Strike Threat Threatens Santa Fe Printing Contract
A strike threat by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers against the Santa Fe railway centers on a demand that a labor agreement be printed in a union shop. About 2,000 copies of the final agreement would be printed at company expense, with 650 engineers set to strike January 4 along the coast lines from Albuquerque to San Francisco and including Los Angeles and Phoenix.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Santa Fe Railway
Santa Fe
R. D. Shelton
Los Angeles
Coast Lines
Shelton
Guy L. Brown
The
Brotherhood
Cleveland
Coast
Brown
Union
Albuquerque
N. M
San Francisco
San Diego
Phoenix
Kansas Union presents The Invisible Fire concert Tuesday
KU Speaker continues on page 1 with oratorio The Invisible Fire performed by the Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra under Thor Johnson. A 7:30 p.m. Monday showing features the Robert Joffrey Theatre Ballet group in Hoch. Delegates attend daily sessions on topics from Christian students on campus to Christianity and the arts and church in the world.
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Hockby
Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra
Thor Johnson
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Robert Joffrey Theatre Ballet
Hoch
Anniversary of Masons marks 100 years in Oskaloosa
Masonic Blues Lodge No. 14 celebrates its centennial with 1958 officer installations. Founded in 1857 under a special dispensation from the Grand Lodge of Kansas, charter granted Oct 18. Centennial celebration planned next year. New officers: Earl Melton worshipful master, Charles Hannah senior warden, Floyd King junior warden, Charles Long treasurer, G A Kern secretary, Harlan Courtney senior deacon, Michael Faris junior deacon, Marlin Potterf senior steward, John Robbins Jr junior steward, Jean McAdam tyler.
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Oskaloosa Masonic Blues Lodge No
Grand Lodge of Kansas
Earl Max Meélton
Charles P. Hannah
Floyd J. , King
Charles G.long
G. A. Kern
Harlan Courtney
Michael W. Faris
Marlin Potterf
John D. Robbins Jr
Jean McAdam
Tyler
Dr Merle Rymph to Speak at Plymouth Church
Dr Merle Rymph of Topeka Kansas state superintendent of the Congregational Christian Conference will preach at 8 am and 11 am Sunday services at Plymouth Congregational Church 925 Vermont Street His topic unfinished business He has led Kansas churches for 15 years and under his leadership the church has grown He will be assisted by Rev Irvin King Courtney King and Brian Grace who will give the sermonette The Antelope and the Spider.
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Merle Rymph
Topeka
Kansas ‘Congregational-Christian Conference
Plymouth ‘Congregational Church
Dr. Rymph
Kansas
Irvin King
Courtney King
Brian
Race
Telope
Deaths and Funerals William F Zweifel 74
William F Zweifel 74 a Lawrence resident for 37 years died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. He worked for Reuter Organ Co and belonged to the corps and the Elks. Funeral services 10:30 p.m. Monday Plymouth Congregational Church Rev Harold G Barr in charge. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Visitation at Cooper-Warren Chapel until 9 a.m. Monday. Survived by wife Emma Mae. daughters Dorothy A of Omaha and Emma F Smith of Pittsburg. son William E Zweifel of Kansas City. sister Emma F Smith. brother Orville.
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William F. Zweitel
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Reuter Organ Com
Cop
Elks
Plymouth Congregational Church
Harold G. Barr
Memorial Park Cemetery
Cooper- Warren
Emma
Mae Zweifel
Swor
Dorothy A.o
Omaha
Neb
J.H. Underwood
Conrab Ct
William E
Kansas City, Mo
Emma F. Smith
Pittsacs
Orville
Italy and Britain sign atomic collaboration accord
Rome and London sign an accord on atomic collaboration in Italian industrial development. The pact permits Italy to expand its peaceful nuclear energy program using natural and enriched uranium supplied by Britain. An accord with the United States provides reactors using enriched uranium.
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Rome
Italy
Great Britain
Britain
United States
California Couple Hear Their Son, 15, Get Life Sentence
In Long Beach California a 15 year old boy was found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to life in a state prison for smothering a 2 year old girl on the Palos Verdes Peninsula during an overdue weekend pass from a reform school. The boy, arrested four days later in Reno Nevada, told police he smothered the child because he felt like killing somebody. Det Att Ted Sten urged the maximum sentence calling him a scheming cold blooded murderer. Defense lawyers sought a second degree ruling and psychiatric treatment.
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Long Beach
Calif
John Lawrence Miller
Harold A. Miller
Beach Vasey
Laura Helen Wetzel
Palos Verdes Peninsula
Reno
Nev
Miller
D.A
Ted Sten
Vasey
Swedes Study Ways To Build Own Bombs
Stockholm Sweden Swedish atomic experts study the technical aspects of plutonium production for Swedish atom bombs A military scientist said today. The top defense leaders have formally asked the government to provide the armed forces with atomic weapons either of Swedish or foreign make. Dr Torsten Magnusson said an expert study of the technical problems had begun pending a political decision. Swedish experts believe Sweden could become the first small country to make its own bombs. Prime Minister Tage Erlander told Parliament Sweden has enough uranium to last more than a thousand years.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Torsten Magnusson
Tage Erlander
Rumors Cite Leahy Texas Job Acceptance Report
Chicago reports a telegram claimed by sources to confirm Frank Leahy accepted the Texas A&M football post. A 5 p.m. CST news conference was planned in his Jacksonville hospital room with a corresponding Texas A&M press event. Leahy was to watch the Gator Bowl on TV from Passaic hospital.
