President Wont Drop Strauss Amid Senate Fight
Eisenhower stands by Lewis L. Strauss despite Democratic opposition and a looming Senate battle over his nomination as commerce secretary. The controversy widens as Armand G. Erpf withdraws from consideration for a national transportation study, citing interference with Strauss confirmation.
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Eisenhower
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Erpf
Commerce
Commerce Department
Schools Seek 132000 Teachers and 140500 Classrooms
Officials request 132000 teachers and 140500 classrooms to prepare public schools for the next fall term. The bids outline staffing and facility needs to accommodate growing student enrollment across districts.
Meany Calls Labor War on Anti-Labor Legislation
AFL-CIO President George Meany urged a declaration of war by organized labor against what he called discriminatory anti labor bills. He warned Congress and the Eisenhower administration that the labor movement will not cooperate if the bill passes, speaking to 2,000 delegates of the United Hatters Cap and Millinery Workers International Union.
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Wall Street
Italy Royal Wedding Moved to Brussels from Rome
The wedding of Prince Albert and Italian Princess Paola Ruffo di Calabria will be held in Brussels instead of Rome. The ceremony, originally planned for St. Peter's Basilica on July 1, was shifted after a government announcement. The move reverses prior royal plans as King Baudouin’s brother prepares for the marriage.
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Paola Ruffo di Calabria
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Four KU Alumni Earn Distinguished Service Citations
Four Kansas University alumni received University and Alumni Association citations for distinguished service at Monday night’s commencement. Honorees include Evelyn Hitchcock Alden of Wellsville and Stanley Learned of Bartlesville, along with Dr. Alexander Marble of Boston and Clifford W. Seibel of Amarillo, each praised for wide civic, professional, and national contributions.
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Evelyn Hitchcock Alden
National Home Demonstration Council
Wellsville
Stanley Learned
Phillips Petroleum Co
Bartlesville
Okla
Alexander Marble
American Diabetes Assn
Boston
Mass
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Bureau of Mines
Helium
Amarillo
Tex
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Rural Education Division
National Education Association
White House
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School of Engineering
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Defense Plant Engineering Division
Oklahoma Safety Council
Oklahoma Junior Chamber of Commerce
Oklahoma Society of Professional Engineers
General Alumni Association
Greater University Fund
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Harvard Medical School
Europe
Joslin Clinic
United States Army Reserve
American Diabetes Association
Indigestion Causes and Safe Next Steps
Dr Mother explains indigestion is a vague term and lists common underlying conditions such as ulcers gall bladder disease gastric gastritis and appendicitis. He advises patients to identify the precise ailment before seeking treatment and notes that relief is possible with diet medication and lifestyle changes.
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Florida man seeks ban on The Three Little Pigs in schools
Miami segregationist David Hawthorn pushes a bill to remove The Three Little Pigs from Florida schools and libraries claiming the tale promotes integration and racial inversion. Legislators express skepticism as Hawthorn cites a cover showing pig colors and groups dancing.
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Fla
Florida
Miami
David Hawthorn
Hawthorn
Dade County Property Owners Assn
Reds Front Man Held in Cairo Coup Plot Probe
Sudanese Prime Minister Ibrahim Abbound ordered the arrest of Brig. Abdel Rehim Shenan and Brig. Mohieddin Ahmed Abdallah along with 16 officers in Khartoum. Cairo papers say a military court will try them on treason charges. Officials frame the moves as power politics among ambitious officers rather than ideology.
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Cairo
Ibrahim Abbound
Abdel Rehim Shenan
Khartoum
Shenan
Mohieddin Ahmed Abdallah
Cleveland Flood Cleanup After Million-Dollar Rains
Severe storms drenched Cleveland and suburbs with up to nearly 3.9 inches of rain in University Heights. Residents in University Circle were evacuated as buses submerged and basements flooded. City and suburb mayors estimated property damage ranging from 100000 to over one million dollars.
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Greater
Cleveland
University Heights
University Circle
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Earl W. Aurelius
Joss
Shaker Heights
Wilson G. Stapleton
Pittsburg State Grants Record Class for 672 Degrees
Pittsburg State College awarded a record 625 bachelor degrees and 47 master degrees at commencement. Alumni Clyde E. Skeen and Dr. Joseph S. Begando received meritorious achievement awards. President Leonard H. Axe delivered the address.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg State College
Clyde E. Skeen
Joseph S. Begando
Leonard H. Axe
Miss Kansas Crowned in Pratt Seeks Reign and Marriage
Miss Kansas of 1959 60 to be crowned by Gov George Docking in Pratt on Friday night. The winner will represent Kansas at Atlantic City in September Miss America pageant. Contestants from 13 cities compete with talent and beauty in formal and swimsuit rounds. Scholarships total 1000 for winner and smaller amounts for runners up.
