Cadets and Middies Receive Commissions at KU
Sixty seven Kansas University seniors were commissioned as second lieutenants and ensigns across the Air Force Army Navy and Marine Corps in KU theater exercises. Recipients included four Lawrence residents and a keynote address by Rear Admiral Basil N. Rittenhouse Jr. The group included pilots and officers in the Regular and Reserve components with numerous names and hometowns listed among the newly minted officers.
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Kansas University
Air Force
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Regular Army
Regular Air Force
Regular Navy
Lawrence
David C. Coleman
Miss. St
U.S. Marine Corps
William P. Reinken
W. 6Th St
U.S. Air Force
Peter A. Whitenight
Frederick R. Wiley
la. St
U. S. Naval Reserve
U. S. Air Force
Paul Munk Nielsen
Riverside
Dan Franklin Schrepel
Pratt
U. S. Army
Thom
Joseph Kennedy Jr
Omaha
Neb
U.S. Navy
Kenneth Manson Allum Jr
Gravette
Ark
Colin Chauncey Campbell
Hutchinson
Gary Huchbilis
Kansas City
Don Merrill Ferboth
Council Grove
Richard Thomas Glenn
Overland Park
Robert
Nelson Haines
Manhattan
Vernon Milton Hay
Ottawa
Charles Edward Hill
Washington
Jerry Edward Payne
Mark Saylor
Topeka
U. S. Marine Corps
Maynard Robert Morris
Augusta
U. S. Air Force Reserve
Robert Eugene Boehme
Goodland
John Lowell Bourret
Richard Leroy Bowers
Johnson County
Gary Leroy Duncan
Independence
Larry Lee Dunlap
Salina
Arthur Martin Harkins
Robert Joseph Lewis
Ae Dence
Herbert Starrett Weldon
Sell
Floyd van Vorst Palmer
Leawood
Charles David Whalen Jr
Ronald Handley Womack
Lenexa
Charles Mark Yeakum
Belton
Gopi
U. S. Army Reserve
Howard Fugen
Crotchett
Louisburg
Thomas Fugene Davis
Pittshore
Richard Donald Donkin
Tribune
John Eugene Towning
Kansas
Ernest Harold Wollenberg
Lauren Randal Wood
Richland
Nicholas William Classen
Paso
Tex
John Victor Black
Jerry Wayne Giddens
Victor Henry Indtek
Robert Mathison Jackson
Mission
Lawrence Warl Myers
Eugene William Thomas
Shawnee
Laurin Phillip Wilhelm
Youngster Wanders Off Found Safe In Junction City
Three year old Howard Marts wandered from his home Saturday evening in Junction City Kansas and was found unharmed by a passerby near a vacant lot. Police credited quick neighbor action and a city-wide search for the safe return of the child.
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Junction City
Kan
Howard Marts
Boy Found After Overnight Search Near Milford Kansas
A barefoot three mile search for a missing boy ended at dawn when William Bitterlin discovered him in a road. About 250 people, including 100 Ft. Riley soldiers, scoured the area through the night and dragged ponds. The boy’s parents are Mr and Mrs David Marts of Milford Kansas.
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Ft. Riley
William Bitterlin
David Marts
Milford
Kan
Eisenhower letter to ceremony reopens historic Calvin Chapel
In Geneva President Eisenhower sent a personal note to a ceremony rededicating the 15th century chapel where John Calvin preached the Reformation. The Calvin Auditorium, long altered and decayed, received a $160000 restoration funded largely by the World Presbyterian Alliance led by Rev Harrison R Anderson of Chicago. Anderson’s church donated $150.90.
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Geneva
Eisenhower
John Calvin
Calvin
World Presbyterian Alliance
Harrison R. Anderson
Chicago
Anderson
White House denies Eisenhower siding with steel talks
President Eisenhower is not backing management in the steel wage talks, says White House press secretary James C. Hagerty. He notes Eisenhower urges both labor and management to show restraint to avoid new inflationary pressures.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
John L. Lewis
Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
NBC
Meet the Press
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Hill and Poort Earn Third KU Swim Letters
Capt Steve Hill of Lawrence and Jon Poort of Topeka won their third Kansas University letters this season. Athletic director Dutch Tonborg released a list naming 12 varsity and seven freshman awardees with multiple second letter recipients and yearling honorees including Jack Ahmore George Gsell and Wes Ward among others.
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Steve Hill
Lawrence
Jon Poort
Topeka
Kansas University
Dutch Tonborg
John Jeffrey
Bartlesville
Okla
Jim Laidlaw
Kansas City
Jared Piety
Ed Poort
Mike Cassidy
Silanas
Calif
Tom Herlocker
Winfield
Brad Keeler
Bartlesvilel
Ken Overbey
Kirk
Food Costs Rise As Farm Prices Fall In 10 Years
Washington AP reports retail food costs climbed twenty percent over the last decade while prices to farmers dropped eight percent. The House Agriculture Committee releases a report tracing the widening gap between farm prices and household food costs.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
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Washington, D.C
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Learnard Ave
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Wes
John R. Chaney
Lawrence Territory
Massachusetts
Bankers Life Insurance Company
Wichita
Elkcom Sows
America
B.P.D. Elks
Raymond Schaake
Hill
Poort
Minnesota
Kansas City, Kansas
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Hubbard
Noland
Agency
Casualty
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Mass
General Electric
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