Eisenhower Plans TV Address On Far East Trip Fallout
President Eisenhower, from Hawaii, plans a nationwide radio television address on his controversial Far East journey after canceling a Tokyo visit amid riots. White House aides say he will defend the trip’s outcomes, noting progress in the Philippines Nationalist China and Korea while Red China denounces the trip as a failure.
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White House
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Hawaii
Orient
Christian A. Herter
Washington
Hagerty
Herter
Philippines
China
Korea
Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
Red China Radio
U. S
Peiping
Martin says wheat seizure unlikely over 2 4 D spraying
Dr Geoffrey Martin executive secretary of the Board of Health said it is extremely unlikely any wheat will be seized this year over 2 4 D spraying. He cited federal information and noted seizing the crop by federal or state agencies seems remote.
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PEKA
Board of Health
Geoffrey Martin
Martin
Christian Business Men Dinner in Castle Tea Room
The Christian Business Men's Committee of Lawrence hosts a 6 30 dinner Friday at the Castle Tea Room. Speaker is Ben Lake of Chicago past International Secretary of the committee.
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Christian Business Men’s Committee
Lawrence
Castle Tea Room
Ben Lake
Chicago
Christian Business Men's Committee
Local Obituaries Hit Hard by Illness and Service Ties
Frank Hodgden 68 longtime Northeast Kansan died at Norris Rest Home after a 3 year illness born February 11 1692 in . He married Emily Bennett in 1914 and survived by a Wilmington Delaware Hodgden and two brothers in Enid OK Funeral by Cooper Warren Mortuary Flora Swindell Osage City died at a niece’s home Survivors include son Pete Swindell of Ottawa Funeral services in Osage City Bowser Lee Mortuary Grace Scott 76 former Lawrence resident died at Topeka Methodist Home She served KU Health Service KU Medical Center and Watkins Hospital until 1947 Funeral Thursday 10 30 am Topeka chapel Graves in Manhattan Cancer Fund or University Flower Fund donations preferred. Survivors include brother Sam Scott niece Mrs Joseph Isenhour and two nephews in Honolulu
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Frank Burton Hodgden
Kansas
Norris Rest
Emily Bennett
Hodgden
Lawrence
Hercules Powder Co
Lawrence Elks
Wilmington
Del
Francis Hodgden
Eugene
Jerry Hodgden
New Orleans
Perry
Dean Hodgden
Enid
Okio
Cooper- Warren
Flora B. Swindell
Osage City
Pearl Frey
N.Y. St
Pete Swindell
Ottawa
Bowser-Lee Mortuary
Grace C. Scott
Grace QO. Scott
Methodist
Topeka
Kansas University
KU Medical Center
Medical Center
University
Watkins Hospital
Manhattan
Fam
Cancer Fund
University Flower Fund
Sam Scott
Russell
Joseph Isenhour
Honolulu
Hawaii
Joseph
Jeffrey Isr
Transit navigation aids boost submarine missile targeting
The Defense Department prioritizes the Transit program to provide accurate sub position fixes within a tenth of a mile, overcoming weather dependent shipboard readings. By extending a whip antenna above the ocean, Polaris submarines could obtain Transit readings for precise missile trajectory plotting. The piggyback satellite's primary mission was to measure radiation in the ionosphere from 35 to several hundred miles altitude.
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Defense Department
Rumsey Funeral Home Ad Listing Remains On Record
Short classified notice repeats contact at Rumsey Funeral Home with phone VI3 5111 and notes leaving steps or entering restrictions as part of the ad.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Lecompton School District Approves Site for New six Classroom School
Lecompton's School District 36 votes 54 to 6 for an 84 acre site in the southwest town area to build a six classroom grade school. Bids to be opened around Aug 15 with construction hoped to start Sept 15 and a May bond of 180000 already approved. The current grade school remains beside the high school and may serve as future high school space.
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Lecompton
Pete Bahnmaier
Bahnmaier
Max McClure
William Leslie
Robert Norwood Jr
Glen Henrichsen
Foresters Move To Condemn Douglas County Land For Lake
The Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission notified State Senator Don Hults that a resolution authorizing condemnation of 700 acres in southeast Douglas County for a 185 acre state lake has been adopted. The commission also appropriated funds to begin work after July 1, with a condemnation suit likely to be filed in district court once title studies and abstracts are finished.
