Union Urges Study of Reuther's Plan
Detroit Walter Reuther head of the United Auto Workers demands a price cut plan be studied by the White House. He wants an immediate and sympathetic reply as the UAW pushes for a 1958 car price reduction of about 100 dollars while offering to adjust contract demands in next year’s negotiations. The Big Three oppose the proposal with Ford citing inflation rhetoric and GM and Chrysler confirming their resistance. The White House says it cannot comment on specific proposals but views the union stance as a hopeful sign for civic responsibility in labor talks.
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Detroit
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
White House
Reuther
Washington
James C. Hagerty
Gabriel Hauge
Eisenhower
Hauge
UAW
Henry Ford TH
Ford Motor Co
General Motors
Chrysler
K U Professor Elected Secretary Treasurer at Boston Meeting
Elmer F Beth of Kansas University journalism is named secretary treasurer of the American Association of Schools and Departments of Journalism at the annual Boston meeting. Dean Earl English of Missouri University and Dr Ralph Nafziger of Wisconsin University were elected vice president and president respectively.
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Elmer F. Beth
Kansas University
American Association of Schools
Boston
Earl ‘English
Missouri University Journalism School
Ralph O. Nafziger
Wisconsin University Journalism School
Deaths and Funerals in Area Obituaries
Obituaries report E S Dick Farris 63 of near Winchester died at home with funeral at E U B Church McLouth burial there survived by wife Willa son Eldon Winchester daughter Mrs seen Linke Rosemead Lews Weinberg 395 professor at Wisconsin University former Oskaloosa resident died in Madison survivors include wife Joan two daughters Robin and Sally parents sister and brother all in Iowa Kansas Missouri Indiana and Wisconsin. Funeral arrangements set for Oskaloosa and Winchester communities. Also Barrels sin cheats Fred W Shipley 72 of 1319 Tenn St died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital survived by wife Dessa son George Holyrood titles funeral in Holyrood Cooper Warren Mortuary in charge. Robert L Thompson 73 Winchester died Monday burial at Winchester McLouth cemetery survived by wife D D Young son H D Thompson and one or two grandchildren. Margaret Ellen Burton 83 Lawrence died Thursday night widow of D L Burton born in Indiana funeral Monday Rumsey Funeral Home Oak Hill Cemetery survivors include sister Mary Martin and several nieces and nephews.
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E. S
Dick) Farris
Winchester
E.U.B
McLouth
Heas
Willa
Eldon Farris
Seen. Linke
Rosemead
Alt
Joan
Robin Weinberg
Sally Weinberg
Oskaloosa
Ben Weinberg
Verrell Garren
Edward Weinberg
Topeka
Methodist Clrch
Fred W. Shipley
Tenn
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Shipley
Lawrence
Holyrood
Kas
Cooper-Warren
Dessa Shipley
George
Robert L. Thompson
Winchester Methodist Church
McLouth Cemetery
Thompson
D. D. Young
H. D. Thompson
Wichita
D. L. Burton
Margaret Ellen Burton
Ky, St
Boone County
Ind
Rumsey Funeral Home
Albert G. Farker II
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mary Martin
15Th St
Nashville school targeted by pro segregationists rally
In Nashville Tennessee pro segregationists rallied on the campus of a previously all white school last night urging white students to boycott. Speakers included Rev Fred Stroud linked to John Kasper and E Dollar head of the Davidson County KKK chapter. They urged white parents to keep children from the first grade class actions under a court approved desegregation plan with classes set to begin September 9.
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Nashville
Tenn
Fred Stroud
John Kasper
E. §. Dollar
Davidson County
Ku Klux Klan
Kansas University Opens 92nd Academic Year
Kansas University will start its 92nd year on Monday September 16 with over 9000 students expected at Lawrence and the Medical Center. Enrollment and registration run September 12 14 with orientation beginning September 8 including convocation and family reception. Chancellor Murphy will lead the opening services in Hoch Auditorium followed by the traditions ceremony and induction procession to Memorial Stadium.
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Kansas University
K.U
Lawrence
Medical Center
Kansas City
Franklin D. Murphy
Hoch Auditorium
Hoch
Memorial Stadium
Youths Stab Men In Two Separate Cases
A 14 year old boy fatally stabbed the father of a schoolmate, Clyde Walker, 14, of Flowerfield, after attending a party with the victim’s daughter Consuella, 13, in Lombard. Police say the incident occurred early this morning. State’s Attorney William Guild identified the victim Pasquale Arthur Capitanelli, 36, assistant administrator at Presbyterian Hospital. In Detroit, a 16 year old, Hugh McCallum, stabbed his father with a steel tipped hunting arrow during a domestic dispute. the father John, 39, was hospitalized with a serious wound and the boy was taken into juvenile authorities. The mother Nancy, 31, was too upset to comment.
