Senator Mansfield Blames Bureaucracy Over U2 Flights
Senator Mike Mansfield accused various obscure bureaucratic employes of controlling and timing U2 spy plane flights. He urged sweeping reforms in defense and foreign policy and criticized Eisenhower era accountability for the U2 overflights.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
Mansfield
Senate
Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Christian A. Herter
Thomas S. Gates Jr
Soviet Union
House Bill Aims to Make Quiz Show Rigging Federal Crime
The House passed a broad bill to criminalize payola and quiz show rigging and curb abuses in the TV and radio industry. Debate centered on whether to add network regulation under federal oversight with Rep. John B. Bennett signaling intent to propose such an amendment.
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Washington
House
John B. Bennett
R-Mich
Men’s Forum Holds City Meeting at Eldridge Hotel
About 22 local men attended a dinner meeting of the Business and Professional group at the Eldridge Hotel Wednesday night to discuss taxes education and welfare. P Everett Sperry led talks noting 80 percent view taxes as high and urging restraint on services that would raise taxes. Participants opposed expanding library facilities from Lawrence into the county and urged closer welfare cost screening by the County Commission. Sperry warned of rising taxes due to irresponsible legislation and misused funds. A second forum is planned around July 11 and interested men may write Sperry Route 1.
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Ae Power
Eldridge Hotel
P. Everett Sperry
Sperry
Lawrence
County Commission
Propane Gas Pipeline Route Through Douglas County
Mid America Pipeline Co plans an eight inch buried gas line through the western part of Douglas County from 16 to 17 miles, starting at the Texas New Mexico border and traveling via the Panhandle of Oklahoma and Kansas to Wisconsin.
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Douglas County
Mid America Pipeline Co
Texas
Madison
Wis
Texas-New Mexico
Panhandle
Oklahoma
Kansas
Wisconsin
Death notices for Henry Cato and Frank Hodgden
Mrs. Aubrey Hayes announces the death of her brother Henry Cato at the Wadsworth Veterans Hospital. Funeral services are set for Friday at the hospital chapel with burial in Wadsworth Cemetery. Survivors include two brothers William and Floyd Cato and sister Mrs. Martha Lofton. Cato was a World War II veteran. Frank Burton Hodgden, 68, died Wednesday at Norris Rest Home. Funeral services are Saturday in Cooper-Warren Chapel with graveside services Sunday in Enid Oklahoma.
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Henry Cato
Aubrey Hayes
West 5Th St
Wadsworth Veterans Hospital
Wadsworth
Lawrence
Wadsworth Hospital
Wadsworth Cemetery
William Cato
Floyd Cato
Kansas City
Martha Lofton
Leeds
Cato
Worldart
Frank Burton Hodgden
Norris Rest Home
Cooper-Warren Chapel
Enid
Okla
Invasion Group Foiled in U S Cuba Infiltration Plot
Federal agents disrupted an alleged anti Castro army of about 60 Cuban youths recruited in Miami. They were moved to a Key Largo motel awaiting transport to Cuba as FBI investigates. Separately in Mexico City five exiled Cuban figures formed FRD to oppose Fidel Castro and seek a provisional government.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Key Largo
Fulgencio Batista
Fidel Castro
FBI
Revolutionary Front
Mexico City
Democratic Revolutionary Front
Frente Revolucionario Democratico
FRD
Maryne
Court notes fines and suspends sentence for DUI hit and run
In the Courts Police Court Paul Vigil has kell fined 175 dollars and given a 30 day suspended sentence for driving while under the influence of liquor and hit and run. Divorce cases filed and granted include Vera W Jenkins versus Ralph W Jenkins Frances G Ray from James M Ray Kathryn L Milburn from Gary Gene Milburn and Lourezelle Brock from William Booker Brock.
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Paul Vigil
Haskell
Vera W. Jenkins
Ralph W. Jenkins
Frances G. Ray
James M. Ray
Kathryn L. Milburn
Gary Gene Milburn
Louezelle Brock
William Booker Brock
Mrs Tanner Hurt in Rock Island Train Wreck
A Rock Island passenger train derailed in EMD Oklahoma injuring four of 96 aboard. The Minneapolis to Houston train passed Lawrence Kansas at 10 44 p m Wednesday. Two switch engine workers were injured. D J Smith El Reno Okla railroad official notes the accident.
