Iraq Plans Parley on Tie with United Arab Republic
Iraqi Deputy Premier Abdel Salam Aref announced talks are being organized to discuss union with Nasir's United Arab Republic. Aref said committees will align military political economic and educational systems to unite similar institutions across fields. He spoke after signing a mutual defense pact in Damascus.
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Abdel Salam Aref
U.A.R
Aref
Nasser
Damascus
LAR
Sabah Elkheir
al Ahram
Pakistan
Iraq
Turkey
Iran
Britain
Bonn
Ali Haider Sulaiman
Sulaiman
West
Europe
Five LHS Cheerleaders Attend OU Short Course
Five Lawrence High School cheerleaders will return from Oklahoma University where the sixth annual cheerleaders short course drew more than 250 participants from Oklahoma and neighboring states. Directed by L. R. Herkimer with assistance from cheerleaders from area colleges, the program awarded National Cheerleaders Association membership and certificates of merit to the five LHS girls and their sponsor Mrs. Joan Wolfe.
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Lawrence High School
LHS
Oklahoma University
L. R. Herkimer
Dallas
Southern Methodist
Illinois University
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas
Arkansas
Missouri
Ilinois
National Cheerleaders Association
Carol Zimmerman
Tenn
Jeannie Wheeler
Mont. St
Sharon Edmonds
R. I
Nancy Miller
Virginia Schubert
Ohio St
Joan Wolfe
Mass. St
Wolfe
Deaths and Funerals for Dugger and Schleifer in Lawrence
Mrs Henrietta Louise Dugger 38 of 2108 Mass died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after living in Lawrence 11 months formerly of Pittsburg. Funeral 3:30 p m Saturday in Pittsburg Christian Church with burial there. Survivors husband Leo Dugger two sons Na wid and Gordon mother Mrs Nettie Scumell Pittsburg brother William Scumell Pittsburg sister Mrs June Klingburg Emporia. Mary A Schleifer 72 of 2100 Mass died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after eight days in hospital. Born June 1 1886 in Lawrence lived here entire life. Funeral 4 pm Friday Cooper Ware ten Mortuary with Albert F Bramble in charge. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery pallbearers Conrad Hahn Buddy Gallagher Ralph Achning George Price Ralph Montel Paul Harnar Jr. Survivors wife Mabel Schleifer and brother Lloyd.
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Henrietta Louise Dugger
Mass
Lawrence
Pittsburg
William, Scumell
June Klingburg
Emporia
A. Schleifer
Warry
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lloyd
Schleifer
Eagles Lodge and
Elks Club
Cooper Ware
Albert F. Bramble
Memorial Park
Cemetery
Conrad Hahn
Buddy Gallagher
Ralph Achning
George Price
Ralph Montel
Paul Harnar Jr
Mabel Schleifer
Governor targets “ghouls” over bank losses in Hoyt affair
Topeka AP reports Governor Docking condemns politicians exploiting human misery after Hoyt bank failure tied to a $157000 shortage. He calls for resignation of Banking Department counsel Beck and links to campaign finance. Docking notes board shifts and cites John O’Leary appointment as bank commissioner amid legislative scrutiny.
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Topeka
George Docking
State Banking Department
Hoyt
Clyde Reed Jr
Docking
Smolan
Beck, Mellinger and Atherton
Emporia
Mellinger
Junior Reed
Beck
Reed
Sam Mellinger
Clarence Beck
Hoyt Bank
Smolan Bank
John O'Leary
Luray
tcLeary
Tune 3
Ralph Medlin
Murray Service Journalist Dies After Long Career
Murray, a renowned journalist with a storied Kansas career, served as Lawrence Journal World managing editor and later led the Winchester Star. A World War I captain and Phi Beta Kappa graduate of KU, he mentored many reporters and held roles in Kiwanis and university groups. Survivors include his wife Agnes, two sons, two daughters, a sister, and two grandchildren.
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Philippines
Lawrence
Lawrence Journal
Hs Way
Lawsrence High
Ater
Kansas University
Phi Beta Kappa
Lawrence Gazette
Agnes Anderson
Murray
Journal World
France
Winchester Star
America
Guiddance
Kiwanis
Old and Sew Club
Acacia Lodge
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
University Alumni Association
Agnes
James W. Murray
Andrew G. Murray
Kansas City
Jan Elliott
Ithaca
Jean Murray
Seoul
Korea
The
Korean American Foundation
Mes Lue
ann.Davidson
Elmo, Kas
House Okays Bill For Reorganizing U S Defense Plan
Washington AP The House quickly passed a defense reorganization bill sought by President Eisenhower. The measure, approved by voice vote with about 56 members present, aims to clarify presidential control through the defense secretary over Army Navy Air Force and Marine task forces while preserving service identities. It includes safeguards and peacetime powers for the secretary, drawing mixed praise and criticism from supporters and Ike.
