Pro scouts study college play as 1958 shifts begin
LA Ram aides Lou Rymikus JJ Madro and Jack Faulknert toured colleges to project the 1958 draft. They note a move away from the split T offense and expect teams to favor lighter backfields and updated air attacks. Kansas was highlighted as adapting to spring practice with several freshmen vying for first or second units.
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Los Angeles Ram
Lou Rymikus
JJ Madro
Jack
L.A
Madre
Eight Jayhawks Lead Kansas in National AAU Opener
Kansas sends eight athletes to the 70th National AAU track and field championships in Bakersfield Calif with stars like Al Oerter Ernie Shelby Bob Cannon and Bob Covey among the KU entries The event features international contenders including Herb Elliott and Merv Lincoln of Australia as they chase World Record dreams and a possible Moscow meet against Russia The Jayhawks final AAU action precedes summer tours and the NCAA season ending.
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Merv Lincoln
Australia
John Landy
Russia
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Don Bowden
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Ron Delany
Jim Grelle
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Gail Hodgson
Oklahoma
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al Oerter
Ernie Shelby
Bob Cannon
Kent Floerke
Bob Tague
Bob Covey
Chiff Cushman
Charles Tidwell
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Desegregation Plan Approved for Nashville Schools
U S District Judge William E Miller endorsed a grade by grade desegregation plan for Nashville city schools starting with second grade next fall and continuing through the 12th grade Each step aims to mix races in successive grades The ruling was given Thursday and party to the boards promise Miller called the plan in the best interest of all concerned Separately the 1957 season saw Detroit hitters with 22 home runs against Yankee pitching.
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Nahville
Detroit Tiger
New York Yankee
Orioles Sweep Three Games As A's Suffer Losses
Baltimore dominates Oakland 4 2 to complete a three game sweep as Gene Woodling belts a two run homer and Ken Lehman earns the win. Ned Garver falters late but the A’s mount a rally after a 1 1 tie with Tuttle scoring on a triple and Cerv’s single before Maglie joins the Cardinals amid these changes.
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Preston Ward
Roger Maris
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Sal
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Russ Kammerer
Elfrida Wins Big TV Winnings Help Bank Loan
New York AP report: Elfrida von Nardroff, a Brooklyn TV quiz queen, seeks a summer loan based on her $253,500 winnings from NBC Twenty-One. She has no job or husband co-signer, but the bank approves quickly, arguing her security is the winnings while she remains on the show.
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New York
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Efrida von Nardroff
Miss von Nardroff
Language options expand for KU education students
Dean Kenneth E Anderson announces that KU Education School students training to teach elementary foreign languages can now select a language emphasis and enroll in additional courses. Spanish teaching started in Lawrence elementary schools a decade ago with success, later adding French and German. Programs are voluntary, and several other Kansas elementary schools have adopted foreign languages.
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Kansas University
Kenneth E. Anderson
Education
Lawrence
Softball Clash at Lincoln Park Tonight
Powerful American Legion and Clippers softball teams clash at 8 tonight at Linco Park. Both clubs have lost only two games this season, setting up a bang-up ball game.
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American Legion
Mahoney Uses 153 Oversized Campaign Checks For Run
Elmo Mahoney, Dorrance farmer and Democratic candidate for Congress in Kansas Sixth District, filed 225 dollars with the Secretary of State. He displayed 153 yellow oversized checks bearing his name and paid the filing fee with extra cash and a covering ten dollar bill. A Secretary of State employee noted the stunt as a new wrinkle. Mahoney previously ran in 1954 and 1956, losing to Republican Wint Smith.
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Elmo Mahoney
Dorrance Farmer
Congress
Secretary of State
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Prince Christian of Hease Marries Australian Widow
In Geneva, Prince Christian of Hease wed Australian widow Mrs Annie Pearl Field in a secret civil ceremony ten days ago. He is 71, she 53, with only his sister Princesa Auquata of Hease and the bride’s son John Field present as witnesses. John Field, a Harvard student, confirms the union. the prince’s first wife Elizabeth Reid Rogers of Jackson Tennessee died in 1557.
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Annie Pearl Field
Princesa Au‘quata
John Field
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Harvard University
Elizabeth Reid Rogers
Jackson, Tenn
White Sox strong pitching despite AL gap
Al Lopez notes winter trades boosted pitching as Jim Wilson Dick Donovan and Billy Pierce combined for four shutouts in five games. Wynn dazzled with a two hitter and 36th career shutout but Sox still seven games behind Yankees who hit five homers in a 9-3 win over Cleveland.
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Dick Donovan
Billy Pierce
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Naday
Ly Wynn
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Bob Crosby's Son Arrested for Joyriding in Bel-Air
Los Angeles AP report states Christopher Crosby, 15, and Jeffrey Davidson, 16, were arrested after pushing a sports car from a Bel-Air driveway. They were booked on suspicion of temporarily depriving the owner of a vehicle. Christopher said it was a crazy idea. Crosby was released to his mother, Davidson to his parents.
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June Crosby
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Junior College Workshop Draws Fifty Educators at KU
Fifty school superintendents deans and teachers gather for Kansas University the first Junior College Workshop run by the School of Education. The event runs through June 27 with two weeks for about 12 participants earning two hours of credit. George Washington previously held five thousand acres of Kentucky land after selling his race horse Magnolio.
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Kentucky
Magnolio
Stage Managers Fired for Refusal to Testify in Congressional hearings
New York AP report says stage manager of Ive Got a Secret was fired for declining to tell a House subcommittee if he is a Communist. Charles Dubin, NACVTV Twenty One director, was dismissed after balking at testimony. Other witnesses invoked the Fifth or First Amendments. conductor Arthur Lief also dropped for refusing to answer.
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Columbian Broadcasting System
Charles Dubin
Nacvtv
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House
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Arthur Lief
Moiseyev Russian Dance Company
Benjamin Steinberg
Glitford Carpenter
Victor
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PERANOL Promises Fast Relief for Ulcer Pain and Hyperacidity
An advertisement promotes PERANOL as a cure for hyperacidity ulcer pain heartburn and vomiting with claims of rapid relief and long lasting improvement. It markets a money back guarantee and a price of 2.50, sold by Money Drug Store and mail orders via 808 Massachusetts.
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Money Drug Store
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Ordora
Politician Denies Past Communist Membership
The speakers deny current Communist ties while refusing to confirm past membership. Carpenter declines to state past five year membership, Papp says not now a member but won’t reveal past status, and Dubin says he is not non Communist but won’t disclose any past record.
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Communist Party
Carpenter
Papp
Central Park
Dubin
Ike Defers Decision On Lead And Zinc Tariff
President Eisenhower deferred ruling on raising lead and zinc tariffs pending Congress review of a new subsidy plan for domestic producers. The White House said the plan, outlined to the Senate Interior Committee, would pay smaller producers higher subsidies than initially recommended, dated April 28.
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