Khrushchev Embarks on Cuba Visit Seen as Expansion Move
Officials foresee Khrushchev using a Cuba trip to spread Castro’s democracy to Latin America. They expect a cool reception from Cubans wary of Communist influence and anticipate renewed anti Eisenhower rhetoric as Moscow hints at broader tours.
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Khrushchev
Cuba
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
Latin America
South
Central American
Moscow
Paris
United States
Tennlee
Anastas Mikoyan
Castro
Eisenhower
Bethany College 7th Commencement Honors Lawrence Figures
Two of the three honorees at Bethany College seventh commencement Friday have Lawrence associations. Tom Douglas Jones of New York will receive the Doctor of Fine Arts degree. Carl Lund-Quist of Geneva Switzerland will receive an honorary Doctor of Divinity. Painting and sculpture by Kansas University students are displayed in the Music and Dramatic Building gallery featuring works by Price, Tamagi, McCammon, Coleman, Gilliland, Decker, Clifford, Potter, Wright, Kohl, Johnson, Queen, Vanderplas, Quinsey, and Ralston.
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Bethany College
Lawrence Association
Douglas Jones
New York
International Business Machines Corporation
D. Tom Jones
Lincoln, Neb
Irg
Ivan Rowe
Naismith
Carl Lund-Quist
Geneva
Switzerland
Norman Enda
Cott
Orchard Lane
Eund Quist
Lindsig
Lutheran World Federation
Kansas University
Allery
Robert Price
Jack Ta‘magi
Mary McCammon
Thomas Coleman
Arlene Gilliland
Paul Decker
Jack Clifford
Ted Potter
Deaths and Funerals for Woolf and Prather
Joe Woolf 56 of Bonner Springs died Friday at home after residing there since 19 percent He formerly ran a cabinet and upholstery business. Services 2 p m Sunday Alden Harrington Funeral Home burial in Bonner Springs Cemetery Survivors include wife Nettie daughter Mildred Canaday one sister Lillie Allen of Fresno four brothers William Sunquist Ray Art and Elvert Woolf and four grandchildren Ernest Prather former Lawrence resident died Tuesday in a Kansas City hospital Services 11 a m Tuesday Watkins Funeral Home Kansas City burial in Wadsworth Cemetery
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Joe. Woolf
Bonner Springs
Alden-Harrngton
Nettie
Mildred Canaday
Shawnee
Lillie Allen
Fresno
Calif
William Sunquist
Neosho Rapids
Ray
Art
Elvert Woolf
Ernest Prather
Lawrence
Kansas City, Mo
Watkins ‘Funeral Home
Kansas City
Wadsworth ‘Cemetery
Immanuel Lutheran to Receive 11 Confirmands at Pentecost
Immanuel Lutheran Church prepares for Pentecost services at 11 a m on Sunday as 11 junior confirmands receive communicant membership and take their first communion. The group includes Michael Adams Fred Coester Daniel Crouse Paula Holz Terry Hoppe Lynn Metzger William Moorhead Dennis Pfantz David Salsbury Judith Scott and John Smoyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Michael Adams
Elbert Adams
Fred Coester
Hillard Coester
Daniel Crouse
Alfonso Crouse
Paula
Lawrence Boy Awaits Charges In Car Theft Spree
Lawrence youth John David Fike, 15, is in custody after a 20 hour chase from Dickinson County to Solomon and Topeka. He admitted stealing at least four cars and wrecking two. authorities will decide charges and whether to file delinquency or miscreancy in Topeka Court. The case involves Lawrence police and Dickinson County Sheriff Nick Gibbs.
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Topeka
John David Fike
Lawrence Youngster
E. Newton. Vickers
theShawnee County
Solomon
Dickinson County
Lawrence
Nick Gibbs
Fike
6Th
Chapman
Gibbs
Jones Invitational Entries Reach 90
The Dr. H. T. Jones invitational golf tournament at Lawrence Country Club has drawn 90 entries from Kansas City Topeka and area towns. Wayne Williams, a 1950 KU law graduate, defends the title as the 27 hole event concludes Sunday with over $500 in merchandise prizes across five flights. Qualifying rounds may be played before 10 a.m. Sunday and count toward total scores. Entry fee is $5 and nonmembers may participate.