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EMD
Okla
Rock Island Railroad
Minneapolis
Houston
Lawrence
Kan
D. J. Smith
el Reno
Southern Division
Acci
Mrs Tanner In Good Condition After Train Vacation Trip
Mrs. Tanner and her husband Dick Tanner of 2135 Mass St boarded the Rock Island train in Lawrence at 10 45 P M Wednesday night for a vacation. She is employed at Raney Drug Store 900 Mass St and is in good condition at St Marys Hospital Enid Okla with a minor back injury expected to be released soon. Raney notes she has well weathered past injuries including a severe Dallas car crash several summers ago.
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Dick Tanner
Mass
Rock Island
Lawrence
Raney Drug Store
St. Mary’s Hospital
Enid
Okla
Tanner
Train collision damages tracks injures several
A switch engine sideswiped a passenger car near the intersection of two tracks at 3 35 a m causing six passenger cars and a baggage car to derail but remain upright. Several injured were treated at Enid hospital including Mrs Dick Tanner and passengers from Kansas Missouri Texas and Oklahoma.
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Dick Tanner
Mass. St
Dent
Newamen
Enid Hospital
Lawrence
Kaw
Herman Prah
Minneapolis
Henry Swartz
Trenton
Pamala Vandergriff
Houston
Tex
D. J. Castevens
Delma Clemons
el Reno
Okla
Curtain Up Tonight For KU Brigadoon Preview
Kansas University presents a trimmed Brigadoon in University Theater Murphy Hall for two previews. The production runs 90 minutes with no intermission and will tour Pacific area military bases as a USO show this summer.
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Kansas University
Pacific Area
University Theater
Murphy Hall
Little Women Shop to Open in Hillcrest Aug. 1
The Little Women Shop will open August 1 at Hillcrest Shopping Center offering infants to size 14 girls wear. Mrs. John B. Graber, recently in Dallas on buying trips, will run the locally owned store with exclusive merchandise. A grand opening will follow the start of business.
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Hillcrest
John B. Graber
Graber
Miss. St
Dallas
Tex
John Kapfer Construction Co
Leftist Demonstrators Fail to Break Fuji Yama Meeting
New Pactdent sent Ambassador Mac Arthur to insert dates on the documents. Arrangements set for a secret meeting between the ambassador and the foreign minister at Fuji yama's home, not the foreign ministry. Newsmen were briefed under an hour before the ceremony. Police guarded the residence with three patrol cars and 13 truckloads. No leftist demonstrators appeared. Later 300 dispirited leftist students sat in front of the foreign ministry.
Beautification push and visiting teachers brighten Lawrence streets
Lawrence showcases massachusetts Street beautification started by the Cosmopolitan Club with flower planters in the 1100 block. Weaver's Store adds two large planters on wrought iron stands. The KABIE traveling teachers visit from 3:30 pm to 9:30 am Friday, opening with Reuter Organ Co and Lawrence Paper Co, ending with a Chamber banquet and campus tours at Kansas University and Hallmark Cards. City officials review Kaw River lane markings after faulty installation. Sen Frank Carlson misquoted on a pay raise, later corrected to cost of living discussion.
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Massachusetts
Cosmopolitan Club
Weaver's
Lawrence
KABIE
Reuter Organ Co
Lawrence Paper Co
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas University
Hallmark Cards
Kansas Association of Business and Industrial Education
New York
Kaw River
Harold Horn
South Park hut action to be deferred to city commission
City manager Harold Horn said action on the South Park concessions hut near the ball diamond will likely be handled by the City Commission. The hut, controversial for its appearance and location, may be addressed at the commission meeting next Tuesday.
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South Park
Harold Horn
Ball Diamond
City Commission
Horn
Jaycees Fireworks Show Promises Big City Display
Fire Chief John Miller notes the event will run about an hour with continuous displays. The Jaycees expect at least 10 000 attendees and will ignite fireworks under fire department supervision. Tickets cost 25 cents in advance 50 cents at the gate with sales at Kief's Record Shop Zimm erman Hardware Commerce Acceptance The Surplus Store Round Corner Rankins Harrell Texaco and the Lawrence National Bank.
