U S Officials Nabs Eight Cuban Rebels At Sea
U S authorities stopped a boat loaded with arms near Brownsville Texas and captured 36 men. Eight were identified as Cuban rebel soldiers. The group, aboard El Orion, reportedly left from Mexico near Matamoros and aimed to move arms to Cuba. Leader Arnaldo G Parron denied the seizure and threatened hunger strike.
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U. S
Cuba
el Orion
Texas
Arnaldo G. Parron
Mo Garcia
Brownsville
Associated Press
Mexico
Matamoros
Rio Grande
Parton
U.S
New York cabbie keeps found $11,200 in cab
Harold Petrie a 65 year old taxi driver won a court battle over $11,200 found in his cab last July 24. State Supreme Court Justice Arthur G Klein rejected Walter Robinsons claim that the money belonged to an estate he administers. Carmine F De Sapio who rode in the cab prior to discovery did not claim ownership.
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New York
Harold Petrie
State Supreme Court
Arthur G. Klein
Walter Robinson
Carmine F. de Sapio
Tammany Hal
Democratic National
Veterans Official To Move Topeka Administrative Assistant Post
Art Rose, Kansas Veterans Commission field representative in Lawrence for three years, will move to Topeka to serve as administrative assistant in the State Office on April 1. Stanley A. Langr will replace Rose in Lawrence, moving from Topeka where he served as a field representative. Langr was a national service officer for a veterans organization. he is married with three children. Mrs. George Hulteen remains Lawrence office secretary. Rose, with the Commission 12 years, will stay in Lawrence.
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Art Rose
Kansas Veterans Commission
Lawrence
Topeka
State
Rose
Stanley A. Langr
Veterans Commission
Langr
George Hulteen
Memorial Hospital Admissions and Dismissals
Admissions list includes Mrs. Fredericka Zebb and others with addresses across Kansas. Dismissals note Mrs. Velma Neal and baby boy, Thadeus Redford, Peggy Lamb and baby girl, and others. two couples welcomed sons today at 1820 Ohio St and Stouffer Place.
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Fredericka Zebb
N.J. St
Georgia Hunzicker
Vt. St
Avis Ford
Route 3
Jean McKnight
Oread Ave
Angela Schmidt
Eudora
Beulah Noel
Linwood
Bette Hoffman
Sunnyside
Edwin Caywood
Wichita
Virginia Grob
Ohio St
Harriet Demo
Stouffer Place
W. E. Grover
Velma Neal
Mich. St
Thadeus Redford
Peggy Lamb
Tonganoxie
Geraldine Nightingale
Ky. St
Dorothy Lingenfelser
Maple Lane
Harry Rhode
E. 13Th St
Donald Grob
Jerry Demo
Stars Ready for Indoor Carnival in Manhattan Meet
About 1,000 athletes from 103 schools will compete in the fourth annual Kansas High School Indoor Track and Field meet at Kansas State College. Preliminaries start at 1 p.m. in Ahearn Field House with most finals in the evening across three simultaneous meets within Class AA, A, and B.
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Manhattan
Kansas
Ahearn
Kansas State College
Deaths and Funerals Raymond E. Badsky
Funeral services for Raymond E. Badsky 69 of Topeka will be Saturday in Inglewood California. He was a retired carpenter born February 4 1889 at Twin Mountain and lived in Los Angeles before moving to Topeka last year. He is survived by his widow five daughters a son sixteen grandchildren one great grandchild four stepdaughters two stepsons and thirteen stepgrandchildren.
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Raymond E. Badsky
Topeka
Inglewood
Calif
Len
Dr Herbert A Smith Heads National Science Teachers Assn
Herbert A. Smith director at Kansas University was elected president of the National Science Teachers Association at its Denver convention. He will take office July 1 for a one year term. The NSTA under NEA has about 12,000 members with 1,200 attendees at the sixth national convention in Denver. Other officers named include Donald G Decker Sylvia Neivert and Robert T Lagemann.
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Denver
Herbert A. Smith
Bureau of Educational Research
Kansas University
National Science Teachers Association
NSTA
Smith
Nebraska
National Education Association
NEA
Donald G. Decker
Colorado State College
Greeley
Sylvia Neivert
Bay Ridge High School
New York City
Robert T. Lagemann
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Trivett Dies After Onaga Attack at 78
Rufus K. Trivett former Lawrence resident and Kansas University student died Wednesday at Onaga Community Hospital of a heart attack. He would have been 78 today and was a KU baseball star in 1902 03. Funeral services Saturday at Tessendorf Funeral Home Onaga with burial in Onaga cemetery. Survivors include wife Carrie two daughters Gene Falkenstien and Leroy Higgins son Wilmer Trivett and several grandchildren.
