Dulles Returns to Explain Shipments in Middle East Row
Secretary of State Dulles returns from the Bahamas to Congress to explain arms deliveries to the Middle East. He is slated to testify Friday on the 18 light tanks sent to Saudi Arabia and the embargo that followed. Democrats have led criticism of the deal amid the brink of war interview fallout.
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Washington
Dulles
Congress
Middle East
Bahamas
United States
Saudi Arabia
Saudi Araba
George Mead
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Life Magazine
Colorado Gunman Ends Standoff After Abduction Attempt
A gunman abducted Hurst and Mrs. Jackson near Pueblo, the pair crouching behind a bush as officers closed in. Jackson and Fortuna charged the assailant, subduing him as Hurst was left semi conscious from gunfire. Police and state troopers then transported all to Pueblo for medical care and arrest. Jackson said he knew William Allen of Kansas City, whose wife was killed last summer. Mrs. Jackson recalled the Allen tragedy during the three hours of captivity.
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Hurst
Mrs. Jackson
Jackson
Fortuno
Pueblo
Grand Junction
Colo
William Allen
Kansas City
Allen
Mrs. Allen
Planning Board Approves Hillcrest Center Plat
Planning Commission approves a preliminary plat for Hillcrest Shopping Center on Iowa Street near Yale Road, with plans for a supermarket, medical dental clinic, and drug store. A 40 acre residential tract south of US 40 between Sunset Hill and Sunset Drive-In Theater, owned by George Lawrence, was also studied. Zoning changes moved lots at R08 and 810 N Y St from residential to neighborhood business to extend the zone.
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Planning Commission
Hillcrest
Iowa Street
Yale Road
Sunset Hill
Sunset Drive-In
George Lawrence
N. Y
Droodle Pokes Fun at Ridiculous Food Trends
The note jokes about absurd pastry trends proposed by Bob Greger of Miami Beach Florida. It mentions angora doughnuts Cashmere Coffee All Wool Waffles and Cor Ey Cup Cakes and warns against dangerous tastings that could flood the nation with lint.
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Bob Greger
Miami Beach
Florida
Bodger
David Crane cartoon debuts in Journal World feature
The Journal-World unveils a new cartoon strip titled David Crane starting Monday. It follows fresh divinity school graduate and his bride as they return to a rough town to reestablish a foreclosed church, crafted by James Winslow Mortimer.
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David Crane
New Journal-World
James Winslow Mortimer
God
Canada
Hamilton
Ont
Mortner
Toronto Daily Star
Toronto Star
New York
LU. S
Mortimer
Aileen Ruth Cutting
Carmel
N. Y
Drew Methodist Chinen
Journal World
Divinity
Virginia
Boulder Bluff
Journal-World
Two City Collisions Cause $600 In Damage
Damage estimated at $600 from two city crashes Tuesday. One collision occurred at the intersection of St and Ohio Streets, the other at F228 Ohio Street. Involved drivers were Charles Richard Moberly and Yolanda D. Lyon, plus Connie Lath and Colleen M. Johnston. one person was injured, per police.
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St. and
Ohio Sts
Ohio St. Dlivers
8Th and
Ohio
Charles Richard Moberly
Wren
8Th
Vt. Sts
Yolanda
Lyon
Mass. St
Connie Lath
Tenn. St
Colleen M. Johnston
Chin St
Deaths and Funerals This Week At Local Churches
Funeral services for Grace B Nelson 1715 Mo St will be at 2 30 Thursday at Ninth Street Baptist Church Rev Frank Brown officiating Burial in Maple Grove Cemetery Body lies in state from 3 this evening until services Bowser Lee Mortuary Also noted James H Flory 80 former Douglas County resident died Tuesday in Holly Oregon with survivors in California and Oregon Funeral at 1 30 Monday Rumsey Funeral Home Burial Oak Hill Cemetery Lydia Clare Meairs 82 of Long Beach California funeral moved to 11 a m Thursday Graveside Oak Hill Cemetery Widow Ed Measrs Former Has Kell Institute chief engineer She also connected to Lawrence Miss Ilda Lofgren 81 died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Surviving cousin Fred Nelson Los Angeles Funeral later Herbert Garratt of Colorado Springs former Lawrence resident died Sunday Survivors include wife Mary Garratt sister M Cox Baldwin and brother John Robert Garratt John M Lavin 73 died Monday Lawrence Memorial Hospital funeral 10 a m Friday St Peter Catholic Church Big Springs Burial Big Springs Catholic Cemetery Rosary 7 40 p m Thursday Rumsey Funeral Home
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Grace B. Nelson
Mo. St
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Frank Brown
Maple Grove
Bowser-Lee Mortuary
Chloe German
Los Angeles
Calif
Ralph Flory
Hally
Ore
Dora Markley
Route
Ed Flory
Overbrook
Rumsey Funeral Home
Oak Hill Cemetery
Lydia C. Meairs
Lydia Clare Meairs
Long Beach
Meairs
Ed Measrs
Haskell Institute
Ilda, Lofgren
Hilda W. Lofgren
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Fred Nelson
Congregational Church
Ventura Club
Herbert Garratt
Colorado Springs
Colo
Eudora
Lawrence Business College
Kansas City
Mary Garratt
John Robert Garratt
M. H. Cox
Baldwin
John M. Layin
John M
Avin
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Big Springs
John Quigley
Rumsey + Funeral Home
Former Capone Gang Boss Guzik Dies of Heart Attack
Chicago reports 1S year old underworld figure Jack Guzik once Capone’s chief lieutenant and alleged mastermind behind gang wealth and political power died last night from a heart attack in a longstanding era of Prohibition era crime.