Memorial Hospital Admits and Births Report
Memorial Hospital lists admissions Hugo Frazen 1015 Ill Mrs Ber Nice Regnier 909 Tenn James Hicks Eudora Mrs Melva Workman 1336 Kg dismissals Hazel Robinson Iola Mrs Vivian Davenport 2020 N H Lyman Figgins 1905 A 1 Mrs Janet Yeakel and baby girl 918 Ark Mrs Ruth Ann Wyatt 1931 Vt Martha Stewart 1734 Vt Mrs Carolyn Wise and baby boy Linwood Mrs Reta Pestinger and baby girl Kansas City Kan Mrs Mary Lou Walter and baby boy 1824 N H B Births Mr and Mrs John Reimer 1311 W 6th a son Friday Mr and Mrs Robert Farmer Eith a daughter Friday Mr and Mrs Gary Williams EZudore a son today.
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Hugo Frazen
Bernice Regnier
James Hicks
Eudora
Melva Workman
Hazel Robinson
Iola
Vivian Davenport
N. H
Lyman Figgins
Janet Yeakel
Ark
Ruth Ann Wyatt
Martha Stewart
Carolyn Wise
Linwood
Reta Pestinger
Kansas City
Kan
Mary Lou Walter
John Reimer
Friday
Robert. Farmer
Eith
Gary Williams
Ezudore
Lawrence Growth and Outlook Featured in Saturday Column
Dolph C Simons argues Lawrence’s 41 percent population rise, strong industry, University of Kansas influence, and solid education position set a path for future growth. He cautions against complacency and urges residents to think bigger and invest in development.
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Lawrence
Endavor
Linwood School Board Names Staff and Re-elects Clerk
The Linwood board re-elected veteran clerk Robert Elder for a three year term. New staff for the coming year includes Elaine Jones and Meredith Verbiegh in primary grades, Martha Relpy and Gertrude Churchbaugh in intermediate grades, Richard Shoree upper grades, Helen Gregory music, Nettiellen Biggs home economics English, Marjorie Reno commerce, Le Donnie Clodfelter coach, M. W. Redding shop lunch science, North social studies language, Theodore Handley custodian. Ed Vose and wife as managers. Bus drivers Claude Hallenbeck and William Henak. Cleavinger left Livewood for Baldwin, ending a long tenure including mayoral and police/judge roles. He prides himself on improvements like the athletic field with a quarter-mile track and little league diamond.
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Lray
Elaine Jones
Meredith Verbiegh
Martha Relpy
Gertrude Churchbaugh
Richard Shoree
Helen Gregory
Nettiellen Biggs
Marjorie Reno
le Donnie Clodfelter
M. W. Redding
Ett North—social Studies
Guage
Theodore Handley
Kansas City Boy Dies After Head Injury in Junction Crash
Eight-year-old George Mansperger of Kansas City Kansas died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital at 10 18 a m after a two car crash Friday near Bald win Junction ten miles south of Lawrence on U S 59. Four others were injured including Mrs Ellen Pierce 57.
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Kansas City
Kan
Baldwin Junction
Lawrence
U.S. 59
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
George Mansperger
Ellen Pierce
Pierce
Wayne Leroy New
Route 2
New
George W. New
Williamsburg
Eric DeGraffenfeld
Kansas Highway Patrol
P. W
Colts Open Season with Fiddlers in Monday Night Clash
The Lawrence Colts face the Kansas City Fiddlers at 8 p m Monday on Municipal Park diamond in the season opener. Lawrence, in the Kansas City Jayhawk League, is managed by Louie Heinrich and features many players from the local Junior Legion program. Their first league game is Saturday June 11 against the Osawatomie Braves.
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Lawrence Colts
Kansas City Fiddlers
Municipal Park
Colts
Osawatomie Braves
Lawrence
Kansas City Jayhawk
Louie Heinrich
Sea
Commissioning for 80 at KU marks ROTC graduations
A commissioning ceremony at Kansas University honors Air Force Army and Navy ROTC graduates. Maj Gen Thomas P Card will speak in Swarthout Recital Hall as 128 students receive regular and reserve commissions across services.
