Strikes End For Aid Industry Amid Turmoil
In a wave of settlements and ongoing protests the Douglas Long Beach plant resumes after 17,000 workers return. Convair machinists settle a 9 day strike at Cape Canaveral while 10,000 Lockheed workers remain out at California missile plants.
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Los Angeles
Douglas
Long Beach
Calif
Florida
Convair
Cape Canaveral
The
International Assn. of
Lockheed
California
Sunnyvele Missile and Space
United Auto Workers
Air Force
Santa Monica
U S Population 1792 Million in 1960 Census Report
Washington AP shows the nation’s 1960 population about 179 million, up about 18 percent since 1950. Preliminary tallies from 50 states and D C indicate a gain exceeding 28 million, the largest decade increase in U S history.
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Washington
Census Bureau
District of Columbia
Dirksen Urges Respect for Eisenhower Japan Visit Fallout
Senate leader Paul Dirksen warned against politicizing Eisenhower's trip to Japan and the U2 incident. He cited Khrushchev apology talk and Paris interview claims as a lesson for Kennedy and Stevenson, while senators Johnson Symington Mansfield and Aiken weighed the politics and security implications. Rayburn supported canceling if safety risk arose.
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Japan
Senate
Dirksen
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Paris
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Russia
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Johnson
Kennedy
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Kishi
Aiken
Tokyo
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Death notice for John W. Alley former Lawrence resident
John W. Alley, 78, a former resident of Lawrence, died Tuesday in Denver. Graveside funeral services are scheduled for 2 p.m. Saturday at Oak Hill Cemetery with John Crowder in charge. Rumsey Funeral Home handles local arrangements. Survivors include two daughters, one son, a brother, two sisters, and six grandchildren.
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John W. Alley
Lawrence
Denver
Oak Hill Cemetery
John Crowder
Rumsey
Elsie Beasley
Washington, Kan
Jimmy Waterson
Kansas
Brink enters race for county office with Democratic support
Jarvis continues in the race as Democrats favor Brink as an outstanding candidate. Frank McDonald notes Brink’s caliber and readiness to serve the community, while Brink cites farming and business experience as qualifications for broader public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McDonald
Democratic Central Committee
Brink
County Receives 202,963 State Sales Tax Funds
Douglas County treasurer Bessie Bennett announced the office received 202,963 for distribution to county funds and schools. The annual sales tax fund is allocated once each year.
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Douglas County
Bessie Bennett
Schaake Seeks Third District County Commission Post
Clarence Schaake a Lawrence housing contractor filed Wednesday as a Republican candidate for Third District county commissioner. He is the fourth Republican and fifth candidate, joining Walter Kampschroder H C Murphree and Robert Schwanzfe. If elected he vows teamwork with two other commissioners and promises detailed minutes and public information.
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Clarence Schaake
Lawrence
Walter Kampschroeder
H. C
Mike) Murphree
Robert Schwanzfe
Delbert Richardson
Clinton
Kanvaka
Lecompton
Marion
Wakarusa
Willow Springs
Schaake
Elmer Ousdah
Douglas County
Chris Schaake
W. 9Th St
Don Schaake
The
Journal-World
Haskell Appropriation Efforts Advance in Congress
Haskell officials in Lawrence press a formal resolution to Washington for approval of the Haskell request. They work with Sen Carlson and Rep George to secure the appropriation. A student center progresses as temporary housing, aiming to maintain enrollment near 1,000 this spring despite potential building condemnations.
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Lawrence
Washington
Haskell
Sen. Carlson
Rep
George
Journal World Ad Request Note
A brief classified note invites readers to send the Journal-World to a summer address and provides a phone number VI3-1000 for advertising inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal- World
Hospital Notices of Births and Names Across Town
Memorial Hospital lists multiple births and mothers in Baldwin Tonganoxie Eudora Topeka and Ottawa with addresses. Entries include babies born Wednesday today and named parents such as Mr. and Mrs. Frank Purvis and Mr. and Mrs. James Hamm.
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Rachel Purvis
Baldwin
Hazel Bidwell
Lyon
Fred Wing
Tonganoxie
Virginia Kirk
Ohio
Charles Turner
Patrick Morgan
John Harris
N.H
Renate Lothholz
Eudora
Dorothy Hunter
Jean Jackson
Forrest
Annette Hamm
Verna Hunt
John Giele
Ala
Naomi Perdue
Ash
Michie Cummings
Saratoga
Leota Wyatt
Topeka
Carrie Ellis
Paula Knight
Wilma Reber
David Brown
Ottawa
Millie Kerby
Katherine Carr
Jean Henderson
Ellen Miller
Winona Garrett
Lillian Olson
N.J
Benjamin Bowen
A.L
John Scott
Ernest Anthony
Gerald Kirk
Calvin Boyer
Allan Weis
Frank Purvis
James Hamm
Merle Jackson
Courts docket list of criminal and divorce cases
County Court entry notes Elms fined 50 for drunken on a public highway and Burton fined 100 for driving with suspended license. Filed cases include Manlove, Evans, Transmeier, Kidd, Westgate, Chandler, Hornberger, Hartford, Kelly, and Owens matters.
