Lawrence Man Hurt Crashes Auto Into Bridge Abutment
A 62 year old Lawrence man Quinter James Brown of 618 A I Street was critically injured when his car struck a bridge abutment one mile east of Lawrence on Fifteenth Street around 6 30 this morning He suffered facial lacerations a dislocated hip broken ribs and other injuries He was described as critical at Lawrence Memorial Hospital where he underwent surgery Brown had just left work at the Noria Dehydrating Co Route 2 and authorities said he likely fell asleep at the wheel A separate Wednesday afternoon bicycle accident involving 11 year old Donald Lee Nelson caused cuts and bruises after his bike collided with a car driven by 43 year old George Lee Clover of 2031 Miller Drive He was treated and released at Medical Arts Center
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Lawrence
Fifteenth Street
Quinter James Brown
A. I. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Dale Chappell
Earl O'Brien
Brown
Noria Dehydrating Co
Chappell
Donald Lee Nelson
Homer Nelson
N.H. St
George Lee Clover
Miller Dr
East 19Th Street
Young Nelson
Medical Arts Center
Uranium Wing Tip Use Put Into Jetliner Plan
The Atomic Energy Commission said uranium can be used as counterweight in wing tips and tails of jet airliners. It will not propel the aircraft and cannot explode, addressing safety concerns while promising improved performance and economy. The AEC amended regulations to allow uranium use without a license.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Program
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Steelworkers Convene 4th Annual Regional Summer Institute
United Steelworkers of America will hold its 4th annual regional Summer Institute Monday through Friday at Kansas University. Men attending for the first time study union history and labor's role in political action. Returning attendees will study national economy taxation government operations and the United Nations.
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United Steelworkers of America
Kansas University
Labor Institute
Institute
United Nations
Deaths and Funerals for Jerome Posner and Arthur White
Jerome Posner aged 74 of 1322 Brook Street died June 11 while abroad. Survived by Sonia Posner wife Sidney Posner son Harold Rosenthal daughter and seven grandchildren. Arthur B. White aged 68 of 176 North 7th Street died Tuesday services at 2 pm Saturday at First R. M. Baptist Church with burial at Maple Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Bowser Lee Mortuary after 4 pm Friday.
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Jerome Posner
Brook St
Lawrence
Sonia Posner
Sidney Posner
Wallingford
Arthur B. White
N. 7Th St
R. M. Baptist Church
A. L. Parker
Maple Grove
Bowser-Lee
Dr Barbara Moore Trek Draws Followed by Reluctant Companion
New York AP report details Dr Barbara Moore the itinerant vegetarian from Great Britain and Lee Bauer of St Louis following her 3 000 mile cross country trek. Bauer, president of the St Louis chapter of the American Natural Hygiene Association, quit after finding the journey tedious losing weight and sleep and noting Moore is hard to please. He initially joined to accompany her to a health convention but ended the trip after the convention event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Barbara Moore
Great Britain
New York City
Lee Bauer
St. Louis
Dr. Moore
Bauer
American Natural Hygiene Assn
Maxim
Army Revolt Collapses in Congo Centers Near Normal
A Congo army revolt collapsed with two resistance centers in Thysville and Leopoldville returning to shaky normality. Mutineers surrendered arms at Camp Hardy in Thysville. Belgian officers released and resumed command. Leopoldville reported most mutineers back in barracks as Lu mumba and Kassavubu sought to stabilize pay demands and leadership.
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Leopoldville
Congo
Army of the Congo
Thysville
Stanleyville
Anicet Kashamura
Camp Hardy
Plastic Edging Glass as Leader In Greenhouse
Kansas State University horticulturists predict plastic will dominate greenhouse construction in the Midwest. A new greenhouse funded by Butler Manufacturing and a 1500 grant will use corrugated plastic panels to study color effects on flowers and insects.
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Manhattan
Kas
Kansas State University
Midwest
Kansas City
Butler
William Carpenter
Carpenter
Whitman Ruling Upheld in Contempt Conviction
The U.S. Court of Appeals affirmed the contempt of Congress conviction of Alden Whitman a New York Times copy reader who refused to identify former Communist colleagues before the Senate Internal Security subcommittee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S. Court of Appeals
Alden Whitman
New York Times
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Johnson Raises Rigging Query In Chicago Convention
Sen Lyndon Johnson of Texas suggested the Democratic National Convention outcome may have been decided in a back room. He stated next week's nominating sessions in Los Angeles remain open and reiterated his expectation to win the party nomination. Johnson issued the remarks during a news conference at Chicago O Hare International Airport blasting rival Sen John F Kennedy's camp.
