Navy Fails To Include Atomic Carrier Plan In Budget
The Navy appeared to fail in a bid to add a provision for an 85 000 ton atomic powered carrier to the next budget recommendation to Congress. Defense officials and budget caretakers reportedly rejected the proposal while signaling the idea remains under study pending reactor and ship designs. President Eisenhower and Defense Secretary Wilson discussed the budget before a NATO trip. The Norfolk Virginian-Pilot had reported the carrier could feature eight atomic heat generators and a crew of around 5 400, surpassing the Forrestal class.
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Washington P
Navy
Congress
Defense Department
Defense
Charles FE. Wilson
White House
Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
Wilson
Norfolk, Va
Virginian-Pilot
Silence Over Hickey Charges Shields Allen
Kansas University coach Phog Allen dodged a reply to Eddie Hickey of St Louis University who accused him of illegal recruiting. Hickey blasted Allen for recruiting Wilt Chamberlain, who now stars as a KU freshman, and criticized St Louis under NCAA probation for its policies. Allen said he would not dignify Hickey's remarks and noted many were aware of Hickey’s tactics.
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Kansas University
Phog Allen
Eddie Hickey
St Louis U
Allen
Hickey
Eddie
E.U
Wilt
Chamberlain
Philadelphia
K.U
Billiken
St. Louis
United Press
Lawrence
Catskill Mountains
Spanish Art Critic To Speak Tonight At K U
Dr Diego Angulo Iniguez, a Spanish art critic, will lecture at 7 30 p m today in the Museum of Art at Kansas University on Great Masters of Spanish Painting He will also address art classes Wednesday during a tour of the Eastern and Midwestern United States and Canada The three month tour is sponsored by the Spanish Institute Inc of New York to promote cultural exchange between the United States and Spanish speaking countries
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Diego Angulo Iniguez
Museum of Art
Kansas University
United States
Canada
Spanish Institute Inc. of
New York
Droodles Idea Sparks Editor Critique
A humorous plea to place Droodles in the Want Ad section draws editor ire. The suggestion prompts ridicule, with a secretary calling Droodlers sums. The piece notes most Droodlers are wealthy and idle.
Scrivner to Speak at Kansas University Lecture
Rep. Scrivner will discuss the role of parties in legislation at 4 p.m. Wednesday in the Memorial Union Music Room. The talk is the second in a series sponsored by the Student Union Activities Association, YMCA, and YWCA to inform students about political party structure and responsibility. Clarence J. Hein spoke at the first lecture.
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Frrett P. Scrivner
Memorial Union
Kansas University
Student Union Activities Association
YMCA
YWCA
Clarence J. Hein
Hayden Pendleton Re-elected To Farmers Cooperative Board
Hayden and Al Pendleton were re elected to three year terms on the Farmers Cooperative Association board at the annual meeting with 175 attendees. A fund drive for a proposed elevator raised 25 000 cash plus 11 000 pledges, needing about 90 60 more to start. Neighbor Night set for Feb 13 to report progress as membership stands at 280 with 21 new members since the drive began. Total assets list 83 379 28 with sales last year at 383 143 11 and net savings to members of 13 738 50.
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Will Hayden
al Pendleton
Farmers Cooperative Association
Broldhius
Tlayden
Asseepean
Pendleton Werr
Tloidover
Tras
Wig
Chamber Leaders Debate Airport Lease Plans
Business executives in Lawrence discuss airport facilities and industrial growth. They consider air freight potential for the city and address concerns about heavy bonded debt. Mayor Crown questions whether a 30 year lease for improvements is wise. several directors express support.
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Paget
Kansas University
Lawrence
Zook
M. N. Penny
Focal
Crown
Chamber
Memorial Hospital Admits and Dismissals List
The hospital roster shows listed admissions and discharges including James Belcher Eugene Nolan Richard Boegner Mildred Sue Gentry Frances Durr Edith Denham Walter Kirkwood Chester Staten Agnes Schmaliberg Erma Kennon Althea Steven Estell Selma Mary Wibbee Vivian Weiel Marcia Bliss and baby boy Paul Edwards Russell Rinkenhbaugh Clarence Wingert with several births noted on a Monday.
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James Belcher
N. Y
Eugene Nolan
Ill. St
Richard Boegner
E. 17Th
Mildred Sue Gentry
Elm St
Frances Durr
Eudora
Edith Denham
Walter Kirkwood
Kansas City
Chester Staten
Topeka
Agnes
Scmaliberg
Spencer
Estell Selma. McLouth
Mary Wibbee
N. H. St
Vivian Weiel
Marcia Bliss
R. 1. St
Clarence Orth
Tonga-noxie
United Nations moves toward disarmament talks amid Open Sky vote
The U N Political Committee backed a proposal to make Eisenhower's open sky plan a priority in new disarmament negotiations by a 53 to 5 vote. The Soviet bloc opposed the resolution from the United States Britain France and Canada signaling no near break in the East West deadlock. A note of messaged gift promotion ends the item.
