Florida Attorney Seeks Hearing On Federal Probe
Florida attorney A Whiteside asked to testify before a federal grand jury probing actions at the FCC. He sought to volunteer personal fees and information, with voluntary appearances arranged by his lawyers, amid a Miami bid dispute and a House inquiry into former commissioner Mack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man A. Whiteside
Miami
Mia
Federal Communications Commission
Whiteside
Hjellfrierd
FCC Cour Mer
Angurvo
Aneier
Mick
Mack
House
Fla
Friends
TV Channel 10
MS Drive Meeting Scheduled Tuesday
Plans for the annual Multiple Sclerosis campaign will be discussed at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Ply mouth Congregational Church annex. Douglas County Health Council and Douglas County MS Society will meet with Crusaders Club sponsor William Prince. A film In Sickness and in Health will be shown followed by a discussion by Dr James W Campbell and Dr Ralph Reed. The county drive runs between Mother's Day and Father's Day per the National Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Health Council
Douglas County Multiple
Crusaders Club
William Prince
James W. Campbell
Ralph Reed
National Council of Multiple Selerosis Societies
U S Pilot Questions Source of Fire That Downed Plane
Lt Ronald F E Martin of Rock Hill Missouri explained he cannot confirm if Communist or friendly fire brought down a comrade’s F86 near the DMZ while training with another pilot. He described witnessing his leader’s jet burst into flame, the crash on a ridge, and a parachute seen on the Communist side before returning to Osan. Drive In Reopens In Tonganoxie After August Fire. Two cameras Missing From Hixon Studio, valued at $81, police report filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
PA U. S
Osan
Robert Blank
Hixon Studio
Maes
Mary Fowler Funeral Services Set for Saturday
Funeral services for Miss Mary Fowler, who died Wednesday, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Rumsey Funeral Chapel. Burial will follow in Fowler Cemetery at MelLouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fowler
Rumsey
Fowler Cemetery
MelLouth
Executive Class at KU Plans Fourth Annual Program
Kansas University announces the fourth annual Executive De vent program at the Business School. The course targets executives, using case method study across management topics with faculty from business and speech departments. The $1,050 fee covers materials lodging and meals, with sessions at Memorial Union and Grace Pearson Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fae
Kansas
Unef
James Ro
Surface Business School
Tw Chiss
Tean Surface
W. Keith Weltmer
EU Busines Administration
John Blocker
Edward G. Nelson
Jack Steele
Wiley Mitchell
Ho OK. L'Eeuyer
William Conboy
Vkusses
Memorial Union
Grace Pearson Hall
The
Union
Annual Inspection Held For Local Navy Reserve
Naval Research Reserve Company Unit 9 20 held its annual inspection led by Lt Cmdr T V Kelly and Lt C E Lardis from Chicago. Nine members attended with Reuel Lipman, regional naval research representative, overseeing contracts in Kansas Missouri and Colorado. A social hour at Lt Cmdr Harold Haight s home preceded the dinner and meeting. Cmdr William P Smith of Kansas University s Electrical Engineering Dept heads the unit. Naval reservists interested in firing the local unit should contact Dr Smith. Farmers in North Carolina are diverting acres to grow more profitable peppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Research Reserve Company
Unit 9-20
T. V. Kelly
C. E. Lardis
Chicago
Office of Naval Research
Reuel Lipman
Naval Research Representative
Navy
Kansas
Missouri
Coloradoo
Cmdr
Tiarold Haight
Jotal
Naval Reserve
William P. Smith
Kansas University
Naval
Dr Smith
Kansan in South Africa Upturn in Economy
Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell said the economy shows an upturn by midyear during an Kansas City labor meeting. He compared the current downturn to recessions in 1949 1933 and 1954 and urged restraint by labor and management to avoid price shocks while noting not all praise for wages can lift purchasing power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Mitchell
Kansas City
Mitchell
N Y C Firm Bids Best Pike Cafe Contract
Union News Co of New York City appears high bidder for operating six cafes on the Kansas Turnpike. It offered 13.4 percent of gross earnings if annual gross is 1 million dollars or less and 14.4 percent if higher, with takeover by April 1 if awarded by March 15. A four man ETA committee will inspect Union News and other bidders Buddies Food Service, Qhin, Fred Harvey, and Price Candy Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichitaw
Union News Co
New York City
Kansas Turnpike
Turnpike Authority
Union News
Maron
ETA
Topeka
Buddies Food Service
Toledo
Qhin
Fred Harvey
Chicago
Price Candy Co
Kansas City
Court records show assorted criminal and divorce actions
In district court Eddie Hull of Topeka had a motion for new trial denied on an assault charge, fined 110 dollars plus costs. Divorces filed include Touda Davis vs Alexander Davis. Various defendants in county court were fined for not having current registrations or licenses, including Raymond G. Cummings, Arnold Steuber, and others. police court Charles Davenport forfeited a 5 bond for failure to appear over registration.