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Lawrence
Rufus K. Trivett
Onaga
Kansas University
Onaga Community Hospital
Tessendorf
Trivett
the World Company
Hawthorne
Calif
Phi Kappa Pai Fraternity
Carrie Trivett
Gene Falkenstien
Leroy Higgins
Prairie Village
Wilmer Trivett
Newman waives hearing in car theft case bound over
In Peoria Illinois County Court Lester Newman waives preliminary hearing and is bound over to District Court where sentence for car theft will be pronounced April 4. Police Court Edward Bear of Colony Oklahoma receives a 30 day suspended sentence for drunkenness and vagrancy and is ordered to leave the city. Traffic case Clifford Adolph Bezinque of Topeka fined $10 plus costs for speeding.
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Lester Newman
Peoria
Ill
Edward Bear
Colony
Okla
Clifford Adolph Bezinque
Topeka
Public Meeting in Winchester to Organize Hospital Auxiliary
A 8 p m Friday public meeting at Winchester high school auditorium plans to form an auxiliary to Jefferson County Hospital. Harold Wade, hospital administrator, will speak. Executive committee members are Mrs. Paul Hensleigh, Mrs. F W Huston, Mrs. W A Madison and Mrs. Herbert Scoville.
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Winchester High School
Jefferson County Hospital
Harold Wade
Paul Hensleigh
F. W. Huston
W. A. Madison
Herbert Scoville
O Fallon outlines steps to reform Kansas schools
Kansas State University educator O Fallon urges districts to set goals and costs for education, noting the waste in small districts and the need for new funding sources. He promotes redistricting to equalize access and argues citizen support is essential to improve schools nationwide.
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O'Fallon
Kansas
Kangas
Cow injures farmer in farmyard incident near Valley Falls
Louis Senn a farmer near Valley Falls suffered a leg fracture after a cow kicked him and stepped on him as he tried to rise. He was treated at Winchester hospital for his injuries.
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Louis Senn
Valley Falls
Winchester Hospital
Wives Predominate Abortion Market in Kinsey Study
New York report highlights Kinsey Institute findings that among pregnancies, 66 percent are born, 17 percent miscarry, and 17 percent terminate in abortions. The study notes married women top abortion clients, and compares trends across marital status, with 5293 white women surveyed from higher education and urban Northeast groups.
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New York
Kinsey Institute
McCal’s
Ries
Kinsey
Institute
Peter Townsend Says He and Margaret Not Planning Wedding
London The statement from Peter Townsend through lawyer Alan Phillpotts asserts no grounds exist for a marriage between Townsend and Princess Margaret. The 27 year old princess previously said duty outweighed love, and Townsend’s open meeting followed renewed speculation about a possible reunion.
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London
Peter Townsend
Princess Margaret
Alan Phillpotts
Townsend
Margaret
Clarance House
Clarence House
Delft
Holland
Queen Elizabeth
The
Daily Mail
Daily Mirror
Times
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth
KU Student Court to rule on Ed Prelock presidential bid
Ed Prelock, a Cleveland senior, seeks to run for KU student body president without a vice president. Mary Olson withdrew, and ASC chair Dick Patterson ruled against the move, while Patterson runs for the same post on the Allied-Greek-Independent ticket. Prelock argues Section 13 of ASC Bill No 1 allows temporary resolutions. Patterson says it would suspend constitution parts, needing amendment. Sharon Stout is Patterson's running mate.
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Kansas University
Ed Prelock
Cleveland
Ohio
Prelock
Mary Olson
Wichita
All-Student Council
Dick Patterson
ASC
Patterson
Kansas City
Sharon Sue Stout
Miss Olson
Mrs Ruth Hughes To Lead New Jay Shoppe Opening
Mrs Ruth Hughes formerly Ruth Roney of Lawrence will manage the Campus Jay Shoppe when it opens April 21. Jay Shoppe operator Jim Schubert announced. Hughes will work at the downtown store from April 15 until the new shop opens. she previously worked five years at Jay Shoppe as a high school senior and during college at Kansas University.
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Irby Hughes
Ruth Roney
Lawrence
Jay Shoppe
Jim Schubert
Jay
Hughes
Kansas University
Jayhawks to Texas Relays from Lawrence for 17 man team
Coach Bill Easton takes 17 University of Kansas trackmen to the Texas Relays in Austin leaving Kansas City Thursday morning and returning Saturday evening. The squad includes John Book, Mike Cummins, Kent Floerke, Vern Gauby, Don Greenlee, Bob Lida, Dale Lubs, Jerry McNeal, Captain Al Oerter, Verlyn Schmidt, Ernie Shelby, Tom Skutka, Bob Tague, Charlie Tidwell, Bill Tillman, Brien Travis and Ray Wyatt. Intramural schedules at KU include volleyball and swimming finals with Phi Gamma Delta leading in swimming and several fraternity matches set for 5:30 to 5:45 p.m. today.
