Russians Expel American Economic Attache From Moscow
The Soviet Foreign Ministry ordered George Winters of the US Embassy to leave the USSR. Winters, 39, an economic attache, had been due to depart for a new post next month. Tass cited past espionage connections involving US officials and Winters as complicity in an American agent case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
George Winters
U.S
Soviet Union
Winters
Tass
Foreign Ministry
R. A. Langelfi
United States
Attache Winters
Washington
State Department
George Payne Winters Jr
Denver
Colo
Colorado College
Navy
Princeton University
Columbia University
Russian Institute
Georgetown University
Foreign Service
Atomic Energy Commission
Dennis Daugherty ends term as De Molay state leader
Dennis Daugherty a former Baldwin resident ended his term as state master councilor of the Kansas State Association of De Molay at the 57th annual conclave in Garden City. More than 250 delegates from over 25 chapters attended. Bert Walters of Wichita was elected to succeed him. Daugherty plans architecture studies at Kansas University this fall and has attended conclaves in Oklahoma Texas California and the Supreme Council meeting in Tucson. During his tenure two new chapters were started in Wellington and Hays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Daugherty
Baldwin
Kansas State Association
Order of de Molay
Mth
Garden City
Daugherty
Kansas University
Allan Daugherty
Wichita
Eugene Kramer
Bert Walters
Oklahoma
Texas
California
Supreme Council
Tucson
Ariz
Wellington
Hays
Mrs Emma May Chandler Dies at 86 in Kansas
Emma May Chandler 86 of 2314 Tenn St died this morning at the Samaritan Lodge. Funeral at 10 a.m. Monday Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev Paul Davis. burial at Hubbard Hill Cemetery, Tanganoxie. Survived by two daughters Mildred Springer and Ira Reddington, one son O B Chandler, seven grandchildren, 14 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild.
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Emma May Chandler
Tenn, St
Samaritan Lodge
Rumsey Funeral Home
Paul Davis
Hubbel Hill Cemetery
Tanganoxie
Mildred Springer
Ira Reddington
Raytown
O. B. Chandler
Wichita
Memorial Hospital Obituary Notices and Birth Announcements Thureday
A collection of hospital notices lists dozens of names with addresses and accompanying details. Entries mention hospitals in 2020 mass and various towns, noting births and family ties, including several babies and mothers. The fragmented OCR reads like a local society record with multiple individuals and relations.
Nixon to Speak At Kansas Rally In September
Vice President Richard Nixon has accepted an invitation to speak in Kansas during his presidential campaign. The site and date will be announced later, with a Sept 22 or 23 Kansas City area rally considered. Lawrence and Allen Fieldhouse or Memorial Stadium were suggested as possible venues.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Kansas
John Anderson
James Pearson
Fairway
Anderson
Nixon
Kansas City
Kan
Lawrence
Allen Fieldhouse
Memorial Stadium
Honor Roll Rise at Lawrence High for 1959 60
Lawrence High School announces the senior class of 1960 led by 50 students on the honor rolls. Twelve had all A grades, 38 earned averages of at least half A and half B. Sophomores featured 31 with seven all A’s, juniors ten all A’s and 13 at 2.50 or better, and overall multiple students posted 2.00 grade points or higher for the second semester.
