Whitney Accused By Soviet Paper Of Telling Lies
Izvestia in Moscow accused U S Ambassador John Hay Whitney of lying about the Soviet press. Whitney defended press freedom in Britain, while Izvestia named Soviet outlets as propaganda tools and questioned Western freedoms in contrast.
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Whitney
London
Izvestia Today
John Hay Whitney
U.S
Britain
British Press’ Association
Soviet Union
Izvestia
Defense witnesses clash over rape case details in Florida trial
The trial centered on a 19 year old coed allegedly attacked by four white youths after a night out. Testimony described knife and a public safety item used to threaten her as she was led away. Defendants and witnesses offered varied accounts amid a tense courtroom.
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Sheriff's Office
Florida
W. May Walker
Maudine Reeves
Willian T. Collinsworth
Walker
David Ervin Beagles
Beagles
Ollie Stoutamire
Patrick
Gene) Scarborough
Houston
Tex
Air Force
Harry Smith
Tallahassee
Williams D. Hopkins
Jimmy Cooper
Cooper
U S must stay alert as world rivals close in on leadership
In this column by Dolph C. Simons a warn of complacency in American life and industry. He argues education industry and wages rise but rivals in Europe Japan and Russia sharpen competition and threaten U S dominance. He urges continued hard work to maintain leadership.
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Japan
Russia
Journal-World Plans Vacation Package or Mail Away Service
The Journal-World outlines vacation options including a mail away and a vacation package. Details describe how readers can sign up for reduced-rate or bundled delivery while away, ensuring continued access to the paper.
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The
Journal-World
Adv
Youthful pair held for trying to burn parents
In Jackson Michigan a 15 year old girl Doreen Baker and 12 year old Bruce Baker were held in juvenile detention after police say they tried to kill their parents by dousing them with gasoline and setting a fire while they slept. The parents Mr and Mrs Sterling Baker were awoken by flames. Mrs Baker suffered extensive burns and the husband was severely burned.
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Jackson, Mich
Doreen Baker
Bruce Baker
Jackson County
Sterling Baker
Windshield Hit by Pellet Vandal Near 9th and Locust
Herman C. Kuester reports a pellet gun shot at his car around 9th and Locust Sts, causing a small windshield crack valued at 100 dollars. Police also logged a hub cap theft from Harrison Van Hedrick Jr., 1318 14 N H St, valued at 30 dollars with theft notes inside.
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Herman C. Kuester
Route 2
9Th
Locust Sts
Kuester
Harrison van Hedrick Jr
N. H. St
Kansas City
Lincoln Park Softball Showdown St Johns vs Guadalupe
St. John's meets Guadalupe of Topeka at Lincoln Park for a Sunday 8 p.m. softball clash. The game features two local programs continuing their season at the park.
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St. John’s
Guadalupe of
Topeka
Lincoln Park
Richard Key 84 dies. services set in Lawrence
Richard Key 84 of 311 Mo. St. dies at home after 55 years in Lawrence. A brick and stone mason, he will be laid to rest after funeral services at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Rumsey Funeral Home conducted by Rev. Robert Freitag. Burial follows at Oak Hill Cemetery. Survivors include his wife Katherine, two daughters May Key and Mary Elliott, a son Rev. Eira R. Key, a sister Hannah Hutchin, and three grandchildren.
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Richard Key
Mo. St
Lawrence
Rumsey Funeral Home
Robert Freitag
Oak Hill Cemetery
Katherine
Miss May Key
Mary Elliott
Eira R. Key
Midland
Mich
Hannah Hutchin
Bertha Gillespie 75 Perry resident dies in Kansas
Mrs. Bertha Belle Gillespie, 75, of Perry, died Friday evening at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after moving to Perry to live with her brother. Born Oct 6, 1883 in Ottawa, she had been a Kansas City Kansas resident for about 50 years. Funeral services at 2 p m Monday at Perry Methodist Church, with Rev. Walter Simpson and Rev. Orville Evans. Rumsey Funeral Home arranging. A praveside service will be at Oak Ridge Cemetery in Perry by the Order of the Eastern Star. Survivors include her brother.
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Bertha Belle Gillespie
Perry
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Kan
Ottawa
Hyacinth Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Perry Methodist Church
Walter Simpson
Orville Evans
Rumsey
KU Professor Debuts Tonight in New York Carnegie Hall
KU piano professor Roy Hamlin Johnson makes his New York debut at Carnegie Recital Hall after a celebrated Rochester alumni concert. Critics praised his Ravel and Balakirev performances, noting his technical mastery and musical sensitivity. Johnson studied in France under Fulbright with Enesco and Yves Nat.
