Venus probe relay signals report progress from Moscow
Moscow AP reports the Soviet Venus-bound station advanced at 2.5 miles per second and relayed data as planned. Tass said two data playback sessions were triggered from Earth, yielding a large volume of space condition information after its launch aboard Sputnik.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Earth
Venus
Cetus
Alexander Markov
Komsomolskaya Pravda
Ari Sternfeld
U.S. Naval Observatory
Shell Foundation Funds 4100 To Kansas U For Fellowship
The Shell Companies Foundation allocates 1 578 000 to colleges, with Kansas University receiving about 4100 for a geology graduate fellowship. The grant supports graduate study, research, and merit programs including nationwide teacher seminars and scholarships for future high school science and math teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Shell Companies Foundation, Inc
Shell Foundation
Stanford
Cornell
Shell
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
Local obituaries list several regional deaths and services
Deaths include Mrs. Sam Kelsall 75 of Gulfport Miss and R Loring Lawrence of Gardner Kan with services in Gardner and Gulfport. Mrs Nelle B Curry 68, formerly of Lawrence, dies in Topeka. Ledrue G Carter memorial at Plymouth Church. Dr William Sheen former Lawrence resident, dies in Ronan Mont. Survivors include spouses and children. Services planned in Topeka Gardner and Ronan with burials in Gulfport Tonganoxie Memorial Park and Ronan.
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Sam Kelsall
Gulfsport
Miss
Lula Carlat
Lawrence
Reno
Gulfport
Marvin Fortner
Samuel Kelsall
Louston
Tex
Gardner
R. Loring Lawrence
Olathe Hospital
Tonganoxie
Estella
Ralph
Leo
Ula
Kansas City
Floyd
Baldwin
Nelle B. Curry
Topeka
Curry
McMichael
Memorial Park
Paul S. Beck
J.B. Wilson
Ky. St
William Sheen
Ronan
Mont
Edward Crawford
Mable Sheen
Dad Challenged on Male Superiority by Church Council
At the National Council of Churches annual meeting in St Louis, Dr W Clark Ellzey of Stephens College argues the myth of male superiority has dissipated and that the patriarchal family is becoming obsolete. Dr Harold Pflug of Eden Theological Seminary adds that fathers grow less authoritarian as mothers take on disciplinary roles and both genders pursue equality amid social revolution.
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ST. Louis
Dad Pretty
National Council of Churches
Division of Christian Education
W. Clark Ellzey
Department of Marriage and the Home At
Stephens College For Women
Columbia, Mo
Harold Pflug
Eden Theological Seminary
Thoritarian
Ellvey
Pflug
Dr. Ellzey
Consolidation Aims Through Finance Commission Plan
The State Affairs Committee introduced a bill to consolidate state agencies overseeing financial institutions as urged by Gov. John Anderson. It would create a nine member Finance Commission and an executive director, abolish Banking, Consumer Loan, and Savings and Loan departments, and transfer duties to the new body with diverse industry representation. The executive director would earn $12 000 annually.
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Topeka
Thuse State Affairs Committee
John Anderson
State Finance Commission
Consumer Loan and Savings and Loan Departments
Finance Commission
Mrs Blaas Speaks at Breakfast Optimist Club Meeting
Carolyn Blaas executive secretary of the Douglas County Red Cross headed the featured address at today's Breakfast Optimist Club gathering at the Holiday Inn. Vera Mingos donor recruitment center director assisted with the program focused on blood donation and the Douglas County Blood Center. Warren Mitchell introduced the speakers, with Don Fisher serving as club president.
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Carolyn Blaas
Douglas County Red Cross
Vera Mingos
County Red Cross
Douglas County Blood Center
Lincoln Tie With Kansas Is Cited In Lincoln Day Talk
About 60 people heard Byron Springer highlight Kansas roles in Lincoln's life during a Douglas County Courthouse Lincoln Day event. He cited the 1854 Kansas Nebraska Act reviving Lincoln's political interest and Lincoln's 1859 Kansas trip to test a speech later used in New York.
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Kansas
Abraham Lincoln
Douglas County
Byron Springer
Lincoln
Springer
Heater
New York
Valentine Themes In CJHS Drama
Central Junior High School presents a Valentine’s Day play The Changes of Hearts directed by Mrs. Deal Six with two performances at 2 pm and 3 pm today. Cast includes Carol Swain, Nancya Gallup, Preston Fambrough, Jim McCalla, Jane Colonda, Claudia Williams, Mike Rasmussen, Walter Lusk, Marilyn West, Pam Murphree, Gretchen VanderWerf, Kathy Vaughn, Linda Adamson, Ann Hornberger, Chuck Harmon, Dale Harmon, Albert Breene and Larry Hopkins. Dance entertainment by Beth Thompson and Pam Wilson preceded by other participants Susan Brugnet Gail Hanchin Judy Clark Kylee Smith Sondra Snedepger and Dale Cosman.
