Reform Is Termed Educational Must Reform Is Termed Educational Must
New York AP report covers two protests outside the Soviet delegation at the United Nations. Hungarian refugees clashed with police during a Sunday rally, smashing windows and injuring officers. Nine pickets were arrested as 350 marchers faced nearly 100 officers. A second anti-Soviet action occurred over the weekend with two windows broken and three arrests. Protest targeted Nagy and associates for their 1956 revolt. Washington publishes a two-year Rockefeller Brothers Fund study urging nationwide education reform beyond funding, citing overcrowding and outdated methods. The plan calls for stronger testing and guidance, federal support for gifted students, and bold leadership to meet rapid technological change.
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New York
United Nations
Park Avenue
Manhattan
Imre Nagy
Moscow
Nagy
Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Inc
Scientists
Pentagon
Local births and visits noted in McLouth area
McLouth announces the birth of a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. George Larsson on June 18 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Various residents and visitors are listed, including Olive Saffer of Flagstaff staying with Mrs. Joanna Sheldon, the death of Mrs. John A. White in Winchester, and multiple family visits across Topeka, Colorado Springs, Loveland, Galna, and neighboring towns.
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Davis
Okla
L. H. Kimmel
Doris Kimmel
Irvin Davison
H. A. Gregory J
Kansas City
Grepsly
Alice Ridgway
Luther Cahorn
Stormont Vail Hospital
Topeka
Oliver George
Orpha
George Larsson
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Olive Saffer
Flagstaff
Colo
Joanna Sheldon
John A. White
Jefferson County Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Marjorie Pyles
Fred
Galen Ek
Galna
Bill Roberts
Phyllis Ek
Alma Eaton
Colorado Springs
Theodocia Ambose
Loveland
Walter G. McPherson
Fred Davis
San Antonio
Espebele
Bill Yost
Don Kimmel
Linda
Aurora
Claude Kimmel
Lester Shughart
Grantville
Shughart
Edna Roberts
Mex Whittaker
Atchison
Henry Kimmel
New Paper Company Plant at Fremont Opens Saturday
Jayhawk Boxes Inc a Lawrence Paper Co subsidiary starts operations in Fremont Neb with an open house this Saturday. President Justin D Hill and VP C G Hesse attend along with secretary treasurer John P Crown. Plant managers and staff explain corrugated box making to visitors in a 23 000 sq ft facility built by Behlen Manufacturing.
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Fremont
Jayhawk Boxes, Inc
Lawrence Paper Co
Neb
Justin D. Hill
C. G. Hesse
John P. Crown
Lawrence
Behren Manufacturing Co
Columbus
Behlen
Jayhawk Boxes
Jayhawk
George A. Hormel & Co
Jim Owen
Richard Ehrman
Community Notes Highlight Social Visits and Travel
A long list of weekend activities and family visits across Kansas communities. Mrs. Pa penhausen and Mrs. Lorance hosted wedding gift openings in Kansas City while relatives and friends traced Fathers Day gatherings, cataract surgery updates, and picnics at Clinton Park in Lawrence. Several trips to Kansas City, Lansing hospital patient reports, and church conference travel are noted along with visits by the Knowles family from California and locals from Independence Hillsdale Tonganoxie and Lawrence.
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Cheryl Seaver
Lawrence
Thurman Edmonds
Clarence Kell
Herbert Johnson
Eloise
Kenney
Mildred Lorraine
Johnson
Axtell
Ralph W. Hayden
Route 5
Eloise Johnson
Hayden
Kan ‘Sas City
Rey
Gilbert and Sons
M. John Palmer
Harry Lancaster
Orvel Wilcox
Independence, Kas
YMP Bridge Club
Harold Younger
Art Turner
Robert Wickland
Joe Sheriff
Turner
Harry Wendorff
Foster Laming
John Dorney
Smith Ladies Aid
Elmer Rains
Lyman Finch
Rocky Pulley
Linda Hitzeman
Eileen Rains
Preston Hunter
Washington, D. C
Herbert N. Baker
Mrs. Mansfield
New York City
Larry Haas
Cindy
Candy
Cathy Leavitt
Eddie Walker
Larry Freeman
Marilyn Haas
Kathleen Haas
Billy Reed Klinkenberg
Cindy Thornton
Gary Hadukovitch
Domita Klinkenberg
Fred Papenhausen
Lorance
Kansas City
John Couch
Couch
E. P. Merriweather
Lansing
Cushing Memorial Hospital
Leavenworth
Jim Watson
Jack Marten
Kathy
Independence
Harry Watson
Hillsdale
Lee Kramer
Tonganoxie
Frankie Downs
George Downs
Providence Hospital
Kas
Wilbur Michael
Vonnie and
Gary
New Orleans
Michael
Washington Creek Supper Guests Include Many Names
Wednesday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Asa Postma included Opal Markley and son David of Centropolis Miss Gloria Sink and several Markleys from Ottawa and Centropolis plus Lee Robinson and son Tony and Jack Markley on fur lough from Corpus Christi Tex Rev and Mrs S F E Caster and Wanda visited Tonganoxie with Phil Hughes Clyde Hoover and others over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Postma
Opal Markley
Gon David
Centropolis
George Markley
Ottawa
Lee Robinson
Tony
Jack Markley
Corpus Christi
Tex
Gloria Sink
Kenneth Herschelt
Charles Herschelt
S. FE. Caster
Wanda
Tonganoxie
Phil Hughes
Clyde Hoover
Guthrie as Oklahoma's former capital until 1910
Guthrie previously served as the capital of Oklahoma until the capital moved to Oklahoma City in 1910, ending Guthrie's status as the state capital. The change reflected a major shift in administrative center location and regional prominence.
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Guthrie
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
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Edgar Thomas
Los Almos
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Stevie
St. Paul
Minn
Oliver Parsons
Ira Parsons
Wayne Black
J. M. Ward
Gene Wright
Wayne
Russell Hamilton
John Rommelfanger
August Dickman
Cecil Galler
Doninie Filly
Salem
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Robert Alig
Rutchie
Houston
Filly
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Edna, Owens
Lida Bailey
M. R. Emery
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Roaring River
Cassville
Melva Braun
Piper
Emery
Ed Ransom
Los Angeles
Willis E. Wood
Joe Gruendel
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Mabel. Green
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Perry
Walter Jones
Glenn Jones
Barbara Parr
Jean Watson
Betty
Raymond Hoover
Goshen
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H. L. Dillon
Lola Hayes
Sharon
Frieda Rowe
John Flory
Connie
Randy
Des Moines
Iowa
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Frank Johnson
Emerson
Lanksbury
Phoenix
Ariz
Doris Lanksbury
Roger
Ethel Markley
Anita
Diana
Washington Creek
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