U.S. Forces Move to Lebanon Amid Crisis T
President Eisenhower authorizes Marines and 6th Fleet units to Lebanon to protect citizens and support Lebanon’s sovereignty. He cites UN Charter Article 51 and aims for Security Council measures, while warning Iraq’s upheaval could threaten the region.
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Deaths-Funerals Mrs Eula Belle Flory
Mrs Eula Belle Flory of Baldwin Route 2 died Monday evening at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Born February 6 1924 in Douglas County and 34 years old Funeral services set for 2 pm Thursday at Willow Springs Church Burial in Flory Cemetery Family requests no flowers Surviving husband Marvin Flory daughter Julia and son James all of Baldwin her mother Mrs Stella Flory of Baldwin two sisters and Oscar Flory of Baldwin and Mrs Lloyd Flory of Ottawa
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Ottawa
Swarthout suffers arm fracture after Washington fall
Lawrence reports former Kansas University School of Fine Arts dean Dr Donald M Swarthout broke his right arm just below the shoulder with minor cuts and bruises after a fall at his Washington DC home. He is in good condition and improving rapidly. The Swarthouts celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary August 5 in Washington.
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Mystery in St Louis Ends on Man s Release
In St Louis a tavern killings case ends with Salva tore Cilufla released after repudiating his confession. Prosecutor Fredericks says indictments for first degree murder cannot stand. State evidence points to Robert Sauer, 34, a transient, as the second man who admitted the double crime on June 9.
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Sam) Cilufla
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New Legion Officers to Be Sworn In in Topeka
Lawrence's Dor s Liberty Post 14 will swear in new officers this evening. Kenneth Young, American Legion department adjutant, will officiate at the ceremony held at the Police Fire Building located at 8th and Vt. Streets in Topeka.
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Goldfine Lawyers Seek Court Halt in House Probe
Goldfine lawyers demanded the House subcommittee halt hearings and take the dispute over 23 unanswered questions to a judge. Chairman Harris rejected immediate court action but ordered a closed session and rescheduled open hearings for Wednesday as Goldfine faces contempt threats amid allegations of favors in exchange for hospitality to Sherman Adams.
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Market Retreat Modifies Gains Amid Oil Stock Fluctuations
New York markets reversed early losses and advanced overall as oils with Middle East holdings lagged while Western Hemisphere oils led gains. Trading volume reached about 2.9 million shares with some rails aircraft and steel stocks inching higher amid volatility from Middle East developments. newsman Dolph C. Simons Jr spoke to the Lawrence Optimist Club about his reporting in South Africa.
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Preliminary hearings set for two Topeka defendants
In County Court two preliminary hearings for Elmer Hamilton and Irene Frances Coffman both of Topeka are scheduled for 2 pm Wednesday on charges of being drunk on private property. Each defendant is free on bond of $100. In Wichita Joseph James Roots was sentenced to 30 days in jail and fined $50 for indecent exposure and being drunk. Ernest W. Johnson of Kansas City Kansas was sentenced to 30 days in jail for writing a worthless check. Police Court fines included Clarence Cornel 70944 E. 12th for running a stop sign, C A Davenport 835 Lyon for no tail light, J D Hon Platte City for failure to yield, Paul E F Wilson 1656 TL St for improper lane use, Morie Dwight Gourley 907 W 6th for not stopping at a stop sign, Robert Liggatt 1618 W 22nd for not stopping at a stop sign.
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Topeka
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Wichita
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Tl, St
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Navy Chief to Retire After 22 Years of Service
A Kansas City crew member and Navy Chief Murray M. Martz retire soon after 22 years of active duty. Martz earned the World War I Victory medal with Fleet Clasp and other honors, served aboard destroyers and cruisers, and will move with his wife and four children to Washington, D.C. for civil service work after ending duty at KU NROTC.
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Watermelon Feed Draws Kansas Young Republicans
About 3,000 registered Republicans in the county are urged to attend a Saturday watermelon feed hosted by the Young Republicans. KU law students Jerry Cooley Robert L Howard and Dennis Smith will handle soft drinks. candidates Wes Norwood Gene Riling and County Clerk Delbert Mathia serve watermelon. Officers Edith Livingston vice president and Ralph M King secretary treasurer are listed.