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District Court
New
Eddie Hull
Topeka
Hull
Koya L. Channel
Tonganoxie
Raymond G. Cummings
Raymond E Payne
Locus St
Arnold Otto Steuber
W. 6Th St
Lewis Thomas Ruark
Kansas City
Albert G. Scott Jr
Baldwin
John R. Galloway
BR. I. St
Carl William Mooney
Harper St
Bertha May Kesling
Charles Davenport
Oak St
Native Choreography Breaks Up the Joint
Johannesburg Star reports on Rose Deep mine dances by 3,000 natives from 20 tribes including Shangaans Basutos Ba Pedi Ndebele Amakwenkwe Zulu Mzingili Pondomise Hlubi Nguni Pondos Baca Batswa Bachopi. Dances occur weekly with two pints of beer as extra rations. performers wear ostrich feathers and goat hair leggings while each tribe shows distinctive moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oolfh C. Simona JR
Johannesburg Star
Johannesburg
South Africa
Lawrence
Haskell Institute
Haskell
Rose Deep Gold
Rouse Deep Mine
Portuguese East Africa
Basutoland
Transvaal
Amakwenkwe
Cape Colony
Mzingili
Tal
Zululand
Pondomise
Hlubi
Nguni
Pondos
Bizana
Baca
Batswa
Bachopi
Piers
Black market phonograph records boom in Soviet Union
In Moscow a thriving black market peddles phonograph records to music hungry Russians. State critics urge more new output and fresh classics. Moles of foreign broadcasts and transcriptions fuel bootleg presses. Teenagers seek cool jazz and rock while many classical works remain scarce. News notes delays in new pressings of classics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
Vance Moradele
Evening Moscow
Ravel
Shostakovich
Mrs Lula Greene Dies At 72 In Lawrence Hospital
Lula B Greene 72 owner and manager of Greene Book Store and News Stand at 1105 Maas St died Thursday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. She had operated the family business 22 years and in total over 40 years in news and candy trades begun opposite City Library. Born October 27 1885 in Rockford she lived in Lawrence 50 years. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Saturday Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev. Rudolph Tatseh. burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by son Lloyd M Greene of Denver and four grandchildren.
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Lulu Belle Greene
Greene
Maas. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lloyd
Spud) Greene
VA Researchers Hint at Possible Cancer Vaccine
The Veterans Administration reported that researchers at its McKinney Texas hospital found evidence that could point toward developing a vaccine for certain cancers. No assured success was claimed as studies continue, noting a natural body defense against cancer similar to polio vaccine mechanisms, said Dr Russell H Wilson.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
McKinney
Tex
Rusell H. Wilson
Kin Located for Injured Newsman Near Death
Pottstown pa. A 31 year old newsman Matthew J O'Donnell lay critically ill after a heart attack at Pottstown Hospital as colleagues searched for family. A cousin in Cambridge Ohio identified by a radio appeal reported by the Mercury led to Edwin O Donnell in Dravesburg Pa and revealed his long career in Texas Arkansas and Kansas reporting roles.
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Pottstown
Matthew J. O'Donnell
Pottstown Hospital
Pottstown Mercury
Vincent
Cambridge
Ohio
O'Donnell
Edwin O'Donnell
Matthew
Dravesburg
the Mercury
Robert Boyle
The
Mercury
Texarkana
Tex
Manhattan
Kas
Full Participation Of State Kiwanians Sought by Speaker
Elmer Middaugh of Meriden Kansas urged 100 percent participation by Kiwanis members at a Lawrence luncheon, outlining four quarterly projects and 45 hours per year per member to raise state involvement from 26th in Kiwanis International standings. He praised the Lawrence club as the oldest in Division 1 and urged stronger district and divisional leadership while noting Attendance Week and a Kansas Relays ticket drive led by J Wes Santee.
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Kansas
Elmer Middaugh
Meriden
Lawrence
Middaugh
Kiwanis
Kiwanis International
Sand
E. B. Phillips
Albert H. Fearing
Phillips
J. Wes Santee
Kansas Relays
Lawrence jury delayed to March 20 for Douglas County District Court
Heard in Lawrence reports that the February term jury will not report Monday as scheduled. Clerk Lu cille Allison said the jury is tentatively rescheduled to March 20. Lawrence High School hosts its annual speech festival with eight schools competing as per Kansas High School Activities Association rules, while several groups attend as listeners. Ford High School near Dodge City and Leavenworth High plan listener groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Lucille Allison
Allison
Lawrence
LHS
Kansas High School Activities Association
Ford High
Dodge City
Leavenworth High
Quality Dealer Award For Jim Clark Motors
Jim Clark Motors, a Dodge dealer in Lawrence, received a Chrysler Motors Corp Quality Dealer Award for top performance in operations, administration, service and facilities. A noon ceremony at the Holiday Inn presented the award by Herb C. Wood, with Clark pledging to maintain standards to win again next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Clark Motors
Dodge
Lawrence
Chrysler Motors Corp
Holiday Inn
Clark
Herb C. Wood
Wood
Clark Motors
Hot-Tempered Mother Slaps Teacher Gets Jail Term
In Manhattan a 30-year-old mother, Mae Suggs, was sentenced to 10 days in jail after storming Public School 87, striking teacher Marion Kisin and assaulting assistant principal Arthur Simon. Judge Matthew J. Troy condemned the act as a failure of parental example.
