Eisenhower Heart Exam Focuses 1956 Prospects
The story follows President Eisenhower’s Gettysburg checkup amid Democratic 1956 jockeying led by Senator Kefauver. Stevenson welcomes Kefauver while Bricker signals a stand in for Eisenhower if he does not run again. Filing deadlines and primary plans loom as campaigns begin to heat up. Harold Freeman, 18, undergoes major stomach surgery at KU Medical Center. condition reported satisfactory.
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Kefauver
Tennessee
Gettysburg
White House
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Chicago
Stevenon
Washington
Kefaver
Tefauver
Chi ‘Cago
Eisenspower
Miami
Frank Trentine
Florida
Francis A. Costillo
Keauver
New Hampshire
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Maryland
Ma- Thomas D'Alesandro
Balti-mhore
Marydoosalaoe
Bricker
Freeman Harold Freeman
Pawnee
K.U. Medical Center
Kansas City
Ir Journal-World
Turnerpike case delays and holiday schedules in Lawrence
Jury duty pause extends through Dec 27 with the next turnpike condemnation case slated for 46 acres in Kaw Valley north of Lawrence. Local stores extend hours for Christmas shopping while first-half taxes are due soon. Weather forecasts predict continued cold and light snow this weekend. The Calla McAlexander family receives a community Christmas gift after rebuilding walls of hope.
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District Court
Kansas Turnpike
Laura S. Pendleton
Kaw Valley
Lawrence
Weather Bureau
U N deadlock persists over Security Council seat plan
The United Nations General Assembly stalled after 34 ballots failed to elect the third nonpermanent member for 1956 57. A lottery plan proposed by President Jose Maza of Chile drew protests as delegates adjourned to resume voting Monday with Yugoslavia and the Philippines competing for the seat.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N. General Assembly
Security Council
Assembly
Yugoslavia
Council
Philippines
Jose Maza
Chile
Maza
United States
Britain
Russia
France
Carelos P. Romulo
Leo Mates
Fo T &E
Romulo
Mates
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence and Kansas City
Obituaries list Hyden J. Eaton 70, Kansas City attorney, died at Edgewater Park Missouri. Maggie Jones 9, dies at home of son-in-law. Frank Bereiter 93, retired farmer, died in Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Edwin F. Lamont 84, former Journal-World custodian, died in local rest home. Services set in Kansas City and Lawrence with burial plans announced.
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Kansas City
Kansas University
Edgewater Park
Misa
John Brand
Virginia Brand
Lawrence
Brand
C. L. Brokaw
Bucyrus
Ohio
Stine and McClure
Maggie Jones
Lonnie Conley
Church of God In Christ
J. W. Hanson
Oak Hill
Bowser-Lee
Frank Bereiter
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
4Th St
Westchester
Iowa
Cawker City
E. H. Bereiter
Francis E. Bereiter
N. 8Th St
Earl Bereiter
Albuquerque
N.M
Mia
Freda Laughin
Redlands
Calif
Esther Bard
San Francisco
Marjorie Rodgers
Allentown
Gladys Kyle
Colorado Springs
Colo
Liz
Guedebaken
Edwin F. Lamont
7Th and North Sts
Journal-World
Kay F. Heizer
Colorado
Effie Butler
Oklahoma
Ty. Okio
Menu at LHS JHS Cafeterias Next Week
School lunch plan lists two lunches daily for next week with dates through January 4. Menu items include Broiled Stuffed Weiner Potato Chip Peach and Cottage Cheese Salad, Bread and Butter Sandwiches, Roast Pork with mashed potatoes, corn, cranberry sauce, Cherry Upside Down Cake, and Apple Cobbler.
Antioch Baptists Plan Sanctuary Dedication
Antioch Baptist Church at 11th and Iowa Streets will dedicate its new sanctuary at 3 PM Sunday. Speakers include Hoyt Gibson editor of Baptist Digest and W A Burky superintendent of the Kansas Southern Baptist Convention. Dr E G Wright will preach the morning sermon Why I Am a Southern Baptist. Evening service will include baptism and communion.
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Eac
Wright
Seven Writers Win Quill Cash Awards at KU
Quill Magazine issued by the Quill Club at Kansas University honors seven writers for prize winning prose and poetry. Jo Ann Brown of Massena wins first prize for Diamonds in the Rough. Diana Sadler of Strong City takes top verse with three frontispiece poems. Second place goes to George H. Edwards Kansas City and Larry Miles Holyrood. Third place honors go to Don Landes Kansas City and Rodolfo Salaveria Philippines, with Eugene Gardner Providence honored as an honorable mention.
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Quill Magazine
Quill Club
Kansas University
Jo Ann Brown
Massena
Diana Sadler
Strong City
George H. Edwards
Kansas City
Larry Miles
Holyrood
Don Landes
Rodolfo Salaveria
Philippines
Eugene Gardner
Providence, R. I
Sigma Xi Elects 29 KU Members Including Alumni and Faculty
Kansas University announces 29 people named by Sigma Xi to full or associate membership. Full members include four alumni Delmar Boyer Salina Francis Prosser Wichita Elbert Walker Cleveland Tex and C G Williamson Versailles Mo plus three faculty Sydney Anderson Santiago Grisola Homer Hiebert and two graduates Robert Talley Eureka and Victor Rodwell Kansas City Mo Associate members include Earl M Fowler Delbert M Jones James E Shramner and a broader list of graduates and undergraduates from multiple cities and states.