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Washington
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Leslie Arends
Reill
Senate House Coundrees
Pentagon
Nhower
Deense
Congress
Defense
Corky Taylor to join K State's grid staff
Corky Taylor, former Kansas State halfback and Los Angeles Rams end, will join the Wildcats coaching staff as backfield coach for the freshman squad when drills begin September 11. He is in summer school at Kansas State pursuing a degree in dairy management and bypassing pro play.
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Manhattan
Kas
Ceici
Corky) Taylor
Kan
State College
Lins ‘Angeles Rams
H. B
Bebe) Lee
Euo
Taylor
Wildcat
Kansas State
Marriage Licenses for Hillcross Tiete Cannon Diedrich
Joseph R B Hillcross 63 Atchison and Cora Mae Tiete 57 Atchison. Harold Quvan Cannon 18 Eudora and Carol Diedrich 18 Eudora.
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Joseph RB. Hillcross
Atchison
Cora Mae Tiete
Harold Qrvan Cannon
Eudora
Carol Dune Diedifich
230 Students Set For Concert Friday Night
About 0 students from Lawrence elementary schools join the final summer music concert at 7 30 p m Friday in South Park. Charles Kassinger and Robert Zillcox lead beginner classes and rehearse advanced band sections. Wilbur West directs all string classes and conducts band and orchestra segments.
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Lawrence
South Park
Charles Kassinger
Robert Zillcox
Wilbur West
West
Gandal
Mane
Tan Ellie Tate
Sloyus
Ives
Jina
Pouce
Tanne
Mivuin
Orbos
Memorial Hospital Obituaries and New Arrivals
A list from Memorial Hospital recalls residents including Martin F Abel Eudora Neal Bullington Tonganoxie and Mrs Marjory Swayne Gardner plus several others. Notes include births announced for Earl Stanton and Roseoe M Swayne at Gardner and Eudora with a son and a daughter respectively. Continuous line entries mention Carley families and Mrs Linda Carley among many local names.
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Martin F. Abel
Eudora
Neal Bullington
Tonganoxie
Marjory
Earl Stanton
Harper
HMS
Roseoe M. Swayne
Gardner
Bobby G. Graves
Russell L. Carley
Hata W
No Injury From Wreck Near Lawrence
Justin Fo McCarthy 24 of 2304 Louisiana Street escaped injury when his car overturned in a field ten miles south of Lawrence on US Highway 59. He told the sheriff the accelerator pedal stuck as he was entering the highway from Lone Star Road, damaging the car badly.
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Justin Fo McCarthy
la. St
Lawrence
U.S. Highway 59
McCarthy
Lone Star Road
Family Virtually Takes Over Court In Barber County
In Medicine Lodge Kansas the Barber County District Court heard a family dominated docket with Riley MacGregor as counsel in a divorce case and son John MacGregor handling the parole docket. Judge Comora MacGregor Nash, wife of Medicine Arts Pharmacy owner W W Nash, presided pro tem due to illness. Nash, KU 1947 graduate, previously licensed in Colorado and California, now not practicing. Senior MacGregor praised his children’s legal work as three nephews and a brother-in-law also practice law.
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Macfaregar
Barber County District Court
Medicine Lodge
Mac
Kansas Union Proctunes
Attoney
Riley MacGregor
John MacGregor
Com- Pnora MacCregor Nash
Riley
Jobh
Judge ‘Commora
W. W. ‘Nash
Medical Arts Pharmacy
Lawrence
MacCiegor Nash
Barber County
Cammora
Nash
MacGregor
Playground Plan Changed by Lawrence Recreation Commission
The Lawrence playground schedule set by the Recreation Commission has been postponed due to rain to Friday afternoon.
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Lawrence Playground
The
Recreation Commission
Courts Crack Down On Reckless Driving And DUI
In a Police Court report Larry V. Anderson received a $25 fine for reckless driving. Lacy L. Jeffrey paid $50 for transporting an open bottle of liquor. John Garcia of Kansas City Kansas was fined $150 for DUI and transporting an open bottle, with 30 days in jail and free on a $550 bond for a District Court appeal. In County Court Clarence Wayne Hatch of Lecompton faced license suspension and no valid registration, with a $105 fine.
