Alchemist Ends KU Season with Farce and Quackery Satire
Kansas University Theater closes the season with Jonson's The Alchemist a farce about three London con artists who open an alchemy shop. The cast features Subtle Del Common and Face with dialect tweaked to eastern Kansas. Tickets available at the Theater ticket office and Kansas Union.
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Ben Jonson
Kansas University Theater
Larry Sneegas
Ohio St
Subtle
Joyce Malicky
Baldwin
del Common
Sidney Berger
Brooklyn
N. Y
Face
University
Journal-World Photo
Jonson
Renaissance Conference
Midwest Modern Language Association
Dr. Lewin Golf
London
Baldwin Junior
N.Y
Goff
Kansas
Music and Dramatic Arts
The
Kansas Union
Labor Summit Planned by Eisenhower Aims at Industrial Peace
President Eisenhower announced a series of labor management summit conferences to boost economic growth. The White House asked the AFL-CIO and the National Association of Manufacturers to name three representatives each to arrange the meetings after a talk with AFL-CIO president George Meany who had suggested the idea last November.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Afl-Cio
National Assn. of Manufacturers
George Meany
Death Notices Amelia Rice Reynolds 98 Emporia resident
Amelia Rice Reynolds 98 died Monday in Emporia where she had lived for years. She was the last of three Rice siblings from early McLouth settlers. Funeral services set for 1 p.m. Wednesday at Muehlebach Mortuary Kansas City. Survived by three nephews Alta D. Rice William M. Rice and Richard G. Rice.
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Amelia Rice Reynolds
Emporia
McLouth
Muehle- Back Mortuary
Kansas City
Metivots
Alta D. Rice
Vt. St
William M. Rice
Ala. St
Richard G. Rice
Conn
Graveside Rites Planned for Mrs Abbie Eubank
Graveside services for 85 year old Mrs Abbie Eubank will be held at 2 p m Friday in Pleasant View Cemetery in Oskaloosa. The family will receive friends at Cooper Warren Mortuary until 1 p m Friday.
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Abbie Eubank
Douglas County Convalescent Hospital
Pleasant View
Oskaloosa
Cooper- Warren Mortuary
Pea shooter incident at Kansas Relays noted
Lawrence police handle two youths found firing peas during the Relays parade. They were taken to the station, lectured, and made to write an essay on why pea shooting is dangerous. An aged station wagon from Houston University drew a joke, while lost bifocal glasses were turned in at KU. A mother baby care course is set for Wednesday evening at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with nurse Lois Linden leading demonstrations.
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Memorial Stadium
Kansas Relays
Houston University
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lois Linden
Exchange Floor Activity Soars With 800 to 1000 Members
The New York Stock Exchange trades see about 800 to 1,000 active members on its trading floor daily. Traders handle a high volume of orders, indicating continued liquidity and market participation amid ongoing activity.
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New York Stock Exchange
Oxygen equipped ambulances and funeral home ad
Oxygen equipped ambulances and the Rumsey Funeral Home advertisement appear in the classified listing. The ad shows contact detail lm Adv and a partial funeral home listing with the code V13-5111.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Shrine project budget outlines building plan and phases
The article details the first phase of a shrine project with future work planned as funds allow. The main building is estimated at 170000 square feet costing about 3250000 dollars. Completing the village areas and amphitheater requires about 1 million dollars, with 750000 dollars for furnishing operating capital.
Park League Meeting Set for Wednesday in Community Building
South Park baseball league holds an organizational meeting at 7 p.m. in the Community Building. Registration for boys 13 and 14 for the summer league is 10 a.m. Saturday at South Park, with rain plans to move to the Community Building. Eligible players must be 13 by 1960 or 14 at most before Sept 1, 1960, and new players need registration cards. Lawrence Sanitary Milk will sponsor a club. another team may join later, says Wayne Bly.
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South Park League
South Park
Recreation
Lawrence Sanitary Milk
Wayne Bly
Nehru and Chou End Border Talks Without Progress
Prime Minister Nehru and Premier Chou En-lai closed a week of discussions on the India China border dispute with no agreement. They reported greater understanding but insisted Ladakh remains India's claim and China would abandon the northeast frontier only if Ladakh is traded.
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Chow
India
Ladakh
Kashmir
China
Chou
Nepal
Tibet
Sinkiang
McKelway Re-elected President Of The Associated Press
Benjamin M. McKelway of the Washington Star was re-elected president of The Associated Press at the annual directors meeting. Richard W. Clarke of the New York Daily News and Sunday News Ser vices became executive committee members, with Spangler and others named to finance and executive posts. The 18 member board saw four directors re-elected and three new members chosen.
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NEW York
Benjamin M. McKelway
Washington Star
Associated Press
Workwide News Cooperative
Richard W. Clarke
New York Daily News
Sunday News Ser Canes Ghee Ae Dent
Spangler
Redwood City
Calif
Tribune
Lloyd Stratton
Robert Booth
Frank J. Starzel
McKelway
Clarke
W. H. Cowles
Spokane
Wash
Spokesman-Review
Robert McLean
Philadelphia Evening and Sunday Bulletin
John R. Reitemeyer
Hartford, Conn
Courant
Reitemeyer
McLean
Franklin D. Schurz
South Bend
Ind
Enous
Monay
Topeka attorney Townsend pleads guilty to open liquor in car
J William Townsend 44, a Kansas Turnpike Authority member, admitted guilt on an open liquor container charge. He was fined 50 and costs by Judge Tom Baum. DWI charge dismissed on county attorney's recommendation. Townsend was arrested December 9 by a Sedgwick County patrolman. His case was continued due to illness.
