Law Day Observance Highlighted by Lawrence Lawyers
Fifty one law graduates in Lawrence, including 32 practicing attorneys and 16 linked with KU, prepare to mark Law Day USA with an 11 a.m. courthouse meeting. ABA president Ross L. Malone notes Moscow has 2000 private lawyers for 5 million people while NYC has 25000.
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Martindale
Hubble
Lawrence
U.S.A
American Bar Association
Douglas County Bar Association
U. S
Ross L. Malone
ABA
Moscow
New York City
Malone
Supreme Soviet
Ussr
U. S. Senate
House of Representatives
Russia
Khrushchev
Soviet Warsaw talks push for demilitarized Berlin and quick peace treaty
At a Warsaw meeting, Soviet Foreign Minster Andrei Gromyko and seven European satellites plus Red China urged Berlin to become a demilitarized free city, pressed for a speedily written German peace treaty, and backed reunification via East and West German negotiations. The Western Allies’ differences leave U.S. Secretary of State Christian Herter as a key conciliator, as former secretary John Foster Dulles often was.
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West Berlin
Andrei Gromyko
Soviet Union
Red China
Warsaw
Berlin
U.S
Christian A. Herter
John Foster Dulles
President Addresses Commerce Chief And Summit Questions
The President defended Secretary Strauss while denying any criticism of his character. He said a summit with the Soviets is too early to consider and commented on the San Francisco location idea. He noted a Stanford atom smasher plan from advisers and discussed Soviet veto demands on nuclear test suspensions as a key obstacle to East West agreement.
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Secretary of Commerce
Strauss
Summite
Eisenhower
San Francisco
Stanford University
California
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Death notice for Robert L. Wells Sr. of Kansas City
Robert L. Wells Sr., 66, of Kansas City Kansas, died this morning at Bethany Hospital after a long illness. Funeral services will be at 1 30 p m Friday at Warnick Eads Funeral Home in Kansas City with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery there. Survivors include wife Blanche Wells of the home, three sons Robert L. Wells Jr Samuel J. Wells and James E. Wells six grandchildren.
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Robert L. Wells Sr
Kansas City
Kas
Bethany Hospital
Warnick-Eads
Memorial Park
Blanche Wells
Robert L. Wells Jr
Samuel J. Wells
James E. Wells
Los Angeles
Cuban invaders in Panama demand safe return before surrender
Panamanian authorities say they will not promise punishment or immediate repatriation as five Latin American ambassadors survey the scene for the OAS. A Cuban mediator group led by Capt. Armando Torres meets with the government while Lt. Fernando Ruiz stays with 79 besieged invaders at Nombre de Dios, 50 miles from the capital.
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Panama
Cuba
Ernesto de la Guardia
Jose D. Bazan
Washington
Organization of American States
Miguel Moreno Jr
Fidel Castro
Nombre de Dios
Caribbean
Castro
Armando Torres
Torres
Fernando Ruiz
Fifty-one CJHS students cited in Scholastic Achievement
Fifty-one Central Junior High School students were honored Monday in a Scholastic Achievement Recognition Program. All 61? on the CJHS honor roll at least once over three nine week periods. Six earned all A grades or nearly all A grades with at most one B. The remaining 35 had no grades lower than A or B, led by six in the upper bracket: Steve Campbell Patricia De Shazo Bonnie Fletcher Bille Kelly Mary Ruth Lanning Jerry Vogel. The other honorees include Carol Abel Zee Allison Mary Ruth Andes Pete Argersinger Mary Linn Bruns David Burckhalter Patricia Abatha Carey Edward Carter Suzanne Dalton Lana Darrow Jo Anne Elrod Elaine Ewing Vinita Michel Judy Fleshman Mimi Frink Jefry Gillespie Lyle Griffin James Hauser Hildreth Hoecker Cindy Jones Judy Karr April King Roy King Pat Krimmer Norma Lathrom Roger Lohman Patricia Lyons Edward McBride Pat McCall Linda McIntosh Charles Metzler Reece Mitchell Lois Montgomery Sharon OConnell Jean Phillips Richard Richardson Rick Samson Maria Savage Kathy Schultz Mary Scott Sharon Stalcup Jon Standing Sherry West Robert Wetzell and Howard Wilcox.
