Filibuster Move Possible Today in Senate Tax Bill Row
A Senate debate over a bill repealing federal taxes on local telephone service telegrams and travel sparked a late Friday night row and a potential filibuster. The measure would cost about 752 million dollars in revenue and is tied to a broader package urged by President Eisenhower.
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Senate
Washington
Los Angeles
Senate Finance Committee
Eisenhower
Japan
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Chamber
Clark
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Congress
Anderson
Finance Committee
Johnson
Wakarusa Project Faces Delays Amid Survey Setbacks
The 328633 acre Wakarusa Watershed faces survey delays delaying work plan rating. Carter Anderson reports a field inspection visit cannot occur until September delaying priority assignment into 1961. The four county area includes Douglas Osage Shawnee and Wabaunsee.
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Wakarusa
Carter Anderson
Wakarusa Group
Watershed Review Committee
Douglas County
Anderson
Morris A. Bolline
Salina
Douglas
Osage
Shawnee
Wabaunsee
Governor's Review Committee
KU Camp Offers Week of Guest Conductors and Arts
Antonio Tex Symphony Orchestra and Gene Kenney join KU faculty as guest leaders during July. Okla City Symphony’s Guy Fraser Harrison runs July 18 24 with Midwestern Music Clinic featuring Henri Temianka Lucien Caillier and Lloyd Plautsch. Ballet theater and art sections provide instruction and performances at University. Camp director is Prof Russell L Wiley.
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Antonio
Tex
Gene Kenney
Texas Tech College
Guy Fraser Harrison
Oklahoma City Symphony Orchestra
Henri Temianka
The
Little Symphony
Temianka Little Symphony
Paganini String Quartet
Lucien Cai
Arnold Perl
Shalom Aleichem
Russell L. Wiley
KU Band
Golfers Honor Ike Taipei
The Taiwan Golf club board designates Sunday as Ike Day at the course overlooking the Formosa Strait. The notice mentions sending the Journal- World to a summer address and provides a contact phone number VI3-1000 for subscriptions.
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Taipei
Board of Governors of
The
Taiwan Golf Club
Formosa Strait
Journal- World
Sunday Dedication of Weaver Courtyard at KU
The Arthur D. Weaver fountain courtyard at the Kansas University Museum of Art will open to the public at 3 30 p m Sunday. Chancellor Franklin D Murphy will speak. The courtyard showcases landscaping a fountain and sculpture in memory of Lawrence leader A D Weaver. Donations from Weaver children and the Veatch couple funded construction. A public reception will follow until 5 p m.
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Arthur D. Weaver
Kansas University Museum of Art
Franklin D. Murphy
A. D. Weaver
Lawrence
Weaver
A. B. Weaver
N. T. Veatch
Kansas City
National mood on U S conduct amid Japan and Khrushchev events
In a Saturday column, Dolphi C Simons surveys global criticism of the United States after Khrushchev's invite withdrawal and Ike's Japan trip cancellation. The piece urges unity, constructive critique, and recognition of U S gains despite international embarrassment and domestic fault finding.
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Khrushchev
Ike
Russia
Eisenhower
Japan
U.S
Pan America
Boy in good condition after bicycle car crash near Sunflower
Dennis Taylor 11 of Sunflower listed in good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a Friday afternoon bicycle collision with a car driven by 71 year old Ralph Davis of Eudora on Highway K-10. He suffered a broken leg plus cuts and bruises. he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Taylor.
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Dennis Taylor
Sunflower
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
K-10
Ralph Davis
Eudora
Taylor
William E. Taylor
Marilyn Miller Named On KU Honor Roll
Marilyn Miller, a business senior, earned a B plus average this spring at Kansas University. The honor roll list incorrectly showed her address as 1820 Ind. St. Marilyn was among 50 students to achieve the distinguished grade average.
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Business School
Kansas University
Marilyn E. Miller
Ind. St
State Puts Condemnation Plan in Motion for 185 Acre Baldwin Lake
The Forestry Fish and Game Commission voted to begin condemnation proceedings on land for an 185 acre lake between Vinland and Baldwin. Funding for the lake has been approved and will be available July 1, with construction contracts likely set after that date per director Dave Leahy.