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John Miller
Proctor
Jaycees
Kief’s Record Shop
Zimmerman Hardware
Commerce Acceptance
Round Corner
Rankins
Harrell Texaco
Lawrence National Bank
Miller
Kansas Nixon Committee to Transport Students to National Convention
About 250 to 300 Kansas high school students will be selected by county chairmen to attend the National convention. Each student pays 25 dollars for transportation and lodging for two nights, with部分 costs underwritten by sponsors. Buses from multiple cities will carry 35 students and four chaperons each, with reservations closed July 5 unless seats remain.
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Nixon
Robert H. Finch
Beach
Kansas
Kansas Nixon Committee
Sponcors
Manhattan
Topeka
Iola
Olathe
Winfield
Chanute
Wichita
Emporia
Garden City
Dodge City
Hutchinson
Goodland
Colby
Stockton
Beloit
T. M. Murrell
Memorial Hospital Discharges and Births Report
Memorial Hospital records list dismissals for Doris Johnson Alfreida Brown Kittie Loop Elmer Olson Arthur Christie Minnie Barber Wilma Reber John Williamson Letha Dunham Mary Ellen Hill Joanne Roush Barbara Bowen and others in Ottawa Baldwin Great Bend Eudora McLouth and Richland. Births include Raymond Johnson and Bobby Bowen with new daughters and sons.
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Doris Johnson
Emerald Dr
Alfreida Brown
Ark
Kittie Loop
Ala
Elmer Olson
Conn
Arthur Christie
Ohio
Minnie Barber
Ottawa
Wilma Reber
E. 19Th
John Williamson
Great Bend
Letha Dunham
Mich
Mary Ellen Hill
Joanne Roush
Baldwin
Barbara Bowen
Richland
Leonard Rayton
Florence Quinlan
Linwood
Elizabeth Billingsley
Tonganoxie
Laura Knight
James Tripp
Eudora
Marie
Maria Kimmel
McLouth
Garland Butts
Tenn
Rosetta Alrey
Barker
Minnie Brown
Shirley Gorton
Breakfast industry backs hearty morning meals drive
Cereal and breakfast food manufacturers invested an estimated 7 million in newspapers in 1960 to emphasize benefits of a hearty breakfast, aiming to boost morning meal habits.
Journal-World Advertising Address Note
An old newspaper ad line instructs sending the Journal-World to a summer address and provides a phone number VI13-1000 for placing advertisements.
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Journal- World
Lawrence Fireworks Rules Largely Unchanged This Year
Kansas state rules align with Lawrence plans a five day shooting window from July 1 to July 5 with Roman candles halved to ten per display. Sale inside city limits banned. outside Lawrence sales run June 27 to July 5. Fire marshal deputies will monitor compliance and posters list six safety precautions amid ongoing injury reductions. Fire Chief John Miller aims to further lower incidents.
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Lawrence
Kansas
John Miller
Music Art Camp Will Be Expanded For 1961 Session
The 23rd annual Midwestern Music and Art Camp moves to broaden its scope in 1961 by adding a 300 student junior high program. Wiley says three two week sessions cover band choir and orchestra with separate housing on KU campus.
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Russell L. Wiley
Wiley
United States
Interlochen
Mich
Mt. Oread
National Science Foundation
Herb Duncan
Pacific Area
Union Ballroom
Rain Blankets Much of the United States
A large section of the country experienced widespread rain reported by the Chicago Weather Bureau across the Midwest Mississippi Valley the South Plains and New England. The storm brought damage from a tornado in Shumway Illinois three deaths from a Kentucky storm and hail up to three inches near Decatur Illinois and Sioux Falls South Dakota with injuries at a trailer court in Terre Haute Indiana.
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Chicago Weather Bureau
Midwest
Mississippi Valley
South
Plains States
New England
Shumway
Effingham County
Illinois
Kentucky
Lexington
The
Weather Bureau
Decatur
Ill
Sioux Falls
S.C
Indiana
Terre Haute
Fairgrounds
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U.S
KU ‘Brigadoon
Hillcrest SC
U.S. Wather
Duatau
Great Plains
Ohio Valley
Plateau
Florida
Mid- Atlantic
Plains
Frank Carlson
Carlson
Raymond Johnson
Bobby Bowen
Lawrence Memorial Co
East 13Th
Associated Press
Ever Vernon Hardware
Vermont
Ory
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