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Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Don Hults
Douglas County
KU Brigadoon Adaptation to Preview for Pacific Servicemen
Kansas University adapts Brigadoon for a 90 minute USO tour version to entertain American troops in the Pacific. The pre show at University Theater Murphy Hall starts Thursday. Cast includes Sid Berger and Mrs. Lewin Goff with a U 18 member group and plans to perform in Hawaii Okinawa Philippines South Korea Japan Formosa and other islands.
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Kansas University
U. S
Pacific Posts
Pacific
University Theater
Murphy Hall
Mt. Oread
Jayhawkers
USO
American Educational Theatre Assn
North
Africa
Sid Berger
Hawaii
Okinawa
Philippines
South Korea
Japan
Formosa
Pacific Islands
Ft. Riley
Kansas City
Lawrence
Lewin Goff
Speech and Drama Department
Mrs. Goff
Berger
Jack Davison
Phil Harris
Larry Sneegas
Bruce Gardner
Edgar Ditte‘more
Sara Maxwell
Tomi Yadon
Joyce Malicky
Harry Hop
Wisconsin student council leader at national conference
Jeff Heeb, president elect of Lawrence High School Student Council, travels to Janesville Wisconsin for the National Association of Student Councils meeting. The conference runs from Sunday to Thursday with reps from across the country. Sessions cover council objectives and leadership methods, with small group discussions on student safety.
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Jeff Heeb
Lawrence High School
Janesville
Wis
National Association of Student Councils
New York Mayor Bars July 4 Nazi Rally in Union Square
Mayor Robert F. Wagner refused to permit the American Nazi party to hold a July 4 rally in Union Square. He called George L. Rockwell, the party leader, a preacher of race hatred.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
Union Square
George L. Rockwell
City Commission Action Includes Loan Decision and Street Moves
Commissioners must decide within 40 days to take a loan to finance a project with repayment to the FHHFA only if corrective actions are undertaken. Vacated Illinois Street south of 1th near Memorial Stadium. Jaytees may hold a July 4 fireworks display at KU stadium.
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FHHFA
Illinois Street
Memorial Stadium
Memorial Hospital Obits and Birth Notices Roundup
A list of individuals and addresses records births and a Tuesday birth announcement. Notable entries include Mrs. Julia Weis and baby girl and Mrs. Carrie Murphree and baby girl born recently. other families noted with residence details across multiple towns.
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Nancy Foster
Patricia Crane
Moundview
Frank Jones
Christopher Byers
Park Hill
Julia Weis
Carrie Murphree
Letha Dunham
Cleo Webber
Patrick Morgan
Three Area Teens Set for National Rodeo in Hot Springs
Three Douglas County youths qualified for the national rodeo in Hot Springs South Carolina August 17 to 21 after strong showings at the state high school rodeo. Gloria Baugher Lecompton defends pole bending title while Clarice Richardson Lawrence won barrel racing. Russell Ward Oskaloosa and Bob Fox Lawrence qualified in boys events. Linda Goll Lawrence placed high in pole bending. The queen contest saw Goll and Richardson finish in the top ten. The event drew 530 entries.
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Douglas County
Hot Springs
S.C
Topeka
Gloria Baugher
Lecompton
Clarice Richardson
Lawrence
Russell Ward
Oskaloosa
Bob Fox
Linda Goll
Jan Murphree
Miss Goll
Miss Richardson
Moon Cruise Not a Pleasure Trip for Early Astronauts
AP reports House Space Committee backs Army Corps plan to build a six million dollar three year facility to simulate lunar conditions. Hazards include extreme temperatures, near vacuum, micrometeorites, radiation, and permanent sun blindness. NASA aims for orbital flights by decade end, no landings before early 1970s.
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Washington
House Space Committee
Army Corps of Engineers
Defense Department
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
County backs back tax collection plan with law firm
County Commissioners reviewed their contract with Richard Stevens and John Brand to collect back personal property taxes from about 1500 residents living out of the county. The firm will receive a 50 50 share after expenses. bills now bear the firm's name rather than the Lawrence Credit Bureau.
