Khrushchev and Zhukov at Geneva Summit Questioned
Soviet Premier Bulganin said the Geneva talks will be a summit due to the delegation’s makeup including Nikita Khrushchev and Marshal Zhukov. He noted disarmament talks require Zhukov and hinted Eisenhower-Zhukov relations will be a focus. Khrushchev said little about his role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
Geneva
Communist Party
Nikita Krushchev
Georgi Zhuikov
Associated Press
Richard ‘Kasisehke
U. S
D'Ag
Aires Walter Walmsley
Zhuskov
Eisenhower
Bulganin
Marshal Zhukov
Zhukov
Khrushchev
Krushchev
V- 2M
Molotov
Andrei Gromyko
Germany
Iron Curtain
Red Army
Concerts at K U feature three guest conductors Sunday
Midwestern Music and Art Camp at Kansas University presents a Sunday concert with guest conductors Glen Lockery of Idaho University directing chorus, Gerhard Schroth of Chicago leading band and orchestra, and Thomas Gorton of the University directing Variations and Fugue on a Welsh Tune. The event includes orchestra chorus pieces and a band chorus program in Hoch Auditorium with assistors including Lee Lockery, Gerald Carney, and Morris Peaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Glen Lockery
Idaho University
Moscow
Idaho
Gerhard Schroth
Chicago
Thomas Gorton
School of Fine Arts
the University
Lee Lockery
Schroth
Gerald Carney
Morris Peaster
Phillips University
Enid
Okla
Hoch Auditorium
Russell L. Wiley
Lockery
Gorton
Poaster
Haworth Hall
Paul Christianson
Concordia College
D. C
K.U
County
Derry
Grainger
Windsor
Nicolas
Carney
Posster
Ezekle Sande
Dawson Gary White
Mr. Leckery
Jane Carr
Doris Evans
MacDowell
Ravel
Ivanov
Mr. Schroth
County Derry
Grainger Band
Mr Hero
March
The
Alford
Grand Canyon
Grofe Jayhawks
Burhter
University of Kansas
Mr. Wiley
Garton
Dean Gorton
Anterica the Beautiful
Robertan
Riexser
Mr. Lockery
God
Tay
Shaw
Mr. Peaster
Don Shaffer
Bilt
Gary Spurgin
Millard Underwood
George Duerkxen
Nile Bell
Stanley Miles
Richard Krueger
Dane Carr
Doris Evane
Handel Fare
Matlin
Christiansen
Straussarr
Harding
River Jordan
Whitney
Serenata Anderson
Mr. Sehroth
Trish
County Merry
Deaths and Funerals Kempter of Valley Falls
An G J Kempter 47 of 16 Teamn Street died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Born August 7 1907 in Valley Falls he lived here since 1977 and worked 18 years at Myers Milk Co before retirement. He later worked 13 years at Rans dell Motor Co and was a member of the Eagles Lodge. Survived by wife Joyce Knouse Kempter son Dale Eugene Kempter and his mother Minnie M Kempter of Valley Falls. Funeral Saturday at Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev Ernest Tor Topeka in charge burial Valley Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Kempter
Clarence Joseph Kempiter
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Valley Falls
Myers Milk Co
Ransdell Motor Co
Eagles Lodge
Joyce Knouse Kempter
Dale Eugene Kempter
Minnie M.kempter
Rumsey Funeral Home
Ernest
Tor
Ming
Topeka
Valley Fails
Droodle prompts odd safety campaign idea
A reader Ed Anderson from Detrit submits a tongue in cheek Droodle urging a safety campaign for twenty somethings. It imagines converting a Cadillac Coupe or Jaguar Roadster into a 100 percent safer vehicle by removing power, installing a lawn mower engine, locking the emergency brake, and deflating tires to perform a stopping stunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Anderson
Detrit
Twen Ag
Panty raid among KU campus sights in Lawrence night
Lawrence police investigated a panty raid at Green Hall with two unidentified young women placing six pairs of panties two bras and stockings on a lamp post line before fleeing in a yellow tan car. The incident accompanies campus pranks including a Dante Dodge City drive sponsored film night and Indian dance performances by Haskell students. Proceeds go to the Lawrence drive for funds while Topeka mental hospital gifts drive seeks items for patient recreation and the Make Haste to Live film from Gordon Gordon airs at Lawrence Drive-In.
