Court Upholds Key Sections of Rights Act
The Supreme Court unanimously upheld the core provisions of the 1957 Civil Rights Act in a case tied to Georgia Negro voting rights. The ruling rejected a lower court's finding that the sections were unconstitutional, allowing federal enforcement against discriminatory voting registrars in Terrell County.
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United States
Terrell County
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Disturbance Costs 19 K-State Groups Social Privileges
Seventeen social fraternities and two sororities at Kansas State University lose social privileges for the rest of the semester after a campus blockade sparked by a basketball win over Kansas. Dean Herbert Wunderlich says the event was largely planned by fraternities. 16 men identified for dismissal, 13 for disciplinary probation, with further action pending for 12 participants from West Stadium for Men.
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Kansas State University
Kansas State
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Anderson Says Education A Political Football In Kansas
Topeka AP John Anderson Republican gubernatorial candidate told a Topeka civic club that the Kansas educational system has become a political football. He urged that Kansans want and will support the best system affordable without unnecessary spending.
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Anderson
Topeka
Khrushchev warns of separate peace with East Germany if summit fails
Khrushchev said Moscow would sign a separate peace treaty giving East Germany control of West Berlin if the May Big Four summit fails to reach a German settlement. He tied the move to postwar Germany, warned that all postwar agreements would cease to be valid, and asserted West Berlin would fall under East German authority. He also announced a 250 million dollar credit to Indonesia and urged nonalignment, while signaling broad participation in future talks.
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Seven-member Illinois family dies of asphyxiation
Auto dealer Eddie Shuler trudged through deep snow to a secluded Thomson area home and found Leroy C. Hensel, 59, his wife Dora, and six children dead from apparent asphyxiation. The four-room house was under construction near Ebner, Illinois. Oil burner extinguished, tanks empty. deaths likely occurred a week earlier.
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Eddie Shuler
Hensel
L.B. Hussey
Carroll County
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Morrison
Hense
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Thomson
Illinois
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Jane
President Eisenhower Receives Huge Chile Welcome
In Santiago crowds estimated from 500000 to 700000 greet President Eisenhower on his third South American stop. Communist workers shout anti US slogans near Castro picture as police contain clashes. Alessandri and Chilean officials, plus a modest display of banners, welcome the first U.S. president to visit Chile amid a restrained state program.
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Alessandri
Latin America
U.S
Penalty Adds 50 Cents To Vehicle Tags In Douglas County
The Douglas County treasurer announces a 50 cent monthly penalty increase on vehicle license tags, raising the cost from 960 to 1, with the first raise already added on Feb 16. Kans Highway Patrol will begin arrests March 16 for moving vehicles with 1959 tags. local agencies join in. Tax payments tie to first half personal property taxes. sheriff reports 800+ unpaid bills, only 40 paid so far totaling 1,055.35.
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Kansas Highway Patrol
Douglas County
He County
Kenneth Roberts
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Sheriff's Office
Day of Prayer Observance Scheduled in Lawrence
Lawrence residents join a worldwide World Day of Prayer Friday with about several hundred worshippers across seven services. The events include Haskell Institute am Plymouth Congregational Chapel at 9 0 am and Danforth Chapel at 11 55 am with later services at 2 pm and 4 pm. Mayor Weatherwax issued a proclamation urging participation as church bells ring and local choirs perform in city churches.
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Kenneth Pine
Kansas University
John Weatherwax
Mackey School 29er Jack Murphy Celebrates Birthday
Jack Murphy, sixth grader at Mackey School five miles northeast of Lawrence, Leavenworth County, marks his third birthday today while classmates tease about his Feb 29 birth. Born Feb 29, 1948 at 3 33 pm, he endures jokes from older peers with good humor despite being the oldest child of Mr and Mrs John Murphy.
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Gam
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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Hare Bean
Baldwin
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Tmel Maternity Ait
Jeff
Journal-World Photo
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Mackey School
Lawrence
Leavenworth County
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Route 4
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Young Murphy
Jerry Lamb
Rodney McKinney
Corine Johnson
Mary Busse
Joe Schular
Pastor Rev Allen Opens Lenten Meditations Series
Rev M G Allen pastor of First Baptist Church and leader in local church councils will write daily Lenten meditations in the Journal World from Ash Wednesday until Easter April 17. The seven brief essays address loneliness injustice and failure and aim to help readers with common problems.
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Lawrence Council of Churches
Douglas County Ministerial Alliance
First Baptist Church
Allen
Rev
Spartanburg
S.C
Tie
Pureman University
Greenville
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Yale Divinity School
See PASTOR Page 2 Prescriptions Raney Hillcrest
Partial readable item notes prescriptions and reference to Raney Hillcrest with a pastor on page 2. details are fragmented but indicate a local church or clinic notice.
Frigid Weather Continues With No Snow In Sight
Lawrence residents awoke to a record seven degrees as frigid conditions persist. Tonight's temperatures may dip below zero with no significant new snow expected, while recent powdery snowfall adds to slick, hazardous roads and a weekend spike in accidents. City crews clear piles as conditions slowly improve.
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Weather Outlook For Northeast Kansas Temps Near 20s
Partly cloudy and cold through Tuesday in northeast Kansas. Tonight's lows near zero to single digits with highs Tuesday around 20 to 25. Winds light, and no significant precipitation expected despite earlier mixed signals.
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Five Day Forecast Notes Broad Weather Across Regions
The bulletin lists temperatures across cities like Albuquerque Anchorage Atlanta Denver Los Angeles Miami Minneapolis Oklahoma City Phoenix Seattle and more with varying conditions including rain snow and clear skies. It also notes a Kansas five day forecast expecting average temperatures 15 to 18 degrees below normal with little day to day change and precipitation ranging from 0 to .25 inches, mainly as snow at the period’s start.
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