Four-Power Arab Group Reaffirms Neutral Cold War Role
Cairo dispatch reports the four power Arab summit reaffirming a policy of positive neutrality in the Cold War. Leaders Saud, Hussein, Kawathy, and Nasser signed a windup communique praising Saud’s talks with Eisenhower and pledging to shield Arab states from Cold War harms, pursue defense outside foreign pacts.
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Cairo
Egypt
Middle East
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Hussein
Jordan
Shukri Kawathy
Syria
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Eisenhower
Washington
Israel
Corporate Tax Hike May Be Cut in Half
In Topeka the Senate Taxation Committee weighs reducing the corporate income tax hike from two to one percent. Gov George Docking had proposed a two percent increase, while Sen William Ryan urged a one percent rise. Absent committee member Worden Howat delayed the vote. A one percent hike would yield about $2,210,000 annually and critics from the State Chamber of Commerce say the two percent plan would deter new industry.
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Topeka
Iike
Senate
Yale
George “Docking
Wil. “Mam .Ryan
R-Norton
Ryan
Worden
Howat
D-Wakeeney
Docking
State Chamber of ‘Commerce
Kansas meets Colorado as Big Seven title bid tightens
KU faces Colorado Saturday to stay ahead of Kansas State in the Big Seven race while K State plays Town State elsewhere. March 6 brings Sunflower clubs meeting. KU’s road record at Colorado is 2-7 since 1948 with Lovellette in 1951 and 1952. A KU win at Boulder and K-State loss at Ames could clinch for KU as the Big Seven champ advances to NCAA regionals March 15 and 16 in Dallas, with the King facing SMU in the first round.
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Jayhawkers
Colorado
Kansas State
Kstate
Aries
K. VU
C. VU
Clyde’ Lovellette
Southern Methodist
Ed Sullivan and Opera End TV Collaboration
New York The Ed Sullivan show and the Metropolitan Opera will end their contract a month early. Metstars will no longer appear on Sullivan's program. Rudolph Bing, the Mets general manager, objected to ventriloquists and other variety acts sharing the show with his singers.
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New York
Ed Sullivan
Metropolitan Opera
Metstars
4 Sullivan
Rudolph Bing
Met
Deaths and Funerals for Archie Saley and Louis Johnson
Funeral services for Archie W. Saley, who died Tuesday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital, will be held Friday at 10 a.m. at Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev. Rosebaugh officiating. Burial follows at Memorial Park Cemetery. He is survived by son Carrol Jey of Eugene, Dre., and daughter Mrs. William McGowan of San Mateo, Calif. Funeral services for Louis E. Johnson, a former Lawrence resident, will be at 2 p.m. Friday in Roanoke Methodist Church, Kansas City, Mo. He died Tuesday night at age 62 in Trinity Gates Hospital, Kansas City. He moved to Kansas City from Lawrence 15 years ago. Surviving him are widow Gladys Johnson of the home, three sons Edmond Johnson of East Point, Ga., Merlin and Harmon Johnson of Kansas City, Mo., and daughter Mrs. Shirley Davidson of Las Cruces, NM.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey Funeral Home
John
Rosebaugh
Memorial Park Cemetery
Carrol Jey
Eugene
Dre
Aughter
William McGowan
San Mateo
Calif
Louis E. Johnson
Louis EF. Johnnson
Lawrence
Roanoke Methodist Church
Kansas City
Trinity Gates Hospital
Kas
Gladys Johnson
Fiona
Edmond &. Johnson
East Point
Merlin and
Har“man
Johnson
Shirley ‘Davidson
Las Cruces
Queen Elizabeth enjoys lively London revue performance
The article describes Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip at a London show from the musical At the Drop of a Hat. The queen smiles, laughs, and relaxes, removing her jacket and sitting with Mrs Mountbatten as the audience reacts with delight to the early songs and humor.
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London
Elizabeth
Landen
February construction activity includes new Calvary Baptist Church
The February building activity shows total value mainly from plexes at 8 000 with none large. The largest permit issued was for Calvary Baptist Church at 1917 Naismith Rd valued 38 000. Several new homes and multiple smaller projects are listed with various addresses and values.
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Nmowever
Stone
Calvary Baptist Church
Naismith Rd
O F. Stinson
J. AL Turse Chreey
Inn
Cnsdant
Shad Ousdahl
I. Talos
Silo
Jamey Miyert
Land St. In
Schrake Brothers
Dale Stavenson
Jim Rissman
6Th St
Oscar White
Owing House
Inta Misa
St. EM
Harmon
Hese Foundation
Ward
Avenue
Hotere Do “Thornton
Marper St
Reneth Metartnes
Lrauge Adultion
Oak Hill Ave
Lee Roxles
Fred Hastie
Garfield St
Carl Elled
Barkhold
Walnuut St
Rounders
K U Professor Receives 10000 NSF Research Grant
The National Science Foundation awarded Kansas University zoology professor A Byron Leonard a 10000 grant for a project on Cenozoic mollusca. The work will date Pleisto cene deposits in north Texas and southern Great Plains and compare with beds in the central and northern Great Plains and Mississippi Valley. Research assists salaries travel expenses. Leonard is in Italy with a Fulbright at Bologna University.
