Virginia Vote Set on School Segregation Issue
Richmond VA—Virginia prepares to vote on a hot segregation question amid funding debates and legal battles. State officials push for maintaining the public school system while opponents fear integration threats and private schooling interests. The controversy draws vigorous criticism from education groups and lawmakers alike.
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Radford doubts Japan can defend itself after buildup
Tokyo June 1960 Admiral Arthur Radford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs, said Japan’s defense forces would be part of a joint effort and not capable of overall defense of the four main islands even after the 1960 buildup target. He noted the U S would likely not withdraw troops despite a hypothetical request.
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Telephone Workers Back On Jobs in Five States
In a ten month contract settlement workers in Texas New Mexico Arkansas Louisiana and Oklahoma resumed work after a six day strike. About 2340 employees were involved with CWA officials reporting an average wage increase of about four cents per hour.
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General Telephone
Tenon and Company
Texas
New Mexico
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
R. W. Staley
Dallas
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Conmunications Workers of America
East coast KU Psychologists plan visits to meets
A group of psychologists from the University of Kansas plans to attend and present at upcoming meetings in the East. The team includes Dr. Kaplan, secretary to the group, and Barker as one of five members. They aim to discuss training recommendations and research directions for psychology education and practice.
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East
Psychien
Film Showing at Kansas University Art Gallery
The next film showing at Kansas University art gallery will run at 7:30 and 9 o clock. The programs present a selection of pictures in a public screening.
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Art Kansas University
Dutch Medieval Gospel in Ste ok fainting and Fra Angeliy al
An art event listing notes a scheduled presentation titled Dutch Medieval Gospel in Ste ok fainting and Fra Angeliy al, highlighting an exhibition snippet with the curatorial focus and likely venue.
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Ste Ok
Angeliy al
State Legal Trends Included In Publication by Law Review
The December issue of the Law Review from Kansas presents articles by university and Kansas Bar Association members on diverse topics. Contributors include Richard Harris of Wichita firm Foulois Siefkin, Charles Oldfather, Bachar Wo Sitasedts, Wichita area scholars, and faculty from KU, Washburn, and other Kansas institutions.
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Law Review
Bortsis
Kareas
Faents
Reboels of Taw
Universita
Washburn Municipal
Dhes
Racnard Harris
Wichita Taw
Fouloan
Siefkin
Schoopner, Bart, Jol and Powers
Bernard E. Nordling Af Kramer
Nordling
Negeton Oil and Gas
Charles HH. Oldfather Asse
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University of Wisconsin
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Sonal Property
Bachar Wo Sitasedts
Lalleston
Sprad- Somo
Siatiwite
Wasehita B.shurty
KOU
Dean Food Marea
KU Law School
Richard A Barber
Lawrenee Oattorney
Dan Tlopson Jr
Robert A Reeder
George T. van Belcher
Tray K. UU
McC Slough
John Anderson Jr
Spencer A. Gard
Yala
Kansas Judicial
Albert Mo Ross
Kansas
Mussianer
James BoSsmith
Lestie T. Tap
Robert J Fawks
Washburn
New State Hospitals Set to Open Soon
Budget analysts call for 13,090 to prepare for opening of the Taebed Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital at Chanute and 138 for operation of the Kansas Treatment Center for Children at Topeka in the period ending June 30. Governor notes completion may come months ahead of schedule. anticipates staff, records, and supply orders to be ready before hospital adoption.
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Kansas Treatment Center For
Topeka
Pitlionts
Poumon
Hays
Berendt
Average Farm Value Quadruples in 20 Years
A historical brief notes farm values rising significantly over two decades. Despite garbled text the core claim remains that farm value has quadrupled within a 20 year span, referencing regional names and dates that are partially legible. The fragmentary source hints at a statistical trend affecting agriculture and property assessments.
Fragmentary Manuscript Notes From Wortsen Labs
Disjointed OCR text shows references to Wortsen Labs, individuals such as Harry Wardian and Karey Uitiebsty, and mentions of heat, woods, and a cape. Content is garbled with missing context, but hints at a study or project involving specific people and locations, without clear actions or outcomes.