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Central Junior High School
Deal Six
Carol Swain
Nancya Gallup
Preston Fambrough
Jim McCalla
Jane Colonda
Claudia Williams
Mike Rasmussen
Walter Lusk
Marilyn West
Pam Murphree
Gretchen VanderWerf
West Lawrence home razed for Dillon Co bakery plan
A west Lawrence house on New Hampshire Street is being razed to make way for a Dillon Co bakery. Keith Lucas says construction contracts not yet awarded but likely soon as planning nears completion.
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New Hampshire Street
Dillon Co
Keith Lucas
Dillon
Memorial Hospital Admissions List Includes Multiple Newborns
An admissions roundup from Memorial Hospital lists patients and new arrivals. Individuals include Ganis LaRee Isern, James Newman, Mrs. Marian Lynn, Mrs. Dolly Mark, Susan Drake, Pamela Arnold, Mrs. Lottie Fisher, Mrs. Phyllis Kraus, and others with addresses in Kansas and nearby states. The report notes several births: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Topham and a son to Mr. and Mrs. James T. Bogin, both recorded today.
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Ganis LaRee Isern
Fred L. Cooper
James Newman
McLouth
Evelyn Herrstrom
Tonganoxie
James Weinheimer
Ottawa
Marian Lynn
Tenn
Dolly Mark
Susan Drake
Pamela Arnold
DeSoto
Russell J. Topham
James T. Bogin
Park
Lawrence Students Shine on KU Honor Roll List
Fifty one Lawrence residents are among 489 students named to the Kansas University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences fall honor roll. The list includes five all A students from Lawrence and numerous seniors juniors and freshmen across multiple streets and neighborhoods.
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Lawrence
Kansas University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
George R. Wagvoner
Bonner R. Bell
Wellington Rd
Harold W. Fearing
N. H. St
Barbara K. Foley
W. 20Th St. Terr
Robert Kimball
Ohio St
Wayne Edward Smith
Mass. St
James L. Anderson
University Dr
Raymond P. Anderson
W. 4Th St
Albert R. Ashworth
Belle Crest Dr
John E. Brown
Edward G. Collister
Ind. St
William Dee Cowden
R. T. St
David E. Crawford
Route 2
Larry L. Dike
Tenn. St
Charlene Edmondson
Neb. St
Sam L. Elliott
la. St
Maurice D. Fishburn
R. TI
Carol L. Freeman
S. 19Th St
Hilda M. Gibson
Barker Ave
Nancy Lee Grimsley
Miss. St
Vern Bennon Grimsley
Miss St
Kennard R. Hamilton
Charles W. Hargrove
Prairie St
Boyd K. Hartman
Charles R. Hartman
Stouffer Place
Ferrin Curtis Holmes
Ala. St
Victoria F. Kimbrough
Roy Trafford Mantz
Kan. St
Patricia A. Mayhew
Mo. St
Mary E. McCalla
Susan Graham McCalla
Arthur QO. McGowan
David H. Michener
Route 4
David R. Patterson
Robert K. Remple
Dakota St
Richard C. Rinkel
D. Jenean Sears
Carolyn Louise Shull
Carol J. Smith
Haskell Institute
John Dale Smith
Barker St
Penelope Sommerville
Susan Mary Whitley
Country Club
William §. Woodard
Irene V. Zaluski
Ky. St
Hotel Manager Shot by Rejected Lodger in Leavenworth
Ed Walker, Tremont Hotel manager, was shot and robbed of 100 by McKenzie Moss a 63 year old ex convict whom Walker had refused lodging to. Moss admitted the shooting and was arrested downtown after the attack. Walker hospitalized with chest wound. Moss had been released from Kansas Penitentiary January 6 and lived in Leavenworth.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Ed Walker
Tremont
Walker
McKenzie
Chick) Moss
William Lee
Moss
Lee
Kansas Penitentiary
Tremont Hotel
Court Rules Hoffa Unions Not Required to Comply with Subpoenas
U S District Judge Fred W. Kaess held that Teamster Local 299 in Detroit and Local 614 in Pontiac are not obligated to produce books and records for 1959 under government subpoenas. The decision limits the subpoena power of the secretary of labor under the Landrum Griffin act. Local 299 and Local 614 argued reports were filed in March 1960 and subpoenas sought documents since Jan 1, 1959.
