Conservatism Theme Guides KU Planning Conference
About 100 attendees at the Kansas University event questioned whether local cities are too conservative for welfare. Speakers urged planners to leverage federal funds for small towns and push industry to align with community well being, warning against subsidies and urging civic leadership.
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Kansas Cities
Kansas
E. Gordon Ericksen
K. U
Kaw Valley
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Topeka
Melvin R. Levin
Mideat Research Institute
Kansas City
Levin
Kansas State College
County 4-H Youth Leaders Named in Project Awards
County 4-H lists youth project leaders across categories such as Potatoes Donald Cha ney Lone Star Rabbits Billy Dean Hilbert Belvoir Beavers Sheep Larry Akin Meadowlark and more with honors for Wheat Donald Hoffsommer Stull Busy Beavers Beautification Dairy Garden Home Improvement Poultry and Soil and Water Conservation. Ronnie Hoover Marion Boosters coordinates field crops with Don Cronk as Marion Boosters partner.
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Bob Altenbernd
Four Leaf
Gover
Donald Chaney
Lone Star
Billy Dean Hilbert
Belvoir Beavers
Larry Akin
Meadowlark
Steven Robb
Jayhawk
Barbara Harris
Donald Hoffsommer
Stull
Busy Beavers
Jerry Tietjens
Cottonwood
Irene Sample
Walter aBlley
Palmyra
Gene Ousdahl
Marvin Pine
Chuck Broadwell
Teresa Ross
Belleview
Ronnie Hoover
Marion Boosters
Terry Tietjens
Don Cronk
Mercy Flight Delivers Life Saving Drugs Across Ocean
A Chicago Tribune arranged mercy flight sent streptomycin and penicillin to the dying Mrs Marie Kot in Wadowice Poland. The 70 year old mother of Walter Kot faces a lung ailment and urgent medical need as a Trans World Airlines plane carries the drugs 5500 miles to reach her bedside tomorrow night.
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Chicago
Wadowice
Foland
Trans World Airlines
Marie Kot
The
Chicago Tribune
Walter
Kot
Ike's 2 Week Rest Very Beneficial For Ike
President Eisenhower’s 2 week stay in Augusta described as very beneficial by Maj Gen Howard M. Snyder, with the president preparing to fly back to Washington after arriving November 26 for a vacation blended with work. Foreman George Long was treated for possible fractured ribs after slipping on an icy sidewalk in front of Robinson Gymnasium. X rays to determine extent of injuries.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Howard M. Snyder
Washington
Snyder
White House
James C. Hagerty
Meenage
Foreman
George Long
Painter Foreman
Kansas University Buildings and Grounds
Watkins Hospital
Robinson Gymnasium
Nixon visits U N for meeting with Austrian envoy
Vice President Richard M. Nixon met Austria Ambassador Franz Matsch at the United Nations to discuss his planned on the spot survey of the Hungarian refugee situation in Austria. He praised Austria's work with refugees and thanked Dag Hammarskjold for his handling of global issues.
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United Nations
N.Y
Richard M. Nixon
Austria
Franz Matsch
Nixon
Matsch
Dag Hammarskjold
Subversives Probe Links to U.S. Deaths Across Decades
Los Angeles investigator Richard E. Combs links UCLA graduate student Sheldon Abrams death to a nationwide pattern of Communist intrigue. He cites five earlier cases from 1936 to 1948 including George Alberts, Juliet Stuart Poyntz, Laura Law, Gen. Walter G. Krivitsky, and Everett Hudson, arguing motives were to silence insiders.
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Los Angeles
UCLA
Richard E. Combs
California State Senate Committee On Un-American Activities
Sheldon Abrams
Combs
George Alberts
San Francisco Bay
Juliet Stuart Poyntz
New York
Laura Law
Aberdeen
Wash
Washington
Walter G. Krivitsky
Europe
Washington, D.C
Everett Hudson
Stanford
Births And Admits At Memorial Hospital
At Memorial Hospital admitted and births reported with multiple names and addresses. Mrs Rosemary E Simpson and others listed among admissions. births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs William Glass and to Mr and Mrs Kenneth L Baker announced today.
