Flaws Found In All Amendments Prompt GOP Primaries
A Topeka report details Atty Gen Don Anderson ruling two proposed constitutional amendments invalid on a technicality for November ballot. The flood control and court appointment amendments face correction in a special session. Legislators weigh right to work action as they await remedial steps and possible court challenges.
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Topeka
Don Anderson
Supreme Court
Anderson
Senate
Kansas
William Ryan
Rorton
Legislatre
House Labor Committee
Kure
Traffic violations in county and police court notes
In County Court Donald Warren Guinn Route 1 Linwood fined 10 dollars and costs for running a stop sign. Lynne B Nash Route 3 Topeka fined 5 dollars and costs for operating a trailer without proper registration. Michael Van Bruner 1245 W Campus Rd fined 10 dollars and costs for failure to decrease sped Roy Field Birkhead no address listed fined 10 dollars and costs for running a stop sign. In Police Court Joe Davis Tulsa Okla forfeited 10 dollar bond for failure to yield right of way Thomas Ingram 1415 E 15th St fined 10 dollars for ineffective tail lights Albert Sheppard 340 Locat fined 5 dollars for running stop sign Leon Kasky 312 Ind St fined 20 dollars for running stop sign and improper brakes William Turner 624 R L St fined 10 dollars for failure to yield the right of way Herschell Freeman 237 Ti St fined 10 dollars for improper backing.
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Donald Warren Guinn
Linwood
Lynne B. Nash
Topeka
Michael van Bruner
Campus Rd
Roy Field Birkhead
Joe Davis
Tulsa
Okla
Thomas Ingram
15Th St
Albert Sheppard
Locuat
Leon Kasky
Ind. St
William Turner
R. L. St
Herschell Freeman
Ti. St
Deaths and Funerals Notices Include Several Local Names
Mrs Kathleen Peterson and Mr Virgil Lee mourn a niece Kathleen Macey Peterson in Los Angeles. Mrs Bernice Williams to be buried at Perry Methodist Church. Mrs Martin Long dies in Omaha. services at Garden Mortuary and burial there. Long formerly Laslie Bunton, once lived in Lawrence. survivors include Kathryn Bunton and two cousins.
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Kathleen Peterson
Virgil M. Lee
Kathleen Macey Peterson
Los Angeles
Calif
Bernice Williams
Berbice Williams
Willamstown
Perry Methodist Church
Perry
Prairie Methodist Church
Martin Long
Omaha
Garden Mortuary
Meeting Notice for William de la More Council Knights
Meeting notice for William de la More Council Knights Kadosh on Wednesday April 30 1958. Supper at 6 30 p m and degree work at 7 30 p m with the 2th and 3rd degrees. Walter B K O Wright Presiding.
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Auication
Lawrence Man Tops Guard's OCS Class
Lawrence Kansas man Gail B Leatherwood top graduate of the Kansas National Guard officers candidate school after eight months in Topeka He led 36 candidates from Kansas and Missouri earning the Maj Faustino Domingo saber for leadership and a watch for highest overall rating He will join Co H 137th Infantry as a second lieutenant also a KU student and Hillview Garden Center employee He is a Korean War veteran and Ranger School graduate Also OCS graduate Sunday Robert R Wilson Jr of Paola son of Mr and Mrs Robert R Wilson Route 5
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Lawrence
Kansas National Guard Officers Candidate School
Topeka
Gail B. Leatherwood
Route 5
Kansas
Missouri
Co. H
137Th Infantry
Leatherwood
OCS
Faustino Domingo Saber
Kansas University
Hillview Garden Center
10Th Division
Ranger Training
Ft. Benning
Robert R. Wilson Jr
Paola
Robert R. Wilson
Ex-Resident Named Manager of Scottsdale Bank Branch
Richard C. Houseworth, former Lawrence National Bank employee, was appointed manager of the Scottsdale New Mexico branch of Bank of Douglas. His banking career began in 1951 at Lawrence National Bank, then as cashier and later president at his father's Harveyville bank. He moved to New Mexico in 1955 to continue banking there.
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Richard C. Houseworth
Lawrence National Bank
Scottsdale, N. M
Bank of Douglas
Houseworth
Harveyville
New Mexico
Navy Plans Vanguard launches at monthly pace
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla Navy outlines a schedule for a Vanguard launch each month for several months with varied instrumentation to gather more space data. The latest Vanguard failed to reach orbit after its third stage did not ignite, despite initial success of the first two stages. The first Vanguard satellite is circling Earth, while the Army Explorers 1 and 117 remain in orbit, and Vanguard I carries a lighter payload than planned.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Navy
Vanguard
Atlantic Ocean
Army
U. S. Air Force
Kansas University Sees Voluntary Support Reach 3 Million
Kansas University received 3,006,005 in voluntary support during 1956 and 1957 per the Council for Financial Aid to Education biennial report issued in New York. The figure includes about 1.2 million from endowment association income gifts bequests and related sources and roughly 60 thousand from private foundations for teaching and research. Major private universities reported higher totals with Washington University 11,182,271 and St. Louis University 4,368,734. William Jewell College at Liberty posted 1,346,388 as one of 38 coeducational colleges with more than a million in voluntary support.
