Pearson May Be Told Coordinating Policy
Washington Secretary of State Dulles will tell Canadian Foreign Minister Lester Pearson that the United States is prepared to join a plan to coordinate Western nations foreign policies. Pearson chairs a three man committee for NATO expansion beyond military duties. Dulles also plans talks with Sen. George and West German Chancellor Adenauer as Bonn debates a 590000 man force under NATO.
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Washington
Dulles
Lester B. Pearson
United States
Pearson
North Atlantic Treaty Organica+’tion
Hery
Sen. George
D-Ga
Hisenhower
NATO
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Adenauer Urges Vigilant Allies At Yale Luncheon
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer told Yale officials to stay vigilant despite friendly talk from the Soviet Union. He called Kremlin tactics dangerous and said Moscow remains unwilling to remove global tensions. He spoke at a Yale luncheon honoring him and received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree at commencement.
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New Haven
Conn
Wes
Conrad Avionauer
West Tutay
Adenauer
Kremlin
Board of Governors
Yale University
Posters Are Up in Lawrence Precinct Committee Chair
Judy Gorton has been chosen precinct committee chair in Lawrence's second precinct for the Federalist party. Other delegates include Carol Freeman and Myrna Louise White. Speakers covered political parties, county governments, civil defense, parliamentary procedure with local and state officials listing future talks.
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Judy Gorton
Thomas Gorton
Ul. St
Federalist
Lawrence
Carol Freeman
Glen E. Freeman
E. 19Th St
Myrna Louise White
Haskell
Clarence J. Hein
Governmental Research Center
Francis Roberts
State Commission of Revenue and Taxation
Topeka
Warren Paramore
Kim Giffin
K.U
Deaths and Funerals Emory James Dixon Dixon
Emery James Dixon 71 of Williamstown died Saturday at home. Rosary tonight at Rumsey Funeral Home in Lawrence. services from St. Theresa Catholic Church Tuesday at 9 am. Graveside at Parnell at 1 pm Tuesday. Survived by wife, one daughter, three sons Hershal and in Kansas City, a sister Mrs Aliie Hayworth of Moorcroft Wy.
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Emery James Dixon
Route 1
Williamstown
Rumsey
Lawrence
St. Theresa Catholic Church
Perry
John Quigley
Parnell
Hershal
Kansas City
Aliie Hayworth
Moorcroft
Executive Event Opens at K.U. Executive Program Debuts at Kanes University
The Second Annual Executive Pesefoprent Procorim opens at Kanes University led by Robert A Finney. It aims to train industrial executives in analytical thinking with daily lectures from speakers, starting with poetry by W Keith Weltmer. Notable guests include Robert N Anthony and Suppo Vo Smith, both Harvard and Washington University affiliates.
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Procorim
Kanes University
Robert A Finney
Humhotth
The
Kansas
Chanter of Commerce
Willapeener
College of Liberal Arts and
Scisences
W. Keith Weltmer
Procera
Robert N Anthony
Dssociate
Unnamed hospital admits numerous births and listed names
Memorial Hospital reports admissions and births including Mrs Exel McNamara and Mrs Aaa Lee among a long list of patients. Several entries note babies born to couples such as Mr and Mrs Ridgway and Mr and Mrs Schehrer with locations in Denver Oskaloosa and Kansas City.
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Exel McNamara
Lecompan
Jaeharak Tobler
Mc Louth
Kannady
Denver
Colo
Richard Turner
Aaa Lee
Route 4
George Anderson
Lecompton
James Tenpenny
Oskaloosa
Esther Jase
Wuns N. HW
Edythe Nightorgale
Maple Lane
Vicki Lo Goins
Willamsinch
Ben Slank
Ind
Dorothy Lingenfelser
Fay Pinder
St. Mes
Jelen Miller
Arthur Gainus
Kansas City
Rhe Donnelly
Stratford
Prs
Margaret Chambers
Mauss
Carolyn Brown
Tenn
Victor Ritter
Baldwin
Neem Sarmady
Cole
Norma Zirke
Hickman Mills
Ruby Coffman
Degroths
Farley
Donald Barnett
Garvard Faw
Edna Lee
Deborah Tubler
MrLouth
Irma Fine
Shirley Brouchard
Dora
Sirths Mir
Robert Ridgway
Atiom
John Pusher
Sunnyside
Mor
Perry Kitsmiler
Vincent Krause
Jack Schehrer
Bextay
Victim in Buck Creek area gunshot in fairly good condition
Mark Allen Krier a boy from Oskaloosa was listed in fairly good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a stray bullet struck him in the head while he rode in the front seat of a truck with his father near a pond on the Eugene O Tremble farm north of Buck Creek School. Hunters nearby are suspected of firing the shot as his family swam nearby.
