Scrivner Calls Arms Policy Free Of Party Politics
Rep. Scrivner, on the House appropriations subcommittee, urged that military expenditures be kept free of partisan fights. He warned against pressuring military leaders for political aims and said strong defense at low cost is essential while avoiding depowering the nation with debt. He argued officers may voice opinions but warned against political prophets of gloom.
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Scrivner
R-Kast
House
America
Appropriations Subcommittee
Congress
Russia
Wyandotte and SM Tops At KU Debate Tourney
Wyandotte and Shawnee Mission High Schools led the Class AA division with top finishes at the KU district debate tournament. Wyandotte won 10 of 12 contests, Shawnee Mission nine wins, while Class A saw Washburn Rural and St. Joseph of Shawnee advance. Teams qualified for state finals. Wyandotte’s lineup was Deane Law Mulins Jordan coached by Jensen, and Shawnee Mission was Saylor Fifield Muntzel Lindquist coached by Swanson.
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Shawnee Mission
Washburn Rural
St. Joseph of
Shawnee
Kansas University
Washburn
Topeka
St. Joseph
Wamega
James Deane
Gracella Law
David Mulins
Charles Jordan
Leonard Jensen
Bob Saylor
Jim Fifield
Phil Muntzel
Harry Lindquist
Maurice Swanson
K U Volleyball Team Falls in Iowa Tourney Semis
Kansas University volleyball squad lost to Peoria YMCA 15 12 and 14 11 in the Short Corn tournament semi finals at Des Moines. Peoria captured first place as thirteen teams from five states competed. Kansas players included Jim Coleman Dick Hoagland Dick Laptad Robin Heatwole Glen Buell Jim Van Artsdalen and Prof Kevirt Jones.
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Kansas University
Peoria Ymca
Des Moines
Peoria
Kansas
Jim Coleman
Dick Hoagland
Dick Laptad
Robin Heatwole
Glen Buell
Jim van Artsdalen
Prof
Kevirt Jones
Potluck Supper at Local Church Announced by LLPD
The Lawrence League for the Practice of Democracy will hold a potluck supper at 6 p.m. Tuesday at St. Luke's AME Church. Reports from civil rights, employment, and housing committees will be given. Jesse Milan is LLPD president. Plans for the Brotherhood Banquet on February 11 will be announced and tickets go on sale.
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Lawrence League For the Practice of Democracy
St. Luke’s Ame
Civil Rights Committee
Employment Committee
Housing Committee
LLPD
Gale
Jesse Milan
Mexican Basketballers Defeat Emporia in Community Building
The Lawrence team improved to 3-1 Saturday with a win over Emporia at the Community Building. Coach Mario M. Martinez and assistant Nettie Hernandez said another game would be scheduled soon. Lawrence had previously beaten Chanute and Coffeyville, with Topeka the only loss.
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Lawrence’ Mexican Basketabil
Emporia
Mario M. Martinez
Nettie Hernandez
Lawrence
Chanute
Coffeyville
Topeka
Winfield Man Leads Legion Bowling Meet in Kansas
OTTAWA R Sharp of Winfield moved into first place in the all events competition of the Kansas American Legion Bowling Tournament over the weekend. With two ends of play remaining Sharp had a score of 1992. Teammates Ogden and others trailed in various events as leaders were listed for teams singles and doubles across districts including Atchison Richardsons, Olathe American Legion, Ottawa Cutoffs, Paola Keiths, Oberlin American Legion and others.
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R. Sharp
Winfield
Kansas American Legion
Sharp
T. Isaac Ogden
W. Dunn
Olathe
L. Akers
B. Barnes
Russell
Atchison Richardsons
Olathe American Legion
Paola Keith
Oberlin American Legion
W. Bruce
Shawnee
B. Detrich
Abiten
J. Hamilton
W. Waymanter
Strong City Man Found Shot to Death in Ditch
In Strong City Kansas a 71 year old man named Lee Carmont was found shot in a drainage ditch near his home. Sheriff Francis Towle said the bullet wound with the body in about six inches of water and snow covered indicates it has been there since last Monday's storm. Acquaintances last saw him Monday and $19 was found in his clothing. An inquest will be held.
