The Saturday Column Reflections on U N and World War Fears
Colph C Simons Jr discusses the United Nations amid U S alliance doubts and nuclear tensions. He notes Wiggins remarks on U N reliability, Red China seating, and the need for loyal ambassadors despite uncertainties and fears of thermo nuclear conflict.
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Colph C. Simons JR
Two-Vehicle Crash Injures Five Near 6th and Ill. Streets
Friday two cars collided near 6th Street injuring five persons. Ton Jones 17 and Larry D. Wright 24 were hurt, Wright fined for reckless driving. Fisher 16 and Pogge 16 received minor injuries. Pogge treated at LMH. Damages totaled 2250 dollars.
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Ill. Sts
Elm St
Larry B. Bowers
Murrow
Lawrence Voice Heard in New York City Case
Heard in Lawrence Jacki Garland of New York City on the eighth day of J Garland is referenced in the proceeding with unclear context.
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Lawrence
Jacki Garland
New York City
J. Garland
Special Communication of Law Work in First Degree
Sojourners E Roy Hurly W M and Male Secy attended as part of a special communication of law work in the first degree.
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wereeRoy Hurly
W.M
Two Brothers Down Dougherty Disks in Pancake Contest
Mrs Stephen C Dougherty wife of an Army lieutenant colonel watches as sons Mike 11 and Bill 10 win pancake eating titles in Fayetteville. Mike takes first prize by finishing 24 of the doughnut sized disks in a 30 minute final, Bill places second.
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FT. Bragg
N.C
Stephen C. Dougherty
Mike
Fayetteville
Billie
Soul Essence of Paintings In Chinese Artist's Display
Chinese artist I-Chen Wu displays ink paintings and landscape works at KU. The 44 year old refugee from Hupei Province explains his one man cultural exchange mission. Wu notes brushwork from bold strokes to feathery tones and highlights calligraphy and seals as identity. He contrasts ink paintings with traditional silk landscapes and emphasizes painting as soul and thought.
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I-Chen Wu
Kansas University
Watson Library
Journal-World Photo
Watson
Os Wu
Hu-peh
Angtze River
China
Chi Pei-shih
Taiwan
Montreal
HemisFair
U.S
Canada
Missouri University
Cen Y Cheng Hsieh
Yang-Chou
KU Grad Chosen Topeka Ulrich Named Motor Vehicle Chief
Hub Ulrich of Topeka, a Kansas University graduate and former KU athlete, is named provisional superintendent of the State Motor Vehicle Department. He succeeds Billings who left for a Rochester industry job. Ulrich’s starting salary is $708 a month, with a 27 month path to $12,000 yearly. He previously worked at Ober’s store and held KU coaching roles after World War II.
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Topeka
Hubert J
Hub
Ulrich
Y . Billings
Rochester
Kansas University
Ober’s
Addition Proposed for Eisenhower Museum in Abilene
Washington proposes a $692 000 addition to the Eisenhower Museum in Abilene Kansas. The plan comes from the General Services Administration and is cited by Rep. Chester Mize Republican Kansas. The announcement was made Friday.
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Wiggins
U.N
Washington
Eisenhower
Abilene
Kan
General Services Administration
Chester Mize
R-Kan
Fragmented AP snippet on Washington visit and quotes
No clear event details emerge from the fragment. It mentions Sree Westagen, a long Washington visit, and President's remarks about Congress, with unclear context and garbled phrasing.
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Sree Westagen
Ater
Johnson
Press Club
Congress
Slick Pavement Sparks Night Crash in Norman and Cay Alley
A Friday 11 pm crash on the Mo. Sts intersection involved vehicles driven by Norman L. Vanderkamp and Cay A Allen. Passenger Sue Seetin reported injuries. Gary Marshall and others linked to the Scribner address were listed as occupants.
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Norman L. Vanderkamp
Engel Rd
Cay
Allen
Mo. St
Mo. Sts
Sue Seetin
Ohio
Mass
France Calls Big Four to Push Mideast Peace Plan
The Associated Press reports France advocates a Big Four conference at the United Nations to back a peacemaking plan. It would include direct talks between Arab states and Israel under U N umbrella with Gunnar V Jarring mediating to map the perimeters for talks.
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France
United States
Israel
U.N
Gunnar V. Jarring
Jarring
United Nations
Paris
Jury selection missteps loom in Sirhan trial
In Los Angeles AP reports a potential juror shakeup could delay seating of 11 tentative jurors in the Sirhan Sirhan murder case if the defense waives challenges. The judge warned not to be surprised by a Tuesday move as two more jurors could be added, including Dora Jacobi who said she can hear the evidence without prejudice.
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U.S
America
Red China
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One China
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Hur
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Mass
Jacobi
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