Khrushchev Targets Adenauer in East Berlin Speech
Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev denounced West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer as a threat to world peace in a speech at East Berlin’s railway station during a nine nation Moscow delegation visit. He praised the East German regime and highlighted Moscow East Berlin ties amid a victory rally atmosphere with marching troops and a bear hug from Walter Ulbricht.
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East Berlins
Khrushchev
Adenauer
Soviet Union
Adolf Hitler
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Moscow
Anastas Mikoyan
Andrei Gromyko
Walter Ulbricht
East Germany
Otto Grotewohl
East Berlin
Teen-Age Traffic Group To Expand Organization
Directors of the Kansas Teen-Age Traffic Assn plan to expand the group. Chapters operate in 69 high schools with teams visiting other schools to form traffic safety groups. State safety director Claud R. McCamment cites efforts to curb student drivers during school hours and to secure driver-training courses in all high schools.
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Topeka
Kansas
No-Crime Night in New York City Witnesses Police Patrol Surge
New York City conducted a city wide show of force with hundreds of gray clad student policemen patrolling streets from 6 pm to midnight to counter juvenile crime. No violent incidents were reported though youth offenders had killed 22 people this year, three in the last 11 days.
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New York
K U Will Shift Books Into Scientific Library
Kansas University plans to move books into the new scientific library, citing a 1955 56 faculty publication list from the Graduate School. The record shows 284 faculty across 43 departments produced 720 items including articles reviews books and editorials. Medicine leads with 19 contributions, followed by education political science entomology geology zoology and engineering with varied counts.
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Grant to Kansas University Library for books on modern India
The Matsonull Foundation of Honolulu awarded a second 300 grant for modern India books to the Kansas University Library. The initial grant was given in 1955.
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Kansas University Library
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Honolulu
Mood Music Smoothing Savage Breasts Across the Era
A sweeping look at mood music's rise as a major industry marking the hi fi era. Montovani leads mood selections with a gentle orchestral style while Columbia RCA Capitol MGM Mercury each harness notable ensembles. The piece notes chart positions and public fascination amid varied recordings and star names.
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Rachmaninoff
Trinidad
Columbia
Percy Faith
Paul Weston
RCA
Melachrino
Andre Kostelanetz
Capitol
Jackie Gleason
Moody
MGM
David Rose
Mercury
Antal Dorati
Minneapolis Symphony
Howard Hanson
Eastman Rochester Symphony
Montovani
London
Dorati
Johann “ Strauss
Fred Waring
Eudora
Amos Westerhouse
Gale Gerstenberger
Greg
Pete Lawson
Kenny
Karen
Eugene Westerhouse
Peggy
Weekend guest reunion links Gallatin pals after 35 years
Mrs Amyir Runnell of Gallatin Missouri visited Mrs Philip Lefmann Mr Lefmann and their sons over the weekend. The two women were schoolmates who had not seen each other for thirty five years.
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Amyir Runnell
Gallatin, Mo
Philip Lefmann
Lefmann and Sons
Runnell
Lefmann
Social News From Local Families and Guests
The week’s social calendar lists overnight visits and dinners among Gerstenbergers Westerhouses Plambecks Scheunemanns Lefmanns and other families. Guests include Miss Elisabeth Plambeck from Kansas City and Miss Jean Clark from Portland. Several members travel to Kansas City Rock Springs Ranch Wellsville and Colorado for visits teaching positions and vacations.
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Rock Springs Ranch
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Lawrence
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Topeka
Foley
Forbes Air Force Base
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Fred Papenhausen
Eudora
Lena Neidermeir
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Missouri Pair Faces Charges Once Blamed on a Kansan
CHANUTE Kansas Missouri couple Mr and Mrs McKinley Jones near Joplin will be tried in October on forging and passing a 48 check after a preliminary hearing in Chanute city court. Lucille Jones admitted passing 26 bad checks though her husband denies writing any. Police say he drove her to several towns where the checks were cashed while she claimed innocence. The arrest led to dropped charges against Chanute woman Dorothy Moerer who had previously served a prison term for passing forged checks.
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Missouri
Chanute
McKinely Jones
Joplin
Jones
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