Hart Hints 1960 Governor Run if Docking Skips Re-Election
In Topeka AP dispatch George Hart the first Democrat elected state treasurer says he would seek the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in 1960 if Gov George Docking does not run again Hart would prefer a Docking third term and doubts a strong Democrat would challenge him Hart plans to seek re election as treasurer if Docking runs for a third term Docking has not announced his plans but rumors place him possibly seeking the U S Senate
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Topeka
George Hart
George Docking
Hart
Docking
U. S. Senate
Strippers Learn Postgrad Steps from Detroit Police
Thirty four exotic dancers attended a post graduate course at the Detroit Police Academy led by Inspector Melville Bullach. The session taught how to strip in Detroit without inciting a riot and aimed to curb a wide open town atmosphere.
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Detroit
Detroit Police Academy
Blaze Fury
Reddi
No No) Sloan
Senorita Yum Yum
Melville Bullach
Police Censor Bureau
Bullach
Sloan
TWA Stewardesses Set Contract Talks Today
Representatives of Trans World Airlines and the Airline Stewards and Stewardesses Assn. will continue negotiations for a new contract today after a recess since May. The old contract expired April 30 and eight talks failed to settle hours and pay for jet flights. Lead negotiators are John P. Mead and Rowland K. Quinn. Union members include 1,200 domestic service hostesses and 110 pursers.
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Kansas City
Trans World Airlines
Deaths and Funerals in DeSoto and Beloit
Funeral services for Mrs. Maggie Siscoe of DeSoto set for 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Linwood Methodist Church with burial in Linwood Cemetery. Survivors include her son Ernest Siscoe, six grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. Harold Ottinger, 28, Beloit, formerly of Lawrence, will have 10 a.m. services at Harrison Funeral Home with graveside at 4 p.m. in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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DeSoto
Linwood Methodist Church
Harry O. Ritter Jr
Linwood Cemetery
Bruce Funeral Home
Gardner
Siscoe
Irontown
Royal Neighbors of America
Linwood
Ernest Siscoe
Harold Ottinger
Beloit
Lawrence
Harrison Funeral Home
Oak Hill
Death of Clarke E Longanecker Ward in California
Clarke E Longanecker Ward 72 former Lawrence resident son of Charles E and Clara Longanecker died June 14 in El Monte California. He was buried June 18 at Rose Hills Cemetery Whittier California. He previously owned a farm in Lone Star area. Survivors include two sons Clifford and David and one daughter.
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Lawrence Area
Charles E
Clara Longanecker
Lawrence
el Monte
Calif
Rose Hills
Whittier
Lone Star
Clifford
David
Signs of steel contract talks edge toward walkout threat
In New York signs of horse trading emerged as steel industry and United Steelworkers edge toward a threatened midnight Tuesday walkout. Talks resumed after brief sessions with executives and union leaders, data exchanges noted but no wage offers confirmed. Union leader McDonald called meetings of the union board and wage policy committee for Monday to brief officials.
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R. Conrad Cooper
Cooper
U.S. Steel Corp
McDonald
Four Lawrence Residents Hurt In Louisiana Wreck
Four residents of Lawrence Kansas were injured when their car collided with a pulpwood truck at a highway intersection just across the Texas line. The group returning from a Mexico vacation were treated in a Center Texas hospital before being moved to North Louisiana Sanitarium in Shreveport.
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Lat
Lawrence
Kan
Texas Line
Clyde Hyder
Tenn. St
Kathrine
Dwight Prentiss
Mexico
U. S. 84
Hyder
Governor Long's Health Incompatible With Public Reports
Rep Lloyd Teekell described Governor Long as very ill and weakening, though he spoke as a layman about the condition. A A Fredericks and Dr Robert Heath clashed over Long's status, with Heath saying doctors held to a fatigued report while Fredericks claimed improved condition and less supervision.
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Lloyd Teekell
Congress
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A. A. Fredericks
Robert Heath
Tulane University
Fredericks
Heath
Polio Outbreak Sparks Discussion In Des Moines
Several explanations for the Des Moines polio epidemic are offered as 69 area residents are affected. Health officials note higher impact on lower income groups and on Negroes, despite similar vaccination rates. State authorities cite vaccination gaps and changing susceptibility.
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Des Moines, Iowa
Des Moines Area
Edmund Zimmerer
Des Moines
James F. Speers
New Salvation Army Officer Arrives in Lawrence
Capt Earl Polsley becomes command ing officer of the Lawrence Salvation Army replacing Capt Ray Rowland who takes a leave to attend Kansas University. Polsley, married with two children, recently moved his family to 1817 Miss. St Lawrence after serving in Independence Wichita and Omaha born. He has six years in the organization with most time in Kansas.
