Neutralists Gain Ground in Bonn on NATO Policy
In Frankfurt and Bonn, proposals to pull West Germany from NATO and neutralize its armed forces gain traction. Adenauer and von Brentano face a NATO summit as more West Germans question the West's alignment while fearing national suicide if neutrality prevails. Kennan's lectures spark debate on German policy and a neutral Central Europe.
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Frankfurt
Germany
West Germany
NATO
Bonn Republic
Ad Adenauer
Heinrich von Brentano
Adenauer
Washington
Moscow
Sputnik
Eisenhower
U.S
George F. Kennan
London
Kennan
Russia
Europe
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
Death notices list Mrs. Sarah Miranda Warring 81 of Linwood with funeral at Linwood Church, burial Mt. Sidney Cemetery. survivors include son Otto Foreman sister Grace Scott brother Clarence Forbes. Miss Georgia Nicholson dies after illness. services at Rumsey Funeral Home with Chicago burial. Mrs. Harriet Carolyn Harris, 83, dies at Norris Rest Home. services at Cooper Warren Chapel. Gift subscription promotion appears at end.
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Sarah Miranda Warring
Sarah Miranda, Warring
Linwood
Leavenworth
Ind
Grace Scott
Pendleton, Ore
Clarence Forbes
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Harriet Harris
Harriet Carolyn Harris
N. H. St
Norris Rest Home
Lawrence
First Christian Church
Cooper-Warren Chapel
Rudolph Ruben
Memorial Park Cemetery
John L
Anously stated communication of Lawrence Lodge No 6
Lawrence Lodge No 6 held an Anously stated communication with Ww. Mole as Secretary-Advocate and master of ceremonies outlining lodge business, upcoming dues, and ceremonial plans for members in good standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lodge No
Mole, Secy
Kansas Republicans denounce Democratic policies at state meeting
The Kansas Republican group elected Phil Kline of Overland Park as chairman with officers including W. E. Woodard of Wichita and Mrs. William Addington of Elkhart. The resolution denounced the Democratic administration for policies harming state interests, criticizing salaries for teachers, state agencies, alcohol and highway issues, civil service, and spending. The Lawrence delegation was led by Wes Norwood with several members attending.
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Phil Kline
Overland Park
W. E. Woodard
Wichita
William Addington
Elkhart
E. R. Olson
Edna
Wilson Scott
Belleville
Samuel Jackson
Topeka
Walt Steucke- Mann
Jetmore
Frank Mee- Masters
John Hope
Tom Scovel
Independence
State of
Kansas
State Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
State Park Authority
Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Commission On Alcohollain
Corporation Commission
Kansas Civil Service System
Lawrence
Wes Norwood
Douglas County
Young Republican Group
Fred Six
Bill Yockey
Dick Armstrong
James Barth
Kent Pelz
KU Young Gop
LHS Debaters Take Second in Hutchinson Tourney
Lawrence High School debaters led by Brian Grace and Skip Franks took second place at the Hutchinson Debate Tournament among 31 schools. Grace set school records, earning top rankings with perfect one two debate scores, while another LHS team, Bill Paden and Frank Wiebe, went five and one. A second LHS group, including Sandra Lee and Herman Mast, competed at Pittsburg, tallying 16 wins and eight losses.
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Lawrence High School
Brian Grace
Skip Franks
Hutchinson
Lawrence
Shawnee Mission
Grace
Franks
Lawrence High
Bill Paden
Frank Wiebe
Washington High
Carolyn Shull
Herman Mast
Harold Fearing
Pittsburg
Sandra Lee
David Gray
Delores Harris
Bill Cohen
Keith Jochim
Local births and residents listed at Memorial Hospital Clinton
The report lists residents and relatives around Eudora Baldwin and nearby towns, with many names and addresses. It notes several births and names couples with newborns occurring this week, including babies of Mrs Genesee Siroky Mrs Anna Sue Clark and Mrs Sheri Johansen among others.
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Clinton Thompson
Mass. St
Genesee Siroky
Mich. St
Anna Clark
Eudora
Rubey Morris
Elmer Christie
St. St
Lillian Turner
Tonganoxie
Leo Sanborn
Baldwin
Elizabeth Bryan
Til. St
Ann Pigg
Vt. St
Danna Santee
N. H. St
Julia Day
Robert White
Barker Ave
Beatrice Tucker
Tenn. St
Arthur Flory
Carrie McKissack
Fred Rumsey
W. Hills Pkwy
Barbara Hunn
Almira Ave
Dorothy Rooks
Marsha Ann Botts
Ky. St
Nancy Sand
Arvelda Wright
Mo. St
Anna Sue Clark
Roger Flory
Michael Taylor
Locust St
Donna Harrison
A. C. Ritchie
Mc Louth
Joseph Raybern
Henry Eisele
Brenda Clayton
Ohio St
Hillcrest Drug Store Grand Opening Tonight in Lawrence
Raney Hillcrest Drug Co opens at 9th and Iowa in Lawrence this evening, with Dick Raney and Bill McNary unveiling a shopper friendly store of 35 by 100 feet featuring a luncheonette. The Hillcrest Center spans 18 acres along Iowa Street with total project costs exceeding 350000 dollars.
