Russia Big Winner In Syria Argument
Russia gains leverage as Syria-US diplomatic spat escalates. Damascus expels U S ambassador and a Syrian envoy while Washington names two more officials "persona non grata" and orders their departure. Washington protests Syrian charges of a plot to topple Kuwait. Relations continue to deteriorate as Soviet influence rises while U S influence wanes.
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Wasitington
Russia
Syria
United States
Middle East
Washington
Farui Zemeddine
Dhar
U.S
Damascus
J S. Moosedp
Aval
Tomiert
Hlassin Zakarne
Eine Basse
Zeineddine
Ale Realy
Zeimeddine
Zakaria
Shakri Kuwatly
Kuwatly
Howard Stone
Francis J. Jeton
Col
Robert W. Molloy
Asst
William Rountree
Mamun Hamai
Rountree
Hamai
Zeineddine and
Egypt
U S Income Rises in July to 2014 Level
Washington reports July personal income at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 343 billion dollars, up 750 million from June. With 1712 million population, the July rate averages about 2014 dollars per person, roughly 40 more than June. Agricultural income dropped by about 106 million, totaling 15.4 billion. The June rate stood at 137 billion as the highest ever.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Disarmament Talks Demand Base and Troop Withdrawals
Russia urged the disarmament conference to require removal of foreign military bases and withdrawal of foreign troops from East and West Germany as part of any plan to slow the global arms race.
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London
Russia
Disarmament Conference
West Germany
Memorial Hospital Admit List Miscellaneous Names
A reader list from Memorial Hospital shows numerous admitted persons and addresses including Mrs. Dorothy Grammer Route 4 Ina Dickinson 1029 Ky St Mrs Grace Hery 4 Shultz Route 1 Doris Schaake 1324 Ro 1 St Patrician Wolmes Grand Rapids Leora Hartenstine 4860 a St Edyth Potts 743 Ro To St Clare Burteh Wren Building George Reneau Indianapolis Ind Edith Evans Oskaloosa Pearl Hickman 52 Cal Donna McClain 19 La Ronnie Bennett Leavenworth Mrs Martha Faamkuhle Leavenworth Pa Pauline Haug Montoursville Ma Martha Dirk Rowe 5 Lena Riley Eudora Homer Gerstenberrer Eudora Geneauve Tedrow and baby 7h0S Cadet Ave Pa ticle Molnic Crand Rapids Mich Airs Lyr Vundy and baby boy Tonesnngie Bidyth Potts 74 ROT Sts Virw einka Littlard baby girl 1637 N WH St David Rheaite Hollidaysburg Pa Barbara Meredith baby girl 4th St Cora Ashby 2046 By Si
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Tom Henson
Mansfield
Ohio
Dorothy Grammer
Ina Dickinson
Grace Hery
Beulah Riddie
Nancy Kirkis Powell
Euder Dazis Schrader
Pauline Haug
Montoursvile
Martha Dirk
Rowe
Lena Riley
Eudora
Homer Gerstenberrer
Geneauve Tedrow
Molnic Crand Rapids
Mich
Bidyth Potts
Rot
Virweinka Littlard
Nwh
David Rheaite
Hollidaysburg
Pas
Barbara Meridith
Grave Here
Cora Ashby
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
Word reached Lawrence relatives of the unexpected death of Dr. H W Hutchinson former dentist here at his Sutherlin Oregon home. Body to be returned to Lawrence for burial with date TBA. Also notices for Earl Brandt Allen 80 of 911 Mo St who died Wednesday in Lawrence Memorial Hospital funeral Saturday at First Presbyterian with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Allen was an insurance underwriter with Kansas City firms and later with Ladard Life in Lawrence. Survivors include wife Luella and three sons Harold Wilson and Donald Keith with a brother Dr Claude H Allen of St Louis. Contributions to Presbyterian Student Center at KU or Cancer Fund. Other lines note Mr and Mrs Clarence Jeavis, a daughter wed, Pvt and Mrs Robert Gareia, and mention the great statue of the Sphinx in Egypt being 189 feet long.