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Kansas University
Green Hall
K. U. Law School
Uncle Jimmy Green
Chit Omega
Mt. Oread
K. U
Dodge City
Glm
Kansas Town
Granada
Lawrence
Georgia Neese Clark Gray
U. S
John Crown
Haskell
Douglas County
Lawrence Drive
Lawrence Drive-In
K.A
Gordon Gordon
Hollywood
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Nowice
Board of Commissioners
City of
Pind Street
Ousdahl
20Th Street
19Th Street
Cusdaht Road
Hne
Cilfton Court
Clifton Court
Met Street
di Street
Maryland Street
Forrest Avene
H. C.flaher
City
Clark
Marriage Licenses Granted in Probate Court
Marriage licenses issued Wednesday in Probate Court to Paul G Andressen 23 Keokuk Iowa and Merlina J Tibbetts 27 Topeka Leonard Emmett Dexter 28 Norwalk Calif and Alice Marielascher 23 Lawrence. Vacation subscript advertisement offered by Journal-World at 80 cents per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul G. Andressen
Keokuk
Iowa
Merlina J. Tibbetts
Topeka
Leonard Emmett Dexter
Norwack
Calif
Alice Marielascher
Lawrence
Memorial Hospital Patient Admits and Discharges Listed
Admission and discharge list includes Dale Mumford Patricia Cox John Nichols Darrel Young James Marshall Jr Lillie Pack Melvin Dixon Doris Wood James Sims Louella Allen Ada Brown Charles Munson Doris Kapelle and baby girl Sunflower Mark Richardson William Wienholz Birth announcements for Billy J Joseph George Holder Elmer L Stewart and spouses with addresses and dates noted
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Dale Mumford
Walnut St
Patricia Cox
John Nichols
Mass. St
Darrel Young
Baselior
James Marshall Jr
Lillie Pack
Prospect St
Melvin Dixon
Doris Wood
James Sims
Kanes City
Louella Allen
Mo. St
Ada Brown
Ohio St
Charles Munson
Garnett
Doris Kapelle
Sunflower
Mark Richardson
Maiden Lane
William Wienholz
Okaloosa
Polio cases drop in past week says Public Health Service
The Public Health Service reported polio cases for the latest week fell from the same week in any of the past five years. Cumulative cases since April 1 this disease year, however, exceed totals from comparable periods in three of the last five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Public Health Service
Lundgren to Leave 1st Baptist Church
Rev. Harold B. Lundgren resigns as pastor after 29 years at the First Baptist Church and will become director of religious activities and chaplain at the Phoenix Indian School. He plans to end his Lawrence tenure the last Sunday in August and move with his wife and children to Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold B. Lundgren
First Baptist Church
Luindgren
Phoenix
Ariz
Phoenix Indian School
Lundgren
Indian Service
Lawrence
Greeley
Colo
David
Nancy
Jerry
William Jewell College
Liberty
Simpson College
Indianola
Iowa
Estes Park
Hospital Budget Outlook Shapes City and County Allocation
The 1956 budget discussion centers on a gasoline tax split with the city projected to receive about 20,000 dollars and the county to gain the remainder for secondary road improvements. Commissioners approve a 7,400 dollar increase for police and fire salaries funded by a higher aggregate mil levy. Street department costs rise by 22,000 dollars to support expansion and resurfacing, with 1954 to 1956 department totals reflecting plan-driven changes across Administrative Health Police Fire Streets Park and other line items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Ss
Wigglesworth
Um Mill
Lawrence Street
Nehru and U.S. Envoy In Talks On Geneva Summit
Prime Minister Nehru met for an hour with U.S. Ambassador John S. Cooper and Geneva summit factors were discussed in light of Nehru’s recent talks with Soviet leaders in Moscow.
