Phog Allen retirement case eyed by Kansas Board of Regents
A pending retirement case for basketball coach Phog Allen heads to the Kansas Board of Regents after the University of Kansas Athletic Board discusses March 29. Regents may decide on extending coaching time or tenure, with focus on Allen’s legacy and broader faculty implications.
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Cindetens
Regents
John Tee
D. M. Swarthout
Somir
Allen
K. U. Athletic Board
Jengih
Educational Governing Board
Dr. Allen
Phog Allen
Attorneys to Get A Era Briefing On Atomic Law Institute
Washington briefing outlines the first Atomic Law Institute course for defense of employers handling atomic energy materials. The program notes past radiation incidents at Los Alamos Argonne Nevada and Biao tests, with prior claims and settlements shaping new litigation awareness.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Atomic Law Institute
PXP Orieufee
Alntes
Atone Taw
Bigelow Boysen
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Elisses
Manhattan
Los Alamos
N.mex
K. Daghlian
Touis Sloan
AEC
Menhattan
Argnane National Laboratory
Argonne
Nevada
Alome
Las Vegas
Nev
Tral
Radio and TV Programs Airing Across Stations
A dense listing shows WDAF KMBC WREN KFKU and other stations broadcasting a wide slate of shows. It includes news blocks, children and family programs, game and variety segments, and serials like Captain Kangaroo and Mighty Mouse Playhouse among many others scheduled across Friday and Saturday, with times and hosts varying by station. WB and KMBC provide additional music and entertainment bulletins, while a long sequence of program titles reflects a busy schedule across radio and television outlets.
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WDAF
Komo.tv
Micke Mouse
Kuckskay
Billy Smith
Star News
Jose
Dourg
CO — Badle
Mama
Ouzre
Harriet
Miss Brooks
The
Crusaders
Krar Sugerab
Chisalcade
Hyderson
Bersete
Ier
Madge
Tivath Valley
Leoney
Kankaroo
Pinky Lee
Andy's Gang
Fury
Mighty Mouse Playhouse
Charles Antell
Buffalo Bel
Lone Ranger
Right to Work Debate Highlights State Elections
The piece outlines differing views on right to work from Gov. Fred Hall and opponent Warren Shaw. It argues voters deserve clear facts on actual effects of right to work laws, citing Washington Nevada Texas Missouri and urging candidates to present pertinent data before August and November elections.
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Fred Hall
Kansas
Warren Shaw
Washington
Nevada
Texas
Missouri
Offkce
Far
Yhaiist
Double-Edged Sword in 1956 Democratic Rhetoric
The piece analyzes Democratic rhetoric centering on Vice President Nixon and the 1952 ticket. It questions whether changing the No 2 spot would imply Democratic self-acknowledged error or a broader political gamble.
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Richard Nixon Long
Nixon
John Sparkman
What is it to be Irish on St Patrick’s Day
Hal Boyle reflects on St Patrick’s Day as a time when Irish identity feels amplified. He writes that on this day the Irishman experiences heightened pride, musical spirit, and a sense of kingship, while others glimpse a deeper interior awe and connection to history and language.
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New York
Trish
St. Patrick's Day
St Patrick's Day
Alo
Letters UNITED FUND DRIVE Enitor
A Journal-World letter argues the United Fund plan may fail like the Community Chest. It cites many yearly appeals and the burden on families, listing 18 drives from March of Dimes to TB Stamps and warning against regimentation of giving.
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Enitor
Journal-World
United Fund
March of Dimes
Heart Fund
H& Red Cross
Salvation Army
Udall
Salvation Army Building Fund
Dodgery
Elizabeth Kenny
Lenna W. Brown
Eisenhower Delays Action on Racial Tensions Commission
President Eisenhower could form a commission or convene Southern leaders to address racial tensions but has instead urged Congress to act. With 101 Southern lawmakers opposing desegregation, officials say he shows no plan to appoint a commission and prefers congressional action.
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James Washington
Eisenhower
South
White House
Supreme Court
Eisenhower urges Congress to form a bipartisan civil rights commission
He argues Congress should create a body with subpoena power and broad representation to study segregation and school integration in the South. If Congress won t act, he may still establish a mission to examine civil rights under his executive authority, following Truman s precedent. A final note cites opinions on marital devotion amid cultural views.
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Eisenhower
South
Truman
Bible Verse Reflection as Kindness and Humility
A devotional note highlights Psalms 16 verse 27, praising God for saving the afflicted while judging proud, urging humility and mercy in daily faith. The line emphasizes divine protection for the vulnerable and the futility of arrogance.
Desegregation Debate Moves Through National School Conference
At the national convention in Atlanta, school administrators discussed abolishing racial segregation in public schools. An Oklahoma delegate noted that while children largely accept desegregation, many parents oppose it and elders remain strongly against.
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Atlans Fielis
Oklahoma
Spring training notes on rooks and reliability
A jumble of remarks on marriage and hard work contrasts with spring training verses. The piece muses on choosing a model partner, the impact of divorce, and a rookie pitcher who shows promise as workouts begin.
Mint varieties count and type question
The text notes there are about 2,300 different kinds of mint. It asks if mint belongs to the large plant family, implying mint has many varieties within a broad plant group.
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Jack of
Births and social round of Perry residents noted
Announcements include the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wood of Perry at Memorial Hospital. The week features anniversaries, dinners, lectures by Elmer Beth and visits of Miss Peters and Miss Moorman, plus retirements, elections, and society events across Lawrence and nearby towns.
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Paul Wood
Perry
Memorial Hospital
James H. Toyne
Linwood
Elmer F. Beth
Eldridge
Sullivan C. Richardson
Detroi
Mich
Peckham
Macon
A. L. Nims
Charles G. Schulz
Frank
Dexter
Sarah Peters
Salina
Lada Newcomb
Donna Jean Moorman
Denver
Fred J. Moorman
Bonnie Heck
Danny
Maui Island
Hawaii
Lawrence
Maxine Tipton
C. E. Heaton
Baldwin
W.H Dempsey
C. B. Butell
M. L. Hitchcock
O. W. Price
Leo Smith
John Carlson
Frank Cummings
California
Minnie Walker
G. M. Holiday
Clara Beach
W. A. McAlearney
Edith Wolgamott
Gladys Hobbs
Kansas City
Women's Home Missionary Society
Rosedale Methodist Church
John Ise
E. B. Backus
Los Angeles
Unitarian Church
W. M. Backus
Adrian, Mich
R. D. O'Leary
May Gardner
George Lowman
Flora Colman
H. G. van Neste
W. A. Colman
Mark Pierson
A. R. Colman
Will Elkin
Wilfred Day
Merle Colman
Guy Bigsby
Margaret Duffee
Nan Wear
Lloyd Duffee
Ralph Colman
Clyde Talley
Pleasant Valley
Talley
Jennie Murphy
Overbrook
Harry Houk
R. I. St
Ida Coffin
Eudora
Edith Rideau
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