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Kansas City
Council For Financial Aid To Education
New York
Kansas University
Washington University
St.Louis
St. Louis University
William Jewell At Liberty
William Jewell
KU Coed Wins Second Kansas Beauty Contest
Kansas University's entry in the Miss Kansas News Photographer contest held Sunday in Wichita finished second in the state competition. Ruby Sterlin, Scott City junior, won the Miss KU Photographer contest. Sterlin, Chi Omega, will serve as first alternate for the national contest and may travel to the NA Pageant in Minneapolis if the winner cannot compete. First place went to Carolyn McGirr of Wichita University.
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Kansas University
Wichita
Ruby Sterlin
Scott City
Kappa Alpha Mu
Jayhawk ‘Cafe
Sterlin
Chi Omega Sorority
National Press Photographers Association
Min Neapolis
Minn
Carolyn McGirr
Wichita University
Strong Teeth Help Rescue In St Louis Canoe Sinking
Donald Shearman, 32, paddled to shore with rope clenched in his teeth after grabbing a line from an overturned motor boat. He aided Ernest Green, 17, and William Asbille, 3, to reach safety aboard their craft.
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ST. Louis
Donald Shearman
Ernest F. Green
William Asbille
Marilyn Monroe Advocates Movement Over Fashion at Home Interview
Henryetta Lent reports Marilyn Monroe in New York defends loose fashion saying movement matters more than silhouette. Monroe, in a black crepe chemise, explains sacks allow freedom of motion as she decorates an East 17th Street apartment while husband Arthur Miller works on a play.
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Henrietta Lent
New York
Marilyn Monroe
Marilyn
East 17Th Street
Miss Monroe
Arthur Miller
KU Shaw Production Presents Man and Superman Battle Theme
KU theater stages George Bernard Shaw’s Man and Superman opening Wednesday at 8 pm in University Theater. The production, directed by E. Arthur Kean, features Louis Lyda and Joyce Malicky as Jack Tanner and Ann Whitefield. The First Nighters Club plans a dinner and post show cast meet. The third act, Don Juan in Hell, will be staged separately May 5–10 in the Experimental Theater.
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Kansas University Theatre
George Bernard Shaw
University Theater
Music and Dramatic Arts
Lawrence First Nighter Club
Lawrence
Kansas Union
Shaw
Jack Tanner
Louis Lyda
6Th St
6Th St., Against the “Life Force’ of ‘Ann Whitefield
Joyce Malicky
Baldwin
E. Arthur Kean
Virgil Godfrey
Herbert Camburn
Dick Bor- Ben
22Nd St
E. A. Sloan
Kansas City
Kas
Kansas
Horseless Carriage Club
Joyce Elliott
Independence
Whitefield
Vera Stough
2202
Mass, Sr
Violet Robinson
John Fei
Hell
Residents urged to boost fire prevention efforts citywide
Joss losses totaled 14 717 with a 27 000 figure for March fires. A Mass St blaze caused 27 000 in damage from an open heater. March 1956 saw 2 000 loss while April aims under 1 500. Miller says residents must act now to raise safety and reduce insurance by achieving a high fire prevention standard through full cooperation.
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Joss
Miller
Colombo rail strike shuts suburban trains amid bombings
In Colombo Ceylon the six day old strike by about 37 000 civil servants prompted early morning suburban train cancellations. Bombings continued during the industrial action causing widespread disruption in the capital's rail service.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Probers Find Jet Pilot Who Ran into Airliner
LAS VEGAS NEV The jet fighter pilot tried to swerve and narrowly failed to avoid collision with a United Air Lines aircraft on April 21. Investigators say the planes cut the liner’s wingtip and the jet’s wing fragment was found in the transport wing. Both pilots and 47 aboard the liner died as probes examined wreckage from Nellis Air Force Base.
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Las Vegas
Nev
United Air Lines
DCT
Civil, Aeronautics Board
Nellis Airr Force Base
Jobless total in Kansas rises in March report says
State unemployment climbed from an estimated 49 000 in mid February to 151 400 in mid March about 6 4 percent of the work force. Nonfarm employment also edged up to 528 900 in mid March four hundred more than in February according to the employment security division.
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Topeka
Kansas
State
Well Known Judges to Judge Second All Breed Dog Show
Four widely known judges will select winners at the Lawrence Jayhawk Kennel Club event on May 10 at the Community Building. Entries closed with 518 dogs, up from 480 last year. Judges include Maxwell Riddle, dog editor of the Cleveland Press, noted worldwide for judging and writing on dogs. Other judges are Maurice L. Baker of Minneapolis, Louis J. Murr of Spring Valley, and Loy F. Green of Berea, each with long judging records and breed expertise.