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China
Outer Mongolia
U. N
Eisenhower
United States
Britain
France
Canada
Monroney Seeks To Place CAA Under Congress Wing
Senator Monroney proposed removing the Civil Aeronautics Administration from Commerce Department control and placing it under congressional oversight. He cited internal discord over Lee's ouster and noted Secretary Weeks and Undersecretary Rothschild amid the upheaval. Monroney said he may introduce a bill to strip current departmental authority and pressed for aviation progress free from coal era restrictions.
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Monroney
CAA
Congressional
Washington Po
Monreeney
Congress
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Commerce Department
Competer
Tans
Rothseayd
Cvesterda
Farcau
Boederick
Tae
Eversihe
Eral Aviation
Commeree Lepartment
Yestorday
Gateden Coaline al Enpsidersatien
Oor
Lee
Rathschid
Hisenhower
Charley J. Lawen Jr
Gre
Lanven
Sear Moneanesa
Senate Comrmerce
Weeks
Three cent Mellon birth stamp to be issued December
A three cent commemorative stamp marking Andrew W Mellon's birth will be released December 20 through the Washington Post Office. First day cancellations may be obtained by sending addressed envelopes with a money order to cover stamp costs. Lawrence forecasts continued cold with freezing lows, occasional snow, and reports double parking concerns prompting ticketing enforcement. Santa rides continue with the motorized sleigh aiding hundreds of children in Lawrence daily through Wednesday.
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Andrew W. Mellon
Washington, D. C
Andrew Mellon
United States
Lafwrence
Weather Bureau
Lawrence
Santa
N.H. Sts
Kansas Professors Named to Study Agency Evaluation
Five professors from the School of Education at Kansas University were appointed to the North Central Association evaluation committee. Dr. Kenneth Anderson chairs. On Friday the panel will survey Mount Carmel Academy in Wichita to assess accreditation. Members include Oscar Haugh, Herbert A Smith, Alvin Schild, Fred Montgomery, and Richard Rundquist, plus 15 other educators.
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Kansas University
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary
Kenneth Anderson
Mount Carmel Academy
Wichita
Association
K.U
Oscar Haugh
Herbert A. Smith
Alvin Schild
Fred Montgomery
Richard Rundquist
Prisoners Return From Russia to West Germany
Seven hundred two German prisoners arrived at Camp Friedland in Germany signaling the end of a month long prisoner repatriation. Breaks in the convoy came after the Soviets halted them east of Moscow and cited Chancellor Adenauer as failing to meet obligations.
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Friedland
Germany
Russia
West Germany
Obtehert
Mosecow
Konrad Adenauer
New Storm Moves Into Kansas Inland Areas Tomorrow
Forecaster Tom Arnold warns a new winter storm will reach northwest Kansas late today and spread across the state by morning. The system will bring much colder temperatures, strong northerly winds, and snow with lows dipping to near 10 degrees in the northwest and the 20s elsewhere. Clouds increase with light snow in the northwest tonight and eastward to the southeast by Wednesday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Tom Arnold
Arnold
Kansas Colleges to Receive Grants for Salaries and Hospitals
Ottawa University and other Kansas colleges listed will receive grants to raise teachers' salaries with extra funds that may be redirected to critical needs. A total of 200 million dollars is set for 3500 privately supported hospitals to expand services, though Lawrence hospitals are excluded due to nonprofit status.
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Bionally
Ottawa
Kansas
Bethany
Lindsborg
Bethel
Newton
College of Empariy
Friends University
Wichita
McPherson College
Marymount
Salina
St. Benedict's
Atchison
Saint Mary
Navier
Southwestern
Winfield
Doctor Describes Rapid Rise of Third Sex
Chicago St Louis physician Dr William H Masters reports a growing neutral gender group, formed by individuals whose sex glands fail to produce adequate hormones. He notes variability, with some women aging earlier and some men later, and cites a treatment using testosterone and estrogen improving about 75 percent of a treated group.
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Chicago
St. Louis
William H. Masters
Masters
Eisenhower Previews State of the Union Meeting
President Eisenhower reviews the State of the Union in a Monday session. The White House announced the meeting will begin promptly at 8:30 tonight with three additional participants: Sen. Byrd and Reps. Cooper and Reed joining senators and representatives.
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Eisenhower
State of the Union
Messie
White House
Sen
Byrd
Cooper
D-Tr
Reed
R-Ny
Births Reported At Lawr Memorial Hospital November
November births at Lawr Memorial Hospital totaled 85, with 430 admissions and 68 daily average patients. Major operations reached 61 while 112 minor procedures were performed. Blood donors counted 7 with 25 Red Cross donors and 2 fatalities mentioned.
Courteous Driver Named Safe and Courteous of Week
Mrs Velma Worley of 1 N J St was named safe and courteous driver of the week by the Business Inc Professional Women's Club after a Police Department recommendation. A patrolman observed her on the 900 block of Massachusetts Street stop for pedestrians crossing the block.
