Air Force to take orders from Quarles after Talbott departure
Harold Talbott resigns as Air Force secretary amid controversy over profits from an outside venture. Donald A. Quarles, an air force research engineer, to be sworn in by recess appointment. Quarles brings three decades of missile and weapons work to the Pentagon, succeeding Talbott as Wilson’s aide. The transition follows Talbott’s 30 months in Washington and a farewell with 1800 airmen and 10 jet bombers present.
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Washington
Air Force
Harold E. Talbott
Donald A. Quarles
Talbott
Quarles
Senate
Eisenhotwer
Defense Wigon
Pentagon
Connie
Wilson
Air Force Review
Ball Laboratories
Arkansas
Englewood
N.J
Leaders and gear faulted after Mt Temple climb deaths
A Banff coroner's jury ruled equipment and leadership inadequate for the July climb of 11,636-foot Mt Temple where seven U S youths perished in an avalanche. The panel exonerated the Canadian Park Department, praising rescue efforts. The group, linked to Wilderness Camps led by William Kershaw of Philadelphia, included Luther Seddon, 3B, St Louis.
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Banfy
Alta
Mt. Temple
U. S
Canadian Park Department
Plana
Mt. Runle
Banff National Park
William, Kershaw
Chesnut Hill “Academy of
Philadelphia
Luther Seddon
St St. Louis, Mo
Camp McCoy News Signals Peak Guard Strength
At Camp McCoy Wisconsin the National Guard reaches peak summer strength as more than 4,000 troops train. The 9,000-man 3rd National Guard Division heads home to Kansas and Missouri, while the 321st Logistical Command from Fort Wayne Indiana and the 3437th Reserve Service Unit from Kansas City Missouri arrive with attached units from eight states for weekend exercises.
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Mccoy
Wis
Wisconsin
3Th National Guard
Kansas
Missouri
Johy McCoy
321St
Fort Wayne
Ind
States
3437Th
Kansas City
Funeral Set for Young Leading Lady in Italy
A sorrowing American troupe in Milan plans funeral services for a young leading lady, Jean Bradley, 28, described in fragmented lines as an airy read. The report notes location and date details are incomplete but indicates a memorial in Italy for the deceased performer.
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Italy
Milan
Indy Today
Jean Bradley
Demonstrations in Bombay protest Portuguese rule in Goa
Police armed units kept demonstrators at bay during a one day general strike called by Communist and socialist unions to back India's push to seize control of the Portuguese enclave. The events in Bombay reflect coordinated civil action amid power production tensions in Sweden.
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Bombay
Goa
India
Water Skiing Made Easy for All Ages
Youths and adults can now enjoy water skiing with simple steps and thrills on the water. The American Water Ski Association offers illustrated booklets with detailed learning instructions at 807 N Michigan Ave, Chicago.
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American Water Ski Association
Michigan Ave
Chio, I
Weeks Defends Free Enterprise Against Critics
Secretary of Commerce Weeks says recent criticism of businessmen in government is an attack on the free enterprise system by those who disagree with this administration. He declined to name suspects, cites House actions on BAC files and defenses confidentiality while noting the defense act hearings as evidence of the attack amid a period of prosperity and a stable dollar.
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Washington
Weeks
Celler
D-Ny
Departments Business Advisory Council
Cellier
House
BAC
Wocs
Former Wyoming Governor Crane Dies at 77
Cheyenne Wyoming veteran Republican leader Ge Cr ane died last night at the Veterans Administration Hospital. He served as acting governor in 1949 and was a former president of the University of Wyoming. Death attributed to complications of old age.
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Cheyenne
Wyo Ua
Ge. Crane
Wyoming
University of Wyoming
Veteran’s Administration Hospital
Polio Agency Urges Immediate Help From Chapters
New York The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis asks solvent chapters to provide funds to sustain the polio patient aid program. Basil O Connor reports 52 511 185 raised in March of Dimes last January, 12 million short of needs. He states 60 percent of chapters are solvent while 40 percent are destitute and many have had to be rescued this year.
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New York
National Foundation For
O'Connor
Magazines Production Explained by Kiwanis Meeting
James Black of Kansas Color Press outlined Lawrence operations at the Kiwanis Club meeting. The firm executes contracts for magazines and circulars, used 335 carloads of paper last year, and accounts for more than half of Lawrence post office receipts. The Color Press employs 150 workers, printing 60 million magazine copies and 35 million broadside copies annually, with no local customers. It began in Liberal with circular printing and moved to Lawrence to serve Kansas City area clients.
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Lawrence
James Black
Kansas Color Press
Kiwanis Club
Eldridge
Color Press
Black
Color Presa
Liberal
Kansas City
Lawrence neighbors share news and travels
Norbert Mize and family greet friends at the Methodist church. Midgett couple plan moving to southeast Lawrence by September first. Hiddleston recovers from stroke. England child improves after rheumatic fever. Coleman family moves to Sheldon estate. Midway Cafe closes for August. Wolfe visits Leavenworth. Barth family hosts weekend guests. Davis caretakes east town home. Girsch visits Kansas City parents. Sigman family aids granddaughter in KC. Osburn and Morgan commute to Kansas City for work. England, Maack families connect with former neighbors. Hodge weakened, cared for by daughter Gab le. Gabrie family returns from Colorado visit. John Whitelaw travels from Lawrence to visit relatives in Oregon and Washington. Oeschlaeger hospitalized in KC for leg injury and visits. Youth Bible conference trip to Sedalia and Colo. Longstreets attend Brigadoon in Kansas City. William Burch, 72, dies near DeSoto. survived by nephew Rosene Collins. Funeral held with Rev. Dudley officiating. burial at Monticello. Local Eastern Star quartet performs. Masonic rites at graveside. Numerous locals drive to Bonner Springs for funeral. others visit and return with Johnson County ties.
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Norbert Mize
Beulah Wolfe
Calvin Moll
Moll
Leavenworth
Bill Barth
Calvin i. Davis
Harry Girsch
Kansas City
Robert Sigman
Sigman
Virginia Osburn
Bonnie Morgan
Harlan England
Fred Maack
C. B. Hodge
Frances Gable
Arthur Gabrie
Colorado
John Parker
Boulder
Colo
Parker
K.U
Lawrence
John Whitelaw
Northwest
Portland
Ore
Mary Ricke
Corvallis
H. N. Whitelaw
Whitelaw
Seattle
Wash
Oysterville
Crater Lake
Calvin J. Davis
Charles Oeschlaeger
Sedalia
Guy V. Longstretve
Starlight Theater
William Burch
DeSoto
Johnson County
Rosene Collins
Burlingame
Bonner Springs
Hoyt A. Dudley
DeSoto Methodist Church
Florence Scott
Lotte Bowling
Esther ,Ellis
Martha Schmidt
Eastern Stat
Monticello
L. F. Taylor
Harry Dicken
Nannie Marshall
Ferrell Martin ‘Son
O. Wright
Ernest Sigman
Luke Pell
Doyle Chapman
Loui R. Penner
James Shuert
Ill Sister of Mrs J Russell Jones Passes Age 95
Mrs. John Whitelaw reports the serious illness of her sister Mrs. J Russell Jones of Springfield Missouri, age 95, who has not been well since a broken hip nine years ago. She has visited De Soto and Lawrence, with family members in Kansas City visiting. Dorothy Steed Mize of Lawrence spent Sunday with her father Earl Steed and brother-in-law.
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John Whitelaw
J. Russell Jones
Springfield
Jones
Whitelaw
Dorothy Steed Mize
Lawrence
Earl Steed
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