Aid Program Hit In Alleged Waste
Washington AP report says a presidential study committee urges continued foreign aid while selecting recipients more carefully. It also calls for a new independent agency outside the State Department to run major programs, citing dispersed administration as a central weakness. President Eisenhower sent the study to Congress as a subcommittee charged waste and mismanagement in the multibillion dollar foreign aid program. An Appropriations bill totals 3,556,200,000 for the next year, only 353,200,000 below Eisenhower’s recommendations. The new criticism signals possible further cuts when the money bill is debated.
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Washington
U.S
State Department
Eisenhower
Congress
House Appropriations
Waste and mismanagement alleged in foreign aid program
House subcommittee hearings detail large quantities of surplus and wasted U S aid materiel in unnamed country Pakistan and Peru. Investigators cite 20 year supply of WAC clothing 70 000 tire diaing sets and 1 027 native helpers for 271 Americans. Administration defends aid as necessary for survival in the cold war.
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Pakistan
U.S
Peru
Appropriations Subcommittee
Otto Passman
D-La
Administration
Eisenhower
Turkey eggs, sink thefts, and Ike anniversary note
A Lawrence resident reported a turkey hen setting 22 eggs with thefts of about seven eggs on three consecutive nights and the hen on the fourth night. Police suspect an animal. the hen likely left after the eggs were taken. Miss Fay C. Mays received a thank you card from Mamie Doud Eisenhower marking the 43rd wedding anniversary. Parking meters on Massachusetts Street transition to higher rates, five cents for 30 minutes, ten cents per hour, with a 20 minute limit for short-term meters, pennies and nickels only.
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Lawrence
Fay C. Mays
Ky. St
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Mamie Doud Eisenhower
Miss Mays
Eisenhowers
White House
Massachusetts Street
Allen Fires a 74 In LCC Tourney
Attorney Milton P. Allen shot a 74 for the first 18 holes as qualifying for the Lawrence Country Club tournament began. Forty entrants already signed up with a field expected to reach about 70. 36 holes of qualifying lead to match play. Bob Stoland defends, with City Championships due in September.
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Lawrence Country Club
Bob Stoland
H. T. Jones
Gene Riling
Charles Oldfather
Don Bailey
Bud Hanna
Dr. H. Penfield Jones
Jack Mitchell
Funeral services for Eva Hetzel at Rumsey Funeral Home
Mrs. Eva Hetzel aged 88 of Route 2 dies Wednesday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev. Paul R. Davis officiating and burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Eva Hetzel
Rumsey Funeral Home
Route 2
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Paul R. Davis
Plymouth Congregational Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
McKay Eyes Willed to Bank in Oregon Transplants
Former Secretary of the Interior Douglas McKay who died in Salem Oregon willed his eyes to an eye bank in Portland. Surgeons transplanted corneas to two recipients at Good Samaritan Hospital after the eyes were rushed to the bank.
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Portland, Ore
Secretary of the Interior
Douglas McKay
Salem
Ore
Oregon
Good Samaritan Hospital
Frank Walter
Golden Crest Adds Tastemark Dairy Products in Lawrence
Mike Leonhart, owner of Golden Crest Dairy at Learnard Ave in Lawrence, announced he will distribute Tastemark Dairy products while continuing Golden Crest offerings. Tastemark items will reach Lawrence retail stores and home delivery customers, with possible facility expansion and staff growth discussed for the coming months.
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Mike Leonhart
Golden Crest
Learnard Ave
Lawrence
Leonhart
Lawrence Dairyman
Len
Ex-LHS Teacher Becomes Training Chief at Joliet Ordnance Site
Bert W. Johnson, longtime Lawrence High School teacher and Army Ordnance Corps employee since 1946, is promoted to chief of the training branch at the Joliet Ordnance Ammunition Command. He will head all Joliet training activities and has served in civilian personnel and training roles since 1953.
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Ordnance Site
Bert W. Johnson
Lawrence High
The
Ordnance Ammunition Command
Joliet, Il
Johnson
Joliet Ammunition Headquarters
Army Ordnance Corps
Topeka
Roberta L. Johnson
Kansas University
Bears Destructive to Saw Timber During Sap Run
Bears showing a “sweet touch” strip bark from trees to reach early sap, damaging the lower trunks and making the timber unusable.
Expert Sheds Light on Elm Sap Deluge Aphid Exudate Mystery
KU entomology expert Earl Cross explains heavy elm tree syrup rain results from wooly apple aphids feeding on elms and apples. He notes aphids excrete excess sap to obtain protein, creating a sticky spray on streets and windshields. peak should pass soon as aphids move to apples.
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Earl Cross
Kansas University
Ronald L. McGregor
McGregor
the Journal
World
Cross
Kansas Officials Unaware of Miss Universe Entry Deal
Kansas has not entered Miss Universe for two years due to sponsor shortages says Long Beach pageant officials. Kansas Chamber of Commerce confirms no outreach, while Jaycee sponsors of Miss America say they know nothing about Miss Universe sponsorships in 46 states.
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Topeka
Kansas
Long Beach
Calif
Leon Decker
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee
Guards seek superior rating for summer camp training
Capt Reber says the unit targets a superior rating, the only higher being excellent, with few awarded. After training this summer the group should be ready for actual attack if needed. Openings exist to fill shortages, though not all members will join the two-week trip as some are on active six month duty. Gutenberg invented movable type printing in the 15th Century.
