Deficit Financing Cuts Prompt House Debt Clampdown
Washington reports show a push to curb deficit financing as House leaders tighten rules on programs expanding the national debt. A two billion dollar public works loan bill was sidetracked, signaling a broader effort to avoid unauthorized Treasury borrowing and curb debt growth as Secretary Anderson prepares to seek another debt limit increase.
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House
House Rules Committee
Treasury
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Lawrence Freshman Hero Deer Chooses Kansas University
Neodesha High fullback Mike Deer indicated he will attend Kansas University this fall after previously being courted by Tulsa University. The 6-0, 190-pound athlete, all conference in a recent season, also excelled in basketball and track and aims to study engineering or business at KU. In Lawrence, athletic equipment manager Jack Eskridge welcomed a newborn boy at Lawrence Memorial Hospital, joining three other children in the Eskridge family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Deer
Neodesha High School
Kansas University
Deer
Tulsa University
Kansas
Nendesha High
Jack Eskridge
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Eskridge
Rumbaugh and Deay Families Noted in Obituary Notices
Obituaries for Cora M. Rumbaugh 89 of Pasadena and Nellie May Deay 82 of Eudora note long lives in Kansas and California. Rumbaugh born 1869 near Perry, widow of O A Rumbaugh, survived by son Ralph O. and daughter Lora J. Taylor. Deay died aged 82 at Route 1 Eudora after 65 years there, with services at Vinland Church of Christ. Survivors include four sons, a daughter, sister and grandchildren. Joseph W Murray 79 longtime Journal-World editor and Winchester Star usher dies after Tuesday night auto accident. funeral at Rumsey Funeral Home with Oak Hill Cemetery pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora M. Rumbaugh
Cora M. ” Rumbaugh
Pasadena
Calif
Williamstown
Rumbaugh
Perry
O. A. Rumbaugh
Lawrence
Ralph O. Rumbaugh
Altadena
Lora J. Taylor
Topeka
Nellie May Deay
Route 1
Eudora
Vinland
Deay
Franklin County
Ronnie Deay
Vinland Church of Christ
Grant Clothier
Rumsey
Jesse
Baldwin
Lester
Howard
Opal Smith
Kansas City
Vernie D. Love
Hutchinson
Murray
Joseph W Murray
The
Journal-World
Winchester
Star
Rumsey Funeral Home
Oak Hill
Lawince
Summer and Smoke at KU Theater Receives High Praise
The Kansas University Summer Theatre presents Tennessee Williams Summer and Smoke at 7 30 p m in the Memorial Union building main theater. Joyce Elliott as Alma delivers a standout performance in a nuanced role, supported by Louis Lyda as John. Director Jack Brooking softens the play’s tragedy, yielding strong acting, notable sets by Virgil Godfrey, and solid support from Herb Hilgers, Elsie Willan, Barbara Irving and others. The audience responded with generous curtain calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University Summer Theatre
Musi and Dramatic Acts
Joyce Elliott
Alma
Louis Lyda
John
Williams
Jack Brooking
Herb Hilgers
Dr. Buchanan
Elsie Willan
Bruce Ritter
Rey
Mrs. Winemiller
John Harshbarger
Gonzales
Hall says Republicans must win in November to survive
Topeka Kansas AP Fred Hall former governor and GOP candidate warned that Republicans must win the November election to survive as the major party in the state. He said his strength is general elections and predicted the GOP vote totals for the governor race and primaries. Hall emphasized no new taxes as a central issue and claimed he can muster 105000 to 115000 votes to win the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Fred Hall
Cnn Tident
George Docking
Hall
State Supreme Court
Clyde Reed Jr
Parsons Pub
Foreign teachers to study at KU under exchange program
A group of 20 foreign secondary teachers from South Africa Trinidad Rhodesia India and Hong Kong will study at the University of Kansas from September 22 to December 19 under the International Teacher Development Program in the Education School. They will attend two seminars on current secondary education problems and on organization and administration of methods.
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South Africa
Trinidad
Rhodesia
India
Hong Kong
Franklin D. Murphy
Costa Rica
Chile
Argentina
Brazil
Peru
Ecuador
Colombia
Mexico City
Soviet Union
U. S
Murphy
Murhy
U.S. Designed Device May Aid Rural India
An American designed bullock powered generator and pump, developed by Leigh Stevens and built with Ford Foundation and India’s Community Development Ministry, goes into operation in Khanpur near New Delhi. The unit pumps water and generates 414 kilowatts, aiming to irrigate 90 acres and serve India's 700,000 villages. Production costs may drop from 5000 to 3000 dollars, with parts fabricable in India.
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New Delhi
India
Nehrul
Khanpur
Delhi
Ford Foundation
Community Development Ministry
Leigh
Stevens
Yemassee
S.C
Nehru
Miss Universe finalists narrowed as beauties cry
In Long Beach 35 contestants faced judges with 20 eliminated. Miss Mexico Elvira Risser and Miss Uruguay Graciela Scorza were among the visibly upset as the field was pared to 16 for Thursday night final rounds and eventual crowning.
