Jayhawks Set For Houston Meet At Texas Carnival
Ten Kansas University track stars will race in the Meet of Champions in Houston Texas led by Capt Cushman Alley Ashbaugh Beucher Davis Dotson Tague Williams and Paul. The KU squad winds up the season and prepares for the national meet at Berkeley while defending champions Kansas rides a five straight Milwau kee title streak and ten straight Big Eight outdoor crowns.
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Jayhawks
Houston
Tex
Kansas University
Bill Easton
Cliff Cushman
Bill Alley
Darwin Ashbaugh
Terry Beucher
Gordon Davis
Bill Dotson
Bob Tague
Charlie Pes
Paul Williams
Billy 8
Kansas
Berkeley
Calif
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Death probe continues in Excelsior Springs girl case
Eight people were questioned and one given a lie detector test as authorities investigate the death of 13 year old JoAnne Wyse found near Excelsior Springs. Police believe she was murdered and possibly raped. The body was discovered near a log cabin home formerly occupied by her parents.
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Excelsior Springs, Mo
Excelsior Springs
JoAnne Wyse
Clay County
R. E. McDowell
Cecil Floyd
Harry Wyse
Deaths: Hathaway couple from Lecompton dies in Alabama crash
Funeral services for Mr and Mrs Boyd Leburn Hathaway both 70 of Lecompton will be held at 10 30 a m Thursday at Johnson Funeral Home Hutchinson. They were killed Saturday in a two car crash near Alexander City Alabama. A four year old child died in the other car. Survivors include four daughters Marie Medford Belton Missouri Gladys True Independence Missouri Pauline Anderson Lakewood California Hazel Doane Lecompton and a son Boyd Hathaway Jr Perry Georgia.
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Boyd Leburn Hathaway
Lecompton
Johnson
Hutchinson
Hathaways
Alexander City
Ala
Hathaway
Marie Medford
Belton
Gladys True
Independence
Pauline Anderson
Lakewood
Calif
Hazel Doane
Boyd Hathaway Jr
Perry, Ga
Funeral services for Harold Leigh held in Kansas City
Funeral services for Harold R. Leigh 53 of Kansas City Missouri, a former Lawrence resident, will be at 1 30 p m Thursday at Stine and McClure chapel. Graveside services follow at Oak Hill Cemetery with Rev M C Allen officiating. Leigh died in a one car accident on the Kansas Turnpike Monday.
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Harold R. Leigh
Kansas City
Lawrence
Stine and McClure
Gillham Plaza
Oak Hill Cemetery
Rev. M. C. Allen
Leigh
Kansas Turnpike
Acacia Lodge No 9 A F and A M Meeting Notice
Stated communication of Acacia Lodge No. 9 A F and AM at 7 30 p m Thursday June 9 invites Master Masons and includes Joseph K Gor butt W M and Marion J Estes secretary adj.
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Acacia Lodge No
Master Masons
Joseph K. Gor~butt
W. M. Marion J. Estes
Sec
World History Meeting At KU Heads Week of Lectures
A Conference of Teachers of World History meets at Kansas University with about 35 attendees. Sessions run Monday through Friday featuring guest lecturers Stanley R. Ross John L. Snell and John W. Snyder and KU historians O P Backus Thomas Gale and James E Seaver.
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Kansas University
Stanley R. Ross
Nebraska University
John L. Snell
Tulane University
John W. Snyder
Indiana University
O. P. Backus
Thomas Gale
James E. Seaver
Prof
Ross
Latin America
Snyder
Backus
Seaver
Snell
Gale
United States
World
Oil Firms Face Cubans Wrath in Soviet Oil Dispute
In Havana the government moves to deny dollar exchange to Standard of New Jersey Texaco and Shell after their refusal to refit Cuban refineries for Soviet crude. The three firms were allotted 300000 tons each, potentially forcing operation at loss or shutdown. Cuba seeks to save 24 million dollars annually in oil imports with Soviet sugar pact.