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H.W. Hutchinson
Sutherlin
Ore
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Hutchinson
Perso
Earl Brandt Allen
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
First Presbyterian Church
Albert G. Parker III
Memorial Park Cemetery
Brandt
Yantisville
Business Men's Assurance& Co
Kansas City
Oldly-Weds Reunite After 54 Years In New York Arrival
A 74 year old Camille Lambert and 72 year old former Mrs. John Beck arrived in New York from France to start a new life in America. They married again after first meeting in France as youngsters and enduring earlier marriages. They plan to visit relatives and may settle in Denver after visiting children in Marshalltown and other towns.
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New York
France
America
Camille Lambert
John Beck
Tipton, Kas
Lambert
Luxemburg
Camille
United States
Nicholas Hollerich
Mankato
Minn
Murned
Europe
MM. M. Schmitt
Marshalltown
Town
Denver
Oklahoma Predicted to Win 10th Big Eight Title
Sixty seven sports writers polled by the University of Kansas forecast Oklahoma will capture its 10th consecutive Big Eight football championship. Colorado likely second, Missouri and Kansas tied for third, with Nebraska fourth and Kansas State and Iowa State following. Oklahoma State excluded as ineligible until 1960.
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Lawrence Wi
University of Kansas
Oklahoma
University of Colorado
Kansas
University of Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas State
Iowa State
Oklahoma State
Kansas Sports News
Burea
Missouri
Frank Broyles
Lawrence names Leo Dugger new general manager
Leo Dugger, 41, formerly of Pittsburgh, has been named general manager of Rapid Transit Inc. in Lawrence. He has 12 years with Phillips Petroleum Co. as district representative and lives at 2109 Mass. St. Dugger replaces Challis R. Shaffer, who resigned after seven years. Shaffer plans to remain in Lawrence.
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Leo Dugger
Pittsburg
Rapid Transit Inc
Lawrence
Dugger
Phillips Petroleum Co
David
Gordon
Mass
St. Dugger
Challis R. Shaffer
Shaffer
Dancing permits processed under new Lawrence license plan
Lawrence officials announced application forms for dancing licenses are ready at City Clerk Harold Fisher’s office. The new system requires operator responsibility for licenses with fees ranging from 5 to 100 dollars depending on venue and beer service. Regulations bar alcohol, vulgar conduct, gambling, and other disorder. police may revoke licenses and inspect premises. The move followed repeated proposals to repeal the old beer and dancing ban as annexation tied to local businesses.
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Lawrence
Harold Fisher
City Commission
Roy Bergen
23Rd and
la. Sts
Harrisburg Woman Elected L.L.A President
Miss Ford, elected president of the L.L.A. for a two year term, spoke of her call from God and her plan to preside over executive committee meetings and coordinate between local leagues and the national staff. She began League work at age 10 and may pursue teaching or parish work with graduate study likely in college.
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Harrisburg
U.S.C.A
L.L.A
League
Ford
Adult Education to Offer Millinery Class in Lawrence
Lawrence Adult Education plans a new millinery course led by E J Logsdon with Mrs Ethel Shreve of Shreve Millinery Kansas City as instructor. Classes run Wednesday mornings and afternoons, starting mid September, limited to 12 per group. Enrollment by phone at VI 3 0231 or VI 3 6466.
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Lawrence
E. J. Logsdon
Logsdon
Ethel Shreve
Logedon
Local Man Injured In Traffic Mishap
A local man, Robert Watson, 30, of 503 Mich. St., was treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a two car crash at 7th and Lyons. His station wagon overturned multiple times. Ray, Leon ard Richard Ray, 28, of 53g N. St., was not injured. Watson’s vehicle damage about 1500 and Ray’s about 150. Edith E. Potts, 64, of 743 A. 7 St., sprained wrist after being struck at 8th and N. H. St. and spent a night in the hospital. Edith Evans of Oskaloosa escaped serious injury when her car overturned six miles south of Lawrence on U.S. Highway 59. Evans treated for a bruised left elbow. Sheriff’s Office said Evans car overturned but landed on its wheels and was driven away. Police investigated three other minor accidents Wednesday.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
7Th and Lyons Sts
Robert Watson
Mich
Leonard Richard Ray
N. St. St
Ray
Edith E. Potts
A. 7 St
8Th
N.H. St
Carl B. Wilson
N. H. St
Edith Evans
Oskaloosa
Pleasant Grove Hill
Lawrence
U.S. Highway 59
Evans
Dr Fried Joins Union College Psychology Faculty
Dr Christopher Fried formerly an instructor at Kansas University in 1950 51 has been named assistant professor of psychology and counselor to students at Union College Schenectady New York. He served the Veterans Administration Hospital in Bedford Massachusetts for the past two years joining Union College this autumn 1950 51 context shows a career move.
