Gary Crosby Faces Career Pressure After Army Return
Hollywood scion Gary Crosby, 24, after leaving the Army, launches acting and singing work in Mardi Gras and TV spots. He discusses weight, health issues, and a perceived bitterness from Bing Crosby while detailing his wartime experiences and plans for further film and Las Vegas prospects. Meanwhile Arkansas eyes a Faubus third-term vote amid a heated primary with runoff risks.
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Gary Crosby
Bing
New Orleans
Pat Boone
Tommy Sands
Richard Sargent
Verve
Las Vegas
Gary
Army
County Court Fines Vagrancy and Speeding Cases
In County Court Gerald Ford of Kansas City was fined $25 and costs on a vagrancy charge. Divorce action filed Darlene Jones vs Melvin C Jones. Also A D Franks fined $10 and costs for not yielding the right of way. Kenneth R Giffin of 1007 Highland Dr fined $19 and costs for speeding. Eldon L Baird of 35 Cadet Ave fined $10 and costs for speeding.
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Gerald Lee Ford
Kansas City
Kas
Darlene Jones
A.D. Franks
Kenneth Raymond Giffin
Highland Dr
Eldon L. Baird
Cadet Ave
Memorial Hospital Admissions and Births Record
Memorial Hospital lists admissions including Dorothy Ray and Annetta Barton among others. Birth notices feature Billie Golden, Clifford Ikenberry Baldwin, James Barton Aringside, and Robert Asbury Jr with multiple families noted. Dismissals list several patients including Marilyn Compton and Elizabeth Cronk.
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Dorothy Ray
Summit
Annetta Barton
Sunny- 3
Relph Tuckett
Louis Biggs
Tenn
Cleta Decker
Ida Deay
Ann Galden
Ala
St. Alwater
Mass. St
Cold& Wilson
R. L. St
Gladys Gridley
Betty Loney
Ottawa
Ora Ann Ikenberry
Baldwin
Vie Miller
Kan
Ne Seanor
Tonganoxie
Billie Golden
Ann
Clifford Ikenbery
Robert Asbury Jr
Madeline Lane
James Barton
Aringside
Mrs RE N Manchester Former Lawrence Resident Dies
Friends report the death of Mrs RE N Manchester formerly of Lawrence She died July 12 at Iona Beach Florida after a long illness Her husband directed the Kan University Library from 1921 to 1928 Her only survivor is a son John Manchester
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RE. N. Manster
Lawrence
Isband
Kan University
Hbrary
Weather notes from Lawrence and Kansas outlook
The report details high humidity and temperatures around Lawrence with a Monday high near 92 and a low of 61, noting record highs and lows for the date. It foresees clear to partly cloudy skies with a chance of rain and thunder storms tonight and Wednesday, and Kansas enjoying sunshine easing floods along the Arkansas River.
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Uly
Lawrence
Hinday
Fortié
Kansas
Arkansas River
Weather Bureau
Insurance Buying Big Stuff Along U S Canada Line
AP report notes a North American insurance boom with U S and Canadian policies crossing the border. Canadians held larger investments in Canada US premium flows, while Americans led in annuity premiums and overall life policy sales amid a close balance of premiums and benefits.
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U.s.-Canada
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Canada
United States
U.S
America
Institute For Life Insurance
Canadian Life Insurance Officers Assn
Self Employed Relief Bill Okayed by House
The House approved without a recorded vote a bill to grant self employed tax relief by deferring taxes on 10 percent of income up to 1500 dollars annually when placed into retirement funds. Taxes would be due when pensions are withdrawn with generally lower rates than in active years.
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Washington
House
Senate
Prosecution Sought for Spies Outside U S
Attorney General Rogers asked Congress to permit prosecuting U.S. citizens who spy abroad against the United States. He noted current law limits prosecutions to offenses on U.S. soil or on American vessels, high seas, or foreign waters.
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Washington
Rogers
Congress
U.S
Kansas University Education School Revises Math Teacher Prep
KU Education School updates demand for mathematics majors and minors for future high school teachers. The teaching major now requires about 27 credit hours of math or 22 percent of degree work, with a more rigorous sequence starting in calculus and analytic geometry. Minor requirements rise to 21 hours, and junior-senior work increases from eight to 12 hours. By by passing algebra and trigonometry via high school prep, some freshmen may accumulate up to 32 math hours.