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Chicago
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Sen. Johnson
Los Angeles
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
O’hare
Search Continues For Missing B47 Recon Bomber
The Air Force said it is still searching for a RB47 recon bomber with six crewmen missing north of Russia since last Friday night. No decision on hunt length. Norwegian Air Force reported the plane was about 130 miles north of the Kola Peninsula before disappearance.
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Washington
Russia
Britain
Kola Peninsula
Traffic Violations and Criminal Cases In Local Courts
Police Court reports list driving with no license and other violations including wrong way on a one way street stop signs and muffler issues with fines from 5 to 110 dollars plus warrants. County and district court entries note bogus check charge 1500 bond and several petty larceny and drunkenness cases with jail terms or forfeited bonds.
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Robert Douce
Ind
Dean Radcliffe
Fred Whaley
Robert Johnson
Charles Durani
Megan Cluff
Cecil Fuller
Chester Whitebread
W. 4Th
William Johnson
Richard Lindsey
William Loehr
Harvey Nelson
Ash
Gary Emery
Route 2
Wesley Hale
Eudora
Ollie Young
N.d
Charles Hale
Jake Hayes
N.Y
Rubin Faulconer
James Funk
Kansas City
Undersea Mountain Found in Gulf of Alaska by Pathfinder
The U S Geodetic Surveying Ship Pathfinder reports an 8700 foot underwater peak located on the ocean floor in the Gulf of Alaska discovered during charting operations.
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Gulf of Alaska
U. S
Pathfinder
New Rights Plank Offered to Demos
Los Angeles report on the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights proposing a federal action plank to guarantee equality in voting education employment housing and other areas. Southern senators oppose broader federal power while sit in protests spur debate ahead of the Democratic convention.
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Demos
Los Angeles
Sam J. Ervin Jr
North Carolina
Spessard L. Holland
Florida
Martin Luther King
Carl Rice
Kansas
Platform Committee
Eisenhower
Kennedy Faces Hard Ball on First Ballot at Dem Convention
Kennedy forces press Governor Brown to withhold Massachusetts votes on the initial roll call. California Lt. Gov. Anderson backs Stevenson signaling disunity. Michigan Governor Williams predicts Kennedy will win Michigan’s 51 votes early, while Meyner’s New Jersey camp begins opening operations to counter Kennedy. Delegates may switch allegiance before the first tally. Civil rights groups push for a strong platform stance.
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Kennedy
Brown
Massachusetts
William A. Munnell
Los Angeles
California State Central Committee
California
Munnel
David L. Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
John B. Connally
Johnson Citizens Committee
Lroy Collins
Florida
LeRoy Collins
Collins
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Williams
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Meyner
Jack Case Resumes Trial Over City Charter Conflict Claim
A Manhattan jury resumes deliberations in the case of Borough President Hulan Jack charged with violating city charter conflict of interest rules by taking a $4,400 apartment remodeling job from real estate operator Sidney J. Ungar during city business dealings.
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New York
Kansas farmer killed in collision near Seneca
Aloysius H. Dalinghaus, 52, a Baileyville area farmer, died after his pickup collided with an automobile at the junction of a county road and Highway K187 near Seneca. The crash occurred Wednesday and investigators labeled the incident fatally injuries.
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Seneca, Kas
Aloysius H. Dalinghaus
Baileyville
Seneca
Hall of Famer Applies For Unemployment Aid
Hall of Fame baseball star Jim Foxx applied for Illinois unemployment compensation while managing the Jimmy Foxx Restaurant in Galesburg. Foxx, 52, said he is through with the restaurant and noted prior earnings of about 250000 during his playing days. The Mangieri family and Joe Donato offered him the manager post a year ago after learning of his financial trouble.
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Galesburg
Jimmy Foxx
Hall of Fame
Illinois
Foxx
Nunzio
Tony Mangieri
Joe Donato
Local hospital discharge and birth notices list residents
Memorial Hospital entries show Roy Young Ralph Lengel Marla Tuttle and other patients. Dismissals include Helen Snider Virginia Ralston and Joyce Johnson. Births note twins for Merle Mitchett and a daughter for Robert Phillips. Locations span Kansas City Topeka and addresses on Ky Ala and R I streets.
