Grim Picture Of Next War Given By AF Commander
Lt Col Lester C Weaver at the Kansas VFW convention warned the next war could last under 48 hours with a retaliatory strike in 15 minutes. He stressed SAC B47s as a major deterrent and cited London’s WWII destruction. Weaver said the U S is the world’s major deterrent with trained personnel and aircraft. Wichita Mayor Fugate and Lt Gov Henkle attended with remarks on 1960 Kansas centennial budget priorities.
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Wichita
Kansas
the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lester C. Weaver
McConnell Air Force Base
Strategic Air Command
Weaver
United States
SAC
London
Justus Fugate
Joseph Henkle
Henkle
VFW
House
Senate
City Parking Meters Measure Traffic Control Success
Enforcement notes meters stayed above 4000 for the year with revenue up, indicating drivers pay to avoid violations. Police chief Hazelet says meters help control downtown traffic. 38,453 meter tickets were issued in 1958 and 5,772 other parking violations, with totals rising.
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Hazelet
Hagelet
Seid Hie
D Jpulic
Mickey Rooney and Fifth Wife Expecting Baby in October
Hollywood AP report says Mickey Rooney and Barbara Thomason, his secret Mexican marriage, are expecting a baby in October. Rooney, 38, spoke from Las Vegas where he is appearing. Barbara Thomason, 22, wed Rooney on December 1 after a brief Mexican divorce from Elaine Mahnken.
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Hollywood (Ap
Mickey Rooney
Mexico
Las Vegas
Rooney
Barbara Thomason
Elaine Mahnken
Santa Monica
Calif
California
Morrow Dies in Kansas City After Heart Attack
James C Cal Morrow 66 died Friday at St Luke s Hospital after a heart attack in Kansas City He was born in Washington County Kan a 1913 KU Law School graduate and former vice president of Phoenix Joint Stock Land Bank He had worked in real estate recently Graveside rites set at 2 p m Sunday in Washington Kan He leaves wife Lillian a sister Lena Sutton Carlsbad Calif and brother William Morrow New York City
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Kansas City
James C (Cal) Morrow
St. Luke's Hospital
Washington County
Kan
Kansas University Law School
Old Phoenix, Joint Stock Land Bank
Washington, Kan
KU Alumni Association
KU Athletic Board
Lillian Morrow
Lena Sutton
Carlsbad
Calif
William Morrow
New York City
The Saturday Column on the Doctor Patient Wedge
A columnist argues doctors must launch a strong public relations effort to bridge the growing wedge with patients. He cites rising costs and criticism, urges doctors to engage the public, and suggests campaigns by medical societies to tell medicine’s story and attract students.
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U. S
U S Hopeful Talks Will Resume On Atomic Ban
Washington optimism grows that Geneva talks on the nuclear test ban will reopen with the Soviet Union and advance toward an agreement. The German ministerial talks meanwhile continue to denounce each other, with no immediate link to a summit agenda.
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Washington
U.S
Geneva
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchevy
United States
Reda
Lawrence Pond Fishes Highlight on Sports Show
Excellent fishing reports fill Lawrence area ponds with channel cat, bullheads, bass, crappie and bluegill. The upcoming Sportsman's Friend episode on Changel 5 at 10 p.m. features the productive Gage farm southeast of Lawrence near Deichman crossing. John B. Gage, the so called Cleanup Mayor, will lead the segment with grandchildren Hires Gage and Ralph Lewis shown fishing on site.
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Lawrence’ Ares
Faim
John B. Gage
Kangag City
Gage
Ralph Lewis
Lawrence
Deichman Crossing
Wakarusa
Local Finance Firm Set To Move Office Aug 1
The Lawrence Loan and Finance Co. plans to move from 8 E 7th St to 1008 Vermont St by August 1. Don Phelps said a driveup window will be a key feature, a rare setup for Kansas loan firms, with off street parking for about 10 cars. The firm has occupied its current site for 14 1/2 years.
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Lawrence Loan and Finance Co
7Th St
Don Phelps
Rick Phelps
Vt. St
Phelps
Kansas
Republicans push for civil service pay changes via resolutions
State Republicans outline a plan to resolutions to Docking and Lt. Gov. Henkle proposing about 30 changes in civil service classifications. They warn the governor may veto or require legislative action while noting Docking's push for 1960 pay scale recommendations.
