Atomic research priority shapes Cold War gaze
New York June 6 Russia concentrates vast national energy on atomic research for peaceful aims, but scientists warn Moscow may secretly monitor bomb progress. Observers note Soviet leaders invest heavily in labs, housing, datchas, and perks for scientists, aiming to match US and Britain while acknowledging likely gaps.
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We Will Not Use It Aggressively Says Official
A statement asserts a commitment to peaceful intent with the aim of persuading a skeptical audience. The speaker emphasizes restraint and urges opponents to consider nonviolent avenues and international norms against the use of force.
KU Summer Session Housing Opens With Wide Vacancy
University of Kansas housing officials announce abundant dormitory and Lawrence homes for summer session students. Men have 200 to 300 rooms available including private homes and three fraternity houses. women have vacancies at Corbin hall and nearby homes. Married couples can find twenty double rooms in Lawrence, with Sunflower Village gradually adding openings as term ends. Summer classes start June 24 with orientation for new undergrads June 18.
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Delta Chi
Plane Squadron to Join Kansas National Guard Unit
Wichita, Kansas June 6 The Kansas National Guard will form a fighter plane squadron with 0 men as announced by Gen Milton R McCleary after a Topeka meeting with state aviation officials Col Paul Flannery will command the squadron to be housed in the $300000 National Guard hangar at Wichita municipal airport the former 127th observation squadron base prior to the Three Vessels Due.
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How to Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Place
Advertisement-style tips promise firmer dentures by sprinkling PASTEETH powder on plates. Claims include non-acid alkalinity, improved comfort, no gummy taste, and reduction of plate odor. Urges readers to buy FASTEETI at any drug store.
Schmidt Family Reunions Span Kansas City and Alma Visits
De Soto residents Mr and Mrs T A Schmidt and their children Sally and Charles spent Sunday in Swope Park Kansas City joining a Trailer Town reunion tied to early 1950s W W life. Mrs Malcolm Steele and Miss Penner joined in Kansas City Monday with Emily Ballenre to celebrate Mire Hallance birth. Mrs W L Flaylork attended a family reunion Sunday near Jane Hendrix. Vincent Straub family visit Alma and sister. Mrs Penner spent winter in Lawrence with son then summer with I B Penner and Mrs Penner. Willoughby Koeller confined at home several days. Rev Ceci Campbell and Gordon and Katherine Campbell of Springfield visited Mrs Campbell and Mr Whitelaw. Campbell released from army.
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Charles
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Re Penner
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W. L. Flaylork
Jane Hendrix
Chanite
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Alma
We Fame
Enner
Lawrence
Ft H, Penner
Mre. Penner
I. BK
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Willoughby Koeller
Ceci Campbell
Episdleen
Gordon
Katherine
Springfield
Wedding Cake and Honors At Methodist Church Event
A pink and white wedding cake prepared by Us. Ernest Seman centered the head table with pink roses. Mrs. Eldon Manning presided. A. W. Bidglock and Mrs. Longstreth received honors for accepting a gift presented by Mrs. Manning on behalf of the Methodist church, the Sunday School, and the W. S. C.
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Local families visit Lawrence and Leavenworth for Memorial Day
Rev. and Mrs. J. Torrance and daughters of Wellsville were out of town. Kueste and Mrs. Harry Dicken spent the weekend with Kansas City relatives and went to Leavenworth for Memorial Day services. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Whitelaw and two children and Neill G. Whitaker visited in Lawrence Tuesday.
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Harry Dicken
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Leavenworth
John M. Whitelaw
Neill G. Whitaker
Lawrence
Wards cotton dresses for girls sizes 4 14
Be practical and smart with spring and summer cotton dresses from Wards. Fine cottons in plaids stripes and prints offer dashy styles in blue or tan gobardine. Sizes 4 10 and 7 14 feature fitted and durable designs built to wear long.
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