Violence in Jordan’s Strife Sparks Looming Unrest
Washington dispatch reports former official Roswell M. Austin saying Sherman Adams pressed a parasitic inquiry for Raylaine Worsteds that led to a government settlement cut from 49784 to 8500. In Amman Hussein faces turmoil with possible bloodshed as Iraq and Lebanon shocks ripple across Jordan. anti British sentiment grows with foreign troops seen as security guards.
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New England
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Congress
Obituary notices for Steele Robb Pippert and Taylor deaths
Alfred H. Steele 92 Baldwin farmer died Sunday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after five days as a patient. Funeral Tuesday at Lamb Funeral Home Baldwin burial Oak Wood Cemetery. Elizabeth Robb 1316 Ohio St Lawrence Women’s Club president died Sunday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral Tuesday Rumsey Funeral Home burial Memorial Park cemetery. Emma Pippert 79 Worden Lawrence area resident died Saturday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral Tuesday Nazarene Church burial Worden cemetery. Charles Benjamin Taylor 79 Emporia native and former rancher died Saturday in a Topeka nursing home. Funeral Tuesday McVay Funeral Home burial Emporia.
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Obituary: Kenneth E. Land Dies at 54 in Springfield
Kenneth E. Land of Route 5 died Saturday in Springfield Missouri at age 54. Funeral services are set for 2 pm Wednesday at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Survived by wife Alice, a son Gaylord Land of Charlotte North Carolina, a daughter Aleanne Schneider of Hillsboro Oregon, and several nieces and nephews.
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U S Marines in Lebanon Move to Halt Sniping Amid Aid
The United States prepares for possible use of atomic power with Marines landing four inch howitzers to support Lebanese forces. The aim is to curb sniping against planes and guards as Jordan cuts ties with Nasser and King Hussein receives 124 million dollars in US aid to ease economic strain.
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Camp Students Present Program for Rotarians
Camp students from the Kansas University Midwest Music and Art Camp performed at a Rotary meeting in Lawrence. KU music educator Clayton Krehbiel noted the camp hosts over 570 students from three states and two countries with about 300 in the music track and others in science, theater, art, ballet, and mathematics. Performers included Evelyn Wallace from Oklahoma, John Mertz from Wamego, Donna Vacura from Jennings, Marilyn Magdanz from Omaha, John Fuerst from Chicago, with accompanists Max Waits in Tulsa, Fred Weimer in Drumright, Carol Swift in Fort Smith, and Jolene Brink in Ottawa.
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Clayton Krehbiel
Rotary
Evelyn” Wallace
Muskogee
Okla
John Mertz
Wamego
Donna Va- Cura
Jennings
Marilyn
Magdanz
Omaha
John Fuerst
Chicago
Max Waits
Tul‘sa
Fred Weimer
Drumright Okla
Carol Swift
Fort Smith fArk
Jolene Brink
Ottawa
M E Kelly Dies At Hospital Here
Martin M E Kelly founder of the Kelly real estate and insurance firm died this afternoon at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. He long served as county treasurer and was active in Democratic politics and driver license sales during the Docking administration. Surviving: two daughters Genevieve Shrick Atchison Rosella Strawn Tillamook Ore three sons Paul Bernard Kelly Effingham Charles Kelly U S Army. Wife Agnes Kelly died March 2 1957.
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Atchison
Rosella Strawn
Tillamook
Ore
Paul
Bernard Kelly
Effingham
M/Spet
Charles Kelly
U. S. Army
Agnes Kelly
Contradictions in Beirut War Narrative in Mid East Crisis
The piece argues Beirut embodies a war without end and peace that never arrives, driven by Arab nationalism and Nasser. It notes US and British actions may only push revolutionaries underground, with Marines scattered and morale waning as calls for withdrawal grow louder. The outlook warns of a worsening, irreparable turn.
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Commissioners Face Busy Week in Budget Discussions
City commissioners plan a busy week starting with a 1959 budget discussion at City Hall. They receive a 190 page budget booklet from the city manager and will tour departments Tuesday to review programs before continuing budget talks. The Tuesday agenda also lists bids on street improvements and sewer pumping station plans northeast of 9th and Iowa Streets.
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KU Camp Week Features Guest Conductors and Art Show
KU Camp announces guest conductors Victor Alessandra and Lloyd Pfautsch for band orchestra and chorus, with final art exhibition in Kansas Union. Director Russell L. Wiley hails the week as best yet, crediting the new Music and Dramatic Arts Building for expanded rehearsal space and facilities while plans for next year depend on budget.
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San Antonio, Tex
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Illinois University
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Kansas Union
Russell L. Wiley
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Iley
West by pass of United Nations raises summit talk
The West seeks a forceful option amid public opinion shifts as Khrushchev appears vulnerable. Dulles and Selwyn Lloyd discuss using the UN approach and a possible high level Security Council meeting, potentially a foreign ministers summit, with the United States possibly acting alone if needed.
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Music Camp Concerts Feature Premier and Strong Performances
An indoor evening concert by the Mid west Music Camp showcased guest conductor Guy Fraser Harrison and strong soloists. Russ Wiley and Gerald Carney delivered top form performances while Donna Vacura, Sandra Robinson, and Marianne Marshall impressed in vocal and cello numbers. The world premiere Overature to a Fairytale by Chance opened the program, with Wiemer and the orchestra delivering Grieg and Tchaikovsky works as the ensemble concluded with Resphigi.
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Guy Fraser Harrison
Clayton Krehbiel
Mr. Krehbiel
Russ L. Wiley
Gerald Carney i
Miller
Schubert
William Schumann
Donna Vacura
Sandra Robinson
Mr. Carney
Lala
Marianne Marshall
Fred Wiemer
Grieg
Wiemer
Harrison
Texas
Chance
Tchaikovsky
Randall Thompson
Respighi
Appian Way
Wiley
Franco
Meredith Willson Ties Bridge to Mason City Band Show
A Mason City band led by a Meredith Willson relative played original British concert works and light marches. The program included Fantasia di Concerto and other pieces such as Music for a Carnival, Court Festival for Concert Band, Aimpatia, Tonic Suite, Bach Leidzon, and Col. Hopey March. The audience recognized the themes from The Music Man and the band blended nostalgia with new pieces while the conductor Harrison kept the pace.
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Boccalari
John Feurste
Selo
Meredith Willson
Penius
Mason City
Iowa
Harrison
Grundman
Lattham
Rhoads
Williams
Allard
Memorial Hospital Births and Listings Across Communities
A long list from Memorial Hospital records numerous births and residents across Kansas towns including Lecomptant Stuffer Place and Overbronk. The item notes several couples welcomed babies this Sunday and today’s births include a daughter and a son among families in Richland Oskalossa and Eudora. Wall Street broker Jerry Richards notes his first sale was the first advertisement to appear in New York taxi cabs.
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Jerry Richards
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