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Capone
Chicago
Jack
Guzik
AL Capone
Arms shipments end Middle East policy shift urged
Washington reports the State Department told Congress there will be no more arms shipments to the Middle East until they are on an equal basis. Rep. Morgan of Pennsylvania, chairing the House Near East subcommittee, disclosed the three hour closed session with Assistant Secretary George V. Allen.
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Washington
State Department
Consgress
Middle East
Rep. Morgan
D-Pa
House Foreign Affairs
Near East
George V. Allen
Wes Santee and the AAU Debate Over Amateur Status
The piece highlights Wes Santee as a marquee track star drawing crowds and TV exposure at the Coliseum Relays. It critiques AAU officials for expense practices, arguing they misclassify athletes as professionals, while praising Santee for advocating his own name protection and leveraging media and public support to challenge AAU policies.
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Wes
Santee
Coliseum
Mexico City
AAU
Europe
London
East
Lke
State Department
Park Authority Members Reported Ready to Quit
Mack Nations publicity director for the Kansas Park Authority said last night he and four authority members submitted resignations to Gov. Fred Hall. Nations stated the group would quit unless chairman J Ed Thompson of Parsons left. The governor offered no comment when asked in Topeka.
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Lews, Kas
Mack Nations
The
Kansas Park Authority
Authority
Fred Hall
Western Kansas Manufacturers Inc
Nations
Park Authority
J. Ed Thompson
Parsons
Topeka
Booby Trapped Shotgun Wounds Station Attendant
Raytown Missouri. A station attendant Lester McCormick aged 41 was critically wounded when a shotgun booby trap exploded as he opened a cabinet door in the desk of the service station office. Owner William E Tate admitted setting the trap after recent break-ins beginning in 1949. Deputy Marion Beller said Tate claimed McCormick knew of the weapon.
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Raytown
Lester McCormick
William E. Tate
Marion Beller
Tate
McCormick
KU Faculty and Students At Press Club Meeting in KC
Five KU faculty members and 12 students attended the Kansas City Press Club gathering at the Muehlebach Hotel in Kansas City Missouri Tuesday night. J A Mahaffey editor of the Texarkana Gazette spoke honoring Sigma Delta Chi chapters of KU Missouri University and Kansas State College.
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Kansas University
Kansas City Press Club
Muehlebach
Kansas City
J. A. Mahaffey
Texarkana Gazette
Daily News
Sigma Delta Chi
K.U
Missouri University
Kansas State College
Robert
Bruce
Vernal
Utah
Gordon Hudelson
Olathe
John Herrington
Tenn
David Webb
Independence
Leo Flanagan
Chicago
Clayton Bratton
James Bedford
Maurice Lungren
William Allen White Foundation
KU senior basketball game to kick spring activities
Lawrence items note an exhibition basketball game between KU senior intra mural all stars and the freshman squad on March 2 before the KU Colorado Big Seven contest. Bill Buck of Kansas City chairs the event. A’I tally will precede the game in Allen Fieldhouse. Other spring events and dates are to be announced.
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Kansas University
K.U
K.u.-Colorado University
Bill Buck
Kansas City
Allen Fieldhouse
Youth in fourth year of full coma after 1952 crash
In Deming New Mexico Jimmy Smith now nearing four years in a complete coma from a March 30 1952 brain injury. Doctors call this one of the longest and strangest comas with his brain stem life functions intact yet no movement or emotion. nourishment comes as for a plant with a diet of milk baby foods and occasional beer.
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Jimmy
Jimmy Smith
Akron physician admits abortions at three hundred yearly
A 72-year-old Akron doctor, Rey L. Knapp, pleaded guilty to an abortion charge and said he had performed abortions since 1913 at about 300 a year with an average fee of 200 dollars. He urged leniency due to age and health as the judge held the case for medical testimony. Conviction could bring one to seven years in prison.