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Walker
Consuella
Sacred Heart School
Lombard
Detroit
Robert Lottke
Hugh McCallum
John
Slattke
Missouri recruit Portrays Kansas State Interest in Scholarship
The article recounts basketball recruit Richardson and his high school coach reacting to interest from Kansas State. Assistant Coach Sol Kampf visited. Richardson applied for a Kansas State scholarship. A K State coach offered a train trip, but Richardson cited practice and postponed. The coach asserts no rule violations and claims to prioritize the athlete.
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Mertes
Richardson
Sol Kampf
Kansas State
Yord
George Brooks
Douglass High School
Columbia
Manhattan
Laramer
University’ of Missouri
Pinball Machines Raid Sparks Comment on Revenue and Confiscation
The front page continues the report on pinball payoff legality. The state cannot confiscate machines after payments are made. Operators offered "no comment" about daily nickel throughput and whether winnings are paid. One operator noted it pays and attracts customers, as the state raid followed citizen complaints.
Memorial Hospital Admits and Births Reported
Admitted at Memorial Hospital are Norma Ambler Veda Dunbar Fred Gantz James Drury Leslie Coulter Betty Easley William Hugh es Hermia Kaplan Catherine Jehle Adrea Sperry Lillian Crump Betty Smart and baby girl Marjorie Gilli han Barbara Edmondson and baby boy Patricia Wilkerson baby born to William Godfrey Donald McCoy Richard Folks Marvin Easley plus multiple discharge notes. Birth announcements include a son for William and Isathe Godfrey a son for Donald McCoy a son for Richard Folks and a daughter for Marvin Easley all reported Thursday or today.
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Norma Ambler
N. J. St
Veda Dunbar
Fred Gantz
Williamstown
James Drury
Leslie Coulter
Linwood
Betty Easley
Tonganoxe
William Hughes
Hermia Kaplan
Tenn
Catherine Jehle
Mission
Adrea Sperry
Route 1
Lillian Crump
Eudora
Betty Smart
Lincoln
Marjorie Gillihan
Kansas St
Barbara Edmondson
Patricia Wilkerson
Oskaloosa
Marilyn Ice
Cadet Ave
Betty Brokaw
Barker Ave
William Godfrey
Isathe
Donald McCoy
S. St
Richard Folks
Eufora
Marvin Easley
Tonganoxie
Why No Cut Continued From Page One
The piece discusses city growth taxes and expansion costs, contrasting supporters and opponents. It notes Kansas cities envy Lawrence's growth and asks if the program could become a white elephant if expansion slows. Linh Pe shag comments on pipeta life and long-term repayment of costs despite growth fluctuations.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Linh Peshag
Cpat
Enrollment at Lecompton schools tops 172 students
Officials reported 172 pupils enrolled in Lecompton, with 80 in the high school and 92 in the grade school. Classes are set to begin Tuesday.
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Lecompton
Armory names debated as Lawrence plans honor roll
The Armory committee meets tonight to select a name for the proposed Army Reserve armory in Lawrence. The Lawrence Historical Society invited input and seven names have been proposed, highlighting Gen Sam Walker Gen James H Lane Judge John P Usher and others with deep Civil War and Free State ties.
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Army Reserve
The
Lawrence Historical Society
Lawrence
Journal-World
Sam Walker
Black Hill
Powder River
Kansas
James H. Lane
Govcron
U.S
Indiana
John P. Usher
Lincoln
Beta Theta Pt House
Union Pacific Railroad
Eisenhowers Escort First Lady From Walter Reed Hospital
Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower left Walter Reed Army Hospital today after a hysterectomy. She said she felt pretty good. President Eisenhower drove to the medical center to fetch her two days after admission for the uterus removal operation.
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Sieen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Eisenhower
Card of Thanks for Flowers and Cards
We express thanks to friends for cards and flowers during our bereavement. They were greatly appreciated by Mrs. Chester Wible and Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Andrew.
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Chester Wible
Russell
Donald Andrew
Lawrence area notes on KUFF games and city growth
A Lawrence update covers KUFF football plans for four KU games this fall including Oregon State and Kansas State matchups, with tickets selling at area schools and the Recreation Commission. Officials from Lawrence attend a League of Kansas Municipalities convention, and signs reflect Lawrence’s westward growth since the Sixth Street project. A Kool-Aid stand by four youngsters raised 1.17 for the Red Cross disaster fund, donated by Mayor John Weatherwax.