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Mark Allen Krier
Mes
Elmer
Route 1
Oskaloosa
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Eugene O'Tremble
Buck Creek School
Kramer
Fishing at Douglas County State Bank fails
Lawrence chatter reports a bank night deposit box attempt at the Douglas County State Bank on Maas Street using a wire. Police Chief John H. gt says the scratch marks show no success as the box chute rejects entry and deposits ride downward. Local officials dispute flags at Baldwin and rumors swirl about Baker University leadership and Methodist Conference outcomes.
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Douglas County State—Bank
Maas
John HH Gt
Banik
Methodist Kansas
Lawrence
Albert F. Bramble
Baker University
Baldwn
Nelson P. Horn
Long Baker
Baldwin
Dana Dawson
Bramble
James J. , Nabors
Nabors
Ike Takes Steps After Major Surgery Beginning Recovery
A White House medical bulletin reports President Eisenhower began steps toward recovery 30 hours after major surgery. Secretary Miss Mary Caffrey misstated his temperature at 89 degrees, later corrected to 99.2 degrees, just above normal. An informal newsman poll shows most White House reporters still expect a potential second-term bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Caffrey
White House
James C. Hagerty
Miss Caffrey
Howard M. Snyder
Eisenhower
Local man injured in Lawrence car crash
Arthur C Longanecker 37 of 213 Lincoln St suffered minor injuries from a Saturday collision at 13th and N Streets. He was treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and released. Passenger in Willis A Conganecker 47 of 1237 Brook St vehicle that struck a parked car owned by Harry Lee Tryon 13th and Pa St. Police estimate vehicular damage at 375.
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Arthur C. Longanecker
Lincoln St
13Th
N. J. Sts
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Longanecker
Willis A. Conganecker
Brook St
Harry Lee Tryon
K U Graduate Dies In Navy Plane Crash
A Kansas University graduate Bruce T Bathurst of Kansas City Missouri was killed in a Navy Reserve training flight over Missouri. He piloted a FOFT jet from Ola Naval Air Station and crashed on a farm southeast of Whiteman Air Force Base near Sedalia. He was 28 and unmarried. Bathurst was a 1949 School of Business graduate and held multiple civic positions in Kansas City including JCs leader and Prudential agent.
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Kansas University
Bruce T. Bathurst
Kansas City
Naval Reserve
Missouri
Bathurst
Ola
Naval Air Station
Whiteman Air Force
Sedalia
Resere
School of Business
Prudential Insurance Company
Seventh Ward
Prudential Company
August Berger 84 Dies at Scott City
August W Berger a former Lawrence councilman and postal clerk died at a Scott City hospital after a stroke. He served 1935 to 1947 on the Lawrence City Council and chaired the Ways and Means committee. He is survived by two sons Carl and Robert, two grandchildren, and was a director of Lawrence National Bank. Funeral arrangements pending.
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August W. Berger
Scott City
Berger
Carl W. Berger
Seot City
R. T St
Lawrence
Elsie
Wass and Means
Lawrence National Bank
Scottish Rite
Carl
Robert A. Berger
Barker Ave
Barbara Ann Dieter
Char
Tito Greeted by huge Stalingrad crowd on Soviet tour
Tito of Yugoslavia arrives in Stalingrad with Khrushchev and Mikoyan. A 200000 strong mob surrounds the rail station as an American reporter Mrs Betty Mase is swept into Mikoyan's car. She describes the crowd as wildly enthusiastic and friendly. Similar scenes occur in Moscow and Leningrad on Tito's tour of the Soviet Union.