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Ohio
Akron
Ohio &I
Rey L. Knapp
Common
Ray B. Watters
Dr. Knapp
Watters
Knapp
New Elevator Project At Local Co op
A concrete construction plan outlines a 19 bin elevator with a grain dryer a 50 foot concrete check scale two 1 100 bushel pits for dumping small grain and a large pit for car corn The facility will connect to a rate spur and operate separately from small grain facilities to speed harvest processing Friends Freeman says the modern system will be the most efficient in the area Jarvis Brink led the campaign with about 60 volunteers The co op already handles petroleum products fertilizer feed and farm supplies and began operations in August 1954 It will be built just north of the current facilities on the cooperative c land tract held at 4 ineacres
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Freeman
Jarvis Brink
Route 1
Co-Op Association
West Ninth Sees Change in City Commission Leadership
West Ninth replaces M. N. Penny as chair after term expiry. no permanent chair elected yet. The council granted Frank Garcia a beer license for La Tropicana Club at 434 Locust St, after denying a prior beer license to his sister in law, Mrs. Leon Garcia. An amended beer license ordinance was passed to close a state-law conformity loophole. An ordinance authorizing special assessments for several projects was heard on first reading. Wigglesworth reported Michie Publications has completed a 20 year plus recodification of the city's general ordinances, to be reviewed by the city attorney and manager before publication.
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M. N. Penny
Frank Garcia
la Tropicana Club
Locust St
la Tropicana
Leon Garcia
Garecia
Wigglesworth
Michie Publications
Charlottesville
Municipal pool plan for Lawrence bond vote proposed
A citizens committee outlines costs and funding for a new municipal pool in Lawrence. It estimates a $200,000 project, financed over ten years, costing about 90 cents per year per $1,000 valuation, and notes court rulings bar segregation in public recreation facilities. The panel urges civic groups to organize a meeting to decide bond submission.
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Lawrence
U. S. Supreme Court
Kansas
Kansas City
Memorial Hospital Admits and Births Detail Local Names
A hospital column lists admissions at Memorial Hospital including Ervin R. Hess 718 Ohio Street Lucinda Hunt Meriden Virginia Romero 1047%4 Del Street Mabel Schmidt Skyline Trailer C15 Elizabeth Dunn Route 5 Cornelius Walker 1220 Pa Sr Clarence Malone 1411 Haskell Ave Coy D. Miller 1334 Ohio St Cly Dean Yakle Wellsville Route 1 Judy Davis 804 Maple St Donald Hibner Baldwin Route 1 and discharges. Birth notices include Mrs Lu Ann Beckloff and baby boy W805 W. 22nd St Terr Mrs Ida Walker 1131 Pa St Paris Spooner 611 Lyon St Mrs Wanda Gordon and baby boy 1300 Summit St Mrs Lydia Jones 816 E 14th St Ernest Bowen Garfield St Otto Reetz 630 R I St Miss Donna Cooper 1314 N J St Eugene Rieder Baldwin Route 2 Arthur Flory Route 5 Vinton Andre Oska Hoosa Frank Roberts 1146 Ky St Coy Dean Miller 1334 Ohio St Mrs Evelyn Staus and baby girl 912 Pa St Mrs Esther Hadl and baby boy 1420 W 22nd St Terr Mrs Doris Ottinger 1545 Learnard Ave Births Mr and Mrs Hampton Shirer ae W Sth St a daughter Tuesday
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Ohio St
Lucinda Hunt
Meriden
Virginia Romero
del. St
Mabel Schmidt
Skyline Trailer
Elizabeth Dunn
Cornelius Walker
Pa, Sr
Clarence Malone
Haskell Ave
Coy D. Miller
Clydean Yakle
Wellsville
Judy Davis
Maple St
Donald Hibner
Baldwin
Fred Battelle
Ky. St
jLu_ Ann Beckloff
W. 22Nd St
Terr
Ida Walker
Pa. St
Paris Spooner
Lyon St
Wanda Gordon
Summit St
Lydia Jones
E. 14Th St
Ernest Bowen
Garfield St
Otto Reetz
R. I. St
Donna Cooper
N. J
Eugene Rieder
Arthur Flory
Vinton Andre
Oska Hoosa
Frank Roberts
Coy
Dean Miller
Evelyn Staus
Esther Hadl
22Nd St
Doris Ottinger
Learnard Ave
Texas Publisher Jailed For Contempt of Court
William Prescott Allen publisher of the Laredo Times spent the night in Tarrant County Jail for contempt after refusing to testify before a Fort Worth grand jury. He was fined 100 dollars and jailed by Dist. Judge Dave McGee who cited constitutional rights and potential self incrimination.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Tarrant County
Laredo
William Prescott Allen
Grand Jury
Laredo Times
Dist
Dave McGee
Eisenhower Tees Off For 18 Holes At Glen Arven
President Eisenhower played his second round of golf since his heart attack, co preferring a relaxed mood and banter with John Walter and opponents James Hagerty and Jock Whitney. He joked about his health while driving off the first tee, echoing a return to form.