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Dan Elms
Lawrence
Zack Burton
Virginia Ann Manlove
Carl Leon Manlove
Barbara June Evans
Clifford L. Evans
Juanita M. Transmeier
LeRoy E. Transmeier
Nellie Mae Kidd
Leon D. Kidd
Ellsworth A. Westgate
Joan Irene Westgate
Theita Lois Chandler
Ellis Roy Chandler
Mary Esther Hornberger
Herbert Hornberger
Ruby M. Hartford
Ralph H. Hartford
Davida F. Kelly
William T. Kelly
Irene Ruth Owens
Marion D. Owens
Matador Luis Miguel Dominguin Earned 2 Million From Bulls
The famed matador Luis Miguel Dominguin reportedly killed 2000 bulls in his career and amassed about 2 million dollars in earnings. He received a single payment of 30000 dollars for one corrida.
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Luis Miguel Dominguin
Chase and King Sentenced for Double Prison Escape
Convicts Carl Roy Chase and Jay Lea King, both serving long terms, were moved to Lansing state prison after a five day manhunt ending in Ottawa. They received an additional 20 year term under the habitual criminal act for grand larceny and illegal firearms possession, while already under 35 years for prior offenses.
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Carl Roy Chase
Jay Lea King
Lansing
Max Gilmore
Franklin County
Gilmore
Chase
Joe Ferns
Kansas University
Parsons
King
Ottawa
Hutchinson
Floyd Coffman
Homewood
H. C. Marrs
Kansas City
Erie
Kaw
Garnett
Sunflower
Eudora
Lawrence
Eugene Williams
Kenneth Harmon
Lyle Sutton
John Anderson
Anderson
Marrs
Mrs. McMillin Seeks Lawrence Court Clerk Seat
Mrs. June McMillin, a Democrat, announces candidacy for district court clerk. She is the second to run, following incumbent Republican Lucille Allison. Filing deadline is noon Monday.
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June McMillin
McMillin
Lucille Allison
Allison
Newell Genree
Washington
Lloyd L. Gaines
St. Gaines
Lawrence
Osaka protest violence as Eisenhower invitation scandal grows
About 15 000 students and labor union members clash near the Parliament building as violence flares over Prime Minister Kishi canceling Eisenhower invitation. One girl student dies and over 1 000 police and demonstrators are hurt amid chants against Kishi and the treaty.
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Parliament
Eisenhower
Kishi
Unday
Executives Complete Intensive KU Training Program
Four weeks of classes from 8:10 a.m. to 4:10 p.m. with 8 to 10 p.m. homework mark KU’s sixth annual Executive Development Program. Fourteen executives from diverse firms study policy administration human relations and finance under KU School of Business leaders.
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KU Business School
James Surface
School of Business
Jack D. Steele
Roger L. Singleton
L. Martin Jones
R. K. Lewis
Don V. Plantz
J. Glenn Barnhart
Natural Gas Pipeline Co
Chicago
W. Norman Castagna
Union LP Gas System, Inc
Iola
Horace A. Ensign
Kennecott Copper Corp
Salt Lake City
Utah
Richard S. Humphreys
Barton Salt Co
Hutchinson
Eldon D. Johnson
Mobile Air Materiel Area
Brookley Air Force Base
Ala
William J. Miller Jr
Security Benefit Life Insurance Co
Topeka
Howard L. McReynolds
Vendo Co
Kansas City
A. G. van Nortwick
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Wichita
William C. Wilson
Memphis Air Force Depot
Memphis, Tenn
Lawrence Dairy Princess Wins With Floral Bouquet
Sara highlighted in division for non Shirley Flory and Miss Sutton won the 14 and over division with baked custard. Judy and Janet Hornberger led the team demonstration with Golden Flake Salad as dignitaries including Bill Winfrey Fred Flory and Wesley Wulfkuhle attended the Lawrence event. Rodewald, born January 5 1941, graduated Baldwin High 1959 attended K State one year, worked in Manhattan this summer, and has milked cows since age five. She is a 4 H member for 13 years in county club work.
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Lawrence
Ohio St
Shirley Flory
Robert Flory
Sutton
Judy
Janet Hornberger
Charles Hornberger
Bill Winfrey
Topeka
Kansas Dairy Assn
Fred Flory
Route 5
KDA
District 1
Pure Milk Producers Assn
Wesley Wulfkuhle
Lecompton
Farm Bureau
Wulfkuhle
Miss Rodewald
Baldwin High School
K-State
Manhattan
Supreme Court Justices and Officials Elected in State
Nationalist and Federalist slate fill Supreme Court seats with Karen Anderson Gloria McFarland Karen Carey Nancy Dunham and Julia Wooldridge named. Nationalist contenders are Pamela Walley and Judith Hunt. Also tonight 156 county officials and lawmakers including Sandra Hayes Martha Allen Marilyn Hey and Roxana Kanzig are installed.
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Sandra Hayes
N. Y. St
House of Representatives
Smokey Hill County
Martha Allen
Miss. St
Neosho County
Marilyn Hey
Baldwin
Roxana Kanzig
Eudora
Cinvarron County
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U.S
Jarvis
Jarvis Brink
I Schaake
Old Lawrence Business College
Hazel Wiggins
Nobusuke Kishi
Commerce
mid-Mississippi Valley
Michigan
Lower Lakes
Tennessee
Pacific Northwest
Dakotas
Mississippi Valley
Oregon
Moscow
Tass
Yugoslavia
Fidelity
Merle McKinney
Landreth Insurance
Massachusetts
Sara Rodewald
Kansas State University
Mary Rodewald
Cathy Blede
Overbrook
Sara
Henkle
Rumsey Funeral Home
Lawrence Memorial Co
Vis
O Veara of Gervics
Ethan
Vermont
North American van Lines
A. Smith Storage Co
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