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Reber
Hospital Births and Residents List From Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital reports births and local residents including Mrs. June Crist of Tonganoxie and Mrs. Carol Fulks of Eudora. Entries note addresses in Ohio Street N J Street Park Hill Terr and Stouffer Place with multiple newborns and several couples reporting daughters and sons born Wednesday or today.
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June Crist
Tonganoxie
Carol Fulks
Eudora
Helen Walter
Ohio St
Jennie Ellis
N.J. St
Richard Wenzel
Park Hill Terr
Margaret Schumann
Sharon Shick
Stouffer Place
Marjory Kingsley
Ky. St
Roger Torneden
la. St
Robert Schaake
Mo. St
Christine Warsop
DeSoto
John Garrett
E. L. Fulks
Ronald Hurat
Ind
Doyle Schick
Donald Smith
Happy Hat Juniors Face Osage City In Evening Softball
Happy Hat Juniors meet Osage City at 8 p m today in a Lincoln Park softball game. Second Christian Church beat St John's 26 to 12 at the park Wednesday night.
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Happy Hat
Osage City
Lincoln Park
Second Christian Church
St. John’s
the Park
Journal-World
Adv
Ex-D C Hostess Loses in Bid for 372 400 Dollars
In London, 50 year old Belgian divorcee Martha Maria Brusset lost her High Court suit against Edward Lumley. She claimed damages for services as a business contact for him from 1947 to 1951 but produced no contract proof. Justice Sir Donald Finnimore ruled for Lumley and ordered Brusset to pay costs.
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London
Washington
High
Martha Maria Brusset
U.S
Washington Society
Mme. Brusset
Edward Lumley
Lloyds of London
Donald Finnimore
Lumley
New Labor Bill Advances After Tight Committee Vote
The House Labor Committee approved a compromise labor control bill by 16 votes to 14 amid partisan splits. Democrats were 10 to 10, with six Republicans backing the measure, which critics say is watered down from the Senate version. Republicans pledged to push for changes on the House floor, with Rep. Holt and Rep. Ayres signaling firm amendments or defeat. The bill emerged after five weeks of contentious drafting, pleasing few.
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Washington
House Labor Committee
Senate
House
Joseph Holt
Calif
William H. Ayres
Ohio
Vacation Paper Route Hints Local Happenings
Reader note promotes journal World carrier salesman during vacation and costs none. It advertises catching local happenings through the newspaper delivery network while away.
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Journal-World
Choices Named For KU Agency
The KU Greater University Fund announces 10 new board members and nine reappointments led by John T. Stewart Jr. and Alfred G. Hill. The Fund gathers annual gifts from alumni and friends to support scholarships libraries and fellowships. Over 6 000 gifts were received last year.
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KU Greater University Fund
Franklin D. Murphy
John T. Stewart Jr
Wellington
Robert Sohlberg Jr
McPherson
Dale W. Maxwell
Columbus
H. Bernard Fink
Topeka
W. A. Smiley
Norton
Vern H. Schneider
St. Louis
Oscar Renn
Arkansas City
Verne Alden
Wallsville
Margaaretta Billings
Russell
Dale W
Steel Talks Set for Monday Amid Steel Strike
Federal mediators schedule first joint peace talks for next Monday as the steel strike widens to idling over half a million workers. Alcoa Reynolds and Kaiser reject the USW wage demands and back the industry's stance. The aluminum sector includes about 30,500 workers in the union with additional 28,000 under other unions.
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NEW York
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation Service
Alcoa
Reynolds
Kaiser
United Steelworkers
Teenager Shot by Police After Bronx Crowd Shooting
In New York a 16 year old boy, Carlos Rosario, fired a shotgun into a Bronx crowd wounding five children and a man. An off duty patrolman, Walter Downs, shot Rosario minutes after he chased and fired at Tommy Lee Allen who fled the scene.
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New York
Bronx
Carlos Rosario
Crotona Park
Tommy Lee Allen
Rosario
Allen
Walter W. Downs
Downs
Farm Bureau Picnic Set Sunday at Douglas County Fairgrounds
The ninth annual Douglas County Farm Bureau picnic will begin at 1 p m Sunday at the 4 H Fairgrounds. More than 200 people are expected. D W Brunk leads drinks and Mrs C E Richards oversees food. State Sen Don S Halts of Lawrence speaks. Wesley Wulfkuhle offers songs. Michele Shultz performs a dramatic reading as the county dairy princess.
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Douglas County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
D. W. Brunk
C. E. Richards
John Metsker
Don S. Halts
Lawrence
Wesley Wulfkuhle
Michele Shultz
Reynold Shultz
Route 3
Miss Shultz
Douglas County
Nixon Arrival Highlights Soviet Capitol Tour
Nixon and wife Pat arrived in Moscow for an 11 day Soviet visit with 35 U S officials and 70 media representatives aboard the official party jet. Khrushchev greeted Nixon through protocol at the airport after a nine day Polish trip. Nixon urged friendship in his airport address and said nations must live together or die together.
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Moscow
Khrusshchev
Sports Palace
United States
Khrushchev
Warsaw
Pravda
Communist Party
Kozlov
New York
Eisenhower
Pat
Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
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Card of Thanks for Ray Angney family
Acknowledges friends and neighbors for sympathy and condolences during bereavement for the family of Ray Angney.
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Ray Angney
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