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Kan
Miss Kansas
Gail White
Arkansas City
Jack Stark
Linville Falls
N. C
Forestry Service
Mary Ann McGrew
Wellington
K. U
James Trumbold
K. U. Medical Center
Kansas
Georgianna Rundle
Axtell
James Smith
North Platte
Neb
Smith
Miss Whitacre
George Docking
Atlantic City
Mary Helen Eaton
Harper
Mary Ann Mobley
Miss Eaton
Kansas State University
Barbara David
Winfield
Jan White
Manhattan-E-State
Barbara Mabry
Lawrence
Margaret Ann McNulty
Coffeyville
Sharon O’neal
Kansas City
Mitzi Hayes
Topeka
Joan Strohmeyer
Kakeland
Wichita
Carolyn Bizal
Pittsburg
Mary Lou Conyers
Marion County
Mary Ann Hartegan
Bonner Springs
Elizabeth Reidell
Salina
Nancy Stales
el Dorado
Pratt Junior Chamber of Commerce
Farm Bureau changes secretaries and local visits noted
OSKALOOSA Mrs Helen Klinkenbeard resigns as Farm Bureau secretary to take a Holton post. Mrs George Myers of McLouth becomes the new Farm Bureau secretary. Nancy and Cherrie Reynolds of Leavenworth visit grandparents Mr and Mrs Edwin Pence. Tony Slobotnik rests in Stormont Vail hospital Topeka. Mr and Mrs Max Brammell hosted weekend guests Mr and Mrs Guy Brammell of McPherson. Mr and Mrs Henry Curtis and family of Valley Falls dined with locals. Nellie Mann spent weekend with sister Mrs Maude Fields in Topeka. Sunday dinner guests included daughter Mrs Glenn Riley and Mr Riley. Homer Trapp hospitalized at Jefferson County Memorial.
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Washburn U
Arnold Mize
Addie Gilbert
Colonial Club
Stanley Hall
Presbyterian Church
Gilbert
Leslie Hammig
Helen Clark
Hattie Frick
Alpha Delta Kappa
Arthurs Rose Room
Valley Balls
Maryruth Casebier
Helen Levings
Virginia Ehlers
Mary Weisphenning
Nell Nincehelser
Frances Stember
Lucille
Marguerite Langdon
Hazel Ahrens
Marjorie Swoyer
Washburn College
Topeka
Patty Edmonds
Chicago
Kansas
Goff
Earl Martin
Parsons
Roy Slagel
Kansas City
Lawrence Gabel
R. H. Henry
Town
Lawrence
Robert Taylor
Harriet Rhodes
Fred Thompson
Washington, D.C
Frank Thomas
Arlington
Milton Amrine
Thompson
Ohio
Ira Brammell
Ivan Shull
John Shull
James Lester
Forbes Air Base
R. Stebbens
Louise Russell
Cherokee St
Stebbens
Ailee Henry
G. A. Bates
Ralph Dill
A. P. Gutierrez
Methodist School
Ira Nicklin
McLouth
MYF
Ottawa
Tas
Orville Bates
Milton Lantz
James Watts
Lee Hibbard
Lucy Barker
Emily Robbins
College of Emporia
Focal Presbyterian
George Frandle
Raymond Dunn
Helen Klinkenbeard
Farm Bureau
Holton
George Myers
Nancy
Cherrie Reynolds
Leavenworth
Edwin Pence
Tony Slobotnik
Stormont Vail Hospital
Max Brammell
Guy Brammell
McPherson
Henry Curtis
Valley Falls
Nellie Mann
Maude Fields
Glenn Riley
Mr. Riley
Homer Trapp
Jefferson County Memorial Hospital
GOP Sets Prosperity Theme For 1960 Presidential Drive
Washington AP report flags Republicans to campaign on prosperity in 1960. National chairman Sen Thruston Morton says economy recovery proves GOP policies right and Democrats wrong on major economic decisions. Democrats warn of corn glut risks in farm belt and storage-bin funding fights.
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Thruston B. Morton
Harry Truman
Humphrey
Paul H. Douglas
D-Iii
Ezra Taft Benson
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Benson
Morton
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