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Kansas University
A. Byron Leonard
Leonard
Texas
Great Plains
Mississippi Valley
Italy
Alps
Bologna University
Big Seven Alumni Groups Meet in Kansas City
A three section meeting of Big Seven alumni association secretaries and staffs is set for Friday afternoon and Saturday at Hotel Muehlebach in Kansas City Missouri. Kansas representatives include Fred Ellsworth and Dick Wintermore. KU friends Maurice Barker Irvin Youngberg Carl Lavery James McCaigz. endowment group JamesGunp. discussion topics cover alumni office programs alumni fund programs and alumni magazines with sessions Friday Saturday.
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Muehlebach
Kansas City
Kansas, University
Fred Ellsworth
Dick Wintermore
K.U
Maurice Barker
Greater Univer Fund
Irvin Youngberg
Carl Lavery
James McCaigz
Endowment
Association
James Gunp
Wim
Witness Describes Violence Against Negro Voters in Mississippi
Washington hearing hears Mississippi born Negro, now in Chicago, testify that locally registered voters face intimidation, violence, and fraud. He recalls being shot in Belzoni on November 15, 1955 after taking part in voter registration efforts. Testimony presented by NAACP director Clarence Mitchell before a Senate subcommittee on civil rights.
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Otis Courts
Chicago
Mississippi
Belzoni, Miss
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The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Senate
Official Says Boss Of Union Opponent Over Pinball Issue
Testimony before a special committee in Portland alleges an outside group tried to oust the city’s police chief and influence an election by pressuring union officials over rackets. James Elkins and Clyde Crosby implicate Teamsters Union locals and others in attempting to muscle in on informally run operations while denouncing attempts to create racketeers in the city.
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Upen
Fark
Wark
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Portland
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Oregon
Ex-Convicts Arrested in Six Killings Since December
Hartford police say Joseph L. Taborsky 29 and Arthur Culombe 33, both ex cons, were arrested on charges linked to six killings and multiple petty cash holdups since December 15. One man reportedly confessed, but police would not confirm details. Eight guns were recovered in the weekend arrests.
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Conn
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John C. Kelly
Kelly
Taborsky
Arthur Culombe
Bill Seeks Okay on Campus Parking and Land Use
The bill would authorize a fieldhouse and stadium parking fee to fund expansion of parking facilities at state schools. It also proposes KU be allowed to raze houses in a black square northeast of Memorial Stadium and to sell two felty lots west of the stadium to Delta Tau Delta for fraternity house expansion.
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Memorial Stadium
Hults
Regents
University
Mississippi
McCook
Jinois
11Th Streets
K.U
Delta Tau Delta Social Fraternity
Track Captain Receives Socony Mobil Co Award
Lowell D. Janzen, a Kansas University senior in Petroleum engineering and captain of the Kansas track team from York Nebraska, has been named the Socony Mobil Oil Company Scholarship recipient for the second semester. The $365.50 award, funded by the New York City corporation, aims to spark petroleum industry interest. Janzen, age 22, carries a 1.69 GPA on a 3.00 scale. He is the son of Mr and Mrs G Janzen of York Nebraska.
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Lowell D. Janzen
York, Neb
Socony Mobil Oil Company, Inc
Kansas University
Janzen
Kansas
New York City Corporation
G. ©. Janzen
York
Neb
Mrs Dorothy Kirk Hurt In Auto Accident Today
Mrs Dorothy Kirk of the Sky Line Trailer Court suffered minor injuries in a one car crash about 11 miles west of Lawrence on a county road. Emergency care was given at Lawrence Memorial Hospital before her release. Deputy Jack Laptad said loss of control when braking caused the car to strike a culvert. Kirk teaches at Sigel School.
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Sky Line
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Jack Laptad
Kirk
Laptad
Krk
Sigel School
Newest gowns shown resist stains in spring exhibition
Models demonstrated stain resistant gowns at a spring show. The event featured a demonstration of fabric that repels coffee spills and other liquids, highlighting new dress lines. Dior showcased a line called Siss-ad alongside casual pieces.
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Tate
Bahia
Tiaaek Strates
Medea
Getuta
Dior
Cardinare
Wisconsin Scientist to Lecture on Gravity and Matter
A Wisconsin scientist and Sigma Xi lecturer will discuss gravity and fields of interest in a forthcoming TV program. The talk covers pedestals of structure from continents to planets, detailing physics and engineering aspects and potential problems in the verbs gravis fie det. The event aims to connect theoretical concepts with practical applications.