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R. H. Raney
Raney Drug Store
Raney Hillcrest Drug
Hillcrest
9Th
Iowa Sts
Lawrence Raney
Raney Hillcrest Drug Co
Dick Raney
Raney
Pot Drug Stores
Bill McNary
Rusty Springer
Jimmy Cole
Doctors’ Office
Jayhawk
Wichita
Osborn
Beloit
Norton, Colby
Tipton
Lawrence
Mass
Richard Raney
Drug
9Th and
Iowa Street
Supreme Court limits strike threat bans in labor ruling
The Supreme Court split 6 to 3 upholding state court power to bar threats, intimidation, or coercion against nonstriking workers. It ruled an Arkansas court overstepped by banning peaceful picketing, saying peaceful picketing falls under National Labor Relations Board jurisdiction.
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Washington
Supreme Court
High Court
Arkansas
Burton
National Labor Relations Board
KU Growth Plan Outlined by Rotary Leader
Keith Lawton, administrator to the KU chancellor, spoke at the Lawrence Rotary Club about future growth and the need to stay ahead of demand. He cited library and building expansions including Snow Hall, Memorial Union, new business and engineering buildings, more dormitories, and expansion to the south and west. He praised early Endowment Association land purchases that enable space for growth and urged continued effort to keep Kansas University progressive as a state symbol.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
Lawton
Journalism School
Snow Hall
Memorial Union
School of Business
School of Engineering
University
Former Local Resident Clara Rice Dies After Illness
Former Lawrence resident Clara Rice aged 77 of Oskaloosa died Sunday at a nursing home near Oskaloosa after a brief illness. Born in Ohio May 10, 1880 she lived in Lawrence most of her life before moving to Oskaloosa in 1950. She was a Methodist Church member. Survivors: sons Milton Beach of Kansas City Kansas and E H Beach of Sheboygan Wisconsin. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Oskaloosa Methodist Church with graveside 3:15 p.m. at Clinton Cemetery. Hampton Funeral Home, Oskaloosa, in charge.
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Georgia Nicholson
R. I. St
Lawrence
Chicago
Statistical Department
Santa Fe Railway
Rumsey Funeral Home
Clara Rice
Oskaloosa
Ohio
Milton P. Beach
Kansas City
Kas
E. H.,beach
Sheyboygan
Wis
Milton Beach
U.S. District Attorney's Office
Methodist
Clinton Cemetery
Hampton Funeral Home
City weighs play lots as new developments rise
City planners debate need for play spaces as mass development reduces vacant lots formerly used for sand lots and street games. A proposed park site may go to City Commission Tuesday, while J B Young offers ~14 percent acres northwest of Kaw River Bridge if nearby land is vacated.
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Neghbors
Planning Commission
City Commission
J. B. Young
Kaw River
KTA Takes Over Last Pike Cafe
The Kansas Turnpike Authority assumed operation of the Towanda service area cafe near El Dorado and completed the transfer of tollway management from the Olympic House of Kansas to KTA. Gale Moss stated the cafe would be inventoried and brought under KTA control this afternoon.
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Wichita
Belle Plaine
Wellington
Kansas Turnpike Authority
Gale ‘Moss
KTA
Towanda
el Dorado
Olympic House of Kansas
Lawrence
United States halts Tito arms shipments
United States orders a halt to military aid shipments to Yugoslavia at Tito’s request. Officials disclosed that Tito asked to stop the program begun in 1950 after a Brioni Island meeting with Ambassador James W. Riddleberger.
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Washington
United States
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Tito
James W. Riddleberger
Brioni
State Department
Fine Arts Quartet to perform at Swarthout Hall Kansas University
Heard in Lawrence reports the Fine Arts Quartet, renowned for its members and instruments, will play at 8 PM in Swarthout Recital Hall. The program features Beethoven Op. 18 No. 3, Hindemith Quartet No. 4, and Schubert Death and the Maiden. The group, in its tenth year, has appeared on ABC networks and Today, with ties to Northwestern University and notable venues like the Library of Congress and Ravinia Festival. The Jimmy Green memorial statue at KU received its first coat of paint in more than time.
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Fine Arts Quartet
Kansas University
Swarthout
Music and Dramatic Arts
ABC
Dave Garroway
Ncb-Tv
Library of Congress
Tanglewood
Town Hall
Ravinia Festival
Northwestern University
Jimmy Green
Vandalism at KU Statues and Sorority House Incident
Campus police reported two 17 year old boys seen fleeing after white and buff paint was thrown on a statue at about 3 a.m. A large cloth sign bearing the initials TNE was found attached to the Omicron Pi sorority house door at about 4 a.m. Beercans and trash littered the AOPT yard. Peggy McCormack, a Kansas University sophomore from Kansas City, Mo., was crowned queen of the Military Ball, representing Alpha Chi Omega. attendants were Dana Haglund of Wichita and Margie Critten of Kansas City. Dean George B. Smith crowned Miss McCormack in the ROTC hall.
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TNE
Omicron Pi
Theta Nu Epsilon
AOPT
Peggy McCormack
Kansas University
Kansas City
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Dana Haglund
Wichita
Kappa
Kappa Gamma
Margie Critten
Gertrude Sellards Pearson
Miss McCormack
George B. Smith
University
Army
Navy
Air Force
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