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Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
White House
Glen Arven Country Club
John Walter
Hagerty
John Jay
Jock) Whitney
New York
Fisenhower
KU Starts on Com mencement Plans
Kansas University begins formal planning for the June 24 commencement weekend. The committee’s first meeting names Henry Shenk as chair with members Charles Barer E R Elbel Raymond Nichols Fred Ellsworth and Gerald Pearson. Students Suzanne Schwanles and John Simpson also serve.
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Kansas University
Henry Shenk
Charles J. Barer
School of Engineering
E. R. Elbel
Raymond Nichols
Fred Ellsworth
Alumni Association
Gerald Pearson
Suzanne Schwanles
Winfield
John Simpson
Alva
Okla
Cincinnati Group Plans Concert Tonight at K U
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra presents a concert at 8 20 p m today in Hoch Auditorium at Kansas University as part of the concert series The program includes Berlioz Roman Carnival Overture Griffes The White Peacock Elgar Enigma Variations and Shostakovich Symphony No 1 The orchestra also gave a concert for elementary students this afternoon in the same auditorium
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Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Kansas University
Lawrence
Hodder Hall
K.U
Eldridge
Kent Balyeat
Balyeat
Hoch Auditorium
Berlioz
Charles T. Griffes
Elgar
Shostakovich
Cited to Police Court Seven Named in Liquor and Traffic Violations
Seven persons were cited to police court Tuesday. Harold W Turner 414 Mich St driven under the influence of liquor $100 fine 30 day jail sentence suspended Louis Edwin Dahard 1439 Tenn St driving on the wrong side of the road $5 fine suspended for one traffic school session Lawrence P Ultmann 955 Emery Rd failure to reduce speed one traffic school session Leonard Rayne Jr 1134 Ohio St running stop sign $10 fine with $5 suspended for one traffic school session Thomas Garcia 333 Elm St careless driving $10 fine Roger Bush Mission running stop sign $10 bond arrested for failing to appear Joanne McElheny Sunny side careless driving one traffic school session
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Harold W. Turner
Mich
Louis Edwin Dahard
Tenn. St
Lawrence P. Ultmann
Emery Rd
Leonard Rayne Jr
Ohio St
Thomas Garcia
Elm St
Roger Bush
Mission
Joanne McElheny
Sunny
Kansas City Market Wrap: Wheat to Hogs Rally Amid Mixed Grain
Markets show wheat at 1.90 down from recent highs and corn at 1.28 with poultry moving, eggs steady to higher and butterfat around .54 to .51. Cattle and hog values firm with cattle 15.80 to 18.00 for slaughter steers, hogs up to 12.75 per hundred, and lambs around 19 to 50.
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K. CG
Kansas City
K. C
Beating by Two Older Boys Leaves 3-Year-Old Critical
In Springfield a three year old, Freeman Fletcher, is in critical condition after being beaten by a five and seven year old in a yard near his home. Freeman suffered internal injuries and severe bruises as the older boys knelt on him and stomped him. Authorities withheld names pending psychiatric evaluation at the detention home.
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Springfield
Freeman Fletcher
Dorig Fletcher
Gary Adamson
Freeman
Fletcher
Gany
Youngstors
Quack Club Water Show Opens at KU Robinson Gym
The Quack Club at Kansas University presents its first performance of the annual water show at 8 p.m. in Robinson Gym pool. Additional shows are set for Thursday and Friday nights. The theme is Seeing New York with landmarks like Central Park Grand Central Station and the Statue of Liberty featured.
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Kansas University Quack Club
K.U
Robinson Gym
New York
Central Park
Grand Central Station
Statue of Liberty
K U Speaker Explores Friedrich von Schiller Lecture
Oxford scholar Dr. Ernest J. Stahl spoke Tuesday night in the Kansas University humanities series about Friedrich von Schiller. The late 18th century poet and composer helped establish poetry as art and connected poetry to all arts.
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Friedrich von Schiller
Oxford
Ernest J. Stahl
Kansas University Humanities
In Memoriam Emil E Black Jr dies Feb 1951 note
In loving memory of Emil E Black Jr who passed away February 22 1951 five years ago. Sadly missed by Mrs Frances J G Black wife and other relatives.
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Emil E. Black Jr
Frances J G. Black
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