Russ Units Likely To Go Into Syria
Local records note a series of family gatherings and visits across multiple states as residents discuss possible deployment of Russ units to Syria. Names include Bill Shrader and a broad list of relatives, with travel between Kansas City, Nebraska, and California cited amid community events and church gatherings.
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Syria
Bill Shrader
Denner
Gleam Garver
Portland
Qre
Norman Wild
Methodist Church
Ouly
Mer
Ralph Chapman
Winston Salem
N.C
Bel Mavewal
Bill
Dallas
Chapman
Mavetwal Andl Tal
Pallas
Hellas Lobh
Ine Brenton
Ardith Williams
Thurton Brenton
Kansas City
Fred Meyer
Clyare Chapman
Lenexa
Howard Chapman
Horton and Nephew
Houston
Alero
John Hart
Nebraska City
Hobart Herries
Keith
Arthur Chapman
Earl Chapman
Bud Fower
Ronnie
Donnie
Mary Snook
McLouth
Jenna Gail Hart
Kansas
Thurlon Brenton
Marilyn Brenton
Summit bids and Middle East tensions described in Soviet Paris brief
Soviet sources in Paris warned Moscow may deploy troops to Syria if a summit fails to yield a Middle East settlement. They claimed Khrushchev will reject continued Western diplomacy, citing U.S. Lebanon actions as turning points. London noted Nasser Kuwait talks signal renewed Arab influence in Gulf oil. Kansas Univ official visited Leavenworth Penitentiary to award inmate writers in a sponsored contest.
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Krushchev
Soviet Union
Moscow
United States
Lebanon
China
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
London
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Kuwait
Britain
Middle East
Damascus
Cairo Radio
Nasser
Persian Gulf
Sheikh
Abdullah Salemel
Sabah Long
Iraqi colonel stages smiling coup in London
An Iraqi colonel seized control of the Iraqi mission in London and announced the Kingdom of Iraq had become the Republic. Col Abdul Kadir Faik proclaimed a temporary head while ousting the ambassador and aides, with warnings against a planned takeover of national fields. He claimed support from Iraqi officials and denied ties to communists.
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Milton May
London
APY
Britain
Col
Abdul Kadir Faik
Adkins at Purdue for Seminar on International Broadcasts
Gale R. Adkins of Kansas University will visit Purdue this week as chairman and consultant for a seminar on the International Uses of Television and Radio. The event is sponsored by the National Association of Educational Broadcasters and funded by a Ford Foundation grant. Practically all U. S. public waterways, including canals, are maintained today by U. S. Army Engineers.
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Gale R. Adkins
Kansas University
Purdue University
National Association of Educaional Broadcasters
Ford Foundation
U. S
U. S. Army Engineers
Kansan’s trail of worthless checks shocks authorities
Leavenworth County jail holds Clifford Wilmore on a charge of passing a five dollar worthless check for a radio. Police say he admitted using bad checks to finance a romance with a 17 year old girl during trips from Kansas to Oklahoma, Chicago and Missouri. Investigators note several more checks totalling about 200 dollars surfaced in the case.
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Kasuh
Kansas
California
Chiness
Clifford
Wilmore
Leavenworth
Anthariics
Oklahoma
Chicago
Missouri
Robert Woodson
Wilmorr
Woodson
Miami
Okta
Camdenton
St. Joseph
1958 U.S. Budget Deficit Hits 2.5 Billion
Washington officials report the federal budget ended June 30 in the red by 2.513 billion dollars. Receipts totaled 69.1 billion, spending 71.9 billion, with defense and farm programs rising amid a post Sputnik emphasis and recession.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Anderson
Maurice H. Stans
Eisenhower
Train explosion destroys 49 cars near Merriam Kansas
A derailed railroad tank car exploded south of Merriam Kansas igniting a fire that consumed 49 cars along 500 feet of right of way. Two acres burned near Turkey Creek with oil products and cargoes including lumber paper wheat and furniture. No injuries were reported and authorities halted sightseers as flames continued into night.
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Merriam
Kansas, City
Turkey Creek
Anderson and
Stans
Grants Extended for Research on Trace-Class Operators
Robert Schatten of the University of Kansas received a six month grant extension of 3000 from the National Science Foundation for work on The Trace Class of Operators. The research relates to mathematics with applications in quantum mechanics and nuclear physics.
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Robert Schatten
Kansas University
National Science Foundation
Heller Chosen Program Chairman for Midwest Conference
Dr. Francis Heller associate dean and political science professor at Kansas University named program chairman for the Midwest Conference of Political Scientists. The conference will be held April 30 to May 1, 1959 at Miami University in Ohio.
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Francis Heller
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Kansas University
Midwest Conference of Political Scientists
Miami University
Ohio
Alabama drive in blocked over mixed race romance film
At a Dixie Drive-In in Wetumpka Alabama about 75 cars blocked the gates during a Sunday night showing of Island in the Sun a romance between a Negro man and a white woman Police and deputies arrived as about 200 bystanders gathered One theater owner Max Singleton fled with his wife and said the place would not reopen for protection The incident followed threats and gunfire from outside the theater by White Citizens Council members and other demonstrators
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Wetumpka
Ala
Montgomery
Dixie
At & Po
Island In the Sun
White Citizens Council
Max Singleton
Singleton
Oklahoma Democrats pick in Tuesday runoff for governor nomination
Tulsa County attorney J. Howard Edmondson and developer Bill Atkins vie to win the Democratic gubernatorial nomination after a runoff with 11 candidates in the general primary. The winner faces Republican Phil Ferguson and an independent in November. Oklahoma has never elected a Republican governor.
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Oklahoma ‘City
ADP
Oklahoma
Democrats
J. Howard Edmondson
Tulsa
W. P
Bill) Atkinsson
Midwest City
Phil Ferguson
Woodward
A. Bruce
FBI
Pawhuska
Kansas Traffic Deaths Reported in State Records
Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the state accident records section show 1 death in the last 48 hours and 295 for the year to date, with 278 for the same period last year.
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Topeka
Kansas
Republicans Rally in Kansas Campaign Stop
Saturday speeches by state GOP leaders and candidates highlighted party unity and support for Reed of Parsons. Allen praised the university and urged teamwork to restore power, while Cherry accused newspapers of unfair treatment and outlined a campaign platform including a property tax exemption.
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Ross B. Busenbark
Munhattan
Allen
Reed
Parsons
Fank
George Ducking
Lawrence
KUL
Canedidtates
Sam
Cor Pome
Lave Ciede M Reed
State University
Great
Agricultural College
Ansas Republican Party
Cherry
Galena
Kansas
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