Lillian Roth Leaves Night Clubs for Lectures and Columns
At 46, Lillian Roth announces a shift from night clubs to new careers as a lecturer and newspaper columnist after a Sahara Las Vegas engagement. She plans a syndicated column, a book sequel, a stage return, and a nationwide lecture tour while continuing readings from her life and recovery.
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New York
Lillian Roth
Goodby Jo
Las Vegas
Uve
Iind
Miss Roth
Summer Stack
Mildred Pierce
Teens, Hoodlums, and Parent Roles Highlight City Crime Debate
An article argues for harsher treatment of teen crime while promoting block parent refuges in West Los Angeles and urges parental responsibility. It cites rising beatings robberies and killings in Chicago and calls for strong community and FBI guidance to curb youth violence.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
FBI
J. Edgar Hoovers
Ince
Rogers
Kansas Schools Rated By NEA Grade Card
Kansas ranked in the top third of states in the NEA grade card with a fifth place for public school property value at $781 per pupil and strong showings in days of school and high school graduation rates. The report lists state rankings across categories including teacher salaries, per pupil expenditures, and education funding as a share of income tax payments.
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Dolph Simona
TOR
Ernest Pontius
Leo Elier
Simons
The
Word Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
iLawrence
Kansas
Lawrence
Douglas
Mall
United States
Oynen
Nationalducation Association
NEA
Delaware
Tennessee
Lawrence alleys in need of year round upkeep and paving
City observers note downtown Lawrence alley-ways degrade appearance and raise sanitation concerns as warm weather returns. Individual pride influences upkeep while paving main lanes could improve aesthetics and ease cleaning for residents and visitors.
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Lawrence
Glimpse of the Fast Old Bridge and Local Names
In a letter to the Journal-World editor W E Koehring recalls the old bridge near his hometown. He questions the modern naming as Gage Ranch Bridge, urges preserving the original Delchman’s Bridge name and marking the site as a museum of horse and buggy days, noting Quantrill era crossings. He suggests giving the new bridge the Gage Ranch Bridge name and restoring the old name with a marker.
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Journal-World
Gage Ranch Bridge
John B. Gage
Delchman
Quantrill
Lawrence
W. E. Koehring
W. 20Th St
Cedar Fails
Iowa
World tensions rise over Bermuda accord interpretations
The Bermuda conference between President Eisenhower and British Prime Minister Macmillan sparked disagreement in Washington and London over what was agreed. Republicans decry secret accords while US and UK officials deny any secret deal, as the two nations seek to mend post Egypt crisis trust.
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James 'Marlow
Washingtonip
Bermuda
Eisenhower
Macmillan
America
Roosevelt
Yalta
Stalin
United States
Britain
France
Israel
Egypt
Eisenhower and Macmillan Disagree On Middle East Plans
Reported Bermuda talks left no clear accord between President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan. Dulles and Hagerty denied secret or written understandings, noting only procedural reviews of intelligence arrangements.
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Eisenhower
Baches
Senhower An Macmilan
Maemilan
United States
Britain
Middle East
Dulles
White House
Bermuda
Piasenhower
Wis
Jianmtes Hagerty
Hagerty Isenhower
Macmillan
Indiana Man Convicted Of Pett y Larceny In Car Theft
An Indiana man was convicted of petty larceny after stealing a car. The report notes the suspect claimed to have many jobs and faced questions about his value while the case reflected on social pressures and personal conduct.
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Indiana
Union leaders under scrutiny as funds questioned
Walter Reuther warns of rising alertness to safeguard trust funds as Teamsters disclosures cast doubt on union fund handling. Senator Knowland urges unions to police themselves to avoid federal legislation, noting an estimated three percent mishandling risk and calling for more democratic leadership and elections.
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Kusing
Wilita Kase
Dave Beck
Teamster
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Sen
Wiliam F. Knowland
California
Congress
Nworthy
Knowland
Reuther
Buddhist sins quiz asks about nine vices
The quiz lists sins in three groups: three for the body killing theft and unlawful sex. Four for speech lying slander abusive words and idle talk. Three for the mind envy cruelty and disbelief.
Bible Verse Fragment from Bastia 40 13
Fragmentary readable line from a Bible verse appears to reference Ark, Wall, and Bastia with numbers 40 and 13. The source is incomplete and provides no clear narrative or event.
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Bulwalha
Neather
Paldhea
Bastia
Two Farm Bills Spark House Debate In Congress
The article reports on the congressional push for two farm bills, with President Eisenhower sending a special message. Secretary Benson and Agriculture Undersecretary Morse present proposals including drought relief loans, deferred grazing, and shared federal costs. It notes simmering controversy over large farm subsidies and potential shifts in farming policy amid weather concerns and surplus reductions.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Washington House
Te Oonheeer
Connepke Chernmilter
Dreughtchen Gaviners
Vencross
Doubtul Senie
Elon Yee
Tae
Fara
Vhis
Met
Jane Stho
Ds Pe
Sith Palanel
Secretary of Agriculture
Bara Taft Benson
Senate
Benson
KU stadium debt to be dissolved June 1 in city plan
The Kansas University stadium debt ends June 1 as the Athletic Department clears a 22 year burden. The City Council approves land purchase for a new baseball park near 1th and Del Sts, while freshmen basketball players and other local events are noted.
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Kansas University Stadium
1Th
Del
Charlie Penny
K.U
Tommy Casteel
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Kansas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Betty Ann Schoone
Joyce Salsbury
Ellen Jane Lupton
Grace Endacott
John Ise
Kansas University Department of Economics
USC
Junction City
Radio and TV Listings Reflect 1960s Programs and Schedules
A dense OCR of radio and TV program listings shows station identifiers WDAR KM EG WRE TM KEK and many call signs. The page catalogs daily shows, times, and network lineups including sports, drama, variety, and children’s programs across multiple stations.
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Associates Press
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AP Paws
Hal Boyle
Whirl
Lillian
Nasaér
Imrc
U.S
Sail Bank
Eiserhower
Old Home Town
Lois Thuma
Woman's City Club
City Commission
8Th and
Vt. Sts
Social Service League
R. Corey
QO. W. Chatterton
C. B. Hosford
Missouri Postmasters Association
W. E. Higgins
Maude Landis
Leland Stanford University
Vanderheilt University
Trinity Episcopal Guild
F. B. Davis
Charles Love
Margaret Jean
Crumline
University
Topeka
Bert Jewett
Marie Hostetter
Isabel Gilmore
Baltimore
Gamma Phi Beta
Albert Brune
Manhattan
Trinity Fipscopal Church
Lucille Roberts
Bettew
RADIO
Morgan
Uwld Srotehnin
Sera
Aloe Man
Picard
Three Star News
Uty
Spee
Star Sports
Ton Shaweant
Preston
Bane Ranger
Rob Cannings
Show of Ozark Jubilee
Vines
Bubatea
Slivagnet
Porgrets Chatoe
Vide Theatre CO Pubilie Oetoider
Tay
KMBL
Komo-Tv
Pather
Weenie & Harter—Television Theatre
People of
Nore News
Star Theatre
Daily Ward
Whizzo
Guiding Light
Araana RE Cse
Toa
Lawrence National Bank
D.1.c
Radio & TV
Parta
Montgomery Ward
Carl Moore & Son
Wellsville
Bird TV
Don Miller
Rez
Limerick
Dial
Kenneth Vinyard
Mgr
Joe Schelbar
Nick Schelbar
Norris Bros
Round Corner Drug CO
Mal Fither
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