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Chicago
Frank Leahy
Texas A & M
M. T. Harrington
Jacksonville
Fla
Leahhy
Passavant
Harrington
Leahy
Army of 1962: flexible forces for any war
A Sunday column reviews the January Army Information Digest on the Army of 1962. Gen Maxwell D. Taylor and Maj Gen R A Schow stress a flexible, well trained Army with strong firepower and mobility to meet cold, limited, or all out atomic war. Logistics, pay, and intelligence play vital roles as the service seeks top personnel and robust equipment to deter and defeat future threats.
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Army
Air Force
U. S. Army
Army Information Digest
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S. Army
Taylor
R. A. Schow
Carter Magruder
U.S
Army of the Future
Information Digest
Navy
Marine
U. S
Strategic Air Command
Marine Corps
Catholic News Tells About Oppression in Canton
Rome 8 The Catholic News reports from Canton via an eyewitness who escaped China in recent days. Catholics there are forced twice weekly to attend Communist indoctrination sessions and are individually questioned about relations with the church. Bishop Domenicone refuses to attend and is summoned by the Office of Religious Affairs for instruction on diocesan governance amid intensified questioning.
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Rome
Canton
China
CCS Sal
Communist Party
Domenicone
CCS
Reds
Hillarys party reaches point of no return toward South Pole
Auckland dispatch reports Sir Edmund Hillary and a four man team have driven to within 240 miles of the South Pole on their overland trek. Hillary’s radio from Scott Base indicates strain at 10,000 feet but nightly progress remains steady with 40 to 50 miles covered per night. The expedition, linked with a British Commonwealth Arctic team, continues toward the pole amid multiple support efforts including the Soviet base and 30 vehicles deployed.
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Sir Edmund Hillary
South Pole
Hillary
Scott Base
McMurdo Sound
Scott On
Vivian
Fuchs
Kenian
Eas
Priests Weigh Cooperation with Reds and Church Fund Sources
The article surveys views among priests on collaboration with Communist movements and questions the origins of Catholic Church funding. It presents diverse opinions, notes doctrinal cautions, and hints at potential tensions between church independence and external pressures.
Japan to Send Fingerprint Bill for Foreigners Next Year
The Justice Ministry said a bill easing foreigners will be sent to the Diet early next year. Passage is expected. The bill would require foreigners who stay in Japan for more time than present in registration law to register within six days after arrival.
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Tokyo
Justice Ministry
Diet
Japan
Plan Would Match Grants to States for Science Education
Washington reports the administration will seek a federal program of matching grants exceeding 100 million dollars to boost high school science and mathematics teaching. Funds would supplement salaries, hire more teachers, buy equipment, and strengthen state education departments. The plan, run by Health, Education and Welfare, also envisions scholarships, graduate school expansion, testing, counseling, and foreign language teaching. A separate provision would allocate over 50 million dollars annually to the National Science Foundation to expand science and math education through textbooks, fellowships, seminars, and institutes for teachers.
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Washington
Congress
Siengthen
Russia
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
National Science Foundation
Railroad Seeks Tax Relief in Kansas Counties
Missouri Pacific Railroad protests Kansas property taxes as 63 percent higher than local rates. It paid 714 862 in first half taxes under protest and will contest the second half due next June. State valuation director notes the move as a rarity and says recovery actions may follow in each county.
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Topeka
Missouri Pacific Railroad Co
Kansas
Nts
Eldon Sloan
Missouri Pacific
Sloan
Memorial Hospital Names List of Residents and Contacts
A long list of names and addresses appears associated with Memorial Hospital including Thomas Shipman Cummings Teresa Ross Howard Bell 1421 Prospect Ave Charles Eaton Linwood Elinora Lowery 1214 N J St Gene Westergreen 315 Okla St Simon Hurwitz 1348 Engle Dr E W Rahberg Route 1 Victoria Perez 1031 N J St Jean McKnight 1205 Oread Ave Tyrel Ford 1230 Oread Ave Hilda Miller 14 Westwood Rd Judi Brown Eudora George Hoefer
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Thomas Shipman
Cummings
Teresa Ross
Oskaloosa
Howard Bell
Prospect Ave
Charles Eaton
Linwood
Elnora Lowery
N. J. St
Gene Westergreen
Okla. St
Simon Hurwitz
Engle Dr
E. W. Rahberg
Victoria Perez
Jean McKnight
Oread Ave
Tyrel Ford
Hilda Miller
Westwood Rd
Judi Brown
Eudora
George Hoefer
Sailor John Dry Demonstrates Shipboard Objects
The explorer John Pail Dry gave a talk on December 14 about the use of sea anchors and other shipboard objects aboard vessels. He displayed several models to illustrate their practical roles at sea.
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Torious
Bestopa
John Pail Dry
Ufe
Mr. Dry
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