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Havana
U. S
Standard of New Jersey
Texaco
Cuban Petroleum Institute
Cuba
British Shell
Fidel Castro
Dollar Exchange
Institute
RockefellerCriticizes U S Defenses After Washington Breakfast
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller in Washington at a breakfast meeting with President Eisenhower delivered a sweeping critique of U S defense. He said long range missiles are fewer and more vulnerable than Russia's, bombers operate from under 50 identified bases, and Polaris submarines are not yet operational with only two ready by 1961.
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Washington
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Eisenhower
U. S
U.S
Russia
America
Carlson Seeks Two New Federal Judgeships for Kansas
Senator Frank Carlson plans an amendment to the omnibus judge ship bill to add two federal judges for Kansas instead of one. The House Judiciary Committee approved the bill Tuesday and Carlson expects passage this session.
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Topeka
Frank Carlson
Kansas
House
Judiciary Committee
Lawrence bankers attend annual KU clinic for bank leaders
Lawrence financiers from Douglas County institutions join state and national bankers at the Kansas University clinic. Attendees include G M Clem and Harold R Scheve from Douglas County State Bank and Warren Rhodes from First National Bank. The event, sponsored by Kansas Bankers Association and others, features sessions, entertainment, and a closing luncheon at the KU Union Building.
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Kansas Bankers Association
Kansas University Union
John Ripley
Topeka
L. M. Schwartz
Citizens State Bank
Paola
Robert C. Bowen
American Bankers Association
New York City
Monroe Kimbrel
First National Bank
Thomson, Ga
Journal-World Photo
Lawrence
Douglas County State Bank
G. M. Clem
Harold R. Scheve
Warren Rhodes
H. D. Flanders
Kelvin Hoover
E. B. Martin
Lawrence National
Harold Wiseman
Junius Underwood
Norman White
John P. Peters
Bank Management Commission
Kansas State Banking Department
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Kansas University
Kansas
Kansas State University
Evans
Jeanne
Kansas City
Epsilons
Nickelodeon
KU Union
Lloyd B. Ferrell
Ferrell
First National Bank of
Kansas Union
Gertrude Sellards Pearson
Driver Dies Here During the Night
A 50-year-old Meridian Mississippi truck driver Everett Patrick Adams was found dead in his Hotel Eldridge room. Coroner says natural causes. time of death not given. Adams, employed by North American Van Lines, picked up furniture in Lawrence and planned to head to California. Body at Cooper-Warren Mortuary. funeral arrangements incomplete. Survived by wife and daughter.
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Meridian
Miss
Eldridge
Byron Walters
Everett Patrick Adams
Adams
Lawrence
California
Cooper-Warren Mortuary
Boyd to Visit Tuesday And Speak at Banquet
McDill Boyd Republican candidate for Kansas governor will visit Lawrence Tuesday to address the Douglas County Boyd for Governor club at 6 30 p m at the Hotel Eldridge. Morris Kay leads the local group and the public is invited. He arrives from a Wyandotte County campaign stop and will depart for Linn County after spending the day in Lawrence.
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McDill Boyd
Kansas
Lawrence
Douglas County
Eldridge
Morris Kay
Boyd Group
Boyd
Wyandotte
Eudora
Phillipsburg
Linn County
Kansas State University
Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas Press Association
Kansas Day Club
Theighway Association
Emergency Board Urges Five Cent Rail Wage Increase
A presidential emergency board recommended a five cent hourly wage rise for 650,000 nonoperating railroad workers effective July 1, with health and welfare improvements to replace a further general raise as contracts with 11 unions expire. The plan, not binding, targets clerks and maintenance staff, while unions and management will study the proposal.
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Washington (P
Eisenhower
George Leighty
Railway Labor Executives Assn
St. Louis
Theodore Short
Chicago
Carriers
NORAD drills in six hour full dress alert
Exercise Desk Top III ran six hours of maximum situation attack to train NORAD crews across the United States and Canada and the seaward approaches. The scenario included simulations of ICBMs and 698 enemy bombers over NORAD’s 100 million square mile area. Cotton, tobacco and fruits and vegetables are described as top South crops.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
North American Air Defense Command
United States
Canada
NORAD
Naismith Drive Parking Ban Heads Toward Sept. 1
At the city commission meeting three residents from the 1800 block on Naismith Drive pressed for parking relief but the panel kept the ban on street parking, set to take effect Sept. 1, to maintain a safe route to KU.
