Soviet proposal calls for UN space cooperation organ
Kremlin outline urges a four point plan including a UN space cooperative body to manage outer space research and launch programs, liquidate foreign bases, ban military use of outer space, and ensure international control and coordination under UN oversight.
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Russia
U. N
I. S
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Europe
United States
ICKM
Middle East
North Africa
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U.N
Outer Space
Kansas teacher standards praised in state magazine
Reading the Kansas Teacher magazine, Lawrence area notes two of 105 Kansas counties, Douglas and Stafford, hired no non degree teachers this year. Sedgwick County led with 61 percent new hires lacking degrees, while the Kansas State Teachers Association pushes higher standards and restricts membership to degree holders.
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Kansas
Douglas
Stafford
Sedgwick
Wichita
Kansas State Teachers Association
Helicopter Drops Aid as Marooned Families Get Supplies
In Smith Center Kansas a military helicopter suplies groceries hay fuel oil and propane to stranded residents after heavy snows blocked roads. Ft. Riley crew evacuated a sick woman and planned further flights while a tank truck refilled the craft. About 50 families were stranded though only 15 needed urgent help along the Nebraska border.
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Smith
Phillips County
Nebraska
Cyclists Jailed In Plot Against Cop Fails
In St Louis three motorcyclists Melvin R. Smith 20 Frank H. Cline 37 and Oscar E. Golden 24 were jailed after planning to smear police over speed tickets Patrolman Joseph Beil allegedly offered bribes to drop tickets and tear up records Judge Robert G. Dowd fined them up to 500 dollars for false reports. They began serving fines at three dollars a day as the plot unraveled when Golden failed a lie detector test and recanted.
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ST. Louis
Melvin R. Smith
Frank H. Cline
Oscar E. Golden
Joseph Beil
Robert G. Dowd
Golden
Communists to Meet Over Downed U N Pilot
In Seoul the Communists called a Military Armistice Commission meeting for Monday possibly to discuss the U S fighter pilot shot down March 6 by Red ground fire over the Korean DMZ. The UN command said no reason was given for the meeting and that they agreed last Monday to return the pilot Capt. Leon Pfeiffer of Kenosha Wisconsin but did not specify timing.
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Seoul
Korea
Military Armistice Commission
U. S
Korean Demilitarized Zone
U. N
Leon Pfeiffer
Kenosha
Wis
Marriage Licenses Issued for Several Couples in Missouri and Kansas
Jerry Lynn Stracke 25 of Bethel and Yvonne Schenck 24 of Blue Springs Mo. received licenses. William D. Condon 2% and J Dolores Skeet 20 of Lawrence. Albert D. Hamlin 22 and Leone Spena 20 of Lecompton also listed.
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Jerry Lynn Stracke
Bethel
Yvonne Schenck
Blue Springs
William D. Condon
J. Dolores Skeet
Lawrence
Albert D. Hamlin
Leone Spena
Lecompton
Death of Thomas Lincoln Wray in California at 93
Thomas Lincoln Wray died Friday in Long Beach California at age 93. He lived much of his life in and near Oskaloosa. Burial planned locally. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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Thomas Lincoln Wray
Oskaloosa
Long Beach
Calif
Kansas Army projects moved to speed up construction
Sen. Schoeppel said 13 Kansas military projects held by funds shortage may speed up under a program to accelerate construction. Projects include Army reserve training centers in Pittsburg, Coffeyville, Independence, Galena, Emporia, Lawrence, Osawatomie, Ottawa, Topeka and National Guard armories in Yates Center, Neodesha, Colby and Smith Center. Springfield suit seeks return of Lincoln relics after former tomb custodian mishandling. The Illinois attorney general filed in DeKalb County Court to prevent disposal and to recover state relics including pictures, books and a dress stained with Lincoln’s blood once in Herber Fay’s possession and later passing to Anna Fay and Nehring.
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Senate
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Coffeyville
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Latham ‘Castle
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Castle
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Herbert Fay
Fay
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Herbert
Nehring
Byrd Seeks Higher Spending Over Tax Cuts
Senator Byrd of Virginia argues Democrats favor a robust public works program over immediate tax reductions to counter a business slump. He contends most Democrats would support accelerated spending if the economy remains weak, while Eisenhower seeks emergency funding for river harbor and hospital projects to boost employment.
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Uh - Sen
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D-Va
Congress
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hollywood String Quartet to perform in Kansas City concert
The Hollywood String Quartet appears in the Kansas University Chamber Music Series in Swarthout Recital Hall at 8 p.m. Monday. The ensemble, famed for its recordings, features Eleanor Aller cello, Felix Slatkin violin, Paul Shure second violin, and Alvin Dinkin viola. Program includes Mozart K 387, Villa Lobos, and Beethoven Opus 132.
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Hollywood String Quartet
Swarthout
California
Thedinburgh
Eleanor Aller
Juilliard School
New York
Warner Brothers Studio
Felix Slatkin
Paul Shure
Alvin Dinkin
Curtis Institute
Philadelphia
Twentieth Centurye
Fox Studio Orchestra
Controversy and crowd at Kansas State finals clash
Reported in Kansas after a packed Fieldhouse crowd and TV controversy over broadcast rights. Tex Winter’s Kansas State Wildcats prepared to face Oklahoma State as Oscar Robertson of Cincinnati battled late, with DeWitz starring for K State in overtime and Robertson fouling out.