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Kansas University Education School
Kenneth I Anderson
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Dean Anderson
Eisenhower to skip Wednesday news conference
President Eisenhower will pass up a news conference on Wednesday citing no specific Middle East reason. He has not met reporters since July 2, marking a third straight week without a press session as the Middle East crisis continues.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Middle East
Greek housing delays strain KU plans for fall
Work on the Sigma Kappa house expands to brick while interior progress continues. Alumna Mrs. R C Mahieu says residents will move in if possible, despite unfinished exterior. If housing delays persist, Sigma Kappas may be placed in private homes as KU dormitories fill. Theta Chi faced similar options with temporary housing or using Robinson Gym Annex as a makeshift dorm, a tactic last used in 1951.
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Sigma Kappa
R. C. Mahieu
Mass
Sigma Kappas
Joseph R. Pearson
Welfarecounty projects aid payments for next year
Welfarecounty plans to issue 2 040 general assistance payments next year, down from 2 188 this year. Aid to blind payments expected at 272, old age and aid to dependent persons 3 796, and dependent children payments at 2 460 under the county programs.
Mother survivor Nancy Ryan aged 108 dies at 90 in Richmond
Anna Beard died at 90 on Monday. One survivor is her mother Nancy Ryan 108 of Richmond. The AP report from Liberty Indiana notes the family link and the elderly survivor living in Richmond.
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Ind
Anna Beard
Nancy Ryan
Richmond
KU campers blend music craft with fall sports prep
Ronald Lestig, a KU freshman bass drummer from Goodland, trained at Midwestern Music and Art Camp near Kansas University, practicing with his bass team at Allen Fieldhouse. Camp director Russell Wiley notes promise as Lestig balances athletics and music while preparing for KU marching band duties. Meanwhile, district court hosts an election school for primary judges and clerks, and campus updates reveal KU Traffic Office moves to Hoch Auditorium area with three new police offices and a new KU Police number.
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Kansas University
Alen
Pracetyith
Ronald Lestig
Leslie
Goodland
Russell Wiley
Quateriers
Hoch Auditorium
Neville
Robinson Ciymnasium
KU Police
De Gaulle Maps Reform Plan To Strengthen Presidency
Paris AP report: Premier de Gaulle unveils a draft to reform French government institutions aiming to enlarge executive power and empower the president. The plan, after two months of debate, would move toward constitutional revision with a public referendum possibly by October pending parliamentary approval.
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de Gaulle
France
Space Pilot Treads Path to Historic X15 Flight
Air Force Capt. Robert M. White, a 34 year old New Yorker, will pilot the X15 higher than any before as part of the secret program replacing Capt. Kincheloe. White brings 4,200 flight hours and 52 combat missions to Edwards Air Force Base, where the rocket plane will be released from a B42 bomber over Utah and rocket toward speeds near 4,000 mph in a high altitude flight within the next two years.
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Amy
Air Force
Robert M. White
Iven C. Kincheloe
White
Kincheloe
Korea
Edwards Air Force Base
Doris Allan
Wilkes-Barre
New York City
Charles Bock
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Utah
Capt
Bock
Tales of Universe series for American IV debut
Dr Heine Haber, research scientist for Walt Disney and Tele vision Station NAT, brings Tales of the Universe to television this fall. The program explains science to adults and youths, starting Oct 1 on KNXT with potential CBS network expansion. Haber, 52 half hour programs, aims to bridge science and lay viewers while presenting astronomy and space medicine.
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Sui Srnally
Heine Haber
Dr. Haber
Christ
Walt Disney Studios
NAT
KNXT
CBS
Science
Ivory Towers
Air Force School of Aviation Medicine
Randolph Field
Tex
Haber
Mannheim
Germany
Kaiser Wilhelm Institute
University of California At Los Angeles
Disney
Physics Institute Taught by Oak Ridge Educator at LHS
Lawrence High School physics teacher Bill G Aldridge spends eight weeks in Oak Ridge Tennessee attending a summer institute for high school physics under the Physical Science Study Committee. The NSF and US AEC back the course which includes 49 other teachers and aims to standardize the modern physics curriculum for U.S. high schools.
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Bill G. Aldridge
Lawrence High School
Oak Ridge
Tenn
National Science Foundation
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Physical Science Study Committee
Aldridge
United States
Kansas University
Kansas City
Thanks to nurses and doctors at Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to the nurses on the third floor and to Drs. Howard, Joseph and Dale Clinton for their kind services during surgery. Also thanks friends and relatives for cards and thoughts. Additional thanks from Marvin Flory James and Julia Stella Shuler and family for support during illness and death.
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Lawrence Kemorial Hospital
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Joseph
Dale Clinton
T. Davis
Marvin Flory James
Julia
Stella Shuler
Oscar Flory
Wanda
Lloyd Flory
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