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Detroit
U.S
Fred W. Kaess
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Detrot
Pontiac
Mich
U.S. Secretary of Labor
Landrum- Griffin
Congress
Local 299
Hoffa
Local 614
Court actions and divorces filed in Osage City area
County Court reports list bogus check cases with bonds or sentences for Jack Harrel brink Richard Booker and Lawrence plus Chris Martinez and others. Traffic violations show fines for Acton Bate son Transmeier Loney and Hutchinson. Divorces filed and granted in Vonda 200, and District Court suit of Paula M. Smith for $16017.25 against Wes Cox arising from July 1 1960 accident.
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George R. Atchison
Osage City
Jack Harrelbrink
Beaver
Okla
Richard Booker
Los Angeles
Calif
Lawrence
Chris Martinez
Robert Coffelt
Prospect
Donald Sexton
Harold D. Acton
Leavenworth
Kenneth Bateson
Maple Lane
Cecil M. Transmeier
R. I
Dale E. Loney
David Hutchinson
Overbrook
VONDA
Paula M. Smith
Mich
Wesley Cox
Route 4
9Th and
Mass. Sts
Ethiopian Church Adheres to Single Nature Doctrine
The Ethiopian Church aligned with the Coptic Church of Egypt maintains that Christ possessed a single nature rather than both divine and human natures.
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Egypt
Christ
Executive Surrenders in Antitrust Case In Milwaukee Executive
John Marvin Cook 54 marketing vice president of Cutler-Hammer Milwaukee surrendered to a U S marshal six days early to serve a 30 day jail term for violating federal antitrust laws He will join six other high salaried electrical executives in Montgomery County Prison sentenced last week by Judge J Cullen Ganey for conspiring to fix prices and rig bids in heavy electrical equipment sales used to generate transmit and distribute electric power nationwide.
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Philadelphia
John Marvin Cook
Cutler-Hammer, Inc
Milwaukee
Wis
U.S
Montgomery County
U.S. Dist
J. Cullen Ganey
America
Hayakawa to Speak on Russia at KU Fraser Theater
Humanities lecturer S. I. Hayakawa of San Francisco State College will deliver the fifth in a series at Kansas University. He will discuss On Communication With Russia at 8 p.m. Tuesday February 21 in Fraser Theater.
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Manhattan
Channel 13
Topeka
S. I. Hayakawa
San Francisco State College
Kansas University
Prof. Hayakawa
Russia
Fraser Theater
X15 Flight Planned With More Powerful Rocket Engine
Edwards Air Force Base California AP reports the X15 rocket plane is scheduled to fly this week using an engine nearly four times as powerful as the prior unit, aiming to push speed and altitude records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Goldberg Orders: New unemployment study office and monthly figures
Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg, returning from visits to hard hit areas, issued two orders. One creates a Labor Department office to study unemployment from automation, and the other requires monthly unemployment figures from the Bureau of Employment Security.
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Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
Labor Department
Bureau of Employment Security
Goldberg
Kennedy
White House
Battle Line
Republican National Committee
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Lecompton Man Guilty of DUI in District Court
Richard Don Glenn of Lecompton was found guilty of driving while intoxicated by a District Court jury. He had prior County Court guilty verdict with a $100 fine and 30 days jail. the same sentence applies. A wrong parking charge was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Don Glenn
Lecompton
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Sys Putoen
Gerade
Marilyn
Mrs. Nelle B. Curry
Ledrue G. Carter
Plymouth Congregational Church
Anderson
The
Warren Mitchell
Don Fisher
Latin America
United States
Susan Brugnet
Gail Hanchin
Judy Clark
Kylee Smith
Sondra Snedepger
Dale Cosman
Sheriff's Office
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Mass
Phyllis Kraus
Sandra Coffman
Wedgewood
Walter Puckett
Christopher Little
Helen Beebe
Grant
Nancy Davis
Lindenwood
Annette Casey
Barker
Lavita Costley
Valley Lane
Sherman Edmondson
Cynthia Gerharat
Hall
US Weather Bureau
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Rockies
Plateau
Pacific Coast
California
Central Plains
Central
Appalachians
Kathryn E. Eaton
Roy W. Eaton
Roberta Joyce Sears
Dale I. Sears
Delores A. Holladay
Calvin E. Holladay
Norma Jean McNaughton
Alvin Leon McNaughton
Lois B. Hunt
Porter Hunt
Sharon Cates
Harold Wayne Cates
Bernice Wagner
Henry C. Wagener
Edith Wilson
B. R. Wilson
Borie Gul
Tgniers
Flowers Ninth and
New Hampshire Sts
TrayLef x
Calvin Pldudgnce
Associated Press
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Denver
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Fort Worth
Honolulu
Juneau
Miami
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Oklahoma City
Omaha
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Ore
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Sec. Goldberg
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Lawrence Memorial Co
Independent
Lauwdry & Dry Cleaners
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