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New York
Manhattan
Mae Suggs
Matthew J. Troy
Suggs
Marion Kisin
Kohler Co Rejects UAW Proposal
A planned all day trip for Explorer Scouts to Rich ards-Gebaur Air Force Base in Kansas City was postponed indefinitely due to bad weather. Thirty five scouts from Lawrence-Eudora were to visit with morning flights and an afternoon base tour. no date has been set for rescheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base
Kansas City
Explorer Scouts
Tally District
John F. Long
Lawrence-Eudora
Kohler Rebuffs UAW Arbitration Offer at Senate Hearing
At Washington hearings before the Senate Rackets Committee, Kohler Co. rejected a UAW proposal for government arbitral settlement of the four year Kohler Wisconsin plant strike. UAW secretary treasurer Emil Mazey floated outside mediation while Kohler general counsel Lyman Conger rejected outsiders drafting the contract terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kohler Co
United Auto Workers Union
Wisconsin
UAW
Emil Mazey
Senate
Secretary of Labor
Mitchell
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Lyman C. Conger
Kohler
Conger
State Day Saturday SIA event at KU brings chapters from four states
The Kansas University chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota will host State Day Saturday at KU with attendees from Kansas Nebraska Missouri and Colorado. Morning business sessions feature speakers including provincial president Gertrude Shideier and Mary Jane Thompson national first vice president. A musical program follows in Swarthout Hall with a tea in the student lounge. Memorial Union hosts meetings and a workshop. Mrs Angelica Morales von Sauer will be initiated as an honorary member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Sigma Alpha Iota
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Colorado
Gertrude Shideier
Washburn University
Topeka
Mary Jane Thompson
Lincoln
Neb
Swarthout Hall
KU Music and Dramatic Arts
Memorial Union
Angelica Morales von Sauer
von Sauer
KU to host two debate experts on right to work issue
At the KU tournament two nationally known authorities will visit to critique debaters. Kurt Braun of Howard University and Kermit Eby of Chicago University will hear four rounds, then join an open forum to challenge the debaters on information authenticity and reasoning validity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giffin
Kurt Braun
Howard University
Kermit Eby
Chicago University
Wage Stabilization Board
Dr. Eby
First
Teachers’ Union
United Auto Workers
Michigan
CIO
Kaw Basin Group Plans Annual Session Monday
The Kaw Basin Water Management Association will hold its annual membership meeting at 7:30 PM next Monday in the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce office at 8th and Vt Streets. The group, about 300 members strong, is affiliated with Mo Ark Valleys Flood Control and the Missouri Valley Association. Emil Heck is president.
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Kaw Basin Water Management Association
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
8Th
Vt. Sts
Kaw Basin Association
Emil Heck
Kaw Group
Hospital Dismissals Births and Names List
At Memorial Hospital several individuals are listed with addresses. Dismissals include Kenneth Breithaupt Amy Whitley Fred Schirmer Alex Jordan Ruby Weeks Beverly Lochner. Births note a son for Stephen Ross and Royce Rasmussen to be welcomed by their spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Breithaupt
Route 4
Amy Whitley
Baldwin
Fred Schirmer
Richland
Alex Jordan
Mass. St
Ruby Weeks
Lincoln St
Beverly Lochner
Sunflower
Stephen Ross
Tonganoxie
Royce Rasmussen
Sunnyside
Phi Delta Kappa Expands Kansas Campus Chapters
Phi Delta Kappa, national education fraternity, boosted Kansas campus chapters by 150 percent last week. Existing KU and Kansas State College groups were joined by units at Pittsburg, Emporia, and Hays with field chapters in Topeka and Pittsburg. KU initiated 87 graduates Saturday in Emporia. Kansas State and Arkansas University rites followed at Pittsburg and Jays, with national officers present.
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Phi Delta Kappa
Kansas
Kansas University
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
Emporia
Hays
Topeka
Kansas State
Arkansas University
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Arthur Simon
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Herman P.‘ Mantell
Lawrence Memorial Co
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Kaw Basin Group
Memorial Hospital
Leta Pickett
Neysa Torneden
Ethel Weidman
David Coffman
Perry St
Georgia Hawkins
N. Y. St
Eugene Doane Jr
Tenn. St
William Murr
McLouth
Carolyn Rasmussen
Aida Mila de la Roca Parrella
la. St
Henry Rhodes
S. 13Th St
Shirley Gibber
Gary Meyer
Brook St
Madeline House
E. 15Th St
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