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Wortsen Labs
Harry Wardian
Cape
Puente
4 Killed in Italy When Jet Fighter Hits House
A jet fighter crashed into a house in Italy today killing three children and two young siblings. A 11 year old girl and her sister perished in the blaze while a 1 year old died when the wall collapsed. Six others were injured. The pilot parachuted to safety after engine failure and a wing separated.
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Italy
Passanzl Tralyh
Ar Forre Varpire
Darsarold Srl
Svearolt
Sloan Foundation Grants KU Mathematics Professor
Dr Russell No Bradt, assistant professor at Kansas University, has been awarded a Sloan Research Fellowship of 1300 for fundamental research next summer. The award, from the Alfred P Sloan Foundation in New York City, is one of the rare grants not open to applicant scholars. The gift carries no strings and can extend up to three years, supporting science without engagement requirements.
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Russell No Bradt
Assistine
Kansas University
Alffred P. Sloan Foundation
New York City
Sloan
United States
Bales Arie
Price
Huck Boyd Elected Kansas Press Leader
Huck Boyd elected president of the Kansas Press Association at the convention in Newton. Henry Be and Jameson were noted as officers. Nominated as vice president were Kilon Gare and Nartan with Heoswared M. Wilson as treasurer. Board of directors included Bon Tuy Oraawa and Harkin Gi among others.
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Portis Hine Pubishop
Nites Press Assn
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Uber
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Kilon Garé
Nartan
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Harkin Gi
Plainville
Sis
State Hospital Help In Hall's Budget Session
A chaotic OCR text outlines requests linked to the State Phereulosis Hospital budget session. It mentions Hall, budget planning, and authorities likely planning actions at Hillcrest, with references to Pope and local officials. The readable fragments point to financial planning for hospital operations in the upcoming fiscal year and potential public meetings at the State Phereulosis Hospital and related offices.
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State Hospital
Hall
Nest Bios
Pope
Nteriinie
Phills
Sao Fu
Sin
Phereulosis
Hillcrest
al Pope
Gas Bomb Stolen From KU Greenhouse Recovered
Officials at Kansas University say a poison gas bomb taken from a university greenhouse is no longer a danger and likely recovered. Botany Professor Worthie Ho Horr notes the device, a 14 inch cylinder weighing about 20 pounds, is safe to handle and urges return to police if found.
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Kansas University
Stillire
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Blumberg Elected New KU Electrical Engineering Chairman
Rex Blimberg of Denison was elected chairman of the Kansas University student chapter of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers and Institute of Radiological Engineers. Lester Brinker and Marvin Moon named vice chairman and treasurer respectively. Executive committee members include Oscar Gaddy Jim Squires Richard Hinderitter and Howard Stringham. Vinen Golden and Paul Peters were previous secretary and recorder.
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Kansas University
Denison
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Institute of ‘Radiological Engineers
Lester Brinker
Bethel
Marvin Moon
Pratt
Electrical Engineering
Aibe-Ire
Oscar Gaddy
St. Joseph
Jim Squires
Drs Barker
Richard Hinderitter
Wichita
Howard Stringham
1609
St. Sophalmore
Vinen Golden
Liberty
Mow
Paul Peters
Lorraine
Seretary
Recorder
Spellman Celebrates Mass in Naples At NATO HQ
Cardinal Spediman Archbishop of New York presided at a Mass in Naples today amid NATO headquarters events. The traveling prelate, a senior Roman Catholic official tied to chaplains for allied forces, arrived from Rome for Southern Europe duties and has held the position for several years.
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Francis Cardinal
Spediman
New York
Amelia
NATO
Europe
Cys
Rome
Specialist Blames Heredity For Heart Deaths Rise
In Los Angeles Dr Page, president of the American Heart Association, blamed heredity for a rise in heart deaths and suggested lifestyle factors like high pressure living may be less causative. He noted about 800,000 die yearly with 1,200,000 projected by 1960, and discussed fat reduction trials for at risk patients.
