Macmillan urges stepwise disarmament toward peace
News of Macmillan at Johns Hopkins and Eisenhower attendance highlights a call for gradual world disarmament starting with controlled measures for nuclear and conventional weapons. He warned against awaiting a summit and stressed building confidence through limited testing and negotiation. Eisenhower and Macmillan then flew to Baltimore for the Johns Hopkins commencement.
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Baltimore
Gps
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Johns Hopkins University
Eisenhower
Western World Alliance
United States
Britain
de Pauw University
Greencastle
Ind
Milton Eisenhower
Washington
White House
Lions Club Studies Plan for KU Eye Center
At a Lions convention in Topeka a proposal to form a Lions Club foundation for research and eye pathology at the Kansas University Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas was presented. The plan aims to train eye doctors and advance eye research with an eye bank as a minor component. Dr Albert Lemoine Jr head of the KU Medical Center Eye Department spoke on the need for research and investigative centers.
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Lions Club Foundation
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Kas
Topeka
Albert Lemoine Jr
EU Medical Center
Deaths and Funerals Findley P Graham
Findley P. Graham 68 of 800 Ky St died Monday evening at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. He operated Graham Photographic Studio 1947 57 and retired last year. Born March 16, 1890, in Hiawatha, he was WWI veteran and member of American Legion Kiwanis Club and First Methodist Church. Funeral 11:30 p m Wednesday Rumsey Funeral Home Rev Albert Bramble officiating. Burial in family mausoleum Fall City Neb. Survived by wife Grace, son Robert R. Graham of Ann Arbor, three grandchildren and sister Grace Anderson of Hiawatha. Washington J. Lewis 79 died Sunday night at Santa Fe Hospital Topeka. longtime Santa Fe Railroad employee. Funeral 11 a m Wednesday Shiloh Baptist Church Topeka Dr Albert A Lampkins to officiate. Burial Mount Hope Cemetery Ottawa. Born and raised in Ottawa. Leona Lewis son Byron Lewis and six grandchildren and cousins listed. Kevin Scott Harwood 214 died Monday morning at home. Funeral 10 a m Wednesday Rumsey Funeral Home Rev Dale Turner to officiate. Burial Qakhil Cemetery. Family requests no flowers. contributions to Heart Fund.
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Findley P. Graham
Ky. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Graham Photographic Studio
Hiawatha
American Legion
Kiwanis Club
First Methodist Church
Rumsey
Albert Bramble
Fall City
Neb
Grace Graham
Robert R. Graham
Ann Arbor
Mich
Grace Anderson
Washington J. Lewis
Santa Fe
Topeka
Santa Fe Railroad
Shiloh Baptist Church
Albert A. Lampkins
Mount Hope Cemetery
Ottawa
Leona Lewis
Byron Lewis
James R. Wiliams
N. J. St
James H. Anthony
Ruth Anthony
Kevin Scott Harwood
Winston B. Harwood
Barker Ave
Rumsey Funeral Home
Dale Turner
Kevin
Kat
Qakhil
Heart Fund
Lawyer Reports on School Issue in Douglas County Court
Olin Petefish, attorney for the Lawrence School Board, outlined a suit filed by Common School District 55 (India School) seeking adjustment of property rights after annexation of district territory by Lawrence. District 55 still owes about 98,000 of a 126,000 bond issue plus interest. District 55 asks the Douglas County Court to rule in its favor. The board accepted resignations of Garvin Gillum and Dorothy Dean. New contracts were approved for 10 teachers across elementary, junior high, and senior high levels and four classroom equipment purchases totaling 11,913 from low bidders.
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Olin Petefish
Lawrence School Board
India School
Lawrence
Douglas
Garvin Gillum
Dorothy Dean
Germany
Gillum
Dean
Janice Carey
Virgie Ella Pine
Bonita Traube
Yergie Frazier Langston
Marilee Fisher
Mia. Jo Ann Putnam
Helen Shinn
Christien Berneking
LeRoy A. Cornelien
Lois Mae James
Argentine Airliner Crashes After Takeoff from Rio
An Argentine airliner with 22 aboard crashed shortly after takeoff from Rio de Janeiro International Airport for Buenos Aires. A spokesman said there were no fatalities. The plane had arrived earlier in the day from Europe.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Rio
Buenos Aires
Ewope
Kremlin Rival Suslov Seen Losing Ground in Power Shakeup
Signs Krushchev may be purging Mikhail Suslov, a top Kremlin theoretician, as absence from public appearances and key posts suggest a fall in authority. Replacements in propaganda and a May summit exit underscore deteriorating influence.