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Central Junior High School
CJHS
Steve Campbell
Patricia DeShazo
Bonnie Fletcher
Bille Kelly
Mary Ruth Lanning
Jerry Vogel
Carol Abel
Zee Allison
Mary Ruth Andes
Pete Argersinger
Mary Linn Bruns
David Burckhalter
Patricia Abatha Carey
Edward Carter
Suzanne Dalton
Lana Darrow
Jo- Anne Elrod
Elaine Ewing
Vinita Michel
Judy Fleshman
Mimi Frink
Jefry Gillespie
Lyle Griffith
James Hauser
Hildreth Hoecker
Cindy Jones
Judy Karr
April King
Roy King
Pat Krimmer
Norma Lathrom
Roger Lohman
Patricia Lyons
Edward McBride
Pat McCall
Linda McIntosh
Charles Metzler
Reece Mitchell
Lois Montgomery
Sharon O'Connell
Jean Phillips
Richard Richardson
Rick Samson
Maria Savage
Kathy Schultz
Mary Scott
Sharon Stalcup
Jon Standing
Sherry West
Robert Wetzell
Howard Wilcox
Nineteen Juniors Named For Sachem at KU
Nineteen junior men have been named to Sachem, the honor society for seniors at Kansas University. The selected include John Stephen Callahan Independence Edward M Dolson Kansas City Missouri Ivan Roy Eastwood Summerfield Rochard R Endacott Bartlesville Theodore Eugene Hall Garden City William E Harper Topeka Robert Lee Henderson Garden City Gerald Edward Holmberg Lenexa Lance F Johnson Wymore Nebraska Michael Joseph Johnston Independence Missouri Larry James Kevan Kansas City Kansas Wendell Edward Koerner Jr Jefferson City Missouri Stanley Allan Lehman Abilene Robert Arthur Nebrig Jr Leavenworth Raymond L Nichols 1617 Alabama Harry Joseph Reitz Jr Kansas City Missouri Larry Charles Schooley Kiowa Thomas Wesley Van Dyke Leavoon Kenneth Jay Wagnon Wichita
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Sachem
Kansas University
John Stephen Callahan
Independence
Edward M. Dolson
Kansas City
Ivan Roy Eastwood
Summerfield
Rochard R. Endacott
Bartlesville
Theodore Eugene Hall
Garden City
William E. Harper
Topeka
Robert Lee Henderson
Gerald Edward Holmberg
Lenexa
Lance F. Johnson
Wymore
Neb
Michael Joseph Johnston
Phi Kappa Theta Emerges at Kansas University
Phi Kappa Theta replaces Phi Kappa and Theta Kappa Phi after merger of 39 and 26 chapters to form a single Catholic social fraternity at KU. Initiation started with mass for Epsilon chapter and a banquet and open house planned as Harley Russell oversees charter reception. August M. Schroepfer, a Phi Kappa founder, sees his son M. Waldo join as charter member.
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Phi Kappa Social
Kansas University
Phi Kappa Theta
Phi Kappa
Theta Kappa Phi
Phi Kappa Fraternity
August M. Schroepfer
Potwin
M. Waldo
Ku’s Epsilon
Harley Russell
Topeka
Lecompton Group Plans Farm Aid For Sick Neighbor
A group of 15 to 20 men from Lecompton will bring tractors Thursday to the Frank Walter farm near Lecompton to plow all farmable land. The Pamcheta Club women will serve a noon lunch. Walter suffered a heart attack about a month ago, prompting friends to organize the aid.
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Lecompton
Frank Walter
Pamcheta Club
Walter
Billings and Kindred Win Allen Award at KU
Robert G. Billings of Russell and Lynn H. Kindred of Emporia both three letter guards on the Kansas University basketball team share the Dr. F. C. Allen award for 1959. The $50 prize is given each spring to the graduating senior with the highest scholastic average among varsity athletes. Billings majors in economics and history while Kindred studies chemistry.
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Robert G. Billings
Russell
Lynn H. Kindred
Emporia
Kansas University
Dr. F. C
Phog) Allen
Dr. Allen
Billings
Kindred
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Courtroom roundup of sentencing and bonds in Topeka and beyond
In County Court Richard Leon Smith of Topeka received 30 days in jail for assault and battery and posted a 500 dollar appeal bond. Donald Sears of Kansas City Missouri was fined 50 dollars and costs for open bottle. Corwin J. Pierson from Opal Ruth Pierson and Gwendolyn Loraine Potter from Lyle Melvin Potter are listed in filings.
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Richard Leon Smith
Topeka
Donald Sears
Kansas City
Corwin J. Pierson
Opal
Ruth Pierson
Gwendolyn Loraine Potter
Lyle Melvin Potter
Woman clears suspect in Georgia mob incident
In Quitman Georgia a white woman harmed by a Black man identified Jesse Graham Jr as not the attacker after viewing the surrendered suspect in custody. A crowd of about 600 hunted for the assailant while officials moved Graham to Thomasville jail to avert mob violence.
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Quitman
Jesse Graham Jr
R. W. Jones
Graham
Thomasville
Jones
Poplarville
Miss
Rgin
Student leader and NMS winners highlighted in Kansas school pages
William, active in readings and extemporaneous speaking, served as a 1958 Sunflower Boys State representative and campaigned for school offices at LHS. He attended the 1957 Speech Institute at Kansas State and the Instituto Internacional de Espanol in Saltillo Mexico. Twelve Kansas students were named NMS winners with Wichita East boasting two.