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Docking
Joe Henkle
Finance Council
Paul Wunsch
Kingman
Senate
August Lauterbach
Colby
Ways and Means Committee
Robert Anderson
Ottawa
House Ways and Means Group
Jess Taylor
Tribune
GOP
Twining Releases From Walter Reed After Lung Operation
General Nathan F. Twining, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, is back home following a May 12 lung cancer operation at Walter Reed Army Hospital. The Pentagon says he is making an excellent recovery.
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Washington
Nathan F. Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Walter Reed Army Ipartial
Auiay
Pentagon
Man Survives Cave-In At West 27th Street Site
Douglas County man Claude Longstaff was nearly buried when a 12 foot ditch at 807 W 27th St caved in. He was rescued by co workers and taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital where officials reported good condition after a fairly good night.
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Douglas County
W. 27Th St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Claude Longstaff
Route 2
Longstaff
Khrushchev Threatens Balkan Base Deployment
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev warned at Lenin Stadium that rocket bases could be established in Albania and Bulgaria unless the Balkans become a rocket free zone under mutual control. He said allies could attack enemy sites from there, and noted his return from a 12 day trip to Albania and Hungary.
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London
Nikita Khrushchev
Albania
Bulgaria
Balkans
Soviet Union
Lenin Stadium
Khrushchev
Moscow
Hungary
Million Buck Slip Bypasses Air Force Auditor General
The Air Force faced a $15.4 million contract error with Avco Crosley Division Cincinnati Ohio. The mistake charged extra components from another contract to the B 52 bomber free control systems contract, discovered by the General Accounting Office a year later and refunded by Avco.
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Washington
Air Force
Congress
General Accounting Office
House
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
Armed Forces Investigations Subcommittee
Avco Mfg. Corp
Crosley Division
Cincinnati
Ohio
Control Systems
Avco
Lions Club to Honor Kansas Track Team at Dinner
Kansas University's 1959 track and field forces, Big Eight champions in cross country, indoor and outdoor events, will be honored by the Lions Club at a Monday night banquet at the Hotel Eldridge. Next year's indoor outdoor captain will be named. Brian Travis, Des Moines junior, named 1959 cross country captain. Ernie Shelby captains the current team, favored for the 1959 NCAA outdoor title at Lincoln Neb.
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Kansas University
Lions Club
Hotel Eldridge
Brian Travis
Des Moines
Ernie Shelby
Lincoln
Neb
Richland Man Bruised And Cut In Two Car Accident
Joe Sherman age 62 of Route 2 Richland suffered cuts and bruises Friday when his pickup collided with a car driven by Glenn Iran Steele 43 of Route 1 Richland on a township road about 16 miles southwest of Lawrence Sherman was thrown from his vehicle and not hospitalized. Damages to both vehicles were estimated at 400 dollars.
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Joe Sherman
Richland
Lawrence
Sherman
Glenn Iran Steele
Mother finds consolation in memories after daughter's death
In Philadelphia, Tatiana Holt recalls happier times after Becky Holt 34 was choked to death by 15 year old Edward J. Cooney Jr. who police say admitted the crime. Becket’s father Anatol, a University of Pennsylvania math professor, vows resilience as court proceedings continue.
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Philadelphia
Edward J. Cooney Jr
Becky Holt
Tatiana Holt
Becky
Anatol
University of Pennsylvania
Holt
Philadelphia Bulletin
Cooney
Tefft and Wichita Agency Design 1961 Kansas Seal
Kansas Centennial seal designed by Elden Tefft associate professor of sculpture at Kansas University and a Wichita agency received board approval from the State Centennial Commission. The seal depicts buffaloes sod houses wheat fields industry transportation the sunflower meadowlark and cottonwood tree as a composite of the state's history and endeavors.
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Elden Tefft
Kansas University
Wichita
Kansas
State Centennial Commission
Tefft and Lago and Whitehead
Butler Blasts the Stand on Schools
Hartford Connecticut AP Democratic National Chairman Paul M Butler accused President Eisenhower of ignoring the financial implications in a committee report calling for an immediate doubling of education investment. He cited Dr James R Killian Jr resigning as a sign of this attitude and criticized the administration for defending an anemic budget.
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Hartford
Killian
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Democratic Women’s
Butler
Taboo and tattoo: sole Polynesian words in English
A claim notes that taboo and tattoo are the only Polynesian words embedded in English. The remark discusses linguistic borrowings and the influence of Polynesian languages on English vocabulary.
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Taboo
Tattoo
Editor Aids Writer Facing Narcotics Convictions in New Jersey
Perth Amboy AP report details Shane O Neill son of Eugene O Neill who jailed for 50 dollar fine after plea on narcotics identity card violation. Croswell Bowen Madison Avenue Magazine editor paid fine and costs, citing O Neill as former heroin user in recovery. Police found him dazed with amphetamine sulfate, a benzadrine form, cited as aiding fight against relapse.
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Perth Amboy
N.J
Shane O'Neill
Eugene O'Neill
O'Neill
New Jersey
Croswell Bowen
Chappaqua
N.Y
Bowen
Madison Avenue Magazine
Woods Lumber Co. Opens to Large Crowd on Day One
More than 760 visitors, with 750 reported in headlines, checked out Woods Lumber Co. at 1512 W. 6th St. on the opening day open house. Owner Bill Woods said he was amazed by the turnout and predicted stronger traffic for the two day event.
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the Woods Lumber Co
W. 6Th St
Bill Woods
Morton Hits Demo Back Door Move
Republican National Chairman Thruston B. Morton charged the Democratic Congress with back door raids on the Treasury and failing to pass vital farm legislation. Speaking for a Republican state convention, Morton said regular money bills pass, but other measures jam the Treasury via back door authorizations, draining taxpayers’ pockets.
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Green Bay
Wis
Thruston B. Morton
Congress Today
Treasury
Kentucky
Memorial Hospital Births and Dismissals Listing
Memorial Hospital reports births at 1107 N H St and 610 Ohio St with a daughter and a daughter, plus a daughter for Arthur Arching at 1613 Cadet Ave today. Dismissals include Mary Harbaugh Tonga noxie Jana Prosser Gulfport Charles Prosser Gulfport Julia Skeet Route 3 Sandra Rader Linwood Claude Paymer Tonganoxie George Lowry 1031 Vt St Roberta Ewing 1336 Vt St.
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Nellie Tripp
la. St
Anna Anderson
Claude Longstreth
Janet Wright
Ohio St
Jo Ann Becker
Linwood
Norma Arching
Cadet Ave
Carrol Kaiser
Prairie Ave
Mary Harbaugh
Tonganoxie
Jana Prosser
Gulfport
Miss
Charles Prosser
Julia Skeet
Route 3
Sandra Rader
Claude Paymer
George Lowry
Roberta Ewing
James E. Anderson
N. H. St
Richard A. Wright
Bob Becker
Arthur J. Arching
Vacation Pak service for local happenings
Vacation Pak offers all local happenings while you are on vacation. Ask your Journal-World carrier salesman. No additional cost.
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Journal-World
Dodge to Offer New Small Car Dart Starts 1960 Model Year
Chrysler’s Dodge division confirms a new smaller car named the Dart to begin with the 1960 model year. It will be sold only by Dodge dealers, affecting Plymouth line allocations. The Dart features an 118 inch wheelbase, distinct styling, and will join a continuing 122 inch Dodge series in the low price field.
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Detroit
Dodge
Chrysler
M. C. Patterson
Patterson
Plymouth
Syracuse
N. Y
KU Men Attend 67th Engineering Educators Meeting
Dean John S. McNown of the School of Engineering and Architecture and five KU engineering faculty will attend the 67th annual meeting of the American Society of Engineering Educators in Pittsburgh June 15 to 19. Attending with the dean are Kenneth G. Desemer Richard T. Page Albert S. Palmerlee William P. Smith and Dwight F. Metzler.
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John S. McNown
School of Engineering and Architecture
American Society of Engineering Educators
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh University
Carnegie Institute of Technology
U. S
McNevwn
Kenneth G. Desemer
Richard T. Page
Albert S. Palmerlee
William P. Smith
Dwight F. Metzler
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James C. Morrow
Lawrence Lodge No
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Rt. Woreshipful
Elton Dark
Kieth Cloepfil
Dolph C Simons, JR
Atom
Germany
Nikita
Ter Eae
Mass
Tefft
Plan Centennial
Woods
Morton
Lawrence Memorial Co
Dwight Regnier
Hillcrest Eee Kiddieland
Fred Rumsey
Oscar, Ramsey
Ramsey
Funeral Home Ambulance Service
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