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Kas
Lee Carmont
Chase County
Emporia
Francis Towle
Towle
Carmons
Frazier Work Shown in 153rd Philadelphia Academy Show
Bernard Pocot Frazier, sculptor in residence at Kansas University, is featured in the Philadelphia Academy of the Fine Arts 153rd annual exhibition. The show opens Sunday and runs through February 23, displaying contemporary American oil painting and sculpture before traveling to the Detroit Institute of Arts from March 18 to April 12.
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Bernard Pocot Frazier
Kansas University
Philadelphia
Academy of the Fine Arts
Academy
Detroit Institute of Arts
Kansas Traffic Deaths Topeka Record Summary
Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the state accident records section. In the last 48 hours four deaths reported. to date in 1958 there are 28. For the same period in 1957, 30 deaths were recorded.
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Kansas
Topeka Police Turn Cowboy After Cattle Truck Mishap
Topeka police chased a spill of 17 head of Hereford cattle across the south Topeka area after an overturned cattle truck. A train hit and killed 12 animals while the rest scattered through mud and a golf course and drive-in theater grounds. Officers pursued overnight and into morning with limited success.
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Topeka
B. P. Martin
Emporia
Martin
Sudbury Police Seek Own Parking Lot
Sudbury police department looks to acquire a dedicated parking lot to serve its operations. Officials say a stand alone facility would improve efficiency and security for patrols and administrative staff.
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Sudbury
Ontim Sudbury
Cruisers To Not Park Outside Police Headquarters
Police say marked cruisers will not be stationed outside the headquarters to free space for the public paying parking tickets. Officers state the measure aims to ease access for residents and visitors handling fines.
Pinckney Sixth Graders Plan Kansas Day Skit
Pinckney School fifth graders prepare a Kansas Day operetta titled To the Stars Through Difficulty with music by Phyllis Wallace and lyrics by Mrs. Wallace. Performances include Ott Timer solo Michael Miller Dr. Robinson Robert Emerson Queen of Kansas Maelyne Rider and a girls chorus led by Janice Logan Sherry Thompson Patricia Smith Cheryl Malone Vicki Babcock Anesie Buhler Arla Grover June Sisson Marlene Miller and David Stoffer narrating the pioneer family tale on Kansas Day week.
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Pinckney School
Phyllis Joy Wallace
Pinckney
Cecil Roney
Ott Timer
Robert Emerson
Dr. Robinson
Maelyne Rider
Kansas
Janice Logan
Sherry Thompson
Patricia Smith
Cheryl Malone
Vicki Babcock
Anesie Buhler
Arla Grover
Final expenses policy offer from Old American Insurance
A nationwide mail in offer for a $1000 burial and final expense life insurance policy from Old American Insurance Co in Kansas City. No obligation or phone calls. Tear out and mail with name address and age to 3 West 9th Dept LISB Kansas City Missouri.
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OLD American
Kansas City
Old American Insurance Co
West 9Th
Dept. Lisb
Missouri
Pony Express Rider portrayed in mass feeding class finale
A Salvation Army Civil Defense mass feeding course ends tonight with a 6:30 p.m. supper prepared using learned methods. Quantrill and Dennis Greenfield twill portray the Pony Express Rider while a boy’s quartet sings and announces are by Fred Farmer and Robert Lee.
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Dennis Greenfield
Twill
Pony Express
Tle
John Schulz
Steven Lee
Gary Stanwix
Gary Klingenberg
Ronnie Grandstaff
Keith Stogsdill
John Myers
Jasper Waters
Robert Atchisen
Leon Thompson
Robert Burk
Fred Farmer
Robert Lee
Salvation Army
Civil Defense
Bernice Me‘Farland
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