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INC
Cleveland OK
American Heart Assay
Hooh
Egypt
Negro GI Arrested After Case Incident in Atlanta
In Atlanta a Black soldier, Jesse Green, 23, was fined $200 in part for drunken disorderly conduct, cursing, and assaulting an officer after a patrol incident near Ft. Raley. Police said he attacked, headbutted a patrol wagon, and was restrained by officers until court actions.
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Green
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Poiheeht
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James Webb
Stratton Says He'll Run for Re Election
Morris Illinois reports Stratton formally announced his candidacy for re election before a crowd of over 1,460 in his hometown. He touted highway building, education aid, improved mental institutions and reapportionment as highlights of his first term. No announced GOP opponent yet in the April 10 primary. State Treasurer Wright will seek a different post or governor, while Democrats Mitchell and Sachs are contenders with others possible.
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William . Stratton
Illinois
GOP
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Stephen A. Mitchell
National Party
Morris Sachs
Chicao
Counties in Kansas Debt Figures from the Early Thirties
Kansas counties show debt per capita around 70 dollars, above the 90 dollar level in some cases, with total county and municipal indebtedness reflecting drought impacts and reduced production. The analysis notes a potential to sustain higher debt if expenditures are redirected, highlighting Rawlings county at 3,070,000 for current programs and drought-driven production losses in wheat regions.
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Crete
University of Kansas
Andy Los
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Aloe
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Eapaenty Sith Pier Ashes
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Thomas County Wins State Wheat Derby With 4.4 Million Bushel Crop
Thomas County is Kansas official wheat producing champion for 1955 with a crop of 4.4 million bushels. The official figures from federal and state agriculture list McPherson Barton Decatur and other counties. Sumner, though leading the county totals in recent years, harvested less in 1955. Doniphan posted the highest 1955 yield per harvested acre at 37.9 bushels, followed by Brown 37.6 and Douglas 16.7.
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Marshall
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Philippines chosen site for Asia's peaceful atomic center
US officials indicate the Philippines will host Asia's research and training center for peaceful atomic uses. Three bidders were told they failed, with a formal announcement pending amid notes about Ceylon Japan and Thailand. The center aims to support medical research and development, nuclear tech exploration, and regional cooperation.
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Philippines
Asia
Ceylon
Japan
Thailand
Amici Umersi
Demonstration Clears Charge In Noise Case In Court
Dr Seymour twenty used visual explanation in police court to defend a motorcycle muffler. He placed the muffler on Judge Peter Muir's bench claiming it was the new standard muffler. The judge agreed and the charge was filed away.
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Louisville
Seymour
Peter Muir
Breathalyzer to Be Used by Lawrence Police Here
Kansas city Lawrence police will receive a new Breathalyzer to test drivers for alcohol. Chief John Hazelet said the device, shipped from a New Jersey factory, gives immediate readings at 35 cents per test, replacing blood tests that require hospital trips and fees. It marks Lawrence as the first Kansas city with this equipment, aiding decisions on suspected intoxication.
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Lawrence
John Hazelet
New Jersey
Kansas
Hazelet
Topeka
Fog Shrouded Angling Ends With Rescue Woman
In Blackpool a fogbound casting attempt by 29 year old Harry Willacy led to a fisherman snagging a woman stranded up to her waist in the sea. An ambulance rushed her to hospital where doctors said she could not clearly identify herself or explain how she fell into the water. Police believe she became lost in the fog.
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Blackpool
England
Britays
Arry Willacy
Cisiays
Tstermian
Wile Ley
Hoemtal
Youth Nab Burglary Suspect Praised by Cops
In Louisville a 15 year old youth helped police identify Herman Trautwein of Brooks as a burglary suspect. Trautwein pointed out the time store, and the youth restrained him as he attempted to flee. The 1 year old admitted taking a .22 rifle during the break in and was charged with storehouse Wrekin.
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Fark Morgan
Ortie Jones
Herman Trautwein
Brooks, Oxy
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