Britain Softens Surprise Nonaggression Pact Proposal
The British Foreign Office said Prime Minister Macmillan’s East West nonaggression idea was meant to complement broader deals. The plan, revealed in a Saturday broadcast, surprised the United States though some Western powers welcomed it. The spokesman stressed it should be part of a wider package, possibly including steps to end the world arms race. Macmillan tied the proposal to past failed disarmament talks and urged renewed effort, suggesting a solemn nonaggression pact could help.
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London
Macmillan
United States
Foreign Office
Arange‘ments
Mosteow
Charles Schulz Dies on Sunday in Lawrence
Charles G Schulz aged 80, longtime Lawrence blacksmith and church greeter, died Sunday night at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Born in Wycoff Minnesota in 1877, he moved to Lawrence as a child and worked 65 years in a local smithy. He retired 12 years ago and was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church and Masonic Lodge No 9. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at Trinity Lutheran, with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery following Masonic rites. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers are listed.
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Charles G. Schulz
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Wycoff
Minn
Southwestern Telephone Co
Trinity Lutheran Church
Masonic Lodge No. 9
Harold Hamilton
Oak Hill Cemetery
Cooper-Warren Mortuary
Schulz
Lucille Kiefer
Phoenix
Ariz
Carrie Pilcher
Wichita
Hertha Sanders
Mountain Home
Ark
Roy Schulz
New York
N. Y
Arvie Schulz
Tulsa
Okla
Leonard Hills
Harold Krogh
Carl Reuter
Ernest Pontius
Fred Stubeck Jr
Thornton Hemphill
Lee Fultz
Arden Booth
Elmer Hartman
Fred Kloepper
Arthur Heck
Eddie Martin
Montgomery Ward Clerks Strike Across Nation
Montgomery Ward clerks walk out in a nationwide action with unions citing contract talks over wages hours and union shop. Informational picketing is reported at stores, though Montgomery Ward in Washington says local store expects no strike or picketing.
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Washington
Montgomery Ward &Co
Retail Clerks International Assn
Montgomery Ward
RCIA
Mans. St
Gill Agency expands real estate and insurance with new hire
Robert Harrison of the M. R. Gill Agency announces expansion of real estate and insurance departments. Roy Russell, formerly in commercial firm sales, joins the staff this week and plans to relocate his wife Mrs Russell and their two children to Abilene within a month. No other staff changes reported.
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Robert Harrison
M. R. Gill
Roy Russell
Abilene
Russell
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area Notices
Death notices for Fred W. Wieman 82 of 921 Mo St. service 3:30 p m Tuesday at Rumsey Funeral Home burial Oak Hill Cemetery Rev Harold Hamilton. Survived by daughter Mrs Noel Kittrell LeGrange IL four sisters two nieces two nephews. Also William G. Scott funeral 2 p m Tuesday Ninth Street Baptist Church burial Maple Grove Cemetery Bowline Mortuary hours until noon. Mrs Lulu Fraker 2 p m Tuesday Rumsey Funeral Lone for 803 N St died evening at Lawrence Memorial Hospital burial Oak Hill Cemetery Rev Hamilton. Survived by husband George Fraker one brother Perry Calhoun Baldwin Ark and several nieces and nephews.
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Fred W. Wieman
Mo. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey Funeral Home
Oak Hill Cemetery
Harold Hamilton
Wiemana
Noel Kittrell
LeGrange
Betty Treworgy
Lula McKiterick
N. H. St
Agnes Haglund
Ind &J
Edith Patstos
Chicago
William G. Scott
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Frank Brown
Maple Grove Cemetery
Bowseine Mortuary
Lulu Fraker
Rumsey Funwal
Lulu
May Fraker
Oak HU Cemetery
George Fraker
Perry
Calhoun
Baldwinark
Calif
Jack Mitchell
Dakota St
Kansas University
Mitchell
Fayetteville
Ark
Arkansas
Leif Lawrence
Mitchells
Journal-World
Ha Iote
Multiple Births and Dismissals Listed at Memorial Hospital
At Memorial Hospital numerous names appear with new births and dismissals. Mrs. Dorothy Wolfe and baby girl. Mrs. Dora Palmer and baby boy. Mrs. Marilyn Myers and baby boy. Mrs. Susana Harrington. Mrs. Estella Golden. Mrs. Lillian Grinter. Mrs. Carol Mitchell. Mrs. Nancy Davis and baby girl. Also listed are discharged patients including Mrs. Delphine Heim.