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Kuffs
Kansas University
Wayne Bly
K.U. Athletic Department
Oregon
Iowa
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Recreation Commission
Bly
Lawrence
League of Kansas Municipalities
Wichita
John Crown
League
Kansas
Harold Horn
Kansas Association of City Managers
Red Cross Disaster Fund
Steve
David
Joy
Scott Weatherwax
John Weatherwax
Red Cross
Water and gas bills lumped in tax collection talk
Sidney Rush city director of finance says water and gas bills are in the same category and refuses payment on a $54.55 bill. In Topeka Donald LeRoy Murphy is fined $300 for speeding with $10 suspended on six months probation. Hardy Allen pays $100 for no driver’s license with fine suspended after purchasing a license.
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Charlottesville
Wah
Sidney Rush
Topekan
Donald LeRoy Murphy
Topeike
Hardy Allen
del. St
Boldest thieves reported as 1200 pound furnace theft
Halifax police report a long string of heavy loot thefts with the 1200 pound furnace stolen from a North Street home. The furnace was missing when the owner checked after delivery three weeks earlier.
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Halifax
North Street
FBI Protection Bill Passes House For Defender Rights
The House approved a compromise FBI files protection bill 315 to 4, sending it to President Eisenhower. The Senate backed it 74 to 2 after midnight, with opposition from Sen. Langer and Sen. Batauver. The measure aims to balance defense access to Jencks material with safeguards for witnesses, following the Supreme Court Jencks decision. Clinton Jencks, a former UNICH official, had challenged government reports about a witness. The ruling ordered a new trial for Jencks on related perjury claims.
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Washington
House
FBI
Eisenhower
Justice Department
Senate
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Rep. Celler
D-Ny
Keating
R-Ny
Supreme Court
Jencks
International Fair Saturday at Camp Kansas University
Fifty two students from different countries will present an International Fair at 8 p.m. Saturday in the basement of Gertrude Sellards Pearson Hall at Kansas University. Guests include host families from Sabetha and Kansas City. The program features songs dances and comedy sketches with booths of national costumes and crafts. Special prizes will honor best decorated booth and most interesting exhibit.
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Kansas University
Hiroichi Ohira
Akira Komai
Ohira
Komai
Gem
Gertrude Sellards Pearson Hall
Purdue University
K. U
Michigan University
Gertrude Sellards Pearson
K.U
U.S
Sabetha
Kansas City
Farm Bureau to Discuss Federal State Rulings
Douglas County Farm Bureau members meet at 8 pm Tuesday in Buildings No 2 at the 4 H grounds to discuss federal and state farm legislation. Open to the public with visitors welcome, president Lawrence Leonhard says. Each group holds annual meetings to gauge grass roots sentiment before a final state vote by its delegates.
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Douglas ‘County Farm Bureau
Lawrence Leonhard
Farm Bureau
Local Man Arrested After Speedy Chase
John 8 Garrett, 30, of 918 Pa St, was arrested after a high speed chase through East Lawrence. Undersheriff Ben Way and Deputy Sheriff Ben Bowen fired at the fleeing car, hitting it twice and the right rear tire once. Hughes, 35, of 1013 Del St, was wounded in a stabbing at Te Pee Junction, hospitalized in fair condition. Garrett, held in county jail, faces assault with deadly weapon and concealed weapon charges.
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John 8. Garrett
Pa. St
11Th
Sts
East Lawrence
Ben Way
Ben Bowen
Garrett
Te-Pee Junction
William E. Hughes
Way
E. 15Th
Dance Permit Request Under New City Regulations
An application for a city dancing license was filed today by Borgen, owner of Dine-A-Mite at 23rd and La. Sts. This marks the second application under the new rules replacing the former ban on beer sales and dancing. The earlier request came from Steble, 1401 W 7th St.
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Borgen
23Rd and
la. Sts
7Th St
Third Kansas federal district judge approved by Senate
Senator Andrew Schoeppel announced that the Senate passed a bill creating a third federal district judge for Kansas. The measure goes to the House for action when Congress reconvenes next January.
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Topeka
Andrew Schoeppel
Khs
Washington
Senate
Kansas
House
Congress
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Childrens Hospital
Los Angeles
Chris
Wirephowa
Memorial Hospital
Mamie
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Rich's Orchard
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Speedy Chase
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