Sigma Xi elects 41 members from KU and beyond
Forty one persons were elected to the Kansas Chapter of Sigma Xi. Among them seven KU faculty and 19 KU graduate students earned associate or full membership for research in physical or natural sciences. Full members include KU faculty and a Southern Illinois University Alton professor. Additional members come from Oak Ridge, Los Alamos, Florida A&M, Baylor, and other institutions.
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Kansas
Sigma Xi
National Honorary Science Society
Kansas University
Southern Mwlinois University
Alton
William E. Breen Jr
Kevin R. Jones
Enrique 0. Monge
Rupert Ivan Murrill
Dan D. M. Ragle
David S. Simonett
All of
Laurence Raymond McAneney
Southern Ilinois University
Illinois
Rufard G. Alsmiller
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Oak Ridge
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Los Alamos
N. M
Lee Silverthorn
Wadsworth
William D. Thoa Je
Baylor University
Wacos
Guida
Guateman Jereeee Eee
RZ Engineering
Kansas City
John Sherman
Chapman
Denver Cola
William L
Sunnyside
Carl MecAullin
Tulsa
Oklo
Bruce Melans
George Shelby Schulte
Ore— Fon
Alo
Jerry C. Eller
Henderson
Tenn
Donald & Sobodnakt Chemical Engineering
No. Tonowands N. Y
Teel
Shanghai
China
Jan Frankiin
van Sant
Maddon
Wis
Lea Ri
Walters
Bronx
N. Yui
Lawrence J. Whatéra
Santa Ana
Calif
Charles P Yomack
Humbolt
Snipe
Robert D. Edermeier
Research Axalitant
Glenn Lloyd Foster
Gealoxy
Humble. Oil Co
Wichita Falls
Tex
Edwin D. Gutenteg
Gaolony
U. 8
Geological Survey
Beton Rouse
David T. Sorensen
Chamay
Principia College
Etuah
Bert Sprague
Sautronomy
Iwaukee
Joseph A. Woods
Onsign
Revival Meeting at Lawrence Assembly of God Church Begins Wednesday
Lawrence Assembly of God Church at 12th and Mass Streets plans a Revival Meeting starting Wednesday night led by evangelist Rev Christian Hild of Fargo North Dakota. Pastor J J Krimmer notes daily services at 745 pm through Sunday January 12 featuring films on Gods View of Unhappy Europe and the Holy Land along with other programs.
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Paper Blasts Plan For Physical Tests
The Manchester Guardian denounced compulsory medical exams for public leaders as ineffective and harmful. It cited Dr L Etang saying many capable statesmen have impairments, noting Eisenhower and Eden received more publicity despite illnesses and listing Wilson, Roosevelt, Hopkins, and Forrestal among presidents affected.
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Manchester Guardian
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L’etang
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Eden
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry Hopkins
Defense
James Forrestal
Wet Spell In Store For New Year's Eve
Weather across the eastern half of the nation features heavy precipitation. Cold conditions linger in the north central region as rain sleet and snow target the mid continent and Atlantic states.
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Proud father advertises his son on Detroit billboard
Detroit business owner Lee Goren waited for a son and paid for a 25 foot billboard. In 18 inch letters he proclaimed Its a boy Rita and Lee. He said he bet on a boy for years and lost money but felt it was worth it.
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Markets At a Glance Stocks and Commodities Report
Markets showed gains in stocks while bonds rose, with mixed grain and strong hog and cattle activity. KC wheat and corn futures moved higher on light volume, while local grain prices listed for wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans set the day’s benchmark figures.
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Pope Hails Aviation Uniting People Across World
Vatican notes Pope Pius XII praised aviation as a modern force uniting people and lauded Qantas for inaugurating a world circling service. He cautioned that material progress alone cannot ensure peace. A small audience of about 50 accompanied the visitors during a preliminary Qantas flight.
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Defense Group States Low Risk of Atomic Mishap
Washington reports a Defense Department atomic energy specialist says the chance of a nuclear weapon exploding accidentally is about one in three billion, a virtually nonexistent risk. Gen. Herbert Lopez notes the probability, while defenders dispute Rep. Porter’s warning of war risk from accidents.
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Herbert B. Loper
Lopez
Defense McElroy
Porter
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Market ends year with gains as tax moves stir trading
The Day in Wall Street notes a late 1957 finish with higher prices and heavy turnover. Key stocks rose in a broad rally across steels, motors, rails, oils and chemicals amid tax-related trading, while one ticker glitch briefly paused activity. In Sterling Colorado, Edward Haan’s minor car accident brought Don Haan to the scene, his nonrelative finding it a small world.
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New York
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