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Kansas University
New York City
Carnegie Recital Hall
Roy Hamlin Johnson
University of Rochester
van Cliburn
Rochester University
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Harvey Southgate
Johnson
Ravel
Balakirev
Southgate
Rachmaninoff
Russia
Lawrence
France
George Enesco
Yves Nat
Paris Conservatoire
Court notices list multiple traffic and minor assault charges
In the Courts Police court Ruth Mervine of 334 Locust St faces assault and fine. Edward Bryant of Kansas City Kan charged with loitering and fine. with $5 suspended. County Court lists William Steenbock Longford driving left of center and costs. Clo bert Kent Noble Eudora speeding. Bobby Darrell Smith 1101 Pa St vehicle registration issues. Wilford Wayne Qousdahl Route 3 speeding. Frank A White 1732 W 21st St passing in no passing zone. Alf Oleson Eudora speeding. David William Sturdy Baldwin improper passing on the right. Paul Jerome Heider 500 W Ith St passing in no passing zone.
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Ruth Mervine
Locust St
Edward Bryant
Kansas City
Kan
Donna
William Henry Steenbock
Longford
Clobert Kent Noble
Eudora
Bobby Darrell Smith
Pa. St
Wilford Wayne Qousdahl
Frank A. White
W. 21St St
Alf Oleson
David William Sturdy
Baldwin
Paul
Jerome Heider
W. Ith St
Journal-World Classified Ad Delivery Note
A brief notice urges readers to send the Journal-World to their summer address and provides a phone number for advertising inquiries.
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Journal- World
Memorial Hospital Admissions List
Memorial Hospital reports admissions including Eunice Roberts at 1616 N H St Ernest Harris at 1440 Perry St Jeanette Mitchell Route 2 Elmer Brinkman 212 E 14th St Mayme Sechler Staff Village Anna Marquardt 2000 Vt St Allyne Thornton Route 3 Robert Carr 1310 Ky St Betty Caraveau and baby Gary Walker Tong Anxie Cecil Freeman Tonganoxie Wilma Richardson 918 La St.
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Eunice Roberts
N. H. St
Ernest Earl Harris
Perry St
Jeanette Mitchell
Elmer H. Brinkman
E. 14Th St
Mayme Sechler
Anna Marquardt
Vt. St
Allyne Thornton
Robert Carr
Betty Caraveau
Baby Boy
Gary Walker
Cecil Freeman
Wilma Richardson
la. St
Man threatens riot with World War II grenade at Detroit cafe
Police rush to a Detroit restaurant after Andrew Reese 52 places a hand grenade on the counter during a 1 am coffee order. He is booked on investigation of inciting a riot as customers flee. The grenade is harmless. Reese says it is a WWII souvenir.
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Detroit
Andrew Reese
Reese
Rese
Watercolor Classes Offered by Recreation Commission
Playgrounds contact playground directors about study subjects including landscapes still life water scenes and portraits Watercolor classes for adults sponsored by the Recreation Commission will be taught this summer by John Garcia Ten lessons comprise the course Enrollment at 7 30 p m Monday in the Community build The class is suitable for beginners or more advanced and can be registered for by phone VI 3 7122 Classes run 5 30 to 7 30 p m Monday and Thursday Equipment needed is paints water container pencil eraser brushes and paper.
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The
Recreation Commission
John Garcia
Anchor Savings Figure Injured in Car Wreck
Clarence T. Rice, 78, of Lake Quivera Kansas retired president and director of Anchor Savings and Loan Association, was injured in a one car crash on US 59 near the Douglas Franklin county line. He fainted from heat, drove off the road, and was taken to Ottawa hospital after the vehicle was declared a total loss. Rice heads offices in Lawrence Ottawa and Kansas City.
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Anchor Savings
Clarence T. Rice
Lake Quivera
Kan
Anchor Savings and Loan Association
Douglas-Franklin Counties
Lawrence
Rice
P. W. (Buck) Jones
Baldwin
Jones
Ottawa
Kansas City
New Air Defense Plan Draws Mixed Senate Reactions
Washington reports the administration's new air defense plan shifts from bomber defense to missile threat, cutting Nike Hercules and Bomarc funding while boosting Nike Zeus. Senator Russell praised overall, Jackson called it ridiculous, Symington warned of waste, and other lawmakers pressed for testimony as details await later briefing.
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Washington
Army
Air Force
Henry M. Jackson
Dwash
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
McElroy
Symington
Francis Case
R-Sd
John Stennis
D-Miss
Senate
McElfroy
Eisenhower
Congress
Russell
Senate Appropriations Committee
First U.S. Oil Wells Open in Titusville 1859
The first oil wells in the United States were drilled at Titusville Pennsylvania in 1859 marking the start of the American petroleum era.
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United States
Titusville
Card of Thanks from Mrs Florence Demeritt
I extend thanks to my many friends for the cards gifts and kindnesses while I was in the hospital and since my return home. Mrs Florence Demeritt.
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Florence Demeritt
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