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Lawrence High School
Louise Anderson
Barbara Balfour
Jim Fields
Betty Hatcher
Susan McCalla
Peggy McClung
David Michener
Joyce Murphy
Rudy Oberzan
Felicia Oldrther
Rex Strunk
Susan Whitney
Dudley Aflen
Joan Hiaur
Barbara Ericeson
Evelyn Fearing
Janet Heck
Cheries Lanning
Martha Murphy
Rhonde Riling
Robert Shenk
Norma Tate
Sharon Brandt
Pat YeSharo
Hildreth Hoecker
Steve Kiemp
Mary Ruth Lanning
Jeremy Paretsky
Tim Sommervile
Janice Aiken
Larry Akin
Anabelle Jayne
Linda Browning
Dennis Bud Bertie Campbell
Jimmy Coates
Barbara DeGraff
Dennis Fulcher
Gibson
Marilyn ‘Grantham
Tom Hill
Roger Golf
Larry Green
John Hartman
Justin H
Cindy Jones
Cheri Kitten
Pat Krimmer
Pat Lyons
Ed Mcbride
Rabeth Pagen
Jean Phillips
Cherie Pinet
Karen Puckel
Dennis Snodgrass
Diana Sparks
Sharon Stalcup
Jerry Vogel
Gacy White
Howard Wilcox
Bob Wilson
Kennedy's First Appeals to Vets at Detroit VFW
Senator John F. Kennedy urged Veterans of Foreign Wars members in Detroit at Cobo Hall to back a stronger defense policy calling for missiles, modernized conventional forces, airborne alert, and streamlined defense. He warned the era is dangerous and said the next president should ask Congress to accelerate missiles and expand armed forces.
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Kennedy
America
Cobo Hall
Detroit
Richard M. Nixon
VFW
Nixon
United States
Nixon Goes South to woo Dixie in 1960 campaign
Vice President Richard M Nixon launches a second campaign sweep in the South with a pledge to offer voters there a choice. He plans talks in Birmingham Alabama and Atlanta Georgia while NBC host Jack Paar pressed him on Eisenhowers remark about presidential decisions. Nixon defended his role in the administration saying he enjoyed the privilege of offering opinions and participating in high level discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
South
Birmingham
Ala
Atlanta
Nixon
Jack Paar
Nbc-Tv
Eisenhower
Cabinet
Security Council
Baker University Secures National Defense Loan Funds Boost
Baker University at Baldwin will receive 12735 dollars in National Defense Student loan funds for the coming school year. A 5094 dollar check will arrive in about two weeks. The allotment is 655 dollars larger than last year with cooperating schools contributing one fifth of the total into the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker University At Baldwin
National Defense
Flood Control Setback Narrows Lawrence Ring Dike Plan
A $50,000 Army Engineer study funding for a North Lawrence ring dike system to protect 8,000 acres was cut by a Washington conference committee. The four billion dollar public works bill still passes, excluding Lawrence money. Lawrence officials and Kaw Drainage District members campaigned in Washington for funding, with Kaw River projects totaling eleven. Mount Mauna Loa height is noted as 113,690 feet.
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Washington
Lawrence
Kansas
North
Kaw
Emil Heck
Douglas Kaw
Kohler ordered to reinstate workers and bargain with union
The five man NLRB board ruled Kohler Co must reinstate strikers or hire replacements and negotiate with UAW Local 83d. It rejected Kohler’s claim of fair bargaining and required disclosure of incentive data, immediate occupancy for evicted strikers, and full seniority dating to original hire dates. Critics noted the ruling targeted detective use and spying on the NLRB. David Rabinovitz praised the decision for workers and the broader labor movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Downing
NLRB
Kohler Co
UAW
Kohler
Sheboygan
David Rabinovitz
Lawrence City Golf Tourney Opens September 11
The Lawrence city golf tournament welcomes all golfers within five miles, Sept. 11 at Lawrence Country Club. 18 holes with flights and prizes. $3 entry, no LCC membership required. Separately, pheasant distribution begins on county farms as part of a potential full county game bird quota. KU athletic director Dutch Lonborg will return from Rome with a Mercedes-Benz. Mrs Lonborg accompanies him.
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Lawrence Country Club
LCC
Kansas Fish & Game Commission
Kansas
Kansas University
Dutch Lonborg
Lonborg
U.S
Germany
Market News Markets at a Glance New York AP
Stocks fall as trading remains quiet with mixed bond performance. Wheat trends higher on short covering while corn and soybeans rise on demand. oats advance with corn. Hog prices steady to 25 cents lower and cattle show no slaughter steer sales.