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Long Brach
Cali
U.S. A
Miss U
Bossier
Burlyne Howell
Missis
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Denmark
Germany
Greece
Hawaii
Holland
Israel
Japan
Peru
Poland
Surinam
Sweden
Long Beach Municipal Auditorium
Mexico
Elvira Risser
Mexico City
Watershed flood control project boosts local gains
The Brown County watershed project, funded by the Federal Government, reduces flood risk and adds water storage. Farmers pay part of small dam costs, with government covering big dams. Residents gain lakes, potential club fishing leases, and increased land value while enjoying flood protection and planning challenges.
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Estate Fish and Game Commission
Oswald
Hope
Concre
Horton
Douglas County
Mope
Amit
Brown County
Local flood protection program boosts soil conservation help
The program prioritizes flood protection and supports installation services and applications. Soil conservation is essential, benefiting the entire area through coordinated efforts.
Kiwanis Speaker Dolph Simons Jr Addresses South Africa Mine Ops
Lawrence Kiwanis Club heard Dolph C. Simons Jr. associate publisher of the Journal-World discuss mining operations in South Africa and the nation's racial problem. Russ Mills, former president, was welcomed back to the Lawrence chapter after an extended absence in the East.
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Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Journal-World
Simons
Johannesburg
South Africa
Star
Russ Mills
Lawrence
East
Park League playoff schedule features tonight games
Two games set for tonight in the South with JOOF against Kiwanis at 6 40 p m and Police against 19th St Merchants at 8 14 p m The rest of the schedule lists Mon jaycees vey St Johns 6 30 p m Lions v Lecompton 8 p m Wed Police v Kiwanis 6 p m OOF v 19th St Merchants 7 30 p m Scottish Rites v Elks 9 p m Fri Lions v Elks 6 p m Scottish Rites v St Johns 7 30 p m Jaycees v Lecompton 9 p m.
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Joof
Kiwanis
Police
19Th ‘St. Merchants
Moniday
Jaycees Vey St. John's
Lions
Lecompton
OOF
19Th
Memorial Hospital Births and Dismissals Report
Memorial Hospital lists multiple patients among staff and community, with numerous births and dismissals. Names span Mrs Belle Dulin to Mrs Shirley Haller, detailing addresses, new babies and patient releases across the area.
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Audry Pearson
Lincoln St
Leonora Cridland
Tenn. St
Nona Curtice
E. 20Th St
Neal Buffington
Tonganoxie
Gladys W. Wolf
N. H St
Evelyn Walker
E, 13Th St
Edith Jean Dean
Stoufffer Place
Clara Owen
Harper St
Junior Thorne
Reno
Carl Hess
Ala
Clara Garrett
Zora Kimeberling
Shirley Haller
Local Police Get Their Full Share
Local police logged a busy 24 hours with calls ranging from a hat chased from a house to a troublesome motorscooter, a stray dog, a drunken cab passenger, and a son who had not yet returned home. Several reports involved husbands beating wives, and a late night theft where a radio antenna was pulled from a window and disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Asman
Elks All Star Team Certified for District Tourney Here
The six member Lawrence Elks All Star baseball team is cleared to play in the district tourney at Municipal Park with first action Saturday night. Schedule lists Topeka vs Junction City at 7 pm and Lawrence vs Leavenworth at 9 pm. Participants include Melvin Racy and Larry Beers among others from Eudora Sunflower Wil liamstown with Ottawa Manhattan also entered. Semi finals Sunday and finals Monday determine two teams advancing to the state finals in Abilene Aug. 34-5. Manhattan is defending champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Elks
Milt Stoffer
Adrian Brubaker
Elks
Municipal Park
Topeka
Junction City
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Ottawa
Manhattan
Abilene
Melvin Racy
Larry Beers
Eudora
Brysie Greer
Sunflower
Halley Kampschroder
Phil Lujan
Glen Anderson
Dean Neal
Stan Hanson
Stanley Brown
Gene Shaughnessey
Howard Wilcox
David Burkhalter
David Tenpenny
Williamstown
Vic Steffer
Bernard Kennedy
Bill Dockery
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Endicott Church Furniture Co
Warsaw
Ind
Carpenters Union
Chicago
Minneapolis
New York
Detroit
NLRB
Endicott
C. W. Whittemore
Whittemore
Nassau Baptist Church
East Williston
Missouri and Mississippi Rivers
St. Louis
U.S
Texas Gas Transmission Co
General Electric
Norman E. Isaacs
Louisville Times
Ens’ Minger
Ford Foundation Cust
Growiog
Guy
Lima
Plaza San Martin
Uruguay
Graciela Scorza
Asuncion
Gation
Lawrence Tire Co
Shaffer
Douglas County State Bank
F-D.i.c
UK of Friendly Service
Kiwanis Club
Saga Rangers
Belle Dulin
Margaret Stover
Ark, St
Lettie Brown
Mitchell Rd
Donna Holladay
Maple St
Lena Thomas
Virginia Wilson
Paola
LaJean King
Marilyn Eskridge
Emily Yockey
Sunset Dr
Elizabeth Rule
Ky. St
Vickie Gail Hilliard
Stu Ivil McKessor
E. 13Th St
William Q. Michaels
St. A
Ousdahl Rd
James R. Kessler. McLouth
John King
Francis LF. Brooks
la. St
Raymond Bi
Home Builders Assn. of
Memoriam
Cathryn Dean Rockhold
Mama
Judith Ann Wiggins
Monuments Lawrence Memorial Co
XID Og Odo
Roy
Ian Ee
Hare
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