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Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Vinland
Baldwin
Dave Leahy
Khrushchev Attends Romanian Communist Party Congress
Moscow Radio reports Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived in Bucharest to attend the Romanian Communist Party Congress.
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London
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Bucharest
Father and Son Listed As Good at Hospital
Melvin L. Zeller and his infant son Stephen Allen of Oskaloosa were in good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a one car crash eight miles north west of Lawrence on Wellman road in Jefferson County. Mrs Wanda Zeller was killed, and daughter Karen Lee suffered minor injuries when the vehicle left the road and struck a bridge abutment.
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Melvin L. Zeller
Stephen Allen
Oskaloosa
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Wellman Road
Jefferson County
Wanda Zeller
Karen Lee
Kansas Highway Patrol
Zeller
Memorial Hospital Admits and Dismissals List
Memorial Hospital admissions include Oliver Dickson 1016 Ky Dennis Eugene Taylor Sunflower Mrs Mayme Patton 1200 Tenn Scott Scales 1336 Tenn Mrs Gladys McInroy 1645 Tenn Mrs Janet Walker 639 Tenn James Trp Eudora Virgil Facklam 320 Mill Mrs Billie Falling 20 Vt Mrs Vyola Riley 704 Lincoln discharges include Karen Yockey 1732 Miller Dr Terrell Lynn Malott 1930 Countryside Lane Michael Scanlan 1727 W 20th Terr Scott Scales 1336 Tenn Harry Budke 208 Century Dr Thomas B Harden Sunflow-
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Oliver Dickson
Dennis Eugene Taylor
Mayme Patton
Michael Scanlan
Scott Scales
Tenn
Harry Budke
Thomas B. Harden
Rankin Seeks Probate Court Post Again
Judge Charles C. Rankin of Douglas County Probate Court announced his candidacy for re election as a Republican. A 1938 Kansas University graduate, he has served as probate county and juvenile judge since 1954 and directs a juvenile counseling program praised by law enforcement. Rankin is the sole declared candidate.
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Charles C. Rankin
Douglas County
Rankin
Kansas University College of Liberal Arts
Law School
Paul
Bar Association
Signal Corps
Michigan University
Europe
Munich
Czechoslovakia
Kansas Tax Commission
ARSU
Kansas City
Usar Servns
Rotary Speaker James A. Alcott to address Lawrence Club
James A. Alcott, senior economist with Midwest Research Institute in Kansas City Missouri, will speak at the Lawrence Rotary Club meeting Monday on The Growing Importance of Research and Sciences Based on the American Economy.
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James A. Alcott
Midwest Research Institute
Kansas City
Lawrence Rotary Club
City Playgrounds Set to Open in Lawrence Monday
Lawrence eight summer recreation playgrounds open at 9 a.m. Monday with over 5,000 youngsters expected. Sites include Hillcrest Pinckney Woodlawn East Heights Veterans Park South Park New York Sunset Hill. Columns run 9 to 12 and 1 to 5 at most sites. New York and Sunset Hill open 9 to 12 only. Wayne Bly oversees the program and urges participation.
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Lawrence
Hillcrest
Pinckney
Woodlawn
East Heights
Veteran's Park
South Park
New York
Sunset Hill
The
Recreation Commission
Wayne Bly
Bly
UF Center Budget Shows 1959 60 and 1960 61 Allocations
United Fund allocations across agencies include Salvation Army Mental Health Red Cross Social Service USD Sciences Research KCS League Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts with totals and administration costs. A 5 600 loan to the local centennial board was approved pending underwriting pledges from business leaders.
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Center For Heart and Cancer Research
Heart and Cancer Organicies
United Fund
Salvation Array
Red Cross
K.C.S. League
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Jim Clark
Ralph Turner
Lucille Allison
Jack Zimmerman
Centennial Board
Japanese student marchers threaten Parliament siege in Tokyo
About twenty thousand Zengakuren supporters rallied outside Japan's Parliament after a raid on June 10. They warned of dissolving Parliament by 9 p m and said they would besiege the Premier's residence if needed. Protesters chanted Down with Kishi and faced riot law risks.
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Kishi
U.S
Nixon
South America
Zengakuren
White House
James C. Hagerty
Noburo Kato
Scian
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