Soviet Premier Bulganin not on East tour health claims
Soviet Embassy in Berlin stated Premier Bulganin, 62, is not being omitted from the East Germany visit for health reasons. Western papers speculated on a Kremlin shakeup, but Moscow dispatches say Bulganin appeared tired after a Czechoslovak tour and a Moscow source denied any health-based exclusion.
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Germany
West
Bulganin
Kremlin
West Berlin
Kreme
Bulgania
Khrushchev
Romania
Tito
Communist Party
V. M. Molotov
Lazar Kaganovich
Georgi Malenkov
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Bubanin
Ex-Sen George dies at 79 after long heart illness
Former Georgia Senator George, a 34 year veteran and longtime Foreign Relations chair, died Sunday at 79 after heart disease. He retired to his Vienna home, with funeral at Hirst Baptist Church and burial at Vienna Cemetery. Senate and many lawmakers prepared to attend.
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George
Vienna
Mile
Towwtt
Washington
Senate
George” Bykce
Eisenhower
Georgia
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U.S
United Nations
Civil rights bill fate in Congress debated
Demo leaders discuss passing civil rights bill with help from Southern Democrats and some Republicans. They consider veto risk, Senate version, and tactics to delay until January while Sen Humphrey calls the move premature burial and Sen Mahaney urges sincere effort to advance the measure.
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Congress
House
Senate
Congr
Martin
Nee Committee
Wead
Sion
Sen
Humphrey
Minn
Mahaney
Drunkenness convictions yield suspended sentences
Two men faced penalties on drunkenness charges in a pole county court. George Franses of BY Was sentenced to a total penalty but suspended for being drunk. Freigen Jeaves and Jack Coppinger of Tulsa received concurrent suspensions for their alcohol related charges.
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Pole Csert
George Franses
Freigen
Jack Coppinger
Tulsa
Lalu
Isilan
Coppinger Jenies
Senators Hear Story Of Phantom Union
Sen McClellan and the Senate Rackets Investigating Committee heard testimony from WASITINGTON JP Sam Getlan secretary treasurer of a New York Jewelery workers local about his name and office being used as president of a phantom Teamsters Local 258. Getlan said the explainable reason was that officers were needed, while committee members aimed to trace how a union charter moved through a succession of manipulated individuals in New York City.
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Wasitington
Sam Getlan
New York
International Jevelry Workers Union
Deaths and Funerals Mumford 75 at home in Lawrence
Robert Lewis Mumford 75 died Sunday morning at 19 Perry Street. Services set for Tuesday at Ninth Street Baptist Church with Rev W Sims and Rev Frank J Brown officiating. Burial Maple Grove Cemetery. Calling hours at Bowser Lee Mortuary today until noon Tuesday. Mumford a lifelong Lawrence resident worked 47 years for Shaw Lumber Co starting as a dessertman. Survived by sons Leon Mumford Roth Alfurd Hubert Mumford Jr. a daughter Mrs. Myers, a wife Ada Citar and many grandchildren.
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Robert Lewis Mumford
Lewis Mumford
Perry St
Ninth Street Baptist Church
W. 2. Sims
Frank J. Brown
Maple Grove Cemetery
Bowsers Lee Mortuary
Mumford
Lawrence
Shaw Lumber Co
Fae Sons
Leon Mumford
Roth Aluinfird
Hubert Mumford Jr
Wola
Divorced Couple Seeks Court Action Against David Apperson
A divorce suit filed by Asi dur discern fees baat against David L. Apperson proceeds in the court of record. The petition seeks relief and related payments as part of the marital dissolution case.
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Aperperson
David L. Apperson
Nixon Plans A Short Rest
President Nixon plans a two week de calition in California after Congress adjourns. California politics loom large as Senator Knowland prepares a gubernatorial bid and may signal a GOP presidential run in two years.
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Nixon
Washington
Calfornia
Congress
California
Smpon
Nieson
Sen
Knowlan
Ur-Calif
Knowland
Knight
Pri
Y. Xen
Memorial Hospital Pupation Badges and Dismissals List
Dismissed: Mrs Joy Hadden and baby, several named local residents, and multiple families including Mrs Delar Brookings, Mrs Grace Baldwin, and Mrs Doris Pedrick with newborns. A Parked Car Jot incident on Kentucky Street caused $350 damage to a vehicle owned by Glenn Long. Births: Mr and Mrs Frank W Sherran announce a daughter. Mr and Mrs Darrell Browning announce a daughter. Wyoming University track showdown yet to be decided as Skyline Conference title remains unsettled.
