Mitchell sets spring drills as KU readies 14 linemen
Kansas coach Jack Mitchell announces spring football drills begin April 21 with 22 lettermen reporting. He aims to identify 14 top linemen and assign positions, stressing maximum effort and flexible ends, tackles, and guards in a system where ends double as linebackers and guards are less mobile.
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Jazz composer W C Hamir in critical condition at Sydenham
W C Hamir, aged about 60, creator of The St Louis Blues, is in a coma with bronchial pneumonia and a uremic condition after being taken from Yonkers to Sydenham Hospital. His wife Irma described his recent confinement to home with rare strokes three years ago. a St Louis premiere was planned for April 7.
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Square Dance Jamboree Set for Baldwin March 29
More than 300 persons are expected at the eighth annual Square Dance Jamboree to be held March 29 in Baldwin at the Baker University gymnasium starting 8 30 p m. Dancers from Lawrence Topeka Overbrook Osage City Olathe Ottawa Garnett and Wichita are expected with Heel and Toe Square Drive Club of Baldwin as host. Callers include Pat Recendles Baldwin Bob McDaniels Topeka Feri Weisman Topeka Buford F and Gil Benson Kansas City and Gil Williams Olathe.
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Masters of ceremonies set for bright costumes and garb
Be master of ceremonies note that women will wear bright full skirted costumes and men in western garb as spectators are in vated.
Kingfish Cleared In Law Case With Suspended Fine
Los Angeles report says actor Harry R. Moore 40 known as Kingfish on Amos n Andy avoided prison after a gun incident during a family quarrel over roast beef. Moore received a suspended 100 dollar fine for firing a shot at his wife Vivian 39 and her son Paul last January 5.
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Tim) Moore
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Ike Flayed for His Promise Reneging
Rep Passman accuses President Eisenhower of breaking campaign pledges by pursuing a wild spending program led by a proposed 3.9 billion dollar foreign aid request. He cites past promises of trade not aid, a balanced budget, and tax cuts, contrasting them with five years of increased spending versus the Truman era.
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KU Alumnus Appointed Recreation Director at Lincoln AFB
Robert Dula a Kansas University physical education alumnus from Holyrood has been named recreation director at Lincoln Air Force Base Nebraska. He will supervise the service club hobby shops recreation areas and dependent youth programs. Dula earned a KU B S in 195? and an Indiana University M S in recreation in 1957. He coached in Kansas high schools for five seasons and never had a losing season in football or basketball.
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