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Stalingrad
Tito
Yugoslavia
Nikita Khrushchev
A. I. Mikoyan
Betty Mase
Bronxville
N.Y
Mikoyan
Moscow
Leningrad
Soviet Union
Market at a Glance Shows Mixed Trends Across Commodities
Markets at a Glance notes higher stocks with a continued recovery, steady bonds, and mixed agricultural signals. Grain futures edge higher while livestock and hogs show varied price movement. cattle top around 23.50 with steers steady, hogs slow with mixed U.S. No. 1 to 3 ranges, and sheep market not established.
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U.S
K.C. Cash Grain
Kansas City
Byerley Trial Continued in Kansas City Bank Robbery Case
Byron Eugene Byerley, 19-year-old former University of Kansas freshman, the defendant in a Centerville bank robbery case, had his federal court trial continued until the fall term. He remains free on bond as the case proceeds.
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Mary Ann McGrew
Kansas University
Welmgton
Kansas City
Kas
Byron Eugene Byerley
University of Kansas
Byerley
Man Free
Bond
Centerville
KU Summer Session Enrollment Tops Two Thousand Five Hundred
The eight week Kansas University summer session opened with 2250 students enrolled and expected to reach 2500 with late enrollments. Lawrence campus hosts 1875 while 375 are at KU Medical Center in Kansas City. 1563 enrolled Friday and Saturday. 420 first timers and 1143 former students. Men outnumber women 1098 to 465 and Kansans far outnumber nonresidents. Meanwhile General Curtis LeMay asked Congress for 3.8 billion dollars to expand Strategic Air Command B52 bomber production, a figure that would exceed prior SAC budget estimates.
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Kansas University
James K. Hitt
Lawrence
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Hitt
K.U
Washington
Curtis E. LaMay
Senate Appropriations
Strategic Air Command
Chavez
D-Nm
LeMay
Defense Department
Card of Thanks for Dedication and Support
I express sincere gratitude to Rev Msgr Towle Drs Campbell and Shoaf Lawrence Memorial staff and the Angels of Mercy for devotion time courtesy and patience during my wife long illness. Thanks to neighbors friends coworkers for masses flowers sympathy cards generous donations and for the farewell remembrance at her final resting place.
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Msgr. Towle
Campbell and
Shoaf
Lawrence Memorial
Angeles of Mercy
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Yem
Lecomptor' Eub Church
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Norton
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Lecomy
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Russell Martin Reed
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Veterans Hospital
Lamb Funeral Home
Glen A. Hurlburt
Oakwood Cemetery
Thelma Reed
Dorothy , Sanders
Martin, Ore
Margaret Crossland
Waynesville
Rose Mosley
Bayard, N.M
Paul
David and
Raymond
Arn
Na Sew
Lawrence Lodge
Adolph Deplue
W. M
George W. Mole
Barnhart
Gadi
Memorial Hospital
Leo Williams
Williams
James Parsons
Ike
August Berger
CLC
LM OU Mere
Hartford
Les
Aac
1 ° Investment CO
Aecpert
K.C
New York
Close
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Allied
Allis
Am “Airline
Tel&Tel
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Atlas Pd
Avco Mfcaty
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
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Ford
Gen Motors
Goodyear
Gulf Oil
Homrestk
P&l
Marq
Minn
M&m
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Mont Ward
NY Central
Pea
Penney
Houltry
Proct & G
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RCA Ae
Broilers
Reyn
St Jos
F.o.b. Farm
St Reg
Trans Air
US Steel
KC. Livestock
USDA
For All
Jean Tome
Ionate
Douglas County State Bank
the Bank of Friendly Service
Mersber F.d.1.c
Ser. LeMay
Lawrence Industries
George Hedrick
WM. R. Terrell
Ninth and
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Kans
Hillcrest Shopping Center, Inc
M. R. Gill Agency
Mike Murphree
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