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Wichitrap
Memorial Hospital List of Names and Dismissals
A memorial hospital segment lists numerous individuals with addresses and statuses, including dismissals. It also notes several birth announcements: a son for Mr. and Mrs. Merle Lamb of Tonganoxie, a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Donald Workmen on Route 4, a daughter for Lt and Mrs. T Jack Keene, and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ireland of De Soto.
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Merle Lamb
Tonganoxie
Donald Workmen
Route 4
Basil Parris
Mich
T. Jack Keene
Shelborn Pl
Jerry Ireland
DeSoto
Ex Capone Aide Accardo Arrested On Tax Charge
Federal marshals seized Louis Accardo once linked as a top Chicago crime syndicate leader, arresting him on false income tax return charges. He was held about four hours at the U S Courthouse before release on a 25000 dollar bond and did not speak to reporters.
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Aaty Accardo
Pone
Chicago
US. Senate
Accardo
United States
River Forest
U.S
Optimists Elect Fisher New Break fast Club President
Don E. Fisher, a Topeka native and Lawrence resident for 12 years, was elected president of the Break fast Optimist Club this morning. He recently led the club as chair of boys work and helped charter the Sunset Optimist Club. Also chosen were Darwin Benton and Merle Jackson as vice presidents and Homer Wilson and Art Queen as directors.
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Don E. Fisher
Breakfast Optimist Club
Bob Blank
Fisher
Topeka
Lawrence
Kansas University
del Richardson Insurance Agency
W. 19Th St
Terr
Peggy
LaDonna
Oklahoma boy hurt as car crashes on turnpike
James Max Duffey four of Yale Oklahoma sustained a forehead cut and $1000 damage to his car in a one car wreck at 7 20 p m Monday on the Kansas Turnpike West Battle interchange. Duffey was speeding and entered the ramp wrong sliding 633 feet before stopping. Trooper Price Laub investigated.
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James Max Duffey
Yale
Okla
Kansas Turnpike
West Battle
Duffey
Price Laub
Kansan Board Dinner Set at KU May 7 with Senator George L Brown Jr
The Kansas University School of Journalism will hold its Kansan Board dinner at 6 p.m. Saturday May 7 in the Kansas Union Building. Guest speaker is George L Brown Jr of the Denver Post a 1950 KU journalism graduate and state senator.
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Kansas University Journalism School
Kansas Union
George L. Brown Jr
Denver
Colo
Teen Center Planned For Summer Use In Lawrence
Lawrence Recreation Commission establishes a teen center at 9164 Mass to open May 30 with an open house. Supervisors include Ron Amerine and Nick Bankson with Kansas University staff. Center serves junior and senior high students offering Wed 7 to 9 30 p m and Fri Sat 7 30 to 11 30 p m hours.
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Lawrence Recreation Commission
Mass
Lawrence Music Studio
Wayne Blycard
Recreation Commission
Ron Amerine
Teensville
Nick Bankson
Joe Schissler
Kansas University
Lawrence High School
Tension surrounds alleged recruiting tactics at Kansas
The NCAA may cite KU for football and basketball aid with possible penalties from probation to a two-year postseason ban. The rumors spread as officials insist Kansas has done nothing illegal.
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Chamberlain
NCAA
Local Driver Injured In Four Car Accident
Bees Gleason of 1420 Crescent suffered cuts and bruises after a four car crash at 13th and Sts just after 5 pm Monday. Her car hit vehicles driven by Mrs Jerry Brows Ines Sheep Oskalooosa and James Hoover. Major damage to Gleason and Brows cars and minor damage to the others.
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Bees Gleason
Crescent
13Th
Sts
Jerry Brows
Midh. St
Ines
Disc Jockey Dick Clark Accused of Financial Interest
Congress heard that Dick Clark may have had a personal financial stake in about 27 percent of songs on his matinee music show. Bernard Goldstein of Computech testified Clark hired the firm to analyze the program. Rep Moss challenged the survey as biased toward Clark and weighted by records from Clark’s affiliated companies. Clark agreed to cooperate with investigators. a hearing was planned for later in the week.
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Dick Clark
Bernard Goldstein
Computech, Inc
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John E. Moss
D-Calif
American Broadcasting Co
Clark
Hince
Ark
Moss
Computech
Goldstein
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Wers
Paul Ackerman
Billboard
Card of Thanks for Floral Tributes and Kindness
Acknowledges relatives friends and neighbors who sent flowers cards and comforting words after the death of a husband father and brother Mrs Art Mesenhimer Glenn Mesenhimer and family Kenneth Mesenhimer and family Charles C Conklin and family Mr and Mrs Oscar Wilson Mr and Mrs Charles Price. Also thanks friends relatives and neighbors for flowers acts of kindness during illness and praises Dr Belot and nurses for their care.
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Glenn Mesenhimer
Kenneth Mesenhimer
Charles C. Conklin
Oscar Wilson
Charles Price
Alec Dr. Belot
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