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Nehru
U.S
Thee
John S. Cooper
Geneva
I Lis
Moscow
Math Professor From KU to Lecture Five Times at Oak Ridge
Kansas University mathematics professor G Baley Price will lecture five times August 15 to 19 at the Oak Ridge Summer Institute for High School Teachers of Chemistry and Physics in Tennessee. The conference runs August 1 to 26, funded by the National Science Foundation and operated by Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies. Price will discuss mathematics amid a project with five other mathematicians finishing a book titled Linear Typological Spaces begun in 1953 at the University of California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Baley Price
Kansas University
Oak Ridge
Tenn
National Science Foundation
Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies
Price
Berkeley
Calif
J. L. Kelley
California University
B. J. Pettis
Tulane University
W. F. Donoghue
Kennan T. Smith
K. Ui
Issac Namioka
Kenneth R. Lucas
Dread Ave
W. R. Scott
K. U
Ebbe Thye Poulson
Storms Bring Heavy Rain Across Western Kansas
Surprise thunderstorms dumped one to two inches of rain over Western Kansas including Cimarron and Great Bend with strong winds hail and a tornado damaging Dr. Henry H. Schaut’s home. Temperatures fell sharply with a 22 degree drop in 45 minutes at Great Bend and a 9 to 66 degree plunge at Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Cimarron
Henry H. Schaut
Great Bend
Mercury
Russell
Weather Bureau
Reforms at Lansing Move Forward in 1956 Budget
The committee urged quick action on several reforms including dormitory jocking system changes at the women's industrial farm and said other steps can be done by administrative action. They visited Leavenworth federal penitentiary and Fort Leavenworth during a two day stop in Lansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
U. S
Fort Leavenworth
Boeing Wichita Approved as B52 Bomber Component Source
Department of Defense gave final approval for Boeing Wichita to serve as a secondary source for building B52 jet bombers, announced by J E Schaefer today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Boeing Wichita
Department of Defense
J. E. Schaefer
Market News and Wall Street Report Highlights
Market news shows mixed price moves across bonds cotton wheat and oats with hogs cattle and futures activity. The Day in Wall Street reports a lull in trading with Katy railroad leads a Friday decline after a board decision. Kansas City cattle hogs and sheep market results follow with mixed gains and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cash Grain
Kansas City
Baumgartel to Lead Kansas University Human Relations Unit
Howard Baumgartel of Ann Arbor Michigan will become chairman of the Human Relations committee at Kansas University in September with the rank of assistant professor of psychology business administration and human relations. He will assume administrative duties of the late Prof Hilden R Gibson and has served as study director at the Survey Research Center Michigan University the past four years. He is completing a PhD in social psychology at Michigan and holds a AB from Wabash College 1942 and an MBA from Harvard 1947. He was a Navy lieutenant in World War II.
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Howard Baumgartel
Ann Arbor
Mich
Kansas University
Baumgartel
K.U
Hilden R. Gibson
Survey Research Center
Michigan University
Michigan
Wabash’ College
Harvard
Navy
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Edmondson
Kansas University Extension
Kansas Highway Patrol
America
Wardena
Sen. Wunsch
Kingman
Wescoe
University of Kansas Medical Center
Lansing
State Penitentiary
Italy
Legislative Council
Karl Menninger
Joseph Regan
Thellinois State Penitentiary
Joliet
Edward Ro Cass
New York State Commission of Correction
Gilbert Rodll
Huntington
Walter Hunter
Kansas Board of Penal Institutions
Droodles
Dnoout
Aolim
Red Cross
R. B. Richardson
Cap- Penge
Journal-World
Memorial Hospital
Billy J. Joseph
Cadet St
George Holder
N. Y. St
Elmer L. Stewart
1St Baptist Church
Rev
Oak Ridge Institute
W. Kansas
Boeing
Farmers ‘Insurance
Exchange & Fire Insurance Exchange
Hales & Ciime
Andy” Anderson
Schubert Funeral
Home Ambulance Service
New Hampshire
NEWS
Wall Street
New York
Katy Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
K. C. Livestock
Crryim
USDA
Lawrence Journal: World
Kannas
Board of Commissioners of
City Planning Commission
Kanna
Kanwas
Thenea
Eald
Thanen
Soning
Palé
Jeinal
Dietrice
la pAsan
Lal
Lawrence Dairy Journal-World
Alayer
Board of Commianionera of
Kannan
Kapune
Attaat
FP Crown
H. Tt Fiaher
N.Y
Allied
Atchison
Avco
Bald Lima
Beech Aire
Beth Steel Wal
Chrysler
Dow Chem
du Pont
Eagle P
Gen Motors
Gulf of Asta
Tylus
Lion
Mont Ward
NY Central
Ohio
Phill Pet
Um ' Plough
Proct & G
RCA
Reyn
Sears Rock
Sinclair O
Socons
Stoke van
US Steel
Woolworth
Hungary
Netherlands
Firat Daliy
East End
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