Lawrence aims for research park with KU link
The Lawrence Industrial Development Company held a brief meeting at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss locating major research facilities in Lawrence. A noon December 12 meeting with the Chamber directors, LIDC, City and County Commissions at Hotel Eldridge will address pursuing a research park model akin to Stanford or MIT with KU collaboration.
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Haskell Institute
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Pottawatomie County
Prairie National Park
CCA Adopts Resolution Against Tax Revision Proposals
Kansas City Consumers Cooperative Association adopted at its annual convention a resolution opposing tax revision proposals that would cripple cooperatives. The 1700-member group, active in 11 Midwest states, reaffirmed strict neutrality toward all farm organizations and denied plans to enter grain marketing.
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Consumers Cooperative Association
Midwest
Eudora Woman Hurt In One Car Accident
Mrs. Margaret Pack a 52 year old Route 1 Eudora resident suffered minor injuries in a one car crash six miles southwest of Eudora. She was treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and released. She said loose gravel caused loss of control and the car slid into a ditch. Damage was about 100 dollars.
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Eudora
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
KU sophomore reports maroon 1961 Impala stolen
Jane L Boyington of Goodland reports to KU police that her four door maroon 1961 Chevrolet Impala with Kansas tag SH 2936 disappeared from Lewis Hall parking lot between 6 p.m. Tuesday and 5 p.m. Wednesday. The report was filed on Thursday.
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Sherman County
Pickup Truck Strikes Anglo-Arabian Mare Near Lawrence
A 14-year-old Anglo-Arabian mare named Adieu, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Young, was destroyed after a pickup struck it on U S 59 south of Lawrence. Driver Donald Silkey and passenger Dallas Dolan were uninjured. The horse, once a German import and Army remount, was valued over 800 dollars. gate access issues may have released it.
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Liquor License Suspended At Peterson Store
Peterson Liquor Store at 776 N 2nd St faces a state license suspension for December 5 and 6 due to employing an unauthorized clerk. Earlier Topeka report tied the charge to selling liquor to a minor.
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Truman accuses AP censor threat over Eisenhower speech
Former President Harry S. Truman charged an Associated Press official threatened not to publish his Washington speech critiquing the Eisenhower administration. The AP denied suppression and said it published the speech text in Washington and in morning papers.
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Large narcotics haul in county leads to multiple arraignments
Six people were arraigned in Junction City on heroin sales charges after a U S Bureau of Narcotics investigation. Officers seized narcotics including heroin and marijuana in several locations during raids in Junction City Topeka and nearby areas. The operation involved undercover Treasury agents and resulted in about 14 purchases totaling roughly 600 dollars.
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Broeker
Junction City
Topeka
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Miss McGee
Lawrence
Kansas City Inventor Sues IBM Over Auto Parts Inventory System
Gerald H. Oppenheimer of Kansas City files in U.S. District Court claiming IBM infringed his automatic inventory system for auto dealer parts. He seeks up to $11 million after IBM tested the system in 1959, canceled the agreement, and began selling a variation.
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Baker heiress IBM stock windfall reveals hidden fortune
Miss Baker owned 9 372 shares of IBM stock valued at about 5 6 million and farm properties worth roughly 400 000. The estate will pay 157 relatives, mostly cousins, with individual shares from 10 000 to 50 000 dollars, while farms may be bought by tenants at half appraised value.
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Dukes of Dixieland to Play KU Concert for Campus Chest
The Dukes of Dixieland from New Orleans will perform Sunday at 8 p m in Hoch Auditorium Kansas University. Proceeds support the campus chest drive starting Monday with a goal of 10 000 dollars. Tickets available at the Information Booth Jayhawk Boulevard and the Kansas Union and at the door.
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New Orleans
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Jayhawk Boulevard
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Berlin traffic drills by U S Army signal stance on rights
The U S Army plans more movements around Berlin and West Germany to provide training under Berlin conditions. Tass denounces the maneuvers as provocative and linking them to NATO aggression. The 1st Battle Group of the 19th Infantry will replace the 18th Infantry Battle Group in Berlin.
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Jazz Workshop presents third KU concert Sunday
The Lawrence Jazz Workshop performs its third concert at 6:45 Sunday evening in the Ball room of the Kansas Union. Directed by John Hill the 16 piece ensemble includes KU instructors students and Lawrence Topeka Perry teachers. Danny Gomez provides two vocals. Sponsored by Student Union Activities KU and the Lawrence Musicians Union. Open to the public without charge.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
Topeka
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Lawrence Musicians Union
Christmas Buying Boost Marks Start of Lawrence Season
Lawrence merchants report a strong kickoff to the Christmas shopping period with Thursday evening traffic described as very good and business as excellent. The Salvation Army tree of lights at the Police Fire building lit 31 bulbs this morning toward a 300-light goal, with one bulb for every $10 raised and a star to signal completion for needy families at Christmas.
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Chris Kraft
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Salvation Army
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8Th
Vt. Sts
Journal-World Photo
Lawrence
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U S backs Dominican move toward democratic rule after Trujillo era
The United States urged moderation as Dominican politics move toward democracy. Warships patrolled near Santo Domingo after attempts by the Trujillo family to regain control, and officials said Morales Carrion met leaders at the presidential palace amid rumors of U S support for Balaguer.
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Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo
United States
Trujillo
U.S
Caribbean
Santo Domingo
Dominican
Arturo Morales Carrion
Morales Carrion
Balaguer
U S Millionaire Samuel Zemurray Dies in New Orleans
Samuel Zemurray 84 died in a New Orleans hospital after a long illness. Zemurray, once penniless immigrant, rose to president and chairman of United Fruit Co and was famed as the Banana King in importing circles.
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Samuel Zemurray
United States
Zemurray
United Fruit Co
Sphinx Caught in Spy Ring Bribe Case in Cairo
Cairo papers report a French spy ring arrest tied to a 5000 pound bribe for wiring the Sphinx and pyramids site to a Paris firm for sound and light. The ministry of culture spent about 3 million on the show as police form a commission to probe the contract amid espionage charges.
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Egypt
Ministry of Culture
Jean Bellivier
Mohammed Saad Abdel Maguid
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Capitol Federal Opens New Building in Topeka
Capitol Federal Savings will open its new Topeka office building with ceremonies on Saturday December 9 and an open house from December 11 to 16. The eight story structure at 7th and Kansas Ave features 100000 square feet, a landscaped fountain mural, auto teller and walk up windows, and is beside the Capitol Federal parking garage. The Lawrence office is at 1045 Vermont Street.
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Topeka
7Th and
Kansas Ave
Kansas
Buffalo
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Lawrence
Vermont St
Funfest at Plymouth Congregational Church Tonight
A funfest featuring dancing games and refreshments runs 7 30 to 10 pm at Plymouth Congregational Church. Admission is 25 cents Rev Max Thomas leads the event in charge.
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Max Thomas
Card of Thanks for hospital and convalescent home staff
W P Sharp thanks Dr Clark Dr Learned and hospital nurses on the first floor for kindness during a recent stay. The Ice family thanks Valley View Convalescent Home staff and friends for thoughts after the death of their father and grandfather.
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Valley View Convalescent Home
George A. Ice
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