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May Thena
Tonawnosie
Phyllis Holgar
Ronnie Bond
Barker Ave
Richard Jones
Kansas City
Delar Brookings
Harper Ave
Aston Womack
Topeka
Delores Finch
Tanganexie
Richard Armstrong
Tennabeth Coleman
Jean Goff
Aton
Grace
Baldwin
Doris Pedrick
Baby Bay
Marry Winter
Raxmount McDavid
Desoto
Lola Vandersiiee
Tongann
Marstarkes
Dee L. Brown
Glenn Long
N. Y. St
Kentucky Street
Frank W Sherran
Sunday
Wyoming University
Darrell Browning
Motulay
Bob Compton Joins J-W Advertising Staff
Ottawa’s Bob Compton today joined the Journal-World as an advertising salesman. He previously spent years in Ottawa Herald advertising, served in the Air Corps during World War II, is married with four children, and plans to move his family to Lawrence soon.
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Bob Compton
Ottawa Today
The
Journal-World Sab
Ottawa Herald
Air Corps
Compton
Marcyried
Lawrence
Local KU Fresh Preview Sees 24 Young People Attend
Twenty four Lawrence students were among 180 prospective freshmen at KU Preview. They met with deans and completed proficiency and physical exams required for new students. The group included Charles Cornwell, Judy Gorton, Nancy Carstaf son, Jolene Hardiman, Yvonne Herren, Gary Holladay, Kenneth Midgett, Martha Jo Shultz, David Starr, James Thomas, Terry Vogler, and John Wooden among others.
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Lawrence
K.U
Kansas University
Charles Cornwell
Tenn
Carol Hdwards
Judy Gorton
SBS Tk
Judy Gray
Haskell Institute
Nancy Carstafson
Stratford Rd
Jolene Hardiman
21St St
Marilyn Harlan
Ohio St
Clifford E. Hatch
Prospect St
Yvonne Herren
Gary Holladay
Ann Kirkpatrick
Ind
Donald A. Leidengood
R.I. St
Rosa Lind
Ind. St
Stanley McNish
Pawnee Ave
Gary Midgett
22Nd St
Kenneth Midgett
Judith Matt
Dale R. Oakson
20Th St
Terr
Martha Jo Shultz
David GL. Starr
James DB
Thomas
Terry Vogler
Hilltop Dr
Dorothy Wheeler
Mont, St
John Wooden
M. A. St
Eudora Centennial Hosts 160 Old Settlers in Lawrence Tent
Visiting old settlers, many in their 70s and 80s, lingered through the day at a Lawrence tent during the Eudora Centennial, sharing tea and home made cookies as hostesses reported. Lawrence barbers voted Sunday to raise prices, regular cuts to 1.50 and special cuts to 1.75, with a Kansas State Barbers Board representative present. The move mirrors a statewide trend with Topeka barbers having acted earlier.
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Eudora
Lawrence
Kansas State Barbers’ Board
Topeka
Hoffa Denies Plans For Union Walkout
Hoffa denied any plan for a union walkout while in Atlantic City on the eve of a one day Building Trades meeting with AFL CIO leaders. He urged that all issues be resolved at the Midwest Teamsters convention, the first since a constitutional revision.
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Atlantic City
Pip Hen
Afl-Cio
Dabar Fedder
Tapskecepit
Dave Beck
Teamsters
Wmion
Abs-Cio Building and Construction ‘Trades Department
Hoffa
Midwest Teamsters
Tohn
Washington
Prnions
Centennial Games Feature Wide Participation and Races
Mayor Acaims presented books while University attendees praised the centennial events. Crowds enjoyed sack races potato races tug of war nail driving and a talent show with winners named for various categories. Strong participation marked both Saturday and Sunday contests with many families and local figures cheering on.
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Pare i
Acaims
University
Avere
Carman
Kreve
James Malin
History Department
Malin
Carl Williams
Robert Neis
Lester Massey
Glen Wilson
Glen Wilson Jr
Merle Morris
Conley Neal
Wilfred Trefz
Girl Centennial
Cherst Hamilton
Robert Hamilton
Terri Lee Bagby
Donald Bagby
Deana Jo Kirkman
Dean Kirkman
Dennis Trabant
Karen Kerr
Lawrence
Flu pneumonia dangers in WWI era medical view
The doctor notes that flu deaths stem from complications such as pneumonia. He recalls many deaths from flu pneumonia during World War I and argues modern medicine, aided by antibiotics and so called "wonder drugs," is better prepared to fight pneumonia today.