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New York
Wall Street Ends Mixed After Dull Trading Day
New York stocks closed modestly lower amid dull volume about 2.6 million shares. Montgomery Ward fell after dividend cut. Telautograph jumped over 4 points on news of using its gear for written-message transmission. General Foods and others rose modestly as Monterey Oil Pfizer and Woolworth gained. Kansas City market reports show cattle and hogs steady to lower with wheat futures sliding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street New York
Montgomery Ward
Telautograph
General Foods
Monterey Oil
Pfizer
Woolworth
Vagrant and traffic cases and thanks notices in Lawrence paper
In Police Court Larry Oliver Lamb of Pittsburg faces vagrancy with 15 days in jail. George D. Smith of Lawrence cited for improper muffler. William Cummings of Wichita charged with driving without lights and running a stop sign, fined $40. Renate Lothholz of Route 2 Eudora cited for failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident, fined $15. Card of thanks express gratitude to doctors, nurses, hospital staff and friends for support after illness and death of husband, with additional acknowledgments from families incl. Katiebelle Dickson and F W Cassity Please note thanks from Mrs. Audrey Gentry and the Trapp and Gentry families for flowers, cards, and kindness after bereavements.
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Larry Oliver Lamb
Pittsburg
George D. Smith
Lawrence
William Cummings
Wichita
Renate Lothholz
Eudora
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Merrill J. Holland
Holland
Okinawa
Richmond
Calif
Ussr
de Molay
Mary Wilson
Mass
Maxine Johnson
Madeline Lane
Emma Westergren
Tonganoxie
Laura Cox
Barker
Louise ‘Farmer
Conn
Samuel Garland
Lillian Schmitz
Williamstown
Marion Wicks
Bennie Hughes
Route 1
Sharon Longfellow
N. H
Ricky Blanton
Baselior
Ida Deay
Virginia Kirk
Ohio
Albert Transmeier
Ind
Sylvia Schultz
Glennys Kuhlke
Mich
Francis Skinner
Austin Dodson
Stephanie Clark
Forrest
Anna Klingenberg
Helen Emick
Schwarz Rd
Loretta Nieder
Dollie Beck
Melvin Jones
Belle Crest
Beverly Brown
Jim Andrews
Estella Garrett
MacLouth
Carl Trefz
John Colyer
Tenn
Maureen Powell
Leroy Farmer
Thureday
Pearson
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Rkan
Sen
Frank Carlson
Capitol
John F. Kennedy
the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Baker University
Mount Mauna Loa
Hawaii
Dwight Sickles
Tnsurance Blog
Cife Insurance Company
Tie Insurance
Group Inurance
Pension Pann Accident & Sickness
Seturday
Marvin
Central Rockies
Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Northern Plains
mid-Mississippi Valley
South Atlantic
N. Y. Stocks
Livestock
K. C. Cash Grain
Derby Grain Co
N.c
Ad Wing Admiral
Allied Ch
Allis Chal
iAlum Ltd
Ant Airlin Am Cyan
Am Motors
Anaconda
Pri
Atchison
Atlas Pdr
Avco Corp
Beech Airc
Beth Steel Oi
Boeing Air Bran Airway
Champlin
Chi RI & Pa
Chrysler 4A
Curtiss W. Dow
Pont
el Paso
Ford
Gamble Sk
Elec
Gen Motors
Gulf Oil
Int
Shoe
Martin Co
McDonald Aire
Middle S Ut
Minn
Phill Pet
Proct & G
RCA
Joe le
Reyn. Met
Reg Pap Ay Sinclair Sears Roeb
Socony Spen Chem
Sperry Rd Ltd
Std Oil Ind
Std Oil NJ
Sunray
Tenn Gas
Tidewat
Trans Air
UN Carbide
UN Pac
U S Steel
Weaty el
Yale & Tow
Katiebelle Dickson
Lawrence Fire Dept
Police Dept
Friends & Neighbors
F. W
Cassity
Audrey Gentry
Glenn Trapp
Robert Gentry
Edward Long
Lawrence Memorial Co
East 13Th ‘VII
Pop
Douglas County State Bank
the Bank of Friendly Service
F.d.lc
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