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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1957

Page

7

AF Move Aimed at Efficiency and Vehicle Tag Upgrades

AF proposals seek efficiency by changing license plates next year with gold numerals on royal blue backing. Jack Jenkins, superintendent of motor vehicles, says 1.5355 diameter? of the seals were sold in the first sixth of this year, with potential further increases next year.

PEKA Hamas Jack Jenkins

Call follows figures on defense pact costs and profits

Rep. Tiebert called for action to improve Air Force efficiency after a government report alleged General Motors overstated costs and earned excess profits on a 599 F84F fighter contract. He demanded review of negotiators and questioned pricing honesty amid GAO findings and a GM denial.

Tiebert Jack Hebert Armed Services Jay General Motors Corp Enproller Joseph Kell Congress Ggati Air Force Detroit Cieneral Motors General Motors Government Accounting Office Pontiac Kansas City

Paul Clark Named Manager of New State Building West

Lawrence man Paul Clark was chosen Monday by the State Office Building Commission as manager of the new west of the Statehouse building. The appointment raises his pay by 140 a month. The commission discussed parking permits and noted 264 permits issued for agencies and employees, with private lots charging $5 monthly. The 300 car lot will expand to 420 soon, and sculpturing by Bernard Poco Frazier was accepted.

Paul Clark Lawrence State Office Building Commission Statehouse Clark Spee Arway Nave Kansas City State Park Commission Bernard “Poco” Frazier Onetom

Jewel Thief Goes Broke As Escape Expenses Rise

A New York jewel store robbery Sunday ended with the thief spending more on escape than he stole. Police traced travel costs including a $100 taxi ride to Allerany and a $40 ride to Jamestown, while a Jamestown dealer sold him a car for $75.

Clean N.Y Allerany Allesany Jamestown

Sailor Writer Detained as Israel Demands Release

In Jerusalem Israel demands the release of sailor writer Raphael ren after Egyptian authorities report handing him over to the Egyptian intelligence department following the Danish freighter Birgitte Toft stopping at Suez. Egypt says no formal charge was filed and confiscated his camera to protect state security.

Jerusalem Israel Egypt Birgitte Toft Suez Suez Canal Raphael Ren

Elephant attack near Kandy leaves two women dead

In Colombo, a wild elephant killed two women and injured another as a party of seven returning from a village fair encountered the animal near Kandy, Sri Lanka. The elephant seized a man with its trunk but he escaped before it charged the two women.

Colombo Ceylon Kandy

British Warplanes Set to Show Force For Persian Rebels

London reports air power as RAF planes drop leaflets over rebel held areas in Muscat and Oman. Demonstration strikes loom if no surrender, with plans to target supply lines and disrupt movements. Support backed for Sultan Saeed bin Taimur amid opposition in Parliament.

London Persian Gulf Muscat Oman Middle East Little Sultanate Souteast Arabian Peninsula Tannan Fom Saiel bin 'Taimur

Marriage License Issued to Wayne Daugherty and Jo Ann Nix

Probate Court issues a marriage license to Wayne Raymond Daugherty 24 and Jo Ann Nix 26, both of Topeka Tangier Island in Chesapeake Bay. The island is five miles long and two miles wide with only five automobiles.

Wayne Raymond Daugherty Jo- Ann Nix Topeka Tangier Island Chesapeake Bay

Heat Wave Ends as Cool Air Bites Eastern U S

Heat wave relief spreads from Minnesota to New England as a high pressure system in southern Canada brings cool dry air. Showers and storms boundary with hot mass raise humidity and threaten crops with losses in the mid-Atlantic and southeastern Pennsylvania. Heat death toll rises with four reported in Pennsylvania and Maryland.

Associated Press Midwest Minnesota Great Lakes New England Canada mid-Mississippi Valley mid-Atlantic New York State Pennsylvania Massachusetts Woodlands Atlantic Richmond Maryland

K U to Host Patrolmen For 4 Training Course

Kansas University will host 21 new Kansas highway patrolmen for six weeks beginning Aug. 5. The class, part of the patrol's training program, supplements the force to 205. Out of 55 applicants, 24 were selected for the secono course, including Jerry C. Smith of Byers and Gerald E. Fulwider of Brewster among others from Colby Yates Center Atchison Smith Center Salina Plainville Baxter Springs Detroit and Girard.

Kansas University Kansas Highway Secono KOU Jerry C. Smith Byers Gerald E. Fulwider Brewster Dean O. Houston Colby Wayne L. Jones Yates Center David Dennis Atchison Bobby L. Norton Smith Center Billie J. Jones

Woman Legislator Fires at Workmen in Boundary Fence Dispute

Union Connecticut state Representative Anna Mae Pallanck, 34, a Republican, fired three or four shots from a .22 rifle at workers extending a boundary fence in front of her home. The five men fled. she was charged with aggravated assault and released on $500 bond.

UNION Conn Anna Mae Pallanck R-Union

Marine Officer Acknowledges Stealing Government Funds

LAS VEGAS Nev A Marine officer with 5 in his possession was booked at Clark County jail after telling authorities he had absconded with 38000 in government money Capt George Henry Willers 38 said he dipped into the till twice at the Marine Corps 1st Division disbursing office Camp Pendleton Calif Officers said Willers had a loaded 45 automatic when arrested He admitted he could have killed himself with the weapon and claimed to have the safes combination to access the funds He was booked on carrying a concealed weapon and as wanted for other jurisdictions. the FBI said he sought to gamble the money to pay bills

Las Vegas Nev.m Clark County FBI George Henry Willers Marine Corps’ 1St Division Camp Pendleton Calif Willers

Sid and Imogene Set For Reconciliation in Fall

New York based reports say Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca plan a television reconciliation this fall. The comedy duo split three years ago amid tears and explanations, with Caesar confirming talks for a new half hour program with Coca.

Sid Imogene New York Sid Caesar Imogene Coca New York Herald Tribune Caesar Miss Co A

Caesar's Hour Star Teases Next Move With Imogene

The actor mentions upcoming project details are not finalized yet. He expresses happiness that Imogene will join him, but declines to reveal where the show will air or screen.

Imogene

Lungren Named Journalism Professor at Kansas University

Maurice Lungren was chosen as visiting assistant professor in the KU Journalism School for the coming year. A Carroll County, Missouri native and Navy veteran, Lungren has worked at the William Allen White Foundation since 1953 and will replace Calder Pickett on sabbatical. He earned a KA Journalism School diploma in 1949 and a master's degree last spring.

Maurice Lungren Kansas University Lungren William Alen White Calder M. Pickett Minnesota Uniiversity Taingren Burton W. Marvin

Divorce suits filed in TES et Cer Ne 7 1ckhold

Suits for divorce have been filed against John E. Rock holes by Frances Evelyn White. The action names TES et Cer Ne 7 1ckhold as the case origin and cites William wt agit as counsel.

John E. Rockholes Wieiamn Frances Evelyn White

Bonn Hotel Woman Held For Helping Red Agents

An elderly Bonn widow, hotel manager in the diplomatic quarter, was arrested on treason charges for allowing East German agents to secretly install recording devices in rooms used by foreign diplomats. Names and details of the charge were not released.

Karlsrune Germany Bonn Yugoslavia Pakistan Afhanistan

Dethroning Is Expected In Tunisia Move

Tunisian Constituent Assembly is expected to dethrone aged ruler Sidi Mohammed Al Amin and establish a republic in Tunisia at a special Thursday session after a six hour national committee meeting of Premier Habib Four Party.

Tunis

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