New Lone Star Welcomes Keizer Family to Community
Pare camp survivor Keizer family arrives in Lone Star after settling in Indonesia and Holland. They migrated to the United States in 1956-57 seeking opportunity. Local Church of Brethren volunteers and neighbors provided housing, food, and furniture as the family adjusts to life in America.
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Germany
England
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Holland
Ryswyk
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America
Euyrone
Lone Star
Church of Brethren
Leland Wilson
Lawrence fund goal for iron lung meets delay amid arrests and registrations
Lawrence residents push toward a 2250 goal to buy an iron lung for Mental Hospital with 1921.54 in hand. Police plan Friday arrests for 1956 license plate displays while a revolver incident prompts safety concerns. City Hall extends hours for voter registration ahead of March 19 primary and April 2 general election, plus regional basketball action and KU Crack Week invites.
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Lawrence Mental Hospital
T. BK. Trans
Ioof Lang
Lawrence
Memorial Hospital Admits Dozens in Local Roll Call
At Memorial Hospital Admitted list includes Orville Adams and many residents from Stanley Fenstemaker to Mrs. Mary Haight and others. Dismissals note Mrs. Mary Lavin and several new arrivals. Births recorded for Engen, Fint, Jims, Easum, and Adriance families with newborn sons.
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Orville Adams
Elm St
Stanley Fenstemaker
Mary Haight
W. 6Th St
Betty Daley
Eudora
Louis Jaimez
N. J. St
Stephan
Sheperd
N. 7Th St
Lala
Gault
Pattonsburg
Virginia Dimsdale
Kansas City
Shirley Easum
E. 23Rd St
Tis Adriance
Wellsville
Robert Gilmore
Pa. St
Ida Miracle
Walnut St
Nine Kansas City Men Arrested Over Kidnapping Case
Nine men aged 20 to 28 were arrested after five girls aged 11 to 15 reported they were held captive in an abandoned quarry cave in northeast Kansas City. Two girls said they were assaulted, while others were roughed up and their clothes torn. Two escapees rode to a police car and authorities recovered four more suspects at homes. The victims said they were lured from a drive-in restaurant and taken to the cave by motorcycle and cars.
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Kansas City
Wayne Gibson
Mme
Local Man Thad Bollinger Articles on Motor Controls
Thad Bollinger son of Mr and Mrs T. Bellinger of 1019 Ala St published an article in the February Product Engineering issue titled Operating Characteristics of Wich Capacity Air Break Contactors on Industrial Power Systems. The piece is the first of a two part series on multispeed motors and controls. The first part was presented before the American Institute of Electrical Engineers in January in New York. Bollinger, a 1943 Kansas University electrical engineering graduate, has worked with Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co and is currently a senior electrical engineer in Milwaukee in the control department.
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Thad Bellinger
T. Bellinger
Ala, St
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
New York
Bollinger
Kansas University
Allis- Chalmers Manufacturing Co
Milwaukee
Markets at a glance steer steady grains and mixed bonds
Kansas City markets show wheat mostly steady to down with No 2 hard around 2.33 to 2.34. Corn and oats near unchanged. Livestock in Kansas City closes with cows strong, bulls steady, vealers steady, hogs slow, and sheep about steady. Local grain and poultry prices listed. Wall Street gains in late trading with oils and aircrafts rising amid 1.7 million shares traded.
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K. C. Cash & Grain
Kansas City
Livestork
nPw
USDA
Wall Street
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Fragmented OCR Weathered Item With Unclear Details
Fragmented text notes a meeting or event with mentions of counties and production. Names and places are garbled, but hints include a sea or air related topic, press interest, and scheduling dates. The passage lacks clear facts suitable for a full report.
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Security Precautions in Washington Amid Trujillo Protests
Capitol Police announce extraordinary security precautions as Rep Porter planned to denounce the Trujillo regime in the House. Police said Trujillo and anti Trujillo demonstrators gathered in Washington while Porter seeks a broad inquiry into the disappearance of Gerald Murphy of Eugene Oregon. The warning came after past Puerto Rican nationalist violence and a note urging restraint to avoid a repeat of earlier incidents.
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Capitol
Porter D-oreio
Rafael Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Prue Trujillo
Washington
Porter
Gerald Murphy
Eugene
Ore
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Dr Walter Starkie to Speak at Kansas University in April
Dr Walter Starkie, author and Spanish Portuguese scholar, will return to Kansas University on April 26 to deliver two lectures. He directs the British Institute in Madrid and will present Gypsy Life History and Music at 8 p.m. in Bailey Auditorium, with violin selections. He also speaks at Cervante Tay events and will reprise his January talk The Wandering of Don Quixote and Sancho. Starkie is visiting professor of Spanish literature at Texas University this spring.
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Trish
Kansas University
Kansas
American Association of Teachers of
Meowell
Don Quixote
Sancho
Starkie
Texas University
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