Chain visa denial history revealed by United Nations report
The New York Times reports Dr. Ernest B. Chain Nobel laureate biochemist faced two visa refusals to enter the United States. One blocked science work for the United Nations World Health Organization, and a second denial prevented him from speaking at a fundraiser for Israel’s Weizmann Institute of Science. Chain, director at the International Research Center for Chemical Microbiology in Rome, urged Weisgal that the action was unexplained beyond security concerns. He described himself as no more Communist than Acheson in letters to Weisgal.
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Six K U Boys Named to All Opponent Teams
Six Kansas University players earned spots on the 1951 all opponent offensive and defensive teams of Kansas State College. End Bill Schaake of Lawrence leads the offense with Mal Schmidt of Iowa State. tackles Oliver Spencer of Ulysses and George Kennard of Santa City Mo. guards J D Roberts and Frank Smith. center Tom Catlin. quarterback Gene Rossi of Cincinnati. halfbacks Charlie Hoag and Buck McPhail. fullback Howard Waugh. Defensive picks include Cook of Tulsa, Amingwey of Iowa State, Rowland and Ed Tulsa, guard Frank Smith, Jor ge of Colorado, linebackers Chuck Denning of Iowa, Billy Boakout of Oklahoma, Konek, and safety Larry Grigg of Oklahoma.
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Sae City
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California
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Oklahoma
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Tulsa
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Ea Rowland
Frank Th
Jack Jorge
Colorado
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Ows
Billy Boakout
Konek
Larry Grigg
Two KU Alumni to Give Recitals at Strong Auditorium
Two former University of Kansas fine arts students now based in Kansas City will present a recital at Strong Auditorium at 8 p.m. Monday, December 10. The event, free and open to the public, is sponsored by Mu Phi Epsilon, KU’s professional music sorority. Elizabeth Wilkinson Vaughan, soprano, KU 1930, has performed widely in concerts and radio and sang at Messiah productions with CBS. Joanne Johnson Baker, KU pianist and former faculty member at Michigan, studied under Carl Preyer and Mabel Rhead and earned a Bachelor of Music cum laude and Masters of Music in piano.
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Carl Preyer
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Stripper Lilia St Cyr to perform in Beverly Hills
The article recalls vaudeville era burlesque acts with Lilia St Cyr slated for a future Sunset strip show. It notes high costs for food and drink, and a judge's involvement in a related contempt or show-claim case, with the attorney seeking to argue artistic merit over sensationalism.
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Forbe s Airmen Opponents Open as Minor Leagues Warn
Forbes Air Base faces a grim warning on minor league viability as George I Trautman urges clubs to curb 24 hour recalls and limit major league road trips. He notes declining attendance and shifts toward big league broadcasting harming small towns. Kansas Univ reschedules season with Forbes AFB after a 98 to 45 loss to Kansas State, Whitney leads at 6 ft 3 in.
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Huge Oil Tanks Blaze At Michigan Refinery
In Detroit area Trenton at the Socony Vacuum refinery a series of blasts ignited five oil tanks and caused a spectacular fire. Firefighters and state police fought the blaze for about two and a half hours. No casualties reported. damage estimate unavailable.
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Two fugitives captured near Troy after jail escape
Two of three youths who escaped from Doniphan County jail in Troy, Kansas, were recaptured at Elwood Monday night. Warren Wolf and James Proctor were taken into custody. Robert E. Vanvador remains at large. The trio were awaiting trial on robbery charges.
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Wichita U Domination Presses New Basketball Power
Associated Press reports Wichita University defeated Baylor 93 59 at Wichita with a fast break, 43 points by Cleo Littleton as four freshmen started Miller's debut. Fort Hays State beat Hastings Neb 88 60 at Hays, Jack Dennison 16. Ottawa University won 84 52 over William Jewell College at Ottawa led by Dudley Gise 17.
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Named Lineman of Week for Tennessee Sugar Bowl Biders
Ted Daffer guard on Tennessee's Sugar Bowl bound team was named the nation's No 1 lineman of the week by the Associated Press final poll. Daffer's standout play against Vanderbilt helped Tennessee remain unbeaten and untied in a 35 27 victory. The piece ends with a note that Rio de la Plata means River of Silver.
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