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Roy Young
Ralph Lengel
Emerald Dr
Marla Tuttle
Basehor
Mildred Oakson
Tonganoxie
Mildred Orr
Arnold Alexander
Mitchell Rd
David Clark
Richard Warner
N. H
Maxine Haynes
Joyce Johnson
Charles Coffman
Gail Phillips
James Quinter Brown
R. I
Francis Cain
Ala
Gary Tibbits
Katherine Rogers
Forrest
Helen Snider
William Wakefield
Miss
Virginia Ralston
Kansas City
Agnes Wehige
Topeka
E. 13Th
Merle Taylor
N. J
Alice Schimmel
Haskell
Cecil
Patricia
Walter Gibson
Marvin Conner
David Mast
Merle Mitchett
Robert Phillips
KU Is Given Cancer Grant To Detect Viruses
The Kansas University Medical Center in Kansas City receives a $400 000 federal contract from the U S Public Health Service to develop detection agents for viruses possibly linked to human cancer. The one year agreement funds a research team led by Dr Herbert A Wenner to expand ongoing virus detection work.
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Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
U.S. Public Health Service
Herbert A. Wenner
Lawrence Police Keep Watch At Jayhawk Plunge
Lawrence Police Chief John Hazelet assigns an officer to permanent duty at Jayhawk Plunge during picketing to prevent trouble. KU Theater group USO tour to depart July 15 for bases in Japan Korea Hawaii and the Pacific. A mummified 500 year old seal found by KU geochemist Edward J. Zeller is on display at KU Natural History Museum. Zeller plans a South Pole trip in November. Summer heat lingers as locals enjoy cooler nights and vacation plans urged by Journal-World.
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John Hazelet
Jayhawk Plunge
6Th and
Fla. Sts
Hazelet
Jerome Coray
United Services Organization
USO
Kansas University
KU Theater
Sidney Berger
Brooklyn
N.Y
U.S
Japan
Korea
Hawaii
Okinawa
Pacific
Antarctica
Edward J. Zeller
Ku’s
Natural History Museum
Zeller
Naval Air Facility
McMurdo Sound
South Pole
Pioneer V Lost Contact With Earth Near 23 Million Miles
Dr A C B Lovell of Jodrell Bank announced to reporters after a meeting with President Eisenhower that Pioneer V had lost contact with Earth a couple of days earlier while about 23 million miles away. The probe had been tracked since its launch on March 11.
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Washington
A. C. B. Lovell
Jodrell Bank
England
Radio Telescope
Eisenhower
Lovell
U S Denounces Khrushchev Slander During Austrian Visit
The United States denounced Khrushchev slanderous attacks on the United States during his Austrian visit. Ambassador Matthews delivered the protest to Austria on instructions from Secretary Herter and asked Foreign Minister Kreisky how Austria would disassociate itself from the criticisms.
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Washington
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Austria
State Department
H. Freeman Matthews
Christian A. Herter
Matthews
Bruno Kreisky
Khrushchev
Three Gunmen Steal From Cherokee State Bank in St Paul
Three gunmen disguised as painters held up the Cherokee State Bank in St Paul today, looting the vault and teller boxes after delaying for the time lock. They forced employees to open areas and ordered the cashier to access the vault once the lock released at 8 10 a.m. The heist totaled about $60,000.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Cherokee State Bank
Jordan
Two Ex-Policemen Sentenced to Death in Student Uprising
In Seoul the district court sentenced two former police officers to death for firing on student demonstrators during the uprising that toppled Syngman Rhee. The ruling underscores the brutal suppression acts amid the pro democracy movement in South Korea.
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Seoul
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Don Meeker Joins Local Law Firm
Don Meeker has joined Stewart Petefish Postma and colleagues. A KU graduate 1954, he served as an Air Force pilot, then earned a KU Law degree in 1960, and was admitted to Kansas and Federal Bars June 29, 1960. He won the C C Stewart Award, was editor in chief of KU Law Review, and a member of the Order of the Coif. The Meekers reside at 921 West 22nd Street Terrace.
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Clin K. Petefish
James L. Postma
Stewart, Petefish
Law
The
Kansas University Law Review
Order of the Coif
Meeker
Mary Anne Tinkler
Leavenworth
Meekers
West 22Nd St
Terr
Eight From Lawrence Plan GOP Reception for Morton
Eight Lawrence residents including Henry P. Cleaver will attend a 5 p.m. Friday reception for Republican national chairman Thruston B. Morton at the Hotel Broadview in Wichita. J. D. King of the Douglas County GOP said more may join before Friday. Sedgwick County Central Committee hosts the event.
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Lawrence
Thruston B. Morton
Broadview
Wichita
J. D. King
Douglas County Republican Central Committee
Fred Six
Jerry Cooley
Wesley Norwood
Bob Moore
John Weatherwax
Delbert Mathia
Earl Morey
Henry P. Cleaver
U.S
Kansas
Sedgwick
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Landreth Insurance
Pioneer V
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Morton
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