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Ray Rowland
Lawrence Salvation Army
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Kansas University
Polsley
Independence
Kan
Wichita
Independence Post
Omaha
Neb
Palsley
Lawrence
1817
Miss. St
New Lawrence Salvation Army
Kansas
Teamster Meeting Planned in Chicago for Nationwide Pact
San Francisco AP reports Teamsters under President James R Hoffa aiming for a single master agreement next summer in Chicago. The plan would cover thousands of long distance drivers nationwide, replacing three regional contracts. Hoffa spoke before a Western Conference of Teamsters General Hauling Caucus and then to Senate investigators.
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San Francisco
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Chicago
United States
Hoffa
Washington
Harriman Says Khrushchev Sees Nixon as Next U.S. President
W Averell Harriman told reporters that Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev regards Richard Nixon as the next president. Harriman, back from Moscow, relayed Khrushchev's comments to Nixon and noted Nixon would visit Moscow on July 22 to open a U S exhibit and meet Soviet leaders.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
W. Averell Harriman
Nikita Khrushchev
Nixon
United States
Harriman
Moscow
Khrushchev
Gas Tax Hike May Be Road Project Answer
Washington AP reports lawmakers studied several options to fund the national highway program. Proposals include a 4 cent gas tax increase to boost revenue and suspend the pay as you go rule, a 1 cent increase with similar suspension, or a staged 0.5 cent rise to reach 4.4 cents in time. The highway trust fund faces red ink by June 30 1961, risking next year’s state allocations.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Senate
Treasury
Olga Minter finger freed after washing machine rescue
Olga Minter’s finger became stuck in a washing machine drain pipe and tied up 15 firemen two policemen an ambulance crew and a doctor for two hours Thursday. A neighbor dialed for help and finally the finger freed with a plop ending the ordeal.
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Eddy Gilmore
London
Olga Minter
Mrs. Minter
Arson Suspected in Dump Fires near East Eleventh Street
Fire Chief John Miller announced an arson probe into fires at the city dump on East Eleventh Street. He said the Thursday night and June 7 fires were deliberate, while the May 26 blaze may have been an accident. A small shed valued at 75 dollars burned in each incident. Police seek tips about cars or people seen near the area.
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East Eleventh Street
John Miller
Miller
McKenzie long-time DuPont plant official dies
Lawrence resident McKenzie spent 29 years with DuPont serving at Richmond Old Hickory Tecumseh and Clinton plants and held manufacturing superintendent posts. He was active in First Presbyterian Church Lawrence Chamber of Commerce and the Lawrence Country Club. Survivors include Agnes, spouse, son Kenneth, sister Mrs McKinley of New Jersey and brother Lloyd of Minnesota. Rumsey Funeral Home handles arrangements.
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Richmond
Clinton, Town
Old Hickory
Tecumseh
McKenzie
DuPont
First Presbyterian Church
Lawrence
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Country Club
Journal-World Vacation Plans Adopts Mail Away Pak
The Journal-World announces vacation planning options including a mail away service or a vacation pak for readers leaving town. Advertisers highlight convenience and security while readers consider package deals and return policies.
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Journal-World
Mail
Adv
Life of Civil Rights Group Extended to 60
A Senate Judiciary subcommittee voted 43 to extend the life of the Civil Rights Commission until January 31, 1961. The panel also rejected Sen. Paul H. Douglas’s plan to provide federal grants to help states desegregate schools. Senator Hruska joined Southern opponents but backed the extension.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary
Civil Rights Commission
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Supreme Court
Roman L. Hruska
R-Neb
Republicans Are Guests of Carlson at Kansas Breakfast
Washington report notes Sen. Frank Carlson hosts Ned Cushing of Downs newly elected national chairman of the Young Republicans at a Kansas breakfast. Also present are Sen. Andrew Schoeppel Reps. William Avery Edward Rees Thomas Van Sickle Joan Stafford Abe Herman and Robert Hampton from various Republican circles.
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Washington
Frank Carlson
Memorial Hospital Junior Thorne and Local Addresses Listed
A list of names and street addresses appears for Memorial Hospital Junior Thorne in Tonganoxie and other residents including Elizabeth Burton Faye Olmsted Fred Vance Kathryn Peters Veda Riego Velma Bradley Mary Lou Phipps Barbara Crews Clara Tweed Lillian Snow Stanley Alvord Mella Kane Charlyne McCluggage Jackay ONeill Eula Reynolds Ronda Hunick Robert Spencer Delora Cool Worth Seamans Clifford Pingry and others across multiple towns.