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Thomas P. Whitney
Moscow
Nikita Krushchev
Kremlin
Mikhail Suslov
Suslov
Soviet Communist Party
Central Committee
Khrushchev
F. V. Konstantinov
L. F. Ilyichev
Konstantinov
Krunchchev
Bul
Community Summer Programs Plan At Central Park
National staffed playgrounds offer active and quiet games arts and crafts hikes nature study baton twirling vocal music and folk dancing plus carnivals talent shows and a July 4 celebration. The summer arts program runs June 16 to July 11 for elementary and junior high students. supervised by John Garcia with six staff. Teenage activities include twilight softball, mixed volleyball, library book wagon co sponsored by the Library Jaycees City Schools and Recreation Commission, story hour and a summer reading program. Fishing contests occur Saturdays from 9 to noon with Sportsman’s Club supervision. fish are weighed measured and awarded. Baton twirling taught by Miss Nancy Shirk for younger students. The effort supports President Eisenhower’s call for a broad summer fitness program benefiting area youngsters.
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Commission
John Garcia
Central Park
Library
Jaycees
City Schools and Recreation ‘Commission
AAU
Sportsman’s Club
Nancy Shirk
Recreation Commission
Eissenhower
Entry Action Requested For Jaycee Junior Golf
Jaycee Junior Golf in Lawrence invites entrants for the Lawrence Junior of Commerce tournament at Lawrence Country Club. Non boys only, eligibility beyond August 15, two winners advance to state tourney in July, four state winners go to national in August. No entry fee.
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Jaycee
Lawrence
Lawrence Country Club
Atate
Medic Into Service Mighty Quickly
Sixteen hours after receiving his medical degree, Dr. Lawrence Higgins, 26, helped deliver a baby in South Kingston Rhode Island. Jacques and Mrs Dela Porte of Hope Valley were en route to Wakefield’s South County Hospital when they stopped at Higgins’ home for a doctor. The 1 15 pound boy arrived. mother and child are reported fine. Higgins earned his degree from Tufts Medical School Boston and will begin internship at Rhode Island Hospital July 2.
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South Kingston
Lawrence
Higgins
Jacques H. Dela Porte
Hope Valley
South County Hospital
Wakefield
Tufts Medical School
Boston
Rhodgsland Hospital
KU Athletic Board Names New Members and Retains Alumni
The Kansas University Athletic Board announces additions and renewals ahead of the June 16 meeting. New faculty: Charles Oldfather and Calvin VanderWerf join. other faculty include Albert Kitzhaber Charles Leonne Henry Schenk Albert Palmerlee with ex officio leaders Murphy Woodruff Lonborg Nitcher. New student member John Downing and former student body president Robert Billings join, plus alumni member Paul Masoner. Existing alumni renewals include Wilbur Shaffer Milton Miller Roy Edwards Art Weaver and Robert Kirk.
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Kansas University Athletic Board
Charles Oldfather
Calvin Vander- Werf
Albert Kitzhaber
Charles Leone
Henry Schenk
Albert Palmerlee
Franklin D. Murphy
L. C. Woodruff
A. C
Longborg
Keith Nitcher
John Downing
Kansas City
Robert Billings
Russell
Paul Masoner
Great Bend
Wilbur Shaffer
Milton Miller
Topeka
Roy Edwards
Art ‘Weaver
Lawrence
Robert Kirk
Wichita
President Promises Jobs If Trade Bill Passes
President Eisenhower told Congress that a Democratic backed reciprocal trade extension bill could boost jobs and prosperity across agriculture, industry, and labor. The president endorsed the five year tariff-cut authority in a letter to House Ways and Means Chairman Wilbur Mills amid Republican opposition. Backers sought a 20 to 30 vote edge in Wednesday’s roll call.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
House
Wilbur Mills
Dark
Ways and Means Committee
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Massachusetts
Marriage Licenses Reported for Several Couples
Marriage licenses issued include John M. High and Mary E. Nelson both of Topeka. I B Love and Hazel Brighthill, Topeka. Ronald Baker of DeSoto and Barbara Ann Watson of Bonner Springs. Michael P. Jones of Lawrence and Melisande Elizabeth Magus of Mission. Elwood Barclay Armstrong and Nancy Joanne Delop. Alden Verner of Lawrence and Beverly Sue Wright of Columbus.
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John M. High
Mary E. Nelson
Topeka
I. B. Love
Hazel Brighthill
Ronald Baker
DeSoto
Barbara Ann Watson
Bonner Springs
Michael P. Jones
Lawrence
Melisande Elizabeth Magus
Mission
Elwood Barclay Armstrong
Nancy Joanne Delop
Hahaas Dig
Alden Verner
Beverly Sue Wright
Columbus
Balyeat Seeks County Treasurer Post Here
Kent Balyeat, assistant manager of the Hotel Eldridge, announced today his candidacy for county treasurer as a Democrat. He is the second Democrat to announce locally, with George Peppercorn seeking state representative and Bess Bennett a Republican candidate for treasurer. Balyeat, a Kansas native born in Blue Mound, has long worked in accounting, served in the Army Quartermaster Corps, and holds KU accounting credentials. He and wife Genevieve live at 941 Ky. St.
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Kent Balyeat
Eldridge
Balyeat
George Peppercorn
Bess Bennett
Edyth Norman
Bennett
Frank McDonald
Democratic Central Committee
Lawrence
Tanner-Mitchell Construction Co
Tan
U.S. Army
Quartermaster Corps
Kansan
Blue Mound
Kansas University
Masonic Lodge
American Legion
Sertama' “Club
New Dental Dean Named at KU School of Dentistry
G Robin son of Columbia Ohio is named dean of the University of Kansas City School of Dentistry succeeding the late Roy J Rinehart. Dr Robinson previously served as associate dean at Ohio State University dental school.
