Grand Jury Indicts Richland Bank Robbery Suspects
A Kansas City grand jury indicted two men and a woman in connection with the January 2 Richland State Bank robbery and a January 28 attempt. Named are Louis Dee Young, James A. Debenham III, and Frankie Evelyn Fletcher. Also indicted were Byron Eugene Byerley in a separate centerville bank case and Andrew R. Logan and Mary H. Delcomb in related forging and treasury check offenses.
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Kansas City
Kas
Erleral Grand
Richland
State Bank
Louis Dee Young
Dallas
Tex
James A. Debenham LI
Fort Worth
Frankie Evelyn Fletcher
Georgia Neese Clark Gray
U.S
Gray
Billy Gene Ross
Ross
Byron Eugene Byerley
University of Kansas
Centerville
Byerley
Federal Medical Center
Springfield
Andrew R. Logan
Leavenworth
Treasury
Mary H. Delcomb
Speakers Named for K U Public Relations Event
Keynote speakers for the fifth annual Public Relations Institute at Kansas University are Paul Ridings of Fort Worth and John E. Solomon of Kansas City. The conference, March 9 and 10, is sponsored by KU School of Journalism and Extension with the Kansas Public Relations Association.
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Public Relations
Kansas University
Paul Ridings
Fort Worth
Tex
John E. Solomon
Western Auto Supply Co
Kansas City
School of Journalism and University Extension
K.U
Kansas Public Relations Association
Ridings
Solomon
H. W. Ebendorf
Coleman Company
Wichita
Ken Jackson
K.U. School of Journalism
It Isn’t Too Late For Preparing Windbreaks
Extension forester Harold Gallaher says warm weather allows plowing and seedbed preparation for spring windbreaks. Planting should start north and west of structures with windbreaks arranged in five rows cedar pine honey locust elm tamarix cedar, spaced 75 to 100 feet from the protected area. In parts of eastern Kansas two cedar rows plus one pine row may suffice.
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Harold. Gallaher
Extension Service Forester
Gallaher
Kansas
KU Pharmacy Students Visit Eli Lilly in Indianapolis
Thirty two students from the Kansas University School of Pharmacy will tour Eli Lilly and Co. in Indianapolis Indiana from Sunday to Wednesday. The annual trip for juniors and seniors includes visits to the manufacturing plant research laboratories and a biological farm. Students will attend a banquet and tour the city with chaperones Raymond Hoppanen and Mrs Hoppanen.
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School of Pharmacy
Kansas University
Eli Lilly and Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Parke-Davis Co
Detroit
Mich
Raymond Hoppanen
Hoppopen
Uruguay Gets New Figurehead President in National Council
Alberto Zubiria, 54, began a year as chairman of Uruguay's nine member National Government Council. The role is largely ceremonial. He succeeds Luis Batlle Berres as head of his faction within the Colorado party, but Batlle Berres remains the dominant party leader.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Alberto Zubiria
Zubiria
Colorado Party
Luis Bate Berres
Batlle Berres
TV Radio Address by Costs Networks Plenty
President Eisenhower's television radio address last night cost networks a total of about 300 000 in canceled programs. CBS-TV reported a 100 000 loss from dropping the United States Steel Tour. NBC estimated 50 000 from canceling This Is Our Life. ABC-TV delayed a prize fight for 30 minutes to carry the address.
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New York
Eisenhower
Cbs-Tv
United States
NBC
Abc-Tv
Schwieger to Lead Nuernberg Orchestra Abroad
Hans Schwieger, conductor of the Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra, accepted an invitation to become general music director of Nuernberg Germany for spring summer and early fall of this year. He will return to Kansas City for the start of the concert season.
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Kansas City Philharmonic Association
Hans Schiwieser
Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra
Nuernberg
Germany
America
Kansas City
Becker Won't Seek Reelection to State Senate
State Sen. Richard L. Becker of Montgomery County announced he would not seek renomination. The Coffeyville Republican, an attorney, said he no longer has time to devote to the job after serving in the Senate since 1950.
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Coffeyville
Richard L. Becker
Mentgomery County
Becker
Senate
New York TV Prize Winner Creates Education Fund
New York sixteen year old George Wright won 100000 on NBCs The Big Surprise and plans a college fund for himself and siblings. After talks with bank officials the setup includes 52500 in taxes 7300 in living expenses and 10000 to Madison Square Boys Club with 30000 earmarked for the childrens education.
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New York
George Wright
George
Madison Square Boys Club
Joyita Crew Mystery Amid Pacific Storms and Submarine Claims
An Australian writer reports strange Pacific incidents around the Joyita disappearance near Apia and sightings of a Russian K-class submarine. Weather and treacherous seas fuel speculation as missing crew and sonar rumors swirl, with blame partly placed on submarines and dangers in Fiji, Apia, and surrounding waters.
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Fiji
Sanna
Two Texas Sisters 89 Believed Oldest Twins
Paris. Texas sisters Ellen Whitten and Eller Buchanan, both 89, are believed to be the oldest twins. They discuss their health, the daily tasks they still manage, and their mother’s long life as they consider how they compare to national twins records.
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Texas
Paris
United States
Ellen Whitten
Eller Buchanan
Aly
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Doan
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Portland
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Safeway Market
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