Kansas expected to contend in Berkeley meet despite numbers
Kansas coach Easton remains optimistic about the Jayhawks finishing among the top three or four at the NCAA track meet in Berkeley. He cites key athletes like Tidwell, Alley, Cushman, Beucher, Mills, Dotson, Olson, and Williams while noting KU’s small squad versus West Coast powerhouses and the challenge of fielding 60 plus points to win the title.
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Bill
Easton
Jayhawk
Southern California
Jays
West Coast
Lincoln
Charlie Tidwell
Bill Alley
Cliff Cushman
Terry Beucher
Billy Mills
Bill Dotson
Dotson
Ken Olson
Paul Williams
Paul
Berkeley
Hollywood Turns to Affairs in Film Fare Amid Morality Clampdown
AP Movie TV writer notes a trend of adultery centered features in Hollywood as studios pursue adult themes. Films like Strangers When We Meet The Apartment Portrait in Black and Sons and Lovers display affairs with consequences, reflecting the code’s stance that adultery is not justified though punishments vary.
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Hollywood
Happy Town
Simone Signoret
Peyton Place
Bramble Bush
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
North
Frederick
Texas
Hill
Deep South
Kim Novak
Kirk Douglas
Kim
Kirk
Ford MacMurray
Shirley MacLaine
Jack Lemmon
Lana Turner
Anthony Quinn
Lloyd Nolan
Dean Stockwell
Heather Sears
Mary Ure
D. H. Lawrence
Coffins Sell For 25 Cents At Local Auction
Auction officials report coffins sold for a quarter each in a northwest Lyon County town. Among items were 20 wooden coffins once stored in a barn. The Simons family formerly ran a funeral home in Americus. A high school student carried off the 25 cent coffin and said, Now I have everything.
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Lyon County
May Crock Simons
Simons
Americus
Ex OU star denies taking pep pills in libel suit
Former Oklahoma fullback Dennis Morris testified he never used any form of pep stimulant during his Sooner career. Morris, now a Tulsa oil firm salesman, sues Fawcell Publications and Mid Continent News over The Pill that Can Kill Sports. Coached Bud Wilkinson denied authorizing barbiturates for players in a deposition read in court.
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Oklahoma City
University of Oklahoma
Sooners
Dennis Morris
Sooner
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
District Court
Wilkinson
Bandit Receives Service After Boulder Market Robbery
In Boulder, a man robbed a new supermarket and ordered cashier Opal Switzer to place all bills over a certain amount in a cardboard box. He left with a large box, telling the manager he had been taken care of and implying the operation went smoothly.
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Arkansas
Mississippi
Tennessee
Ole Miss
Ole Mise
Kansas University
Earl Falkenstien
Falkenstien
Texas Christian University
Boulder
Colo
Claude Meyers
Opal Switzer
Meyers
Post Surgery Deaths Linked to Patient Emotions
Miami Beach a P report notes surgeons delaying operations after patients declare they will die. Dr Eugene S Turrell says hopeless feelings may trigger fatal nervous system reactions and hinder healing post surgery. He urges addressing such emotions before procedures.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Marquette University
Eugene S. Turrell
Milwaukee
The
American Medical Assn
Turrell
Auto exports may rise but stay below imports in 1960
Detroit AP reports 1960 may be the best export year in five for American car makers though imports still outpace exports. AMA shows 46,214 passenger cars and 68,454 trucks shipped in Q1 1960 versus 33,439 cars and 48,938 trucks a year earlier, hinting at nearly 450,000 vehicles for the year.
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Detroit
Assn
AMA
Tanganooxie Social News Highlights Local Visitation and Events
Sunday guests included Mrs. C E DeTalent and Mrs L F Young from Kansas City. Numerous visits span Haviland Topeka Junction City Camp Washunga and Wichita with church activities, graduations at Nazarene Seminary, family dinners and cemetery services, plus revival meetings at the Friends Church.
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Frances Meyers
C. E. DeTalent
Kansas City, Mo
L. F. Young
Willard Black
Carolyn
Gary
Haviland
Doris Schenck
Topeka
Earl Schenck
Hubbel Hill Cemetery
John Whitaker
Kansas City
Kan
Will Somers
Milton E. Poth Jr
Elizabeth Campbell
The
Friends Church
State Lake
Stephen B. Ross
Nazarene Theological Seminary
Ross
Tonganoxie Friends Church
Congregational Church
Camp Washunga
Junction City
Dorothy
Pat
Calvin Quisenberry
Sharo
White
Donnie Love
Fred Littlefield
Kansas Yearly Meeting of Friends
Olathe Family Moves Into Alc Black Residence
Mrs. Kenneth Kruse and family of Olathe have moved into the alc Black residence. Kruse is manager of the Tonganoxie Lumber Co. Mrs. Gene Noble and children of Leavenworth were Thursday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilt Bowersox. Mrs. Bonnie Smith and Mrs. Irene Haas were in Kansas City Saturday.
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Lena Allison
Linwood
Earl Burroughs
Herman Kroge
Mae Stephenson
Ralph Stewart
Harry Gallagher
Mae Ness
Beaumont
Tex
Kenneth Campbell
Ada Keck
Maude Sullivan
Florida
Edith Brune
Jarbalo
Karl Peterson
Wichita
C. G. Peterson
Hubbel Hill Cemetery
Bob Johnson
Omaha
Neb
Anthony Budenosky
Marvin Wallace
Willis Wood
Dale Koch
Kansas City
Kan
L. W. Koch
Clifford Black
Kenneth Kruse
Olathe
Alc Black
Kruse
Tonganoxie Lumber Co
Gene Noble
Leavenworth
Wilt Bowersox
Bonnie Smith
Irene Haas
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