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Delphine. Heim
Dorothy Wolfe
Route 3
Harold Elm
Baldwin
Ruth Tripkos
DeSoto
Lilian Mott
Carol Mitchell
Nancy Davis
Lindenwood Lane
Carol Kibbee
Lecompton
Elroy Parnell
15Th St
Raleegh Morgan
Route 5
Goldie Wilson
Mass. St
Shirley Gorton
Prairie Ave
Sally Eick
Tenn. St
Pauline Sterner
Univ. Dr
Claretta Brown
la. St
Jean Earl
Sunnyside
Zona Lana
Me. St
Clara Gains
N. J, St
Mather weighs next move after KU football departure
Kansas University football coach Chuck Mather, who resigned after the 1957 season, attends the Football Coaches Association meeting in Philadelphia. He says he would consider another coaching post only if it matches or exceeds his prior job and hints at possible business plans in Ohio, delaying a final decision.
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Chuck Mather
Kansas University
Football Coaches Association
Philadelphia
Ohio
Mather
Docking Criticizes KU Tax Plans While Du Pont Grants News
Gov. George Docking avoided confirming any link between his tax recommendations and those of Sen. Joe McDowell as they both shape Kansas revenue ideas. McDowell proposes a four point plan including severance tax tweaks and delayed sales tax distributions, while Docking plans to present unified budget ideas next week. Kansas University will share in a total of 1,150,000 in Du Pont education grants, receiving 2,400 for a chemistry graduate assistantship with child allowances, 500 toward fees, and 1,500 to 26 institutions for summer research for chemistry and chemical engineering staff.
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Topeka i
George Docking
Trath
Joe McDowell
Kansas City
Docking
McDowell
Kansas University
du Pont
University
Chemistry and
Chemical Engineering
Admiral Rickover Says Sub Plans Rejected
Rear Adm. Hyman Rickover testified before the Senate Preparedness subcommittee that the Navy high command rejected his two year old recommendation to build a missile firing atomic submarine. Rickover noted he initially opposed nuclear submarines but later became convinced of feasibility and urged starting the project.
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Washington
Inyman G. Rickover
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Navy
High Command
Rickover
Sale of Food Plant Ends Fritzel Chapter in Dairy
The Fritzel dairy line closes after forty years as the Fritzel estate sells to Tom Triplett a former KU assistant football coach. Kaw Valley Creamery and the present locker plant shift ownership, with Friztel Ice Cream distributed in towns across eastern Kansas. John Fritzel and Art Fritzel senior built the business starting in 1890, with John supplying Lawrence Cream & Milk Co. for Lawrence distribution. Art Fritzel and Suis White plan next steps. they will spend summers at a Challis National Forest cabin in Idaho.
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Opie Ine Fries
Oldings
Tom Triplett
St KU
Kaw Valley Creamery Company
Alto
Fritzel
Kansas
Lab Phasis
Homemi Emoning
Afritzel
John Fritzel
Edgely
Firesame
Jack Fritzel
Art Frizel
Lawrence Sanitary For Cream & Milk Co
Lawrence
Art Friteel
Suis “Wite
Jessie Marley
Misa, St
Challis National Forest
Idaho
Lawrenge
Epiphany Service Aims Unspecified For Trinity Lutheran Choir
Unclear OCR text references a Twelfth Night Epiphany service directed by Mrs Marcus Hahn with the Altar Choir of Trinity Lutheran Church. The fragment mentions Annwal Epiphany and Let she va Lawrencea and a planned choral event.
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Lawrence
Marcus Hahn
Trinity Lartheran” Chateh
Prof Foster Speaks on Youth Development at County Meeting
Prof Luella Foster of Kansas University is set to speak at a Booces County Association gathering. She will discuss The Development of the Young Couple and address local concerns about youth programs and community growth.
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Luella Foster
Kansas University
Will. Goeey
Te Booces
Association For
Two KU Students Lose Clothing in Topeka Car Burglary
Alan Morris of 1671 Edgehill and Judy Bobbitt of 420 W Lith were away with relatives. Their car in the 2000 block on Collins Ave Topeka was burglarized, clothing including Morris topcoat and items of Miss Bobbitt were stolen. Morris returned Sunday to find the loss and Topeka police said no clues were available.
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Kansas University
Relatves
Topeka
Alan Morris
Edgehill
Collins Ave
Judy Bobbitt
W. Lith
Morris
Miss Bobbitt
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