Luncheon Menu For School Cafeterias
A school cafeteria luncheon schedule outlines daily meals for Monday through Friday featuring hot breads such as whole wheat muffin squares corn bread and hot rolls. Recipes for rolls by Miss Mary Lu Hill include shortening sugar yeast eggs and flour with steps for mixing kneading rising and refrigerating.
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Mary Lu Hill
Extortionist Placed On Probation by U S Judge
Billie Jay Halliburton, 37, received probation after pleading or being found guilty of attempting to extort $5,000 from Emil L Benson, secretary and general manager of Benson Manufacturing Co. Halliburton said he was at Benson after losing his job in a department consolidation and had no intent to harm.
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Kansas City
Billie Jay Halliburton
Halliburton
U. S
Richard M. Duncan
Emil L. Benson
Benson Manufacturing Co
Benson
Births and discharges at Memorial Hospital list residents
At Memorial Hospital admissions include Roy Johnston 1324 Del St Michael Pickett 1519 Wedgewood Dr Mrs Dorothea George Eudora Mrs Carrie McAlexander Oskaloosa Mrs Mary Bright 1238 R I St Lawrence Ward Route 3 Mrs Mildred Anderson Richland Mrs Evelyn Holton Toonga nexie Mrs Elma Yaussi McLouth. The dismissals list Jamuel P Zieske 1113 R I St 3 Mrs Sylvia Childress Eudora Mrs Darlene Shultz Route 3 Mrs Robbie Gourley 107 W 6th St John L Miller Eudora Robin LaBan Sunnyside Ray David Gray Baldwin Kathleen Ann Dorsey 1711 Maas St Baby boy Bermudez 932 N J St Edith C Livingstone 1308 Conn St Marian J Madl Baldwin Donald Curtice 1623 Harper St Mrs Erika Pauline Shults Greenacres Trailer Ot Mrs Dorothy M Klamm and baby girl Basehor Births Mr and Mrs F Vincent George Eudora a son Friday Mr and Mrs Myron Bright 1238 R 1 Stagon Friday
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Roy Johnston
del. St
Michael Pickett
Wedgewood Dr
Dorothea George
Eudora
Carrie McAlexander
Oskaloosa
Mary Bright
R. I. St
Lawrence Ward
Route 3
Mildred Anderson
Richland
Evelyn Holton
Toonganexie
Elma Yaussi
McLouth
Jamuel P. Zieske
Sylvia Childress
Darlene Shultz
Robbie Gourley
W. 6Th St
John L. Miller
Robin LaBan
Sunnyside
Ray David
Gray
Baldwin
Kathleen Ann Dorsey
Maas
Bermudez
N. J. St
Edith C. Livingston
Con
Burglar Caught Friday In Arkansas May Have Escaped From Hospital
Pine Bluff Arkansas police hold James Andrew Ure 32 Bakersfield California on an open burglary charge. Ure was shot in the leg during a Pine Bluff cafe burglary attempt. He escaped January 17 from a Springfield Missouri hospital where he was treated for a leg wound from a burglary. He also faces a Kansas parole violation. Ure identified himself as George Persinger during arrest. He was treated and jailed locally.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Norman Young
Springfield
Young
James Andrew Ure
Bakersfield
Calif
Ure
Kansas
George Persinger
Charles Patterson
Pajtrolman
Patterson
Elimination Rounds Today for Debate Crews
Heart of America Debate Tournament at Ranses University shifts to elimination rounds with 16 teams. KU, last year’s winner, faces Southwest Missouri as quarterfinals begin, semifinals at 2 pm, finals at 4 pm, trophy ceremony to follow.
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Southwest Missouri
Florida
Houston
Oklahoma
Augustana
Emporia
St. Olaf
Dartmouth
North
Mildred Miller Concert Postponed to Sunday at KU Theater
The Mildred Miller concert, originally set for Friday, will now be presented at 3 30 p m Sunday in the Kansas University Theater as the final attraction of the KU Concert Course. Miller is a leading Metropolitan Opera mezzo soprano who has performed with European companies in Munich Stuttgart Glyndebourne and at the Edinburgh Festival. She has appeared on network radio and TV programs including The Voice of Firestone The Telephone Hour and Festival of Music.
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Mildred Miller
Kansas University Theater
Aonson
Miss Miller
Metropolitan Opera Company
Munich
Stuttgart
Glyndebourne Opera
Voice of Firestone
Ncb-Tv
Police Court Suspends Seven Day Sentence for Vacancy
James Fart Jones of Kalamazoo Michigan receives a seven day suspended sentence in the police court for vacancy charges. The ruling sets no immediate jail time and places no further penalties at this time.
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James Fart Jones
Kalamazoo
Mich
Spring concert set for Oskaloosa high school auditorium
The annual spring concert of the Oskaloosa schools is scheduled for 8 p.m. Tuesday in the high school auditorium. The program features the high school and grade school bands, glee clubs, mixed chorus, ensembles and soloists, directed by Wilma Glasco.
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Oskaloosa
Wilma Glasco
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