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Board of County Commissioners
Richard Stevens
John Brand
Lawrence Credit Bureau
Wes Norwood
Norwood
Credit Bureau
Junior Golf Play To Start Thursday In Lawrence
Lawrence youths under 17 as of Aug 15 may enter the annual Junior Chamber of Commerce tournament at Lawrence Country Club. Younger players tee at 9 30 a m with experienced players at 2 p m. Plaques go to top three. first and second win all expense paid trips to the July state contest in Coffeyville. Committee members are Charlie Zook, Jim Shirley and Jack Dysart.
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Lawrence
Coffeyville
Charlie Zook
Jim Shirley
Jack Dysart
Dennis Seeba Hurt In Auto Accident
Five year old Dennis Seeba son of Mr and Mrs Don J Seeba of 821 Midh St was listed in good condition after being struck by a car Monday afternoon on Ninth Street between Michigan and Arkansas. The vehicle driven by John Holm 23 of Toronto Canada failed to stop in time. He suffered a broken left arm and minor cuts and bruises.
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Dennis Seeba
Don J. Seeba
Midh. St
John Holm
Toronto
Canada
Ninth Street
Michigan
Arkansas
Navy unveils ASROC anti submarine system off Key West
The Navy demonstrated an integrated weapon system called ASROC capable of delivering an acoustic homing torpedo or a depth charge to a launching ship. The system, shown to newsmen off Key West on Tuesday, aims to strike submarines at range miles away.
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NAVY
Key West
Fla
ASROC
Vacation Pak service ad urges Journal-World plan
Advertisement invites readers to include the Journal-World in vacation plans by calling the Vacation Pak service or notifying their carrier. It promotes convenience and suggests lodging travel coordination as a feature of the program.
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Journal-World
Adv
Wichita Senior Wins Pharmacy Scholarship
Wichita senior Lawrence Leon Madden will hold the William D. Weibley scholarship for 1960-61 in the KU School of Pharmacy. The $208 award covers two semesters of fees, funded by trustee W J Cleland upon Dean J Allen Reese's recommendation. Madden, son of Mr and Mrs Lee L Madden, attends KU after Wichita University courses and earns the Dean's honor roll while active in pharmacy activities.
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Lawrence Leon Madden
Wichita
Wiliam D. Weibley
Wichita University
Lecompton Grade School Library Schedules Summer Open Hours
The Lecompton Grade School library now opens 9 to 1 a.m. each Tuesday in summer, replacing Thursday. Mrs. Ed Stroda and Mrs. Max McClure oversee the library. New volumes have been added for summer readings and a children’s program is offered again.
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Lecompton Grade School
Ed Stroda
Max McClure
Court docket petty larceny and traffic fines list
County Court and Police Court records show multiple defendants with petty larceny and traffic violations. Entries include Jail time for petty larceny and fines or bonds for license, speed, yielding right of way, stop signs, mufflers, lights, and reduced speed offenses across several addresses and cities.
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Red China
Wek
Acacia Lodge No. 9
A.M
Joseph K. Garbutt
W. M
Marion J. Estes
Sec
Journal-World Photo
Herbert L. Camburn
Jim Gohi
U.S. Weather Bureau Pt.of Commerce
Appalachians
New England
Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Wisconsin
U.S
Jaytees
KU Stadium
James Parsons
Seventh Street
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
West Ninth Street
Rockledge Road
Wellington Road
Harvard Road
West Junior High School
Merle Myers
E. 13Th
Ted Wright
Calif
Mary Elliott
Ruth Harris
Marie and
Maria Kimmel
McLouth
Melvin Perdue
Walnut
Janie Harris
W. 20Th
Laura Knight
Baldwin
Betty Jo Patige
Ohio
Emily Poff
Joel Robinson Sr
Miss
Jeannine Massad
Martin Rumbaugh
John — Harris
Frank Pattee
Lawrence ‘Memorial Co
Richard Wesley Brown
Gaylin Wallace Snodgrass
Route
George T. Wetzal
Robert Kirtdall
Oscar Mayhugh
Keith R. Pifer
Rebecca K. Bryant
Nancy Valcour
N.J
Larry M. Torneden
Andrew Boyd
Larry E. Coleman
Elwin Becker
Henry Harrell
Brook
Muffer
Binsurancl
CIFE
Andy” Anderson
R. L
Bob” Stewart
Alphus Wilson
Lawrence Office
West
McAlister, Baldwin
Don Ray, Eudora
Don Frascle, Perry
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