Mortality Now Low and Blood Samples Key in Flu Study
Health officials report mortality at about three percent of the usual level as blood samples from cases are analyzed. Dr TBlood notes no new aviation alerts. PAHOA outlines steps to confirm whether a new flu strain is present as weeks-long testing proceeds. Most samples show typical cold symptoms, with expected cases rising in coming weeks.
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Hood
Bern
Paper Company President Tells Rotary About New Product Developed Here
The Lawrence Paper Company president Justin Ei describes a new corrugated paper form for concrete pours and water drains. The form, called a pan, aids construction and is being used on projects including the Chesapeake River bridge in Maryland and Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs. The company forecasts strong sales growth and rapid air shipments for key orders. James A. Owen demonstrates slides for a new paper box factory in Fremont as R. W. McClure notes the company’s anniversaries and Rotary events. Club president Alex W. Donnelly outlines plans to host the upcoming Rotary District conference in March 1958.
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Lawrence Paper Company
Rotary
Justin Ei
Cancer
Air Force Academy
Topeka
Chesapeake River
Maryland
Hill
R. W.mcclure
Hargest
James A. Owen
Freemont
Alex W. Donnelly
Rotary District
Multiple Traffic Fatalities Reported Across Kansas
The weekend deaths raise Kansas traffic fatalities to 295 for the year, with victims including Anothernett and Arthur Johnson of Kansas City and Clyde Williams a farmer from north of Paola in a collision two miles south of Louisburg on Highway 69. Nicholas Perez, 22, of Beatrice Nebraska, died in a one car crash on a road northeast of Marysville. Two year old Gregory Breitenstein was killed when run over by a tractor trailer at a truck terminal. the death is not listed as a traffic fatality since it did not occur on a public thoroughfare.
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Breitenstein
Jaz
Provisions Cover Immediate Spending and Next Year Needs
Provisions authorize funding for immediate expenses and longer term needs, allowing money to carry over from one budget year to the next. This enables the government or organization to finance ongoing projects and avoid gaps between fiscal periods.
Former Lawrence Man Named to Executive Post
Former Lawrence resident William C Bursham has been promoted to employment supervisor at a local plant. He is an alumnus of Kansas University with a degree in business administration and is married with three children. The article notes his family background and career path, including military service and relocation from Easter Springs.
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Bell Telephone
Owen H. Smith
Lawrence Bell Telephone Co
William L. Collinson
Bell
Topeka
William C. Bursham
Riley Bureham
Lawrence
Fisher Body
Kainsas District Court
Lola Helm Harris
Curtis B. Harris
Playus
Burehan
Jranens University
Green
Bisiea
Daly
Bureham
Easter Springs
Lawrence Nations Bank
Burehm
Chidren
Tito Returns and Khrushchev Meet in Moscow Return
Report notes Tito’s party asserting independence from Moscow and the Khrushchev Tito accord seen as easing suspicions of foreign socialist parties. Observers speculate Tito may gain a prominent role in aligning socialists with the Soviet camp. Card of thanks from Ethel Canady thanks friends for support during hospital stay.
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Communist Party
Moscow
Titoe Kheushchev
Hass
Georet Malenkay
Vomm
Molotov
Tito
Kremlin
Fin’ Hospital
Ethel Canady
Senate approves new funding plan for four year projects
The proposed measure, already passed unanimously by the Senate, would authorize spending for projects over a four year period. It would grant authority to sign contracts for longer duration works while providing cash on a year to year basis.
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Fodaetoat
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Ness Saar
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Tie
Russia
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East Germany
Nikita Khrushchev
Vifansa
Garth Walter
Vintaearge
Ehpioniia
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Bose
Vatami
Democratic
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Hirst Baptist Church
Walter F. George
WW. Mole
Lawrence Ladi Na G
Aue Tanea
Selene Ralph Celvin
George Cy
Phantom’ Union
Gina
Gina Lollobrigija
Drago Milan Skofie
Rome
Memorial Hospital
Charles Hornberger Jr
Katherine Kuetster
Hrma Messenger
Philp Orilvie
Juedith McCoy
Joy Hadden
Oak Hill Ave
Harry Winters Sr
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Albuquerque, N.M
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Vermont
Old Salvation Army
Barlow Agency Real Estate Insurance
State Farm
M. R. Carlson
White House
George Hedrick
WM. R. Terrell
Fitch, North & CO
Cooper-Warren Mortuary
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Lawrence E Professional Ambulance Service
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