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Douglas County
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Ralph M. King
Secre
Hospital Notices and Births in Memorial Area
Memorial Hospital lists residents and medical contacts with numerous names and addresses. Births and dismissals are announced for local families including White, Roark, Frank, Remby, Shaffer, Robbins, Kunkle, Floro, Watson, Holden, Ayey, and Riley. Vacation notice promotion appears from the Journal-World.
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M. White
Mass. St
Harry N. Roark
Sunnyside
Slamer A. Frank
Oxford Rd
Jesse Remby
Ky. St
Charles Shaffer
Carolina St
Mildred Robbins and Son
Oskaloosa
Sue Kunkle
Perry St
Edith Floro
Learnard Aye
Nancy Watson
Tonganoxie
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Elma Ayey
Eudora
Idessa Riley
Vandals Slash Car Top at KU Campus
Kansas University student Vicki Sue White reported vandals slashed the convertible on her car. She found the damage in the GSP parking lot near Pearson Hall and estimated repair costs at 50 dollars.
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Kansas University
Gertrude Sellards
Pearson Hall
Strike Opens Against Pan American Airways
About 1,000 members of the Transport Workers Union walked out against Pan American Airways at Cape Canaveral Florida today. The strike centers on wages and the death of a mechanic who fell from an Atlas missile service tower. Pan American is the prime contractor for the missile test center and the 6,000 mile range across the South Atlantic.
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Greek Play The Trojan Women Presented on KU Hill
The Kansas University Summer Theater stages Euripides Trojan Women at 7 30 p m Thursday and Friday in the Music and Dramatic Arts Building. Dr Lewin Goff directs with background on Troy and its fate reflecting ancient myth and history for two-night run.
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Kansas Turnpike Reports Safest Week Despite Traffic
The Kansas Turnpike, under Gale Moss, says the week ending Sunday night was its safest period on record with only one minor non injury accident. A tire blowout caused a pickup with a house trailer to overturn and be damaged near Admire last Wednesday.
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Movie on Campus Promotes Japanese Kabuki Film
The Summer Institute on Asia at Kansas University presents a film version of the Kabuki play Kanjincha The Subscription List at 7 30 p m Wednesday in Hoch Auditorium The movie is open to the public and English language synopses will be available to the audience.
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Strike vote on Ford contract after 12 day pause
UAW at Ford River Rouge begins voting on authorizing strike if needed as talks resume with GM and Chrysler. Leonard Woodcock says no progress with Big Three. Ken Bannon notes August or September production could trigger actions. Ford workers reportedly 7 percent in favor, GM 12 percent, Chrysler 93 percent.
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Douglas Demos to Go To Paola Party Event
A Douglas County group will attend the Second District Democratic rally in Paola at 8 tonight. Gov. George Docking is slated to speak as he launches his primary campaign. Attending Douglas County candidates include Jack Harris and local office seekers June McMillin George Peppercorn Ernest Kasold Earl Wilson Robert Ether ton Kent Balyeat and Larry Crum.
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Larry Crum
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Industry Output Shows Boost Amid June Rise
The Federal Reserve Board reported a second straight monthly increase in industrial output. The index rose to 1340 percent of the 1947-49 average, up from May revised upward, with the postwar peak reached at 147 in December 1956 and a recession low of 126 in April.
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Woman beaten by intruder in Kansas City home
A 72 year old woman, Miss Elnora K Pearson, was attacked by a Negro man who knocked her down and beat her on the floor. She was hospitalized with lacerations and facial and head bruises after the assault last night in Kansas City.
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Elnora K. Pearson
Middle East leaders criticize Western intervention and communism
Shana a and Mulla debate U.S. action in the Middle East amid accusations of corruption in Lebanon. They say Western interference fuels anti Western sentiment and could invite communism, while Egypt’s Nasser is seen as anti colonial and a symbol of freedom. They warn of broader conflict and bloodshed.
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Egypt
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Murphy Returns Today From USSR Education Trip
Dr. Franklin D. Murphy chancellor of Kansas University returns today from a three week State Department delegation tour of higher education in the Soviet Union. He was one of seven educators on the trip and will head a Latin American education tour this summer with another group. CARD OF THANKS We thank friends and relatives for kindness shown during illness and death of our husband father son and brother. Mrs Charles Zillner and family Mrs Joseph Zillner and family.
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Kansas University
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