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Kansas University
John Findley
Delmar Boyer
Salina
Francis Prosser
Wichita
Elbert Walker
Cleveland
Tex
C. G. Williamson
Versailles
Sydney Anderson
Santiago Grisola
The
Medical Center
Homer Hiebert
Topeka
Robert Talley
Eureka
Victor Rodwell
Kansas City
Earl M. Fowler
Delbert M. Jones
Lyons
James E. Shramner
Cimarron
John Coffman
el Dorado
William Read
Hays
Ronald Clark
Hutchinson
Robert Atchison
Kingman
Cilford Fawl
Ralph Lamb
Harlan McMillan
Little Rock
Ark
Southvan House
Long Beach
Calif
Richard Carlston
San Francisco
Stanley Robrish
Trumbull
Conn
Donald Lokke
Chicago
Yuletide Programs Start Next Week In Baldwin Area
Christmas programs will be staged in Baldwin churches starting next week featuring cantatas, tableaux, plays, Holy Communion and pageants. Ives Chapel Methodist Church presents The Music of Christmas Lorenz at 7 30 Friday with church groups performing. Worden Evangelical United Brethren and First Methodist School pupils also prepare pageants and carol presentations for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day observances with local youth and adults in lead roles.
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Baldwin
Ives Chapel Methodist Church
Lorenz
Worden Evangelical United Brethren Church
Doris Lyon
Judy Gilges
Charles Wintermantel
Mary Ellen Rappard
Pam Thomas
Miriam Rappant
Orvil Pohl
Worden
Elmer Beatty
1956 4-H Programs Set at Junior High
Bath county and regional 4-H Day Programs for 1956 will be held next March in Lawrence Junior High School county club agent Bill Hundley said today. Twenty one county 4-H results will allow entries for County 4-H Day on March 3 featuring demonstrations talks plays vocal ensembles bands orchestras and more. Blue red and white ribbon awards will be given and top blue ribbon winners advance to regional 4-H Club Day in Lawrence on March 10 to compete with other winners.
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Bath County
Lawrence
Bill Hundley
Douglas County
Focal
West Central 4-H Club Plans Input For Two Events
At Memorial Hospital and in Baldwin region leaders discuss two upcoming 4-H events. Names listed include Edwin Rogers Oskaloosa Charline Flood Route 3 Betty Wise and Edith Denham along with others. Details on timing participant limits and event venues are to follow.
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Weau
Ati
Tank
Ander Russell Calvert
Williamstown
Migr
Anderson
Wyan Ren
Penton
Edwin Rogers
Oskaloosa
Baldwin
Pana Inal
Handleyoad
Charline Flood
de- James Belcher
N. Y. St
Tails
Betty Wise
Edith Denham
Caroline Edwards
R. 1. St
Three New Study Realms For K U Coming Spring
Three new areas of study will be added to the spring semester at Kansas University. Folklore with Holger Nygard teaching a three hour course, Introduction of Linguistic Science by Werner Winter, and a scientific illustration class for drawing biological publications.
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Kansas University
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Holger Nygard
Werner Winter
Why the Chimes Rang Junior High Christmas Play
Friday night audiences filled the junior high auditorium for Why the Chimes Rang a Christmas pageant presented by the Speech Department under Mrs Dea Six. Keith Jochim and Phil Anderson starred in alternate casts with an eightety- member cast and a choir directed by Mrs Zillox and Mrs Zillox. The production featured set and window designs by Bennie Stewarts class and Frances Riggs art classes.
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JHS
Robert Zilliox
Robert Zillox
Holger
Keith Jochim
Phil Anderson
Rosemary Hamilton
Delores Harris
Carol McMillin
Janice Mashburn
Nancie Morgan
Pat Niemeller
Linda Norman
Judy Pearson
Mary Per Ee
Gale Quinsey
Jeannie Shultz
Michael Shultz
Penny Sommerville
Louise Turner
Marie Wagner
Sylvia Washington
Sue Squires
Nancy Stone
Joan Myers
Cara Shull
Judy Demos
Pat Atwood
Betty Setter
Chance
Joyce Berg
Earlene Brokman
Patsy Erickson
Linnda Garrett
Hazel Jones
Ray McNicholes
Bette Miracle
Doris Rice
Roy Todd
Melvan Franz
Virginia Kreye
Mary Maertens
Nancy Morgan
Joanne Okamoto
Eugenia Wilson
Katy Wright
Bill Cohen
Courter King
Karl Kreitzer
Properties
Robbie Remple
Forrest
Dulles Endorses West German Reunification Stand
The article reports Dulles opposing German unification by negotiation and backing reunification under the West German Federal Republic. It cites Soviet provocations in the Middle East and Asia and warns of a new challenge to the free world amid Russia's growing military power. Also notes Sierra Nevada snowfall projections up to 600 inches and Hawaii reef 800 inches.
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Soviet Union
Middle East
Asia
Russia
Market News Livestock and Hogs Report Kansas City
Market update from Kansas City shows cattle futures with varying declines and gains across classes. Slaughter steers and heifers mostly steady to down, cows up to 25 higher, stocker and feeder categories weak. Hog prices fall, top at 11.50, with most weights and grades trading down. Eggs and poultry rates listed for regional markets.
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Kansas City
Usda i
Inaccurate OCR Food Price List Shows Varied Goods
The fragment lists assorted prices for poultry and dairy items. Ibs up 15-16, young geese 10 iba up 18, capons and caponettes with varied weights and numbers. Butter prices per pound and butterfat values appear alongside grains and eggs with multiple grade ranges.
Presbyterian Drive Near Halfway Point
Funding for a $200000 Kansas University student center is halfway raised at about $100000. The foundation plans a modern building with Pattons' apartment, a second floor chapel, and a memorial parlor, on Oread Avenue east of 1200 block. Construction is not yet scheduled.
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Kansas University
John Patton
Sestaainstic Foundation
Pattons
Margaret Buckholtz
Patton
Oread Avenue
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