Segregation a Major Issue for Balloting Tuesday in Alabama
Alabama Democrats vote Tuesday in a primary centered on Governor James E. B. Folsom and his stance on racial segregation. Folsom seeks the Democratic national committeeman post amid criticism of a tepid stand on segregation, with delegates to the Democratic National Convention and other offices also on the ballot. A poll cited factions backing different candidates for president and party roles as the campaign highlights the issue of school integration and race as voters head to the polls.
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Montgomery
Ala
James EB. Folsom
Alabama
Folsom
Ties
Congress
Tion
Calecates
Iade
Stevenson
Oone
Netauver
Tenaordi
Averell
Nioisas
Folss
Evidree
Mya
Virus Behind Fifth Disease Pinpointed By Scientists
A Houston scientist reported the discovery of the virus causing fifth disease in children. The rash illness, called roseola infantum or erythema infectiosum, can mimic measles or scarlet fever and may be more common than previously thought.
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Houston
Tex
Society of Amer Partobolonists
Ex Convict Fry Is Free After Long Questioning
Kansas City police released 32 year old ex convict Carl Angus Fry after lengthy questioning in the slaying of Ronald Eugene Francisco a Kansas City underworld figure. Fry was arrested Saturday night with a 19 year old woman after Francisco was found shot to death in a parked car in the north end of the city. The woman was also released.
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Ansas City
Carl Angus Fry
Ronald Eugene Francisco
Kansas City
Fry
Francisco
Fugitive Nabbed After Terrorizing New Orleans Family
Leonard Caesar, 33, sought on rape charges, fled jail April 21 after wounding Warden Aton Diket. Police tracked him through the French Quarter where he held a couple at pistol point. He leaped from a wall to a patio, was wounded by officers, and taken to Charity Hospital in critical condition.
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New Orleans
Leonard Caesar
Caesar
Aton Diket
Charity Hospital
KU Medical Leader to Study in Norway Under Fulbright
Dr. Ralph I. Canuteson KU Student Health Service director sails to Oslo University Norway for two months then tours the United States to study college health and public health installations. He will work under a Fulbright award and has been KU health head since 1928. He recently earned the Samuel J. Crumbine Medal for 1956.
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Ralph I. Canuteson
Kansas University
Osla University
Norway
Oslo
Aege Haagenrud
United States
State Department
Canuteson
K. U
Samuel J. Crumbine
Schulz Named Cartoonist of the Year by National Cartoonists Society
Charles M. Schulz creator of the Peanuts strip, which runs daily in the Journal-World, was named cartoonist of the year by the National Cartoonists Society. Schulz, 31, from Minneapolis, began the strip in 1950 and its popularity has grown for its portrayal of child quirks.
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Charles M. Schulz
Peanuts
Journal-World
National Cartoonists Society
Schulz
Minneapolis
United Features Syndicate
County Traffic Fine Levied in Tecumseh Case
Paul G. Kreipe of Tecumseh was fined ten dollars and costs in County Court for passing in a no passing zone on Saturday.
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Paul G. Kreipe
Tecumseh
L A Man Held After Strange Holdup Tour
Miles Smith, 50, was jailed on robbery suspicion after a cab tour of hold up sites. A station attendant identified him as the gunman who took $69.50, while cabbie Richard Hilger said Smith boasted of a robbery. The tour ended in Hollywood with a final fare and statement, prompting police to arrest Smith.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
Smith
Weekend wrecks cause 1400 dollars damage around Lawrence
Five accidents over the weekend in the Lawrence area caused about 1400 dollars in damage with no injuries. Drivers included Gordon L Lalsky and June Kathleen Hill of Topeka in a Saturday collision on U S Highway 40 near Sunset Theater.
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Lawrence
Gordon L. Lalsky
Kathleen Hill
Topeka
U. S. Highway 40
Mélba Elsrade
Kansas City
Reno
William Dean Cunningham
Midland
James LeRoy Huntington
Forbes Afb
Nobel laureate Pauling to give KU chemistry lecture
Linus Pauling 1954 Nobel Prize winner will deliver the eighth annual E. C. Frank lin Memorial Lecture Monday May 7 at Fraser Theater Kansas University. He will discuss The Structure of Proteins sponsored by Alpha Rho Chapter Phi Lambda Upsilon.
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Linus Pauling
E. C. Franklin
Kansas University
Pauling
Fraser Theater
Alpha Rho Chapter
Phi Lambda Upsilon
Prof
Franklin
K. U. Chemistry
Gates and Crellin Laboratories
Alpha Phi Hosts State Day Event at Delta Gamma House
Alpha Phi will host the State Day event Sunday at the Delta Gamma chapter house 1602 High P. Registration opens at 11 a.m. State chairman Mrs. Frank Stockton leads with committee chairs from Topeka and Wichita. Alumnae may reserve by May 1 with full name chapter and address.
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Alpha Phi Fraternity
Delta Gamma
Frank Stockton
Thurlow West
Topeka
Armin Weiskirch
Wichita
Robert Hays
Conant Wait
Alpha Phi
Hilary Bush
Kansas City
Weiskirch
West
Upsilon
Washburn University
Gamma Delta
Chapter
Kansas University
Stockton
Ind. St
PTA Ice Cream Social and East Heights Spring Program Recap
The Centen igi School PTA hosts an ice cream social from 6 30 to 9 00 pm on Friday May 11 with pies cakes donated by fourth to sixth grade mothers and refreshments. East Heights School stage program featured music dances tumbling acts and art displays honoring retiring Miss Todd and janitor George Newton who leaves for health reasons.
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Centenigi
Frank Green
Thomas Longley
East Heights School
Glingenpeel
Milan
Merton Harmon
PTA
Klaus Abegg
George Newton
Ed Gilbreath
Susan Todd
East Heights
Miss Todd
Eddie Fisher Heads to Hollywood to Become Father
Eddie Fisher leaves New York for Hollywood to pursue movie stardom while preparing for fatherhood. He and Debbie Reynolds expect a baby around November and discuss potential names as they plan to move to the Pacific Palisades. Fisher's NBC singing program was renewed for three years and he smiles at the prospect of fatherhood and their forthcoming film project.
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Earl Wilson
New York
Eddie Fisher
Hollywood
Essex House
Debbie
Eddie
Eddie Jr
Cathy
NBC
Tammy
Pacific Palisades
Humphrey Denounces Ike Veto at Oklahoma Democratic Event
Senator Hubert Humphrey in Oklahoma blasted President Eisenhower for vetoing the farm bill. He called the action proof of Republican unwillingness to offer a fair deal for American agriculture and cited economic and social blindness in GOP leadership.
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Oklahoma
Humphrey
R-Minn
Eisenhower
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CMD Mag
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Patsy
Frank and
Lynn Loesser
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Baldwin
Ernie Acher
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