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Sunflower Boys’ State
Wichita
LHS
Speech Institute
Kansas State University
Instituto Internacional de Espanol
Saltillo
Coahuilla
Mexico
Kansas
Wichita East
Lawrence High
Polio Shots Planned in Five Lawrence Schools
Polio vaccinations will be administered to elementary students in Lawrence on Thursday and Friday mornings. On Thursday doses will be at East Heights, McAllaster and Pinckney, while Friday shots are scheduled for Woodlawn and New York schools.
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Lawrence
East Heights
McAllaster
Pinckney
Woodlawn
New York
Albers Elected President Elect of Kansas Dental Assn
Dr. John Albers is elected president elect of the Kansas Dental Association. He will advance to the presidency next year after Dr. Herbert L. Stone of Cedar Vale completes his term, following the installation Tuesday at the annual Topeka convention.
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John Albers
The
Kansas Dental Assn
Herbert L. Stone
Cedar Vale
Topeka
Final Lecture Tonight by Dr. Badawy on Pre-Hellenic Art
Visiting professor Dr. Alexander Badawy from Cairo delivers the final lecture in his six part series on Art and Archeology of the Pre Hellenic World at 7 30 tonight in the Jayhawk Room Kansas Union.
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Alexander Badawy
Cairo
Egypt
Jayhawk
Kansas Union
Jehovah's Witnesses Sponsor a Film Here
The Lawrence congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses will show the color film The Happiness of the New World Society at 7 30 p m Wednesday and Thursday at Kingdom Hall 646 Ala St. The public is invited. Roy Hunich presiding minister notes the hour long program includes real scenes from world assemblies and answers about the group produced by the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society.
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The
New World Society
Lawrence Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
Ala. St
Roy Hunich
World Assemblies of Jehovah's Witnesses
Watchtower Bible and Tract Society
English tests and clinics aim to cut college failure rate
KU English officials discuss high failure rates on a campus writing test. Dykstra says many delay the test until senior year and may need more than one attempt. Albrecht notes daily 3 to 5 p m clinics offer help, and failing students are informed of the aid.
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Dykstra
W. P. Albrecht
Albrecht
English Department
Clinic Discussion Set at 8 Tonight
The county health meeting at Plymouth Congregational Church north meeting room starts at 8 with Bert Nash Mental Health Clinic officials Dr. H. G. Whittington Dr. William A. Binns and Donald Hall discussing clinic expansion. Public input supported by Mrs. Dwight J. Mulford and Jack Harris.
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Bert Nash
Plymouth Congregational Church
H. G. Whittington
William A. Binns
Donald Hall
Dwight J. Mulford
Jack Harris
Whittington
Binns
Hall
Harris
Memorial Hospital Names and Birth Announcements
A list of residents and addresses includes Milly McGraw of Tonganoxie and others from DeSoto Eudora and Richland. Births reported for H G Cunningham Richland Gerald Warren and Roderick McDonald with daughters and a son. Old Swedes Church Philadelphia noted as oldest in the city, built in 1700.
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Milly McGraw
Tonganoxie
David McHenry
McLouth
Phyllis Tilley
DeSoto
Ronald Miller
Maxine Patchen
Ohio St
E. Ridings
Oma Neal
Eudora
Mary Cuningham
Adolph Reuter
Catherine Warren
Richland
Lucien Hollingsworth
E. 23Rd
H. G. Cunningham
Gerald Warren
Roderick McDonald
Greever
Philadelphia
Truman Tackles Hysteria in Constitution Lectures
President Truman addressed 400 Columbia University students on hysteria and witch-hunting. He called the U S Constitution the great legal document and urged students to read it often to safeguard their liberties, saying a hundred readings reveal new details.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
Columbia University
Murphy to New York for annual university meetings
Dr. Franklin Murphy chancellor of Kansas University departs for New York City for annual meetings with the National Association of State Universities and the State Universities Association. A Willlow Springs Township board in Douglas County Kansas votes to hold a special election May 12 to decide on a 3 mill tax for two years to fund road improvements.
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Franklin Murphy
Kansas University
New York City
National Association of State Universities
The
State Universities Assn
Special Election Proposed 3 Mills Tax in Willow Springs
Notice to Willow Springs Township voters of a May 12 special election in Douglas County Kansas to decide a 3 mill tax for two years to improve township roads excluding areas inside a third class city. Election hours 8 am to 6 pm at Township Hall with a majority determining the outcome.
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Lawrence Daily Journals World
Willow Springs
Douglas County
Kansas
V. Kring
Dana Hobson
Lester Schwartz
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Willow Springs Township
W. Kring
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