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Rosemary E. Simpson
Barker Ave
Esther Colburn
Ky, St
Bonnie Channel
Almira Ave
Maurus Winter
I Ala
Jeanette Glass
R. 1. St
Rita Baker
Ohio St
Mary Rockhold
Baldwin
Donna Sherman
W. 9Th St
Ann Pigg
Mitchell Rd
Ida Voorhes
Blanche Fewell
Mark Wray
W. 20Th St
Dorothy Mason
Lincoln St
Edwin Schrader
E. 19Th St
Joseph Roberts
Hazel Roe
Eudora
William Glass
Kenneth L. Baker
Postal rules on combined mail and extra charges
The notice explains that improperly combined mail with unpaid postage can be charged at higher rates. A 23 cent parcel containing a 2 cent letter would be taxed as first class for the full weight, with postage due collectible from sender or addressee. Stans urges readers to follow these rules for holiday mailings.
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Stans
Coy Miller Guilty Of Grand Larceny In Arkansas District Court
A Fayetteville district court jury found Coy Miller guilty of grand larceny for stealing $45 worth of machinery tools and items from the Lee Robison farm on August 6. Miller filed a motion for a new trial, to be heard December 17, with a second jury version set for December 20, per Clerk Lucille Allison.
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Coy Miller
Fayetteville
Ark
Miller
Frank Gray
Lee Robison
Route 4
Saarsion
Lucille Allison
KU Organized Houses Plan Christmas Parties for Underprivileged
Kansas University organized houses prepare Christmas parties for underprivileged children in Lawrence with cooperation from welfare agencies and Salvation Army. Fraternities and sororities host 20 to 33 children each, featuring gifts, carols, and refreshments. Additional groups plan trays, carols, and hospital gifts for veterans and hospital patients.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Delta Upsilon
Pi Beta
Phi
Salvation Army
Testa Tau Delta Fraternity
Fanta Claus
Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Delta Chi Fraternity
K. U. Presbyterian
State Hospital
Topeka
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Student Center
Panhellenic Council
K. U
KU Fine Arts to present 32nd Christmas Vespers at KU Hoch Auditorium
Lawrence people report festive KU event with nearly 200 students in the A Cappella Choir Symphony Orchestra and ensembles in Hoch Auditorium at 3 30 and 7 30 p m Sunday. Also four nativity tableaux and visiting carolers at university homes. Ring around the sun noted amid fine snow. Budget hearings in Topeka to resume Friday.
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Kansas University Fine Arts School
Hoch
K.U. A
KU budget hearing delayed as KU Medical Center debate grows
Gov Elect Docking and Regents plus Budget Committee held back the KU funding hearing due to extended debate over KU Medical Center needs. Dean Wescoe urged funds while Chancellor Murphy signals opposition to cuts. Lawrence United Fund nears goal with $45,166 raised of $1,300 needed, four days left. Donors include MacDonald Beverage Co and Lawrence Junior High student body.
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George Docking
Board of Regents
State Budget Committee
K. U
Docking
K. U. Medical Center
W. Clark Wescoe
Medical School
Murphy
Lawrence
United Fund
MacDonald Beverage Co
Lawrence Junior High School
Atom Spy Files Appeal From 30 Year Pen Term
New York Morton Sobell appealing his 30 year sentence in Alcatraz after conviction in 1952 alongside Julius and Ethel Rosenberg. Sobell alleges perjured testimony and has filed multiple appeals with the U.S. Court of Appeals.
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Atom Spy Files
New York
Morton Sobell
Alcatraz
Sobell
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Russia
U. S. Court of Appeals
Local Student Leads In KU Opera Hansel and Gretel
Lawrence KU student Merrilyn Coleman will sing Gretel in Hansel and Gretel at Fraser Theater. Carolyn Craft and Beverly Runkle share other roles while local students and a children’s chorus perform. The performance is open to the public.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Merrilyn Coleman
Miss. St
Hansel and Gretel
P.m
Fraser Theater
Reinhold Schmidt
Miss Coleman
Gretel
K.U
Hansel
Carolyn Craft
Junction City
Beverly Runkle
Pittsburg
Will
Bruce Logan Bill
Newton
Kay Davis
St. the Sandman
Katherine Moon
Mary Scott
Carol Abel
Stephanie Armstrong
Diana Browning
Wynne Goff
Linda Reese
Lana Darrow
Benefits of Drag Strip Topics for Local Meeting
The Crusaders hot rod group plans an 8 o clock meeting at Lawrence High School Room 108 to discuss the community benefits of a drag strip. Nelson Pointer of the American Hot Rod Association and Police Chief May of Great Bend will speak. William Prince, Lawrence High auto shop teacher, directs the Crusaders and outlines ship ideas and sponsorship hopes. The group has about 30 active members and several interested supporters.
