Mental Health Unit To Be Formed Here
A Douglas County group plans a charter chapter of the Kansas Association for Mental Health after a Monday meeting at the Parish House. An organizing committee will draft a constitution and by laws and arrange an organizational meeting and election at 8 PM on March ? at the Parish House 1011 St Henry.
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Douglas County
Kansas Association For Mental Health
Episcopal Church
Douglas County Health Council
Arange
Momley
St Henry
Remple
Luella Foster
Kansas University
Karel Blass
R. L. Hermes
Benjamin Lewis
Bert Nash
J. F . Schubert
Robert Swift
Trinity Episcopal Church
Charles R. Topping
Leila Myers
Topeka
State Board of Health
Mandday
Kansas
State Association
Pubt
Task Force Leader Says Federal Water Program Needs a Major Overhaul
Admiral Ben Moreell, ret. and chair of the Hoover Commission water resources task force, urged a full overhaul of the federal water resources and power program. He called policies a hodgepodge across irrigation, flood control, navigation and power and warned subsidies erode morals while power shifts toward Washington.
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ST. Louis
National Conference On Water Resources Policy
Ben Moreell
Hoover Commission
Moreell
Reds Say Talks Can End Formosa Disagreement
In Geneva, Communist China states the Formosa dispute will be settled only at a meeting between Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and Chinese Foreign Minister Chou En-lai. Ambassador Wang Ping-nan accuses the U.S. of stalling the talks and urges a ministerial conference to resolve the Taiwan issue.
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Geneva
China
Formosa
John Foster Dulles
Chou En-lai
Wang Ping-nan
U. S
Alexis Johnson
United States
Taiwan
Car Overturns on K-32 Near Lawrence After Wreck
State Patrol reports a vehicle driven by Robert E. Arld, 24, of 821 Ky St., overturned on K-32 near Lawrence after veering from K-31, striking three guard rails and tumbling down a bank. Damage estimated at 400 dollars. injuries reported.
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Lawrence
State Highway Patrol
Robert E. Arld
Ewest
Chemistry talk planned by Virginia Griffing at KU meet
Virginia Griffing associate essayist of chemistry at Catholic University Washington speaks Friday night at the Kansas University section of the American Chemical Society. Her topic is Chemical Effects of Ultrasonics Is It Hot Chemistry. The talk begins at 7 30 p.m. in Malott Hall.
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Virginia Griffing
Catholic University
Washington, D.C
Kansas University
American Chemical So
Isiahy
Malott Hafiati Univerty
Nixon Urges Youth Leadership For GOP Future
President Nixon told the Young Republican Leadership Training School that party success hinges on youth. About 200 Young Republicans from 30 states gathered for five days of campaign strategy training to add four million voters by November. Nixon, vacationing in Florida, praised the group in a telegram to Charles McWhorter. Leonard Hall said Young Republicans represent the party and nation’s future and urged attendees to return ready to win in November.
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Washington
Nixon
Florida
Charles Mc
Gas fumes threaten Solon as pipe leak prompts warning
In Solon Ohio residents face gasoline fumes from Buckeye Pipe Line Co leaks possibly reaching basements. Police report fumes entered storm sewers and near zero temperatures chilled homes as residents fear an explosion with a match.
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Cleveland
Solon
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Mantua
Ohio
John Vondrasek
Grants for Spring Term Go to 16 K U Students
Sixteen Kansas University students received general scholarships for the spring term. Most awards cover all fees for Kansas residents, with amounts around 86 dollars. Recipients include Telja Aulik, David Baird Jr., Linda Bodle, Marilyn Elledge, Donald Bimore, Johanna Fichtner, Donald Hopkins, Phylis Jackson Enterprise, Mary Melvin, Gloria Metcalf, Valerie Nanninga, Deanne Phillips, Charles Smith, Judith Temple, Eula Wagner, and Wayne Woodruff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Kansas
Telja Aulik
Holdrege
Neb
David Baird Jr
Newton
Linda Bodle
Gallatin
Marilyn Elledge
Meade
Donald Bimore
Duquoin
Johanna Fichtner
Ulm
Germany
Donald Hopkins
Kansas City
Kas
Phylis Jackson
Enterprise
Mary Melvin
Louisville
Colo
Gloria Metcalf
Perry
Valerie Nanninga
Deanne Phillips
Abilene
Charles Smith
Leavenworth
Judith Temple
Cape Girardeau
Eula Wagner
Freeport
Wayne Woodruff
Cedar Vale
Collision at 16th and Vt Sts Causes $175 Damage
Damage estimated at $175 from a Monday collision at 16th and Vt Streets. Drivers were William J. Prince aged 24 of East Nineteenth Street and Alvin BD Haverty aged 25 of 2024 N. H. Street. No injuries were reported by police.
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16Th and
Sts
William J. Prince
East Nineteenth Street
Alvin
Haverty
N. H. St
Policemen Organize New Lodge in Lawrence Kansas
Lawrence police form Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No 2 elect William Cox president and names officers Elmer Martin Jack Evens James Collins Roy Bledsoe Earl Harris Ralph Casteel and directors Leon Roberts Tom McCall Merle McClure Vernon Harrell First Kansas lodge follows Parsons model with Tulsa visitors and Chief John Hazelet stressing non union aims and youth programs.
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William Cox
Lawrence Lodge No
Kansas
Parsons
Tulsa
Lawrence
John Hazelet
F.O. P. Lodge
Fort Wayne
Ind
Iotal
Hagelet
FF. O. P
State Chief Justice W W Harvey resigns from Kansas Supreme Court
Governor Fred Walton announced the resignation of Chief Justice W W Harvey of the Kansas Supreme Court effective March 1. Harvey, 86, served 34 years on the court including 10 as chief justice. William A. Smith will become chief justice upon Harvey’s retirement. Harvey’s long career included county attorney, assistant U S district attorney, and three legislative sessions, with a term on the court since 1929 and as chief since 1945. He has had health issues but remained active in office.
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Topeka
Fred [Las
W. W. Harvey
Kansas Supreme Court
Harvey
High Tribunal
William A. Smith
Messenior
Wai
Herre Vey
Hus
U. S
Hoo
Supreme Court
da Be
Tarnish Spray For Silverware In Aerosol Packaging Planned
Housewives may soon use an anti tarnish spray on silverware between uses with lasting protection. The coating washes off easily in soap and water before silver is used again. Plans are underway to package the spray in push button aerosol containers.
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Frances Gorsuch
Oddstadt
Hear
San Francisco
Calif
GOP
Westinghouse
Pittsburghm
Westinghouse Electric Corp
John R. Murray
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
Murray
IUE
United Electrical Workers
K. U
A. V. Phillips
Ehone
Lawrence Memorial Co
Norman Endacott
Min Tharves
Shaawmee
Kaoperie
Safeway
Libby
Lawréhce
Edwards
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