Hall Aide Says TV Debate Off
TOPEKA OP FRED MEek campaign manager said the televised debate on the right to work issue between Hall and Warren Shaw is off at least for the time being. Time could not be reserved and Shaw campaign manager Pratt urged a Wichita or Kansas City origin with rules and moderator to be worked out. Ewalt promised no place technicality would block the debate and Shaw HQ hinted a statement today. Meek accused Shaw group of stalling.
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Panty Raider Hearing For Next Term Of Court
Fred C. Herzog a Kansas University sophomore waived a preliminary hearing in County Court on May 22 panty raid charges at Baker University. He was bound over to the November term of district court with a $1000 bond. Also bound for November are Rob ert V. Shoop and Robert Ray Hopkins. Herzog faces malicious destruction of private property. Shoop faces the same charge and Hopkins is charged with assault and intent to do bodily harm.
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Ex KU Faculty Member Joins GE Research Staff
A Kansas University graduate and former K U faculty member, Dr. Clarence L Coates, joins four scientists added to the General Electric Research Laboratory in Schenectady New York this month. He will serve in the information studies section as a specialist in network and detection theory. He earned his PhD from Illinois University and has taught there for eight years.
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Anderson Urges Coordinated State Law Enforcement
Kansas Attorney General John Anderson spoke at the Kansas University Police School dinner, urging coordination between the alcoholic beverage control and cereal malt beverage investigatory units with law enforcement agencies under the attorney general. He promised to seek legislation in 1957 to ban possession of gambling machines and to codify slot machine laws for easier enforcement.
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Army Stakes Out New Claim On Surface-to-Surface Arms
Washington reports that Gen Maxwell D Taylor states the Army may use any surface to surface missiles without range limits. He tells a Senate subcommittee the Key West agreement allows Army missiles, including the 1500 mile intermediate range weapon, to support ground combat and destroy hostile forces.
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Friendly but odd tour to Russia shocks and laughs
Earl Wilson recalls a chaotic trip through the USSR. He notes long hours, luxury hotels with sparse bathrooms, crowded apartments, and scarce cars, plus odd customs and blunt humor. He mentions Armenia, police, food riots, and mixed impressions of Russians and Americans.
Hair Treatment Gone Wrong At Barber Shop
A customer reports a troubling experience at a women’s barber where a shampoo act led to an unknown spray, cottons in a comb, and hair handling that caused concern about the procedure and safety.
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