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Christopher Fried
Kansas University
Union College
Schenectady
N.Y
Fried
Veterans Administration Hospital
Bedford
Mass
Grandmother Suited for Rescue in A Storm at Sea
Mrs. Nelson recalls being swept from deck during a storm as Bill Dozier grabbed her and a floating mattress. The storm rained and waves rose high while the trio battled the sea. Dawn brought Dozier’s swimming and a fishing boat answering a call for help.
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Mrs. Nelson
Bill
Prospects Fade For Rights Vote In House Clash
Washington reports prospects fade for quick action on the civil rights bill as House rules chief Rep. Howard W. Smith blocks immediate movement. Speaker Rayburn pressures acceptance of the Senate version with minor changes. the stalemate hinges on Dixie opposition and congressional adjournment timing.
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Howard W. Smith
D-Vale
Smith
Frosty
Congress
Dixie
Rayburn
Dtex
House
Senate
Astronomer Says Other Planets May Have Life
Clyde Tombaugh of New Mexico A&M College says life may exist elsewhere in the universe based on probability. He notes Earth is one of several planets revolving around billions of suns and rejects the idea that the universe was created solely for humans. Tombaugh, a Kansas University graduate, and his Kansas-born wife Burdette natives.
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Tombaugh
Kansas University
K.A
Burdette, Kas
Iceberg season ends as patrol logs record high bergs
Rest easy, maritime lanes clear as iceberg season closes. Captain Kenneth S. Davis of the International Ice Patrol notes the season ran from mid February to August 10, longer than usual, with 897 bergs sighted versus the normal 396. Mariners brace for safer Atlantic passage in coming months.
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Boston
Atlantic
Kenneth 5. Davis
Coast Guard
International Ice Patrol
Davis
Greek student dies aboard ship en route to New York
Nicholas Memmos a 17 year old Greek exchange student died aboard a liner trip to New York after landing he suffered abdominal pains an autopsy suggested bronchial pneumonia in fluenzal form while health officials urged further tests to confirm a flu diagnosis experts note autopsy alone cannot determine flu type tests take about two weeks readers learn Memmos was among about 200 foreign exchange students aboard the ship Arosa Skaxi which docked Tuesday near New York City
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New York
Nicholas Memmos
Arosa
Twining Succeeds Radford as Joint Chiefs Chairman
General Nathan F. Twining takes over as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff succeeding Admiral Arthur W. Radford. Twining, already familiar with the role, will outline to the new defense secretary how current econom y drives affect national security as Pentagon budgeting for next year begins.
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Washington
Air Force
Nathan F. Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Military High Command
Twining
Joint Chiefs
Hoyt Vandenberg
Defense
Weil H. MecKlroy
Charles E. Wilson
Pentagon
Giants Rally Past Dodgers as Thomas Drives In Four
Rookie Valmy Thomas hit a homer and a triple driving in four runs to carry the New York Giants to a 4 win over the Brooklyn Dodgers. In Cleveland, Chico Carrasquel belted a grand slam as the Indians beat the White Sox 5 4 to salvage the series opener.
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NEW York
Valmy Thomas
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cleveland
Chico Carrasquel
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Enrollment Friday at Kaw Valley School District 95
Kaw Valley School District 95 sets enrollment Friday from 1 30 to 3 PM at the old Kaw Valley building officials said today The event aims to register new students and update records for the upcoming term.
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Kaw Valley School District 95
Kaw Valley
Divorce Suits Filed in District Court
Suits for divorce have been filed in District Court by Violet M. Chappell against Owen L. Chappell and Bernita B. Conner against Richard Conner.
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Violet M. Chappell
Owen L. Chappell
Bernita B. Conner
Richard Conner
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