Testimony Battle Into Murder Case Nears Trial
In Los Angeles the state fights to admit Carol Tregoff 23 and her lover Dr. R Bernard Finch 42 to testify from a preliminary hearing about the July 18 shooting of Finch's wife Barbara The defense argues the statements violate constitutional rights The judge Walter R Evans will decide admissibility as the case nears completion with a witness illness delaying proceedings
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Carol Tregoff
Miss Tregoff
R. Bernard Finch
Hey
Barbara
Carole
Superior Court
Walter R. Evans
Clifford Crail
District Attorney’s Office
Fred N. Whichello
Evans Elected Regents Chief
Kansas University alumnus Ray Evans of Kansas City was elected chairman of the Kansas State Board of Regents in Topeka. Evans, a 1947 KU business graduate and former KU All America football player, heads state education governance and has held multiple government and civic roles.
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Kansas University
Ray Evans
Kansas City
Kansas State Board of Regents
Topeka
Clement Hall
Coffeyville
Evans
Fred Hall
George Docking
Traders National Bank of Kansas City
Harry Darby
Kansas
Bill Butler Will Direct KU Opera
The Kansas League of Women Voters backs expanding the Blatnik Bill to fund sewage treatment plants. Rep. John Blatnik of Minnesota introduced the amendment. the league reports broad support across 50 states and across 1,080 local leagues. The plan increases federal incentives while requiring local funding of at least 70 percent of costs.
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Kansas League of Women Voters
League
Blatnik
John Blatnik
Minnesota
Howard Reedy
Mother and Daughter Guilty of Prostitution in Queens Case
A mother Henrietta Perna and her daughter Doris Perna were found guilty of prostitution. Magistrate Hyman Bushel remanded them for sentencing. Police raided their Queens home December 30 after neighbors complained men visited day and night. Three men testified paying varying amounts. the daughter, an honor student at Women’s Medical College in Philadelphia, cried on the stand.
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NEW York
Medical College
Hyman Bushel
Henrietta Perna
Doris
Queens
Women’s Medical College of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Santa Fe Earnings Dip To 1959 Net Of 65 Million
The Santa Fe Railway reported 1959 net income of 65,785,901 dollars, including a 3.1 million dollar federal income tax adjustment from the prior year. Earnings per share stood at 2.45 after contingent interest and preferred dividends, six cents below 1958's 67,235,272 net.
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Topeka
Santa Fe Railway
Smith Won’t Seek Eighth Term in Congress
Wint Smith, seven-term representative from Kansas 6th District, tells Hays Daily News via letter he will not run in 1960. He has been floated as a possible candidate for governor. His Washington secretary notes he may issue a statement in Topeka on Kansas Day.
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Hays
Kas
Wint Smith
Kansas
Hays Daily News
The
Daily News
Smith
Washington
Topeka
Dole Seeks Republican Nomination for 6th District
Robert J. Dole county attorney of Russell County announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for congress in the 6th District. He is the third Republican filing for the seat held by Rep. Wint Smith, joining Keith Sebelius and State Sen. Phillip J. Doyle.
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Ras
Robert J. Dole
Russell County
Dole
Wint Smith
Mankato
Keith Sebelius
Norton
Smith
Phillip J. Doyle
Beloit
Mexico’s Political Divisions Include States Territories
The nation consists of 20 states, two territories, and a federal district comparable to the U S District of Columbia in structure.
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Mexico
Territories
District of Columbia
U. S
K C Boat Travel Show Opens Friday Evening
The sixth annual Kansas City Boat and Travel Show opens at 6 p.m. Friday for a 10 day run in the Municipal Auditorium. More than 300 exhibits on three floors cover fishing gear health machines cars vacations and boats. The travel section features 26 states with counselors on road conditions camp sites and lodging. The trout pool operates daily stocked with over 2 500 pounds of fish. A 17 act stage show runs twice daily at 3 30 and 9 30 p.m. Doors open at 1 p.m.
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Kansas City
Municipal Auditorium
Kansas University Theater to Welcome Broadway Director Bill Butler
The KU Theater program invites Broadway director Bill Butler as guest director for the opera The Ballad of Baby Doe. Butler, born in Eureka Kansas, earned an English degree from UCLA and is Phi Beta Kappa. The arrangement keeps him behind the scenes, aiding student performers and audience enjoyment.
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Kansas University Theater
Bill Butler
Baby Doe
Butler
Gian Carlo Menotti
NBC
Carlo Menotti
Eureka
Kan
UCLA
Phi Beta Kappa
Benefit Event for Lawrence Nursery School Sale
A book and rummage sale to aid the Lawrence Community Nursery School is scheduled Saturday from 7 a.m. to noon at the Community Building. Organizers are Mrs. Kenneth Deemer and Mrs. Don Carttar. Proceeds fund the school's maintenance budget.
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Lawrence Community Nursery School
Kenneth Deemer
Don Carttar
Markets at a Glance Across Commodities and Cattle
Cotton irregular as mills liquidate while wheat and soybeans fall in Chicago. corn and oats mixed. Kansas City cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep markets show varied steady to higher quotes with packers steady on hogs. New York industrials drop as steel, motors, and chemicals slide after earnings.
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VES. Stech
Teastman Kodak
Monsan
Mont Ward
Stecks
NY Central
P Nor Pac
Ohio
Ohlag & E
Peabody Coal
Penney
Paul
RCA
St Joe
Sears
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Sperry
Baldy
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At&t
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DdiChi RT & Pac
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U Cats
Ford
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Shorts
Goodyear
Gulf Oil
iInt Shoe
P & L Lone
M&m
The Safety of Our Depositors Funds Declared a Priority
A bank or financial institution emphasizes that the safety of depositors funds remains its primary concern, outlining commitments to protect customer assets and maintain stability.
Market Dips After Mixed Industrial Shares
Stocks showed small losses as Bethlehem and General Motors slipped fractionally while Ford and Chrysler fell about a point. Tokens Steel held steady and little news sparked trading as the market moved with scattered bids and overall drift.
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General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Jones & Laughhales
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