KU Student Does Not Use Bel Window Washer Is Fearless
KU junior John Weeks from McLouth serves as official window washer at Strong Hall without a safety belt. He climbs near the top floor ledges daily, says the job is easy to obtain and notes it pays nothing extra. He recalls a close call on a second floor ledge and mentions plans to wash more windows, possibly at Malott Hall, while majoring in commercial art.
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Golden Valley
John Weeks
Kansas University
McLouth
Strong Hall
Weeks
Journal-World Photo
Kansa University
John
E. 15Th
Buildings and Grounds Department
Ime
Malott Hall
Hostesses and Pursers on TWA Win 8 Percent Pay Increase
An arbitration board awarded eight percent pay raises to Trans World Airlines hostesses and pursers retroactive to May 1, 1959. An additional five percent raise will take effect February. The National Mediation Board denied a differential jet pay scale but approved reduced monthly flying hours for jet crews. Maximum jet flying hours are set at 781 for domestic and 235 hours per quarter for international duty, effective September 3. Retroactive increases apply to those who flew jets since May last year.
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Kansas City
Trans World Airlines
David J. Cromie
TWA
National Mediation Board
Assny
Corthes
Ea Hey
Major Step In Western Defenses Transfers Control To Japan
TOKYO AP A major step to place part of the West Pacific air warning system under Japanese supervision was announced by the U S Air Force. Japan will take over three air defense control centers covering the nation this Friday while the combat operations center near Tokyo remains under U S control.
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Tokyo
U. S. Air Force
Japan
U. S
U. S. 5Th Air Force
KU Professor J S Carey to Appear on Montage TV Show
Kansas University design professor Sheldon Carey renowned ceramist will feature on CBS TV series Montage in a segment titled The Potter's Wheel. The program was shot in St Louis with producer Helen Hagen and credits KU Design Department. Carey was highlighted in Time Magazine in 1959 as a top practitioner with a full color spread.
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Sheldon Carey
Kansas University
America
Columbia Broadcasting System
Carey
St. Louis
Helen Hagen
Geneva
Switzerland
Academie Internationale de la Ceramique
Time Magazine
KU Medical Graduate Joins Mizzou Center
Dr. Garth S. Russell, KU Medical School alumnus and tissue transplantation expert, is named research associate in surgery at Missouri University Medical Center. He will work full time at the Lions Eye Tissue Bank at MU after July 1 and recently served a rotating internship at Wesley Hospital, Wichita.
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Garth S. Russell
Kansas University
Missouri University Medical Center
Russell
Lions Eye Tissue Bank
Wesley Hospital
Wichita
Kansas State University
Health Department of
Great Bend
KU School of Medicine
American Tobacco Company
Indonesia Demands U S Explanation Over Hague Base Claim
Indonesia asked the United States for an urgent explanation after Adm. Arleigh Burke reportedly said Hollandia in Dutch New Guinea would be a suitable U S naval base. The Foreign Office said the remark shows U S bias in the Netherlands Indonesia dispute.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
United States
Hague
Adm
Areligh Burke
U.S
Burke
Hollandia
Dutch New Guinea
Foreign Office
America
Netherlands
Greek Leaders Visit Tito for Yugoslav Talks
Greek Premier Constantine Karamantis and Foreign Minister Evanghelos Averoff flew to Belgrade today to meet President Josip Broz Tito for high level discussions on regional affairs and bilateral ties.
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Athens
Greece
Constantine Karamantis
Evanghelos Averoff
Yugoslavia
Tito
Mikoyan Leads Kremlin Welcome for Indonesian Leader
Anastas Mikoyan and other top Soviet officials greeted Indonesian First Minister Djuanda in Moscow as first deputy premier assumes control in Khrushchev’s absence during a visit to Austria. The Indonesian leader arrived on a friendship tour.
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Moscow
Anastas Mikonya
Diuanda
Nikita Khrushchev
Austria
Japs Call Leaders Kobi Japan sees new defense code
Japan's sea defense force announces a landmark leadership call as officials unveil a new defense code. The move signals a strategic shift and aims to bolster national security and regional posture amid regional tensions.
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