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Velma Worley
N. J. St
Business Inc. Professional Woman’s Club
Massachusetts Street
Journal World Photo
Slick Roads Prompt Two Serious Crashes In Area
Local traffic agencies warn of slick spots after recent snowfall. Two serious accidents near Lawrence hospitalize four. Chester Staten and Walter Kirkwood suffered injuries. KU students Jane Thorne and Howard Fliefeldt were involved in a further crash. Police report damage and a $600 bond for Hitchcock.
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Lawrence
U.S. Highway 40
Chester Archie Staten
Topeka
Walter Lynn Kirkwood
Kansas City
Staten
Kirkwood
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Svith
Sten
Kansas University
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Dali
Claude Flan
Charles R. Hitchcock
Jane Thorne
Kean
Howard Flifeldt
Vth St
Tfitchcock
U Mitchcock
Deaths and Funerals for M W Saunders Miles Walters
Jack Saunders, 48, died Sunday of a heart attack at his Klamath Falls home. Born in Douglas County, he lived here until about 20 years ago. Funeral arrangements pending. Survived by three brothers Jim A Saunders H K Saunders Route 2 P M Saunders S11 E 1th St and a sister Mrs James Lyons of Wichita.
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M. W. Saunders
Miles Walters
Jack Saunders
Klamath Falls
Ore
Douglas County
Jim A. Saunders
H. K. Saunders
P.M. Saunders
James £. Lyons
Wichwy
Dr Murphy to Attend U S Security Commission Meet
Chancellor Franklin D Murphy will attend the organizational meet ing of the Federal Commission on Security in Washington. He was appointed to the committee by President Eisenhower. The 12 member body will study security laws orders and regulations. He expects to return Thursday.
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Franklin D. Murphy
Federal Commission On Security
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Murphy
Kansas University Ski Trip Organized for 115 Students
About 115 Kansas University students will join the YMCA sponsored second annual between semesters ski trip. The tour runs Jan 26 to 30 with groups to Inter Park Colorado and Arapaho Basin near Dillon. Instructors are Raymond Ypponen Helmut Freilinger and Hans Christensen. Gift subscriptions to the Journal World are suggested for Christmas.
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Kansas University
YMCA
Inter Park
Colo
Arapaho Basin
Dillon
Raymond ‘Ypponen
Helmut Freilinger
Hans Christensen
Adents
Market Summary Mixed Gains for Hogs and Cattle
Grain and livestock quotes show hogs up about 25 cents to 12.00 top and steers to 24.00, with heifers steady. Cattle totals list ranges by weight and grade, while wheat and corn trade. aviation stocks rise on news of jet engine contracts and airline sector gains. The Day In Wall Street reports aircrafts leading gains with notable moves in Steel, Motors, Copper and Chemicals. Livestock sales at Kansas City reflect slow but steady demand for steers and heifers, with prime weights around 1150 pounds and prices near 11.00.
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Ginace
Wall Street
New York
Mar
Studebaker Packard
Air Force
North American Aviation
Glenn Martin
Douglas Aircraft
Chrysler
Bethlehem Steel
American Telephone
Kaiser Aluminum and
Southern Railway
Kansas City
USDA
N.Y
New York W
P.m
Admiral
U the C. Cash Grain Allied
Allis Chal . Ai
M Am
Atchison
Atlas Pdr RA
Aveo Migar Oats
Bald Lima
Boeing Air
Dow Chem Dec
du Pont Mar
Eagle Path Ud
Elec
Gen Motors
Goodyear
Gunmaan
P&l
Martin GL
Mo Kan Tex Abs
Old Roosters and
Stags
Monsan
Young Turkeys F.C
Farm Toms Mont Ward
Mat Tise
Beltsville
Nat Distill
Nat Gyns
Central
Ohio
Olin
Penney, JC
Phill Pet
Plough
RCA
jReyn
St Jos
StRee Pap
Sears Roeb
Sinclair O
Spen Chen
Stoke van C
Ruth
West Fl
Woolworth Atm
Kansas Traffic Fatalities Reported in Topeka Update
State accident records show traffic fatalities in the last 24 hours and year to date with totals and a note of one earlier death not previously listed. The figures reflect Topeka area incidents and compare with the 1954 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Card of Thanks for Kind Wishes and Care
Mrs. Oliver Transue expresses gratitude for cards and letters received during illness at the Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas. Tommie Henderson also thanks nurses Dr. Walters and friends for care and kindness during the hospital stay.
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K. C
Oliver Transue
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John Hazelet
Ottawa U
Baker
Dr. Murphy
U.S
Wrench
Farmers Insurance Group Auto
Fire — Life
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Ralph Burnett
Steve Henderson
Andy" Anderson
Imstrict Siles & Claims Office
Dial
U. S
TravLaps
CaLvin Fuommngnuce
Mass
Schubert ® Funeral Home Ambulance Service
New Hampshire
Christmas Club
America
Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
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Massachusetts
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