Kansas Washburn Match
The top young players Bob Riley of Kansas and Tom Davidson of Washburn meet in the No 1 singles as the featured event at 2 p.m. on KU courts near Memorial Stadium. Davidson has lost three matches in three years. Riley likewise. Riley trails Davidson two times but has one win over Davidson.
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K. U
Memorial Stadium
Bob Riley
Kansas
Tom Davidson
Washburn
Davidson
Riley
Tornadoes Strike Texas As Drought Lifts Across State
Ten tornadoes swept the Texas Panhandle and South Plains injuring 34 people and causing heavy property damage. One man is missing. The Trinity River neared flood stage and forecasters warned of potential flooding in southern lowlands in the coming days as thunderstorms rattled central Texas.
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Dallas
Texas Panhandle
South Plains
Cotulla
Texas
Trinity River
Weather Bureau
Admitted Patients and New Arrivals Noted Across Town
A Memorial Hospital list records admitted residents including Kenneth Land Pratt Mrs Betty Pell DeSoto Martin Owens and many others with addresses across Eudora Lecompton Topeka and surrounding towns. Separate notices report births aboard Dr Pail Godwin and Mr and Mrs Ted Pendleton rejoicing in new daughters and sons at Utah St Ky St and 23rd St locations.
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Kenneth Land
Pratt
Betty Pell
DeSoto
Martin Owens
21St St
Ala Carter
Mass, St
Norma Hall
Prospect Ave
Phoebe Godwin
Utah’ St
Martha Relph
Ala. St
Marlene Pendleton
Ky. St
Marjorie LeRoux
E- 15Th St
Alice Harrison
Barker Ave
Carolina St
John Fike
Ohio St
Lilian Taylor
Nsmissel
Bernard Shaffer
Judy Snavely
Cadet Ave
Catherine “Warren
Richland
Jace Schmitt
Lecompton
John Weatherwax
Lora Christy
Eudora
Mildred Robbins
Oskaloosa
Geraldine Marsh
Mona Suc Brace
Tenn. St
Paul Carver
Topeka
Harold Graves
1815
Ark. St
Mary Gensler
Ky. St. Mra
Lucy Hunsinger
N. Y. St. Mra
Carol Lehman
Baldwin
Willard Bourton
Don Martin
Mildred Burson
N. 15Th St
Irma Kroge
Tonganoxie
Melvin Jones
N. H. St
Ralph Lawrence
Pail Godwin
Utah
Ted Pendleton
Bill Snead
W.23rd St
Eddie Stanley
Ramon Sebilla
J. Sty
Rainfall Figures Compare April Moisture With Last Year
Weather notes show Lawrence received moisture on 17 of the last 32 days, an uncommon pattern. The year 1957 totals about 7.44 inches to date, just above normal, with April measuring 2.33 inches, near typical values.
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Lawrence
Mayor Weatherwax Out of Hospital and Expected to Return
Mayor John Weatherwax was dismissed from Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a stay for nervous exhaustion. He was admitted last Monday and is expected to return to work by midweek.
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John Weatherwax
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Weatherwax
Float from outlaw fraternity halted before Kansas Relays parade
A Theta Nu Epsilon float on a pickup was found north of a local business near Sixth and Mass, hidden as the parade prepared. It carried an objectionable image and was held for KU police after the parade. The driver, not a KU student, said a man named John hired him. No charges yet. The Lawrence Cancer Fund Drive tallied 22 letters and $78 on Saturday, raising the total.
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Kansas Relays
Theta Nu Epsilon
Sixth and Masa. Sts
Kansas University Police
John
Teamster Boss Seeks Dismissal Of Federal Indictment
James R. Hoffa, Midwest Teamsters Union leader, asks U S District Court to dismiss an indictment accusing him of conspiring to plant a spy on the Senate Rackets Investigating Committee staff. He claims improper grand jury proceedings and wrongful arrest.
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Washington
James R. Hoffa
Midwest
Teamsters Union
Senate Rackets Investigating Committee
Hoffa
U. S. District Court
FBI
Grand Jury
Hyman I. Fischbach
Miami
Fla
Inter
Investigation into Labor Management Conduct
A Senate committee probes improper conduct within labor and management relations, evaluating alleged actions and governance during proceedings. The inquiry seeks to determine accountability and potential policy implications for future labor disputes.
Youngster Struck by Car on Kansas University Campus
Lydia Anderson, a child from Berryton, was hit by a car driven by Lee Green on Jayhawk Boulevard on the KU campus. She received scratches and bruises at Watkins Memorial Hospital and was discharged. Green said he was going 10 to 15 mph when the girl darted into the street from behind another vehicle. The car sustained about $100 in damage.
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Lydia Anderson
Berryton
Lee Green
Campus
Jayhawk Boulevard
Kansas University
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Green
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