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Lawrence Jayhawk Kennel Club
Maxwell Riddle
The
Cleveland Press
South Africa
Hawaii
Nova Scotia
Latin America
Riddle
Maurice L. Baker
Minneapolis
Spring Valley
AKC
Murr
Vigon
Loy F. Green
Berea
Ohio
Western Reserve Kennel Club
Clu
KU Debate Team Defeated in Quarterfinals at West Point
Kansas University Nichols team from 1617 Ala. St. and Kenneth Irby of Fort Scott were eliminated in the quarterfinals of the 12th annual national debate tournament at West Point. Northwestern won the championship with William Welsh of Salina and Richard Kirshberg of Miami Beach defeating Harvard’s Kincaid and Bynum. Students in KU Business School will miss classes May 7 for Business School Day events featuring convocation, coffee, a panel, softball, and a banquet with speaker Balfour Jeffrey of Kansas Power and Light Co. The Tongaonix Ground Observer Corps will meet at 7:30, with volunteers earning wings after 10 hours.
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Kansas University
Nichols
Ala. St
Kenneth Irby
Fort Scott
West Point
N. Y
Northwestern University
Kansan
William Welsh
Salina
Northwestern
Welsh
Richard Kirshberg
Miami Beach
Fla
James L
Kansas’ University Business School
Jayhawk
Union Ballroom
Balfour Jeffrey
Kansas Power and Light Co
Kansas
Tonganoxié Ground Observer Corps
Stanford educator dies. emeritus George of CSU obituary
A Stanford University lecturer in education, George emeritus of Colorado State College, died Monday. He served as a Calocade State professor from 1924 to 1968.
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Ee Ae Ariz
bin George
Colorado State College
Stanford University
GM Serves Notice as Contract Ends May 29
General Motors served a termination of contract notice to the United Auto Workers effective at midnight May 29 when the current three year pact expires. GM hoped to negotiate extension if desirable and considered talks on a new agreement. Ford Motor Co joined in delaying a showdown on new contracts while Chrysler expected unanimity. UAW vice president Woodcock said GM has the right to end the agreement but not to force a strike and pledged to continue bargaining for a settlement good for country, workers, and company.
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Detroit
General, Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Union
Louis Seaton
UAW
General Motors
Ford Motor Co
Walter P. Reuther
Chrysler Corp
J .Leonard Woodcock
Bike License Tag Sales Begin Thursday Across Lawrence Schools
Lawrence police Sgt Evans announced bike license tag sales start Thursday at multiple schools, with dates May 6 to May 9 and varying morning and afternoon slots. Tags cost 3 cents. students purchasing may receive a free number if available, with tags and inspection receipts issued at the police station.
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Stati
Lawrence
Jack Evans
York
Sunset
St. John's
Careenna
Woodlawn
Schwegler
McAllaster
Evans
Geology Professor H A Ireland Speech at KU
Dr H A Ireland of Kansas University geology department will address the KU Geology Club and the public in Room 428 Lindley today. The talk titled Geopolitics and Oil Development in the Middle East will cover his Fulbright years and East experience.
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H. A. Ireland
Kansas University
Ee ES
Lindley
KU Senior Named for England Study
William Teichgraeber, a Kansas University senior, won a two year scholarship to the Royal Academy of Art in London. He won after competing in New York on April 18 and will start studying in England next September. KU instructors hailed the honor as a second consecutive KU scholarship win.
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William Teichgraeber
Kansas University
Royal Academy of Art
London
New York
England
Tom Sawyer
Topeka
Allen Crafton
Crafton
John Gielgud
Leo Carrillo
America
Screen
Memorial Hospital Admissions and Misses and Births Record
A list from Memorial Hospital records admissions include Edna Decker Eula Massey Vera McArdie Mary Herrington Eva Marshall Karen Tappan Michael Cassity E W Rahberg Merle Mathia Mary Dodds Ova Brizendine plus deaths and a birth for Mr. and Mrs Rolla Herrington Eudora a daughter born today in the area names and addresses appearing in the record entries.
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Edna M. Decker
Tenn. St
Eula Etta Massey
Eudora
Vera W. McArdie
R. I. St
Charles B. Short
Ky. St
Mary L. Herrington
Eva A. Marshall
Karen Kay Tappan
Maas. St
Michael Eugene Cassity
Perry St
E. W. Rahberg
Merle Mathia
Basehior
Mary Ellen Dodds
Ova Brizendine
R. T. St
Marriage Licenses in Lawrence Releasing Numerous Pairs
Marriage licenses issued to Harry F. Fleenor 58 and Orpha Nora Johnson Powers of Lawrence for $8. Charles R. Powers 26 and Christina Jean Pugh 18 of Lawrence. Arthur L. Tarpy Jr. 95 and Shirley Ann Athey 90 of Lawrence. Ralph Edward Leary 19 and Hattie Ethel Wells 19 of Lawrence. Gratitude note thanks friends and relatives for flowers gifts and cards and for hospital care.
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Harry F. Fleenor
Orphanora Johnson Powers
Lawrence
Charles R. Powers
Christina Jean Pugh
Arthur L. Tarpy,Jr
Shirley Ann Athey
Ralph Edward Leary
Hattie Ethel Wells
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Vt. St
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Highland Dr
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Ash St
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Sunnyside
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Patricia Schamble
Crestline Dr
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