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Junior Thorne
Tonganoxie
John Orphan
R. I. St
Jozena Roberman
R. I
Elizabeth Burton
Faye Olmsted
Hillview Rd
Fred Vance
Harper Ave
Kathryn Peters
Barker Ave
Veda Riego
Eudora
Velma Bradley
Moundview Dr
Mary Lou Phipps
E. 8Th St
Barbara
Mella Kane
Ind
Charlyne McCluggage
Avalon Rd
Jackay O'Neill
Berkeley
Eula Reynolds
Olathe
Ronda Hunick
Perry St
Robert Spencer
Neb. St
Delora Cool
Prospect Ave
Worth Seamans
Ky. St
Clifford Pingry
Oil and gas drilling sweeps Kansas fields hit
Three drilling groups, led by Carter Oil of Wichita, drill across Marksouth and west of Lawrence and around Eudora. A rich gas field was found south of Eudora, with oil and gas wells reported near Baldwin.
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Lawrence
Eudora
Carter Oil
Wichita
Baldwin
Supreme Court Upholds Kansas Attorney Rule
The Kansas Supreme Court affirmed a rule requiring out of state lawyers practicing in Kansas to have local Kansas counsel. Keith Martin of Mission challenged the rule in a divorce case. Wyandotte County District Court dismissal of the divorce petition was upheld.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas
Keith Martin
Mission
Kan
Missouri
Wyandotte
Martin
The
Supreme Court Today
Maine Official to Be Gufler's Replacement
Bernard Gufler the top American civilian in West Berlin will be replaced by E Allan Lightner Jr of Waterville Maine The 51 year old diplomat has served as assistant secretary of state for public affairs in Washington Gufler departs Berlin at month end to become U S ambassador to Ceylon since 1955.
Ad Jots for Journal-World Mail Address
A brief ad note reminding readers to send the Journal-World to their summer address with a contact phone number VI 3 1000 for arrangements.
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Journal- World
Frick Forms Committee to Explore Third Major League
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick announced a seven member committee to hear groups seeking a third major league. The panel includes Frick Warren Giles Joe Cronin Lou Perini Bob Carpenter Tom Yawkey and Arnold Johnson. A 14 minute joint league meeting approved the inter league trading rule and a one million dollar aid formula for sagging minor league clubs.
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Chicago
Frick
Warren Giles
Joe Cronin
Lou Perini
Milwaukee Braves
Bob Carpenter
Philadelphia Phillies
Tom Yawkey
Boston Red Sox
Arnold Johnson
Kansas City
A's
NSC Sees Rising Traffic Death Toll Alarm in US
The National Safety Council warns of a growing traffic death toll with a forecast of 39,800 deaths for the year, 2,800 more than last year. Howard Pyle, council president, said deaths in the first five months are 5 percent higher than the same period a year earlier.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Council
Howard Pyle
Kerr Divorced Bartley Amid Allegations of Harshness
Actress Deborah Kerr divorces British TV producer Tony Bartley in Santa Monica California charging that he upbraided her with unkind language during the marriage.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Deborah Kerr
Tony Bartley
Seven-Cent Balloon Jupiter Air Mail Stamp Issued
The Post Office Department will release a seven-cent air mail stamp via the Lafayette Indiana office on August 17 to honor the balloon Jupiter. First day cancellations are available through Lafayette postmasters. Mint stamps for philatelic use go on sale August 18 at the Washington DC Philatelic Sales Agency. The stamp shows the balloon and mail carrier John Wise, measures 0.84 by 4.14 inches, printed in red and blue on white paper, in sheets of 50. An initial 90 million copies were authorized.
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The
Post Office Department
Lafayette
Ind
Philatelic Sales Agency
Washington, D. C
John Wise
Giori
Missouri Plans Use of Government Five Passenger Plane
Missouri University has acquired a surplus government five pass enger plane and will convert it for civilian use. The craft will save thousands of hours in travel time and reduce travel costs by enabling instructors to fly to extension service classes across the state and to meetings.
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Columbia
Missouri University
Card of Thanks for Mary E. Gibler
The family expresses appreciation to friends relatives nurses and Drs Godwin and Mitchell for kindness shown during the illness and death of their mother and grandmother Mary E. Gibler. Ivan Gibler and family.
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Mary E. Gibler
Godwin and
Mitchell
Ivan Gibler
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