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Crusaders
Lawrence High School
Nelson Pointer
American Hot Rod Association
May
Great Bend
William Prince
Crusaders Group
U S Woman Photographer Missing in Hungary
Vienna report states Georgette Meyer Chapelle an American photographer whose Life magazine work focuses on refugees is missing in Hungary. She was last seen in Vienna and Austrian authorities have been asked to investigate. Chapelle 37 of Milwaukee works for the National Research Institute in New York.
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Vienna
Austria
the VU
Georgette Meyer
Dicky Chapelle
Life Magazine
Hungary
Chapelle
Milwaukee
National Research Institute
New York
Life
Orphans Two Year Dream Realized in Philadelphia Meeting
In Philadelphia a two year dream comes true for War rent Thall an 11 year old foundling of African descent and for Marian Anderson the famed contralto. Harriett Thall to attend a luncheon in Miss Anderson's honor and sing after presenting a spray of lovers. Harriett rose from poverty and was raised by Mrs Emma hall joining St Teresa's choir and later winning first at the 24th Annual Irish Feis at Fordham.
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Warrior Thals
Harriet
Marian Anderson
Miss Anderson
Philadelphia
Warriet Thall
Harriett
Emma Hall
St. Teresa’s
Shea
Fordham University
Six KU professors win Elizabeth Watkins summer grants
Six junior faculty members at Kansas University received Elizabeth Watkins summer scholarships for 1957. Chancellor Murphy announced the awards after a committee chaired by Robert Vosper selected the recipients. Each scholar will devote the summer to research or study to advance their careers.
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Kansas University
Elizabeth M. Watkins
Franklin D. Murphy
Robert Vosper
K. U. Ubrares
University
Greater University Fund
Watkins
Toshio Yatsushiro
Robert W. Johannsen
G.bonar Sutherland
Franklin C. Nelick
Werner Winter
William J. Gore
Yatsushiro
Johannsen
Stephen A. Douglas
Sutherland
California Institute of Technology
Nelick
London
Winter
Germany
Gore
Miss Santa 1956 at KU From Topeka Sophomore Judy Dunkley
Judy Dunkley of Topeka a Kansas University arts sophomore and Alpha Phi member was named Miss Santa 1956 in the University Daily Kansan contest. She was chosen from 22 entrants after five finalists were named Tuesday. gifts from Lawrence merchants and a Reading Room open house Friday are planned.
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Judy Dunkley
Kansas University
Jane Idol
Robinson
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Dunkley
Lawrence Merchants
William Allen White
Flint Hall
Kansan
Mary Ann McGrew
Weather Hesitation: Multiple Accidents Reported Downtown
Warmer weather produced a string of vehicle mishaps across Sunnyside Bonner Springs and central streets. Notably two drivers, ris 47 and Robert D Fromm 18, collided at Kth and Mo Sts causing about 350 in damage. Other crashes occurred at Alumni Drive 14th La St 17th Vt Sts 23th Ky Sts Sth Miss Sts Mississippi Street 1700 block Louisiana Street 1500 block University Drive lath and R J Sts 1100 block Rhode Island Street Naismith Road and University Drive. Many minor scrapes went unreported as only damage over 50 requires reporting.
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Naismith Road
University Drive
Markets At a Glance and Wall Street Report
Markets show gains in stocks with higher activity while bonds ease and grains mix. Cattle and hogs move unevenly near steady prices as cattle top at 22 dollars and hogs at 17.60, with assorted futures and local prices for wheat corn and soybeans noted along with Wall Street’s tentative upturn and notable aircraft profit taking.
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Wall Street
New York
Bethlehem Steel and
Youngs
Bethlehem
Shorts
N. Y
Mar
Allied Chadt Uty
Allis Chal
Tel&Tel
Pri O Atchisonne
Aveo Mig
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Chrysler Tay
du Pont
Us Eagle
Ford
Motors
Monsan
Mont Ward
Ohio Oil
Peach Coal
Penney J. C
Pa RR
Phillips P
Proc & Am
RCA
Rayonler
Reyn Met
St Jos
St. Reg Pap
Sears Roeb
Sinclair Oil
Spen Chem
Ind
Trans W Air
UN Pac A
Steel Ih
Woolworth
Allies push for access to U.S. atomic weapons
Paris reports that NATO allies including West Germany demand access to tactical atomic weapons as vital to their self defense. Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson said he would respond the next day. The demand clashes with U.S. law restricting nuclear weapon control to the president.
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Paris
America
Atlantic
West Germany
Charles E. Wilson
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council
Rural School Concert At Eudora Auditorium
The Douglas County rural school band will give a concert Friday at p m in the Eudora school auditorium, according to County Superintendent Mrs Emma Berg.
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Douglas County
Eudora
Emma. Berg
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