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Larry V. Anderson
Lacy L. Jeffrey
Lawrence aviation grows as Ramsey soloes and plans strips
Lawrence residents increasingly learn to fly at the Lawrence airport with J Clifton Ramsey, an attorney and landowner, soloing Wednesday and planning airstrips on farms near Leavenworth County along the Missouri River and northeast of Lawrence near Reno. The report also notes a GOP governor poll showing Clyde Reed ahead of Fred Hall in seven Hutchinson-area counties, plus KU orientation events for new foreign students, a Summer and Smoke run at KU, pollworker training, a rattlesnake brought in near Lone Star Lake, and general quiet for Lawrence police and fire departments.
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Lawrence
J. Clifton Ramsey Ramsey
Ramsey
Leavenworth County
Missouri River
Reno
Clyde Reed
Fred Hall
Hutchinson
Mouse in space test fuels rocket research drive
Space scientists monitor a Thor-Able rocket flight that sent a mouse named Vickie to 12,000 mph and back. If the mouse survives, it would mark the first known living animal to go into space and return alive, as the third test in a two stage rocket series with prior failed and partial successes.
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Page
Moon
Space
Vickie
U.S
Special Care Taken To Guard Khrushchev Visit
Washington AP reports extraordinary security plans for Soviet Premier Khrushchev in New York. State Department and New York Police will coordinate. No Army troops planned. Marine reserves rumored but unconfirmed. White House says no details. Secret Service to assist. Main responsibility rests with New York Police Department.
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Washington
Khrushchev
New York State Department
New York City
New York
Stephen 2. Kennedy
State Department
Edwin L. Lennerts
William L. Vanna
White House
James C. Hagerty
Idlewild
Maguire Air Force Base
New Jersey
Mikhail Menshikov
United States
Maguire
Secret Service
Eisenhower
Humphrey Backs Inclusive Middle East Summit Plan
Sen Hubert Humphrey urged including Prime Minister Ben Gurion and Arab leaders in a Middle East summit to clarify Arab Israeli relations. He said Nasser should attend and noted U.S. Soviet tensions center stage, with Eisenhower and Dulles preparing a Kremlin reply and signaling a potential conference within two to three weeks.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Ben Gurion
Israel
Middle East
Humphrey
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Khrushchev
Nehru
India
Fisenhower
Dulles
White House
National Security Council
Council
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Moscow
Khrushchev Seeks Nehru and Arab States for Security Talks
The Soviet leader welcomed Eisenhower and other leaders while Paris dispatches doubted De Gaulle's attendance. Khrushchev urged invitations to Prime Minister Nehru and Arab governments, noting India and many Arab nations are not on the Security Council. He renewed charges of Western aggression in the Middle East, rejected by Eisenhower.
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Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Macmillan
de Gaulle
Nehru
India
Paris
Security Council
Eisenhower Khrushchev
Middle East
Nightcurfew Sets Conditions As Rebels Hold Beirut Streets
Rebels impose a nightly curfew with a password for safety. A Staff sergeant escorted a midnight tour of barricades as 16 American planes were reportedly shot near Tripoli. Saeb Salam orders no shooting to avoid provoking further incidents while pro government snipers are cleared. The area is quieter than during earlier riot days but explosions and machine gun fire persist.
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Abou Harmous
Lebanon
Tripoli
Saeb Salam
Basra
Salam
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Mideast
Cairo, Egypt
United Arab Republic
St. Francis de Sales
Georgia
Bernard
Paco) Fragier
Oklahoma City
St. Francis de Sales Seminary
Frazier
John Walch
Matt
Journal-World Photw
Corky Taylor
K-State
Lauressa-Guild
Tonganoxav
Janet Nelson
John Charlton
Pawnes Ave
Bruer Charlton
Pawnee
Owen Davis
Rebecca Huston
Ramona Sedlak
Elizabeth Handley
Linwood
C&g Truck Line Inc
the Pen
K.C
Gertrude Sellards Pearson
Kansas, University
George B. Smith
John Weatherwax
Mary Jo Wooster
Colby
U. S
Tennessee William
Music and Dramatic Arts
Jack Brooking
E. Mathia
Harold Fisher
Elwood Wiggins
Route 3
Wiggins
Lone Star Lake
Journal-World
Roger Williams
John Hazelet
John Miller
Hazelet
Russ
Lawrence Memorial Co
East 13Th Via
Sergica
Cmember
Better Quality Homes
Home Builders Assn. of
RAD
Lawrence Tire Co
Challis Shaffer
Cy, BR
Green Bros
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