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Bill Easton
Las ‘University
Austin
Easton
Rex Grossart
Gary Rankin
Kansas City
Lawrence
Jayhawks
John Book
Mike Cummins
Kent Floerke
Vern Gauby
Don Greenlee
Bob Lida
Dale Lubs
Jerry McNeal
Capt
al Oerter
Verlyn
Kansas University
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Beta Theta Pi
Pi Kappa Alpha
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Sigma Nu
Beta Phi No
Phi Gamma Delta
Phi Kappa Psi
Alpha Tau Omega
Kappa Sigma
Delta Upsilon
Trangle
Rosary Tonight For KU Teacher Roger M. English
The rosary for Roger M. English, assistant professor of industrial design at Kansas University, will be recited at 7 p.m. at Cooper-Warren Mortuary in Lawrence. He died Wednesday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a pancreas etn complications. Burial will be in Georgetown, Illinois, with services at Houghton Funeral Home. He joined KU in 1953 and was 39. Survivors include his parents and two sisters. This marks the second KU faculty death of the week after Emil Telfel.
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Cooper-Warren
Roger M. English
Kansas University
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
George Towle
Georgetown
Ill
Houghton Funeral Home
English
EU Design Department
E. I. English
Fairmount
Jane Cole
Elizabeth Moore
Sidell
Cuban Rebel Leader Threatens a Strike
Fidel Castro declared a general strike will be called at any moment to overthrow Batista. He urged mass sabotage of transportation and communications from hideouts in Oriente Province. Proclamation urged food stockpiles, staying off public transit, and readiness to halt workplaces. Castro warned traitors will be tried after Batista falls.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Oriente
Sierra Maestra
Cuba
Bautista
Caxtro
Siberia Nuclear Tests Affect California Rain
BERKELEY Calif Radio logical checks of rainfall Saturday afternoon revealed a reading 200 times higher than the standard for safe drinking water. The contamination posed no community danger according to Dr Malcolm Merrill state health director. The reading fell to 35 times the standard by Sunday morning.
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Berkeley
Calif
State Department of Health
Siberia
California
Malcolm H. Merrill
Ex War Hero Charged With Bad Check and Theft Case
A grand jury indicted Lt. Col. Melvin Russell Blair, World War II and Korean War hero, on a $50 bad check tied to a larger theft case involving $40,000 from a Monterey tournament. Blair, already facing theft charges, has a complex web of allied defendants including multiple Kansans accused of forging or cashing government checks. The 42 indictments span multiple states with several accused linked to mail theft, forgery, and false statements related to government funds. Blair’s wife and three sons reside in Abilene Kansas.
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Blair
Abilene
Kas
Miss Bertha Bitter
Salina
First National Bank of
Junction City
Delores June Slavens
Lawrence
Cecia Mae Mullins
Osawatomie State Hospital
John Lee Fields
Liberal
East
Dorothy Lee Patterson
Wichita
Gerald Laner Stonecipher
Topeka
Sylvester F. Lolly
Blaine
Two KU Students Injured In Car Mishap Wednesday
Two Kansas University students, John Kirk Cottingham and Keathalee Lentz, were minorly injured in a one car crash west of 23rd Street around 10:15 p.m. Wednesday, not hospitalized. Cottingham, 18, drove and failed to negotiate a curve, hitting an embankment. damage about 150 dollars. A second accident near Lawtegeon U.S. 40 undetailed. Edwin Dallas Caywood, 36, sustained minor injuries and was kept overnight for observation before release. damage about 350 dollars.
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Kansas University
23Rd
Ia. Sts
John Kirk Cottingham
W. Hills
Keathalee Lentz
Dale Chappell
Cottingham
Edwin Dallas Caywood
Topeka
Law- Tenge
U.S. Highway 40
Caywood
Lawrence Medpartal Hospital
Cessna Hosts Grand Banquet For Wichita Flyaway Tour
After touring, a motorcade of buses brought guests to a Wichita hangar for a monumental banquet around a revolving platform displaying Cessna's new model 175. Nearly 500 attendees dined as an orchestra played and executives spoke on a softening recession and a hoped for upturn with better weather. Flights began at 8 am with over 200 planes lining the apron, and the Lawrence aircraft returned from a 75 minute hop. Modern private planes fascinate buyers with comfort and style, and a flyaway invites even skeptics to believe.
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Cessna
Wichita
Ceasna
California
Florida
Pennsylvania
Canada
Lawrence
Callery Adds a Chemist to Lawrence Plant
Callery Chemical Co announces Dale Roy Mackey as instrument chemist for the Lawrence Division with the new plant set to open next month. Mackey, formerly of Evans City and a Grove City College graduate in 1953, has worked in Callery’s analytical and infrared labs within the Research and Development Division. My thanks for the kindness shown during illness including cards, gifts, flowers, nurses, aides, and Dr. Auchard.
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Callery Chemical Co
Lawrence
Dale _Roy Mackey
Mackey
Evans City
Callery
Grove City College
Dr. Auchard
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