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Kansas University
Air Force
Army
Swarthout Recital Hall
Thomas P. Card
Oklahoma City Air Force
Navy
ROTC
Marine Corps
Naval Reserve
Marine Reserve
Lawrence
Phil Emery Stuart
Tenn. St
Richard Lee Lai
Borsee
Sete Field
Nk Aba
Arlington
Richard
Edward Dowell
Bartlesville
Okla
Ronald Eugene Gast
Kansas City
George Washinott Bee
Georgle
Baltfield
Clay Jettries
Loma Linda
Calle
John Philip Westerman
Merriam
Robert Dean Ereshall
Warrensburg
Wil Hutton Reams
Melvern
Ite Francis Aunt Wellington
William Frederick Lawrence
Independence
Lawrence Leo Diaket
Went Pales Avrom A
Rosenbty
Kansas
Cae
P Richera Antons
Rots 'Se
Air Force Reserve
Terence Eugene Beucher
Overlanders
Stephen Bunten
Ropeka
Donald We Catlin
Olathe
Peter Kevin Re Ran
Leavenworth
von Howard Grovig
Mission
William John Godfrey
Valley Stram
Charles Henag Jr
Rockoak
Jeroid Kre
Robert Charles i
Smathers Sees Red Jets in Cuba Threat Within 18 Months
Smathers warned that the USSR could build 18 to 24 missile sites in Cuba within 18 months if Castro remains in power. He said Cuban bases would not be friendly to the United States and that missiles would be flown by pilots trained there. He cited about 280 Soviet scientists and technicians in Cuba.
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Castro
United States
Cube
Radnese
Hay fever asthma and chronic sinus issues absentee rates
A typical US workday sees about 37 000 people absent due to hay fever asthma and 29 000 due to chronic sinus disease or related conditions.
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United States
Machinist Strike Hits Convair Bases Nationwide
Convair machinists strike at midnight Sunday affecting Cape Canaveral Vandenberg Warren Offutt and other bases. Workers reject a 11-cent wage rise and a later 3-cent COLA in the permanent wage. Returns expected Tuesday while affected plants halt Atlas missiles and Convair jet transports and F106 fighter production.
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San Diego
Calif
Convair
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Vandenberg Air Force Base
U.S
International Assn
Canaveral
Vandenberg
Warren Air Force Base
Wyo
Offutt Air Force Base
Omaha
Neb
Fort Worth
Tex
Alamogordo
N.M. Convair
Trade Union Group to Aid A Little Boy in Akron
A coalition of trades union officers will build a 12 by 12 foot bedroom addition to Clarence Hathaway’s three room home in Stow Akron. The 5 year old, who is blind and deaf, will gain a separate bedroom with materials donated by two companies. Clarence helps with chores and attends nursery school, and the project aims to give him a personal space and independence.
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Akron, Ohio
Clarence Hathaway
Clarence
Harold
Georgia Hathaway
Stow
Not Backwards Rule At Imperial Beach Roller Contest
In Imperial Beach California a queen contest at a roller skating rink required entrants to skate forwards only. The rule specified entrants must have skates and demonstrate forward skating ability.
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Imperial Beach
Calif
Cheryl Escapes From El Retiro
Lana Turner’s 16 year old daughter Cheryl Crane ran away from El Retiro School for Girls. Police found her with two other runaways in a Beverly Hills park restroom. They may have hitchhiked 20 miles from San Fernando to Beverly Hills.
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Los Angeles
Lana Turner
Cheryl Crane
Beverly Hills
el Retiro School For
San Fernando
Cheryl
Martha Johnson
Sun Valley
Sheila Copeland
Bell
Mildredner
Hills
Campus tours and medal events announced for alumni groups
Clarke Wescoe will meet the Class of 1910 with Chancellor and Fras D Murphy will present medals to new Gold Medal Club members. Dr Murphy will join the Class of 1935 at noon in the Hawks Nest and appear at the Class of 1920 and 1925 luncheons in the Union during lunch. Bus tours of the campus will run Sunday and Monday, leaving from the Union at scheduled times.
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Joe Woolf
Lawrence Lodge No
Acacia Lodge No
AF. & AM
Mon
Ralph A. Altic
Joseph K. Garbutt
George W. Mole
Marion J. Estes
Secy’s.—Adv
Chester Curtice
H. P
O. O. Anderson
Immanuel Lutheran
Lawrence Boy
Dolph
Simons
Michigan
Industrial Development Group
Page
Robert Elder
General School
Henry Green
Winkelman
Journal- World
Smathers
Mississippi Valley
Arizona
South Dakota
Atlantic
Pacific Northwest
Rockies
el Retiro
Lawrence Memorial Co
East 13Th
Veare of
Gervies
Pred Rumsey
Oscar Rumsey
Winsered Wait Ambulance Service
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