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Kansas City
University of Kansas
Caty
Hamilton’ G. Robinson
Columbia
Ohio
Robinson
Ohio State University
Roy .J. Rinehart
Courthouse Couple Fined For Speeding And Violations In County Court
In County Court Charles Stanley Hubbs of 1021 R J St was fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding. Charles Lee Williams Jr of Topeka was fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding. Arsene Edith Helm of Airport Inn was fined 11 dollars and costs for running a stop sign and for not having a driver’s license on her person.
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Charles Stanley Hubbs
R. J. St
Charles Lee Williams Jr
Topeka
Arsene Edith Helm
Airport Inn
Vacation Pack service note for on vacation readers
See your Journal World carrier or Ph VI 3 1000 to have a Vacation Pack saved for you while you re on vacation. Adv.
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Journal-World
KU Chancellor Praises Balance of Education and Athletics
Lawrence items report Chancellor Franklin Murphy received an honorary Doctor of Science at Nebraska University last Saturday in Lincoln Coliseum. He noted KU administrators drew a larger crowd than Wilt Chamberlain, highlighting a balance between academics and sports.
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Nebraska ‘University
Franklin Murphy
NU Coliseum
Murphy
Wilt Chamberlain
Attack Fatal At Fort Leavenworth Claims General Roe
Brig. Gen. Forrest L. Roe, 56, of Kokomo Indiana, died at a New York hospital after a heart ailment. He served at Fort Leavenworth and died following the attack. The death ends a long military career with postings across the service. Funeral arrangements were not immediately announced.
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FT. Leavenworth
Forrest L. Roe
Kokomo
Ind
Ny Hospital
Hospital admissions list and births at Memorial Hospital
A Memorial Hospital admissions list includes numerous residents such as Ruth Bonskowski Ottawa, Mary Brownlee Rowe 2, Ethel Wotan Eudora, Calla Diedrich Eudora, Beatries Buller 1618 Del St, Mildred Robinson 82 Maple Lane, Wanda Gonuslin 1013 Del S J, Rebecca Coan 2114 Mitchell Rd, Laura Tipton 24 Perry St, Dick Fisher Baldwin, Joan Akin 1527 W 6th St, Lloyd Reusch 716 Locust St, Michael Sillix 501 Dakota St, Richard Sweeney 1703 W 6th St, Helen Schwaim Baldwin, Seneva Coffelt 317 Maple Lane, Mary Cooper 2009 Learnard Ave, Judy McAlexander Oskaloosa, Judy Luckfield 1101 Ind St, Inez Bishop 724 Conn St, Buford Kirby 915 W 20th Terr, Theda Kepple Baldwin, Ste vent Nafus Tonganoxie, Alice King 773 Hickory St, James White Tonganoxie, Larry Jennings Basehor, Gary Cooper 2008 Learnard Ave, Marjorie Flory Baldwin, Leslie Reber 2142 Owens Lane, Arcell a Reusch and baby boy 1810% Till St, Ginger Ireland De Soto, Michael Sillix 501 Dakota St, Berenice Asher 2024 Tenn St, baby girl King 628 N 4th St. BIRTHS Mr and Mrs Clark Coan 2114 Mitchell Rd a son Monday.
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Ruth Bonskowski
Ottawa
Mary Brownlee
Rowe 2
Ethel Wotan
Eudora
Calla Diedrich
Beatries Buller
del. St
Mildred Robinson
Maple Lane
Wanda Gonuslin
del. S J
Rebecca Coan
Mitchell Rd
Laura Tipton
Perry St
Dick Fisher
Baldwin
Joan Akin
W. 6Th St
Lloyd Reusch
Locust .St
Michael Sillix
Dakota St
Richard Sweeney
Helen Schwaim
Seneva Coffelt
Mary Cooper
Learnard Ave
Judy _McAlexander
Oskaloosa
Judy Luckfield
Ind. St
Inez Bishop
Conn
Buford Kirby
W. 20Th Terr
Theda Kepple
Steven Nafus
Tonganoxie
Alice King
Hickory
James White
Larry Jennings
Basehor
Gary Cooper
Marjorie Flory
Leslie Reber
Owens
Owens Lane; Mrs. Arcella Reusch and Baby Boy, 1810% Till. ‘St
Ginger Ireland
County Tax Deadline Updates and Mill Rates
County residents increasingly claim vehicles for personal property assessments, boosting the tax rolls. Unpaid taxes by deadline trigger warrants sent to the sheriff for collection. Lawrence residents face a 72.79 mill total with North Lawrence at 13.79 due to drainage district assessments, and taxes may rise when the new bill is released in August. Payments by mail are advised, including the bill and a check. fines rise as deadlines near. Collecting taxes this year has been easier than in the past.
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Gether
Sheriff's Office
Lawrence
North Lawrence
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