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Naismith Drive
City Commission
Clarence F. Krey
Stafford
John Weatherwax
Naismith
Kansas University
Holiday Hills
West Lawrence
California Street
Sixth
Grandview Heights
California
County Commission
West ‘Hills
Illinois Street
Memorial Stadium
University
Stratford Road
Sunset Drive
West Hills Water Tower
Highway Patrol opens 10 week training at KU for nine recruits
Nine men began a 10 week program at Kansas University to join the Kansas Highway Patrol. Capt A C Bush leads training including traffic control firearms pursuit driving accident investigation physical conditioning and judo plus Kansas law and history. Patrol superintendent Harvey Schmedemann said the intake will reach 225 officers. Recruits are Terry Cupps Wichita Richard Adams Wichita Richard Hutcher son Troy Derrence Karnes Hoxie Van Bly Augusta Sherwin Stielow Great Bend Richard Dunbar Winfield John Connell y Hays Bernard Hammer smith Hays.
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Kansas University
Kansas Highway Patrol Force
Kansas
A. C. Bush
Harvey Schmedemann
Terry Lee Cupps
Richard Lee Adams
Wichita
Richard Dean Hutcherson
Troy
Derrence Logan Karnes
Hoxie
van Levern Bly
Augusta
Sherwin S. Stielow
Great Bend
Richard Leon Dunbar
Winfield
John William Connelly
Bernard J. Hammersmith
Hays
Memorial Hospital Births Include Several Newborns Across Town
The list records multiple births and new arrivals at Memorial Hospital. Names include Mrs Connie Trimmell and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Douglas with a son, Mr and Mrs Wayne Hattabaugh with a daughter, and others from Florence to Osceola. Details show parent names and street addresses.
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Connie Trimmell
Robert Porter
Florence
S. C
Margaret Douglas
A. le
Virginia Ruth
Winona
Carmie Niemeyer
DeSoto
Cressie Behym
N. H
Ernest Anthony
Ala
Judith Hearn
Pamela Reese
Sunflower
Sharon Sutton Perdue
Walnut
Melvin Lange
Tonganoxie
Lloyd Douglas
R. I
Wayne Hattabaugh
R. Y
Journal- World Ad Promises Daily Vacation Fun
Advertisement urges readers to subscribe to the Journal- World for daily news during summer, providing a phone number VI3-1000 for contact and signifying a strong local publication promotion.
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Journal- World
Local Girl Seriously Hurt In Bicycle Collision
An 11 year old Lawrence girl Karen Dingman of 1803 Mass Ave suffered cuts and bruises in a bicycle car crash at 19th and Ind Streets just before 9 am. The bicycle driven west collided with a car driven east by 25 year old Melba Mangan of Sunnyside when the girl began turning into a high school parking lot.
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Lawrence
19Th
Ind Sts
Karen Dingman
Mass. St
Melba Mangan
Sunnyside
School Board approves equipment purchases and repairs
Board approves purchases from Brodhead-Garrett Co for 535 and White Sewing Center for 749.85 and a seab coating project on Louisanna Street in Broken Arrow Park for 521.71. Vouchers totaling 163,064.80 from the general fund and 27,430.86 from the building fund are approved. Dick Johnson outlines proposed summer maintenance and remodeling plans.
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WJHS
Brodhead-Garrett Co
White Sewing Center
Louisanna Street
Broken Arrow Park
Dick Johnson
Alfred J. Stokely Named President of Stokely-Van Camp
Alfred J. Stokely of Indianapolis has been elected president and chief operating officer of Stokely-Van Camp, Inc. He succeeds H. F. Krimendahl as vice chairman and assistant CEO. The firm, celebrating its 100th anniversary in 1961, markets Van Camp's Pork and Beans and Stokely's Finest products with plants in Lawrence, Kansas. Stokely joined the company in 1938 and rose to executive vice president in 1956.
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Alfred J. Stokely
Indianapolis
Ind
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc
United States
William B. Stokely, Jr
Stokely-Van Camp
H. F. Krimendahl
van Camp
Stokely’s Finest
Pict Sweet
Lawrence
Kan
Stokely
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Mont
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