Ike Seeks Boost For National Debt
Washington AP report quotes Defense Secretary McElroy stating the Pentagon may swap atomic bombs from stockpiles to surface burst modes. He argues such blasts would be dirtier locally but not increase total fallout, aiming to destroy missile sites and other targets. The letter to the Senate Atomic Energy Committee was made public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cretary
McElroy
Pentagon
Congress
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Clinton P. Andersor
Senate
Lewis Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower asks temporary debt limit increase to 288 billion
President Eisenhower asked Congress for an eight billion dollar temporary rise in the national debt limit to 288 billion and a permanent raise to 285 billion. He cited Treasury and Budget Bureau advice on the current year deficit outlook and stated the change is needed to provide flexibility for contingencies and to avoid breaching the 275 billion ceiling by June 30, 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hisenhower
Congress
Fisenhower
Nixon
Senate
House
Sam Rayburn
Treasury Department
Budget Bureau
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Bureau of the Budget
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals At Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital lists admissions including Mrs Verda Wilson Mrs Mary Lou Walker Mrs Pearl Shirk Mrs Margaret Warnock Mrs Frances McLarren Mrs Wanda Harker and others with addresses across Topeka McLouth Edwardsville Eudora and Baldwin plus several new daughters and new babies born to families such as McLarren Harker Byrum Mathia Baxter and Dicker son. Dismissals include multiple patients and newborns with home towns and street addresses in Tonganoxie Richland Amoret and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verda Wilson
Mary Lou Walker
Tonganoxie
Pearl Shirk
Walnut St
Margaret Warnock
Stratford Rd
Frances McLarren
Ohio St
Wanda Harker
McLouth
Wayne Bradley
Topeka
Wilma Dickerson
Linwood
Sandra
Byrum
Route 1
Evelyn Mathia
Edwardsville
Gloria Baxter
Eudora
Maurice Glarkson
Geral Edine Boehle
Baldwin
Lucille Miller
Long Beach
Calif
Thomas Johnson
Ala
Daniel Kidd
William Mayhugh
Perry St
Marilyn Compton
Sally Asbury
Madeline ‘Lane
Steven Graham
Prairie Ave
Earl Peterson
Donald Baxter
Timmy Ross
Amaret
Paris Pearson
Tonganoxies
Marion Simmons
Babyirl
Mitchell d
Lettie Brown
Witchell Rd
Martin Abel
Uora
Myrtle Hammill
J. St
Meredith Anne Louek
Barker Ave
Payicia A. Rumer
Mass
Bernitz
Carol Ann
Halt
Baby Boy
Alta Nadinetney
Lecomptan
Marian Jams
George Uffler
N. J. St. Ronalduy
E. 12Th St
Marret’k. Stover
Ark
Kieé Brubeck
Brooks St
Jyne A
Arab unity pledges and Iraqi moves frame Middle East turmoil
Nasser spoke at Egypts first steel plant dedication and urged Arab defense against foreign aggression with US aid. Bourguiba urged Western protection, as Iraq moves to resume normal business after asset freezes. Vernon L Askour Journal-World carrier service funeral plans noted for Vernon L. Askour with services in Tonganoxie and burial in Ottawa Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasser
Egypt
Cain
United States
Habib Bourguiba
Europe
U.S
Iraq
Jordan
Lebanon
London
Baghdad
Vernon L. Powers
Vernon L
Ask Sour Journal-World Carrierers
Brook St
Tonganoxte
lcVey - Dengel
Roger Fredrikson
Ottawa Baptist Church
Ottawa Highland Cemetery
U S Promises Baghdad Pact Reappraisal At Cairo Meeting
At a Cairo meeting UK Turkey Pakistan Iran and Dulles discussed Baghdad Pact aims in light of Iraq’s withdrawal rebel led Iraq and the possibility of easing tensions with Russia. The council considered recognizing the Baghdad regime and potential terms with Nasser amid Middle East shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Turkey
Pakistan
Iran
Dulles
Traq
United States
Baghdad
Council
Iraq
Middle East
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Ft. Riley Officer Badly Hurt In Pike Turnpike Crash
Lt. Everett C. Moore, 22, of Ft. Riley, was badly injured in a one car wreck on the Kansas Turnpike about 11 miles west of Lawrence. He suffered a fractured leg, shoulder injury, cuts and shock and was taken to Bethany Hospital in Kansas City. Trooper Price Laub cited a suspected sleep lapse as cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Riley
Kansas Turnpike
Everett C. Moore
Bethany Hospital
Kansas City
Kas
Lawrence
Price Laub
Stranger Creek Bridge
Bonner Spring
Fred L. Taylor
Turnike
Potter Lake a historic campus site once used for swimming
Slushy Silt describes Potter Lake on campus once popular for swimming before drownings led to its 1927 closure. Fishermen visit occasionally while the lake remains a scenic, winter skating site and a ruined canoe regatta memory. Picnics persist and the grounds are maintained for public use. Students and coeds were also known for infamous dormitory raids ending in splashing dunks.
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Page 12 i
Potter Lake
University
Harris raps Scrivner at farm for Congress barbecue
About 250 attendees at a Gaynor Lake event north of Ottawa listen as Harris of Lawrence, a Democratic candidate for Kansas second district, attacks incumbent Errett Scrivner for misrepresenting constituents. He cites Scrivner’s support for Tidelands revenue sharing, claiming Kansas would have gained about 40 billion dollars if not for poor representation and an alleged Eisenhower era giveaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farms For Congress
Gaynor Lake
Ottawa
Jack Har
Ris
Lawrence
Congress
Kansas
Errett Scrivner
Harris
Scrivner
Tidelands
Eisen“hower
Grant
Liberal in Texas Renominated In 1960 Democratic Contest
In Texas, Ralph Yarborough won the liberal presidential primary renomination amid a strong conservative showing led by Price Daniel. Yarborough defeated William Blakley as Daniel’s backers claimed conservatives held a majority of delegates to the upcoming state convention in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
U.S. En
Ralph Yarborough
Texas
Price Daniel
Yarborough
William A. S
Senate
Blakley
Daniel
Democrats of Texas
Daniels
San Antonio
Rotary speaker Art Wolf outlines Centron plans to Russia
Wolf, president of Centron Inc., addressed the Lawrence Rotary Club on his company’s history and projects. He described Centron’s work and announced a forthcoming Russia trip by a Centron camera crew. Wolf is a former Rotary president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Wolf
Centron Inc
Motioh Picture Company
Lawrence Rotary Club
Wolf
Centron
Russia
Rotary
Office Ransacked in Monastic Shrine Raid
War saw police broke down the monastery office and ransacked the cardinal's office, according to Stefan Cardinal Wyaszynski. The monastery is described as a national shrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Stefan Cardinal
Wyaszynski
Iemeie
Jasna Cora
Lawrence Model Planes Shine On National Stage
Lawrence locals shine in national model airplane contests. Edward Christenson of 400 E 23rd St won the senior division at the 27th annual National Model Airplane Contest. He brings about 13 entries for indoor and outdoor events and returns to Lawrence tonight. Carl Perkins III and Brian Perkins won second and third in Tulsa Gluedabbers, while Christenson repeated as senior champion. The event marks U S veterans against European teams in world glider and power model events. Christenson, a Kansas University junior in aeronautical engineering, designs his own planes. Perkins, a Kansas University graduate, heads the Midwest Research Institute mechanical engineering department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Edward Christenson
E. 23Rd St
Navy
Glenview
Christenson
Carl C. Perkins
Brian Perkins
Carl Perkins Sr
Mass
P. N. Stevens
St. Brian
Carl
Tulsa
Okla
Christensen
United States
Mlada Baleslav
Czechoslovakia
U.S
Perkins
Carl Perkins Jr
England
Federation Aeronautic Internaionale
Cranfield
U. S
Commission Study of East 15th Street Walk Plans
City Commission to review sidewalks along East 15th Street from Maple Lane to city limits with cost estimates and contract award date. New business includes Meadow Lea sewage pumping cross area, three illuminated Jayhawk signs, and unfinished business on Michigan street sparking ban and annexations with first readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East 15Th Street
Maple Lane
City’ Commission
Commission
Marion Barlow
Meadow Lea Addition
Alabama
West Hills
Michigan
Second
Fourth Street
Perry Place
Ith Street
Haskell Avenue
Hts
Montana Street
21Th Street
Moon shot may be Aug. 15 17 at Cape Canaveral
AP reports indications the Air Force will attempt to place a satellite in lunar orbit after a 215 day flight. Officials cited the third week of August for launch due to the moon's closer distance at about 221 463 miles, with 2000 to 3000 scouts expected on campus for August activities and fall preparations at KU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral. Fla
Air Force
Earth
Credit Union Managers
Water and Sewage Works School
Cosmetology Institute
James K. Hitt
IBM
Hitt
Summer Camp Awards Spotlight From Paige Page
Campers from 30 states are named as outstanding boy and girl recipients across regions with listings of names and hometowns. Additional categories include ballet and theater honorees, plus scouts announcing an August national meeting of the Order of the Arrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paige
Ari
Leland Payton
Sedalia
Helen Alexander
Madison
Wis
Edward M. Anderson
Burlington
Iowa
Stanley Rosenthal
South
Euclid
Ohio
Dale D. Smith
Greenfield
Ind
Philip Helburn
Cincinnat
Barbara Jean Branning
Oak Park
Phyllis Halperin
Madelyn Bell
Maryville
Jamie Deatherage
Dattie Leech
Columbia
Katherine Koehner
Fairview
Joyce Loewen
Wichita
Evelyn Fearing
Vicki Scott
Irving
Tex
Anne Matthews
Lindenwood Lane
Charlotte Showmaker
Darien
Sandra Lessenden
Topeka
Janet Pavala
Kansas City
Joyce Huodgson
Kas
Patricia Mideke
Oklahoma City
Oklo
Suzy Doty
Holton
Sandra Woodward
Cincinnati
Marilyn Miller
Olathe
Sharon Liebenlist
Eas
Keith Jochim
Stratford Rd
Douglas DeChaire
Westmoreland
The
Order of the Arrow, Boy Scout Honor Society
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Ike
Wasitington
Rence Lodge No
Ralph .H. Gelvin
George W. Male
Hudson Oil Company
Pike
Lawrence Memorial Co
East 13Th Mio
Homes Home Builders Assn, of
Malcolm Ross
M. Lee Lewis
Minneapolis
Minn
Ross
North Dakota
Milt Stoffer
Powey
Ith
N. H
Aba
Quality Central
Tle
Real Central
Chember
Lawrence, Kas
Lawrence Tire Co
Charity
Shaffer
Douglas County State Bank
Bank OF